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uilt, manufactured, used and maintained so as not to cause harmful interference to
other telecommunications networks, systems and equipment.
Telecommunications networks, systems and equipment may be put into
operation only after the Agency has completed technical inspection, including the
examination of the parameters specified in the project and/or technical documentation
on the basis of which the license has been granted. The Agency shall specify the
technical inspection procedure.
If technically or otherwise feasible, the Agency may order sharing of
infrastructure by two or more telecommunications operators, in other words, it may
order a telecommunications operator – infrastructure owner - to enable another
telecommunications operator to share its infrastructure in return for fair compensation.
Public telecommunications operators are entitled to request the rights of way
over or the right to use the land owned by another person (easement) if this is necessary
for establishment of the public telecommunications networks or systems and installation
of telecommunications equipment.
If a public telecommunications operator and the property owner are unable to
reach an agreement on the right of way or easements for the purpose of installation or
protection of telecommunications networks, systems and equipment, the right of access
or the right of way shall be regulated under general rules by the Agency.
When constructing or installing telecommunications networks, systems and
equipment, a telecommunications operator is under an obligation to take the necessary
measures to protect the property of the owners and the safety and health of people and
to ensure the safe flow of vehicular traffic and the protection of the environment,
particularly with regard to radiation that is deemed harmful under the applicable
standards.
Works in the Vicinity of Telecommunications Facilities
Article 88
It is prohibited to perform works near telecommunications facilities and other
telecommunications equipment or build facilities that may affect or interfere with their
operation.
If it is necessary to perform such works or build such facilities, the investor
and/or the contractor shall obtain the prior approval of the telecommunications operator
so to ensure that the necessary measures have been taken for protection and smooth
operation of the telecommunications facilities.
The costs of taking the measures and obtaining the approval from paragraph 2 of
this Article shall be borne by the investor and/or the contractor.
Radio Corridors and Safety Zone
Article 89
Available radio relay links (radio corridors) in towns and urban settlements shall
be specified in urban development plans.
Tin the vicinity of radio stations and antenna systems and along the radio path
between two radio stations there shall be a safety zone in which it is prohibited to build
other radio stations, facilities or installations that may obstruct the propagation of radio
waves or cause interference.
Power Installations
Article 90
Power installations for transmission, distribution or utilization of electric energy,
which are located near a telecommunications network, must be built, used and
maintained so as to avoid interference in the operation of that telecommunications
network and to avoid endangering the life and health of people who perform works on
or operate that telecommunications network.
Electromagnetic Interference
Article 91
Power installations and other equipment and devices must not cause
electromagnetic interference to the telecommunications networks and must have a
certificate that certifies that they comply with the measures for prevention of
electromagnetic interference in the operation of the telecommunications network and
reception of signals.
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VIII PROTECTION OF USERS
Rights of Telecommunications Users
Article 92
In addition to the right to unhindered use and high quality of public
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