; and (ii) limits or restricts the use of the real estate or imposes conditions on the use of the real estate; or (B) a rule or regulation of a community association, whether publicly recorded or not, that limits or restricts the use of real estate or imposes conditions on the use of real estate. (b) Certain restrictions prohibited A private land use restriction that prohibits, restricts, or impairs, or has the effect of prohibiting, restricting, or impairing, an amateur operator from operating, installing, or maintaining any amateur station antenna on property subject to the control of the amateur operator may not be adopted or enforced, except as permitted by subsection (c). (c) Permissible restrictions (1) In general Subject to paragraph (2), the following private land use restrictions applicable to amateur station antennas may be adopted or enforced: (A) A restriction that requires an amateur station antenna to be installed in compliance with the specifications of the manufacturer of the antenna, applicable zoning ordinances, amateur radio tower ordinances (if any), and governmentally adopted building codes. (B) A restriction that requires an amateur station antenna to be maintained in a structurally safe condition. (C) A restriction that requires any deteriorated or structurally unsafe component of an amateur station antenna to be repaired, replaced, or removed. (D) A restriction that requires an amateur station antenna to be removed if the property on which the antenna is located ceases to be subject to the control of an amateur operator. (E) A restriction that requires an amateur station antenna ground-mounted electrical enclosure, ground-mounted control enclosure, or guy wire anchor to be visually screened if such enclosure or anchor— (i) is visible from the street faced by the dwelling