Masts feel the wind of change
Briggs, L.
Masts feel the wind of change - 2001 - Estates Gazette (0139) 29 September 2001, 132-134(3) .
Until now telecoms operators have not needed to stand up for their rights to retain apparatus on a site. However, suggests the demand created by third-generation networks is about to change this situation. Examines the implications of the Telecommunications Act 1984 with regard to the new licences issued to operators to set up third-generation networks. Also recommends telecoms operators consider PPG8, which affects planning permission for telecoms masts and apparatus.
TELECOMMUNICATIONS ACT 1984
LANDLORD AND TENANT ACT 1954
TELECOMMUNICATIONS MASTS
THIRD GENERATION NETWORKS
PPG8
TELECOMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT
Masts feel the wind of change - 2001 - Estates Gazette (0139) 29 September 2001, 132-134(3) .
Until now telecoms operators have not needed to stand up for their rights to retain apparatus on a site. However, suggests the demand created by third-generation networks is about to change this situation. Examines the implications of the Telecommunications Act 1984 with regard to the new licences issued to operators to set up third-generation networks. Also recommends telecoms operators consider PPG8, which affects planning permission for telecoms masts and apparatus.
TELECOMMUNICATIONS ACT 1984
LANDLORD AND TENANT ACT 1954
TELECOMMUNICATIONS MASTS
THIRD GENERATION NETWORKS
PPG8
TELECOMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT