Antennas Part 3, Installation and operation of antennas on: – part 2 Small cell units Part 3, – sub-part 3 Telecommunication lines Installation and operation of: Part 3, sub-part 4 – Earthworks Part 3, – part 6 Earthworks are also referred to in relation to each regulated telecommunication facility. Radiofrequency fields – Part 3, sub-part 7 Telecommunication facilities and activities that are not regulated under the NESTF 2016 continue to be managed through the relevant district and regional plans. These may include: new poles and antennas that are not located in the road reserve or rural zones the installation, operation and maintenance of a self-contained unit to generate power for the facility and any associated earthworks the establishment, operation and maintenance of an access track to a telecommunication facility and any associated earthworks new telecommunication lines and associated support structures telecommunication exchanges. It is also important to note that the NESTF 2016 does not apply to any telecommunication facility or activity located in the coastal marine area (see Regulation 8) or over the bed of a lake or river (see Regulation 52). See for more information. The NESTF 2016 does not override any regional earthwork rules, where these apply (see Regulation 54). Guide to understanding and applying the regulations This section provides a guide to understanding and applying the NESTF 2016, including: how to identify the applicable standards in the NESTF 2016, based on the nature of the proposal and where it is located how the NESTF 2016 applies to antennas on new and existing poles through baseline poles and baseline dates the different types of telecommunication facilities and the associated equipment permitted under the NESTF 2016
Antennas – Part 3, 2 Installation and operation of antennas on: Small cell units – Part 3, sub-part 3 Telecommunication lines – Part 3, sub-part 4 Installation and operation of: Earthworks – Part 3, 6 Earthworks are also referred to in relation to each regulated telecommunication facility. Radiofrequency fields – Part 3, sub-part 7 Telecommunication facilities and activities that are not regulated under the NESTF 2016 continue to be managed through the relevant district and regional plans. These may include: new poles and antennas that are not located in the road reserve or rural zones the installation, operation and maintenance of a self-contained unit to generate power for the facility and any associated earthworks the establishment, operation and maintenance of an access track to a telecommunication facility and any associated earthworks new telecommunication lines and associated support structures telecommunication exchanges. It is also important to note that the NESTF 2016 does not apply to any telecommunication facility or activity located in the coastal marine area (see Regulation 8) or over the bed of a lake or river (see Regulation 52). See for more information. The NESTF 2016 does not override any regional earthwork rules, where these apply (see Regulation 54). Guide to understanding and applying the regulations This section provides a guide to understanding and applying the NESTF 2016, including: how to identify the applicable standards in the NESTF 2016, based on the nature of the proposal and where it is located how the NESTF 2016 applies to antennas on new and existing poles through baseline poles and baseline dates the different types of telecommunication facilities and the associated equipment permitted under the NESTF 2016 part part
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