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Pennsylvania Town Dishes it out to satellite dish eye sores.

   A Pennsylvania city is dishing it out to satellite TV dishes.
Easton Pennsylvania's City Council passed a resolution requiring the removal of TV dishes with in 30 days after the service is disconnected.
 
  The Express-Times of Easton reports that Councilman David O'Connell sponsored Wednesday night's measure because the leftover dishes are unsightly and could create a safety problem.
 
   Penalties allow for a ticket of $25 for the first offense. That goes to $35 if not paid within 10 days. After 20 days, a citation can be filed in court.
 
   The city said it won't be hard to enforce because it can be flagged every time they do a rental inspection or inspect a house or building up for sale.
 
 

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