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NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

Modern telecommunications are an essential and beneficial element in the life of the people of Northern Ireland and of the regional economy. Much of the telephone network is, of course, long establish

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

Fast, reliable and cost-effective modern telecommunications can attract new businesses and enable economic growth by opening up new markets and new opportunities for diverse and innovative services. T

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

The Programme for Government (December 2001) indicates that the Executive will work to ensure that the communications infrastructure of Northern Ireland is developed to a standard that our economy req

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

During 2002-2005 the Executive, working with the private sector, will also continue to implement the telecommunications strategy that will ensure that all of Northern Ireland has a world class telecom

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

The Regional Development Strategy for Northern Ireland 2025 (RDS) published in September 2001 by the Department for Regional Development acknowledges that continuing developments in telecommunications

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

With continued growth in demand for the use of telecommunications and anticipated changes to the nature of the industry, it is envisaged that the following trends will have specific and general implic

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

The main objectives of this Statement are to: • facilitate the continuing development of telecommunications infrastructure in an efficient and effective manner; • ensure that where appropriate new tel

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

During the process of development plan preparation, telecommunications operators may wish to discuss with the Department the likely extent of the network coverage for the particular plan area.

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

In certain circumstances, subject to technical limitations on location and siting, the Department may allocate particular sites in the development plan for major telecommunications developments, such

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

The Department will permit proposals for telecommunications development where such proposals, together with any necessary enabling works, will not result in unacceptable damage to visual amenity or ha

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

Proposals for the development of a new telecommunications mast will only be considered acceptable by the Department where the above requirements are met and it is reasonably demonstrated that: (a) the

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

Applications for telecommunications development by Code System Operators or broadcasters will need to include: (1) information about the purpose and need for the particular development including a des

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

Where information on the above matters is not made available or is considered inadequate the Department will refuse planning permission.

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

The Department's policy seeks to enable the telecommunications industry to expand its operations in a manner that keeps the visual and environmental impact of telecommunications equipment to a minimum

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

The Department recognises that telecommunications code system operators are obliged to provide their services to the public at large and have to work within the constraints of the technology to meet t

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

In submitting proposals for telecommunications development applicants should seek a solution which minimises visual and environmental impact. Individual circumstances will determine how this can best

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

In all cases applications will need to include details of what measures have been considered to mitigate the visual and environmental impact of the proposal. In addition where existing infrastructure

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

Wherever practicable, operators and others should seek to provide telecommunications infrastructure through the use of smaller, more unobtrusive and lower powered equipment. In built up areas such equ

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

To facilitate the on-going roll-out of modern telecommunications networks the Department acknowledges that there will continue to be a need for larger telecommunications equipment and apparatus, such

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

There is a range of different design and camouflage techniques for masts, antennas, equipment housing and cable runs which can help to disguise or conceal them. These include apparatus coloured to mat

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

In built up areas operators should wherever possible seek to locate and disguise larger apparatus on existing buildings and structures so that it is not conspicuous. Design should be sympathetic to th

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

accommodate any necessary landscape works. Depending on location the Department will also bear in mind that an appropriately designed single operator mast may be less intrusive in the environment than

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

Where it is agreed that the future sharing of a particular mast or site is desirable, the Department will wish to be satisfied that the site can accommodate any additional apparatus that would be requ

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

As outlined in paragraph 2.18 the Radiocommunications Agency has recently developed a publicly accessible database of all operating externally sited cellular base stations in the UK. This should assis

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

Public bodies, such as Government agencies and local district councils, may be able to reduce planning problems for applicants for telecommunications development and for the community at large by maki

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

Where planning permission is granted for telecommunications apparatus the Department will impose a condition requiring its removal, as soon as reasonably practicable after it is no longer required for

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

Applications for masts within 3 kilometres of the perimeter of an aerodrome, will be required to include evidence that the Civil Aviation Authority, the Ministry of Defence or the aerodrome operator,

NI-wide·PPS 10 Telecommunications

The original analogue cellular networks have now closed down, and have been replaced by GSM (see below). They are therefore not described in this Statement. However, with the closure of the analogue n