A tower that requires a Planning Permit under the Hume Planning Scheme. Tower man-made structures that are always taller than they – are wide usually by a significant margin, generally built to take advantage of their height and can stand alone or as part of a larger structure. In the context of telecommunications a tower requires a planning permit to be erected and is usually either a HUB or a BTU. Mobile phone towers are generally 25 to 30 metres high. A HUB is a larger in excess of 50 metres. A BTU is a smaller tower in the range of 25 to 30 metres. As set out under the 1997. Telecommunications Act Lease A grants permission for exclusive use and possession of a parcel of land or a building for a defined term. It provides the tenant a proprietary interest in the Council Property which is binding on third parties. a Lease a tenant is able to assign or transfer its interest to a third party as the Lease runs with the land. Licence A Licence grants permission for non-exclusive use of a parcel of land for a defined term. More than one Licence at a time may be granted over the same parcel of land. Low Impact Facilities Low-impact facilities are generally small radio communications antennae and dishes erected on an existing tower or building that are designed to be unobtrusive. Other types of low-impact facility include underground cables, public telephones, telecommunications pits in footpaths and co-located facilities. The Telecommunications Code of Practice 1997 including the Telecommunications (low-impact Facilities) Determination 1997 refers to requirements and current practice for telecommunications facilities in Victoria (an incorporated document in all planning schemes in Victoria). Market Rent Is the rental income that a property would command in the open market. The fee is calculated by Council’s Valuer or an independent Valuer (if required) using the latest market rental for a comparable space. (Refer to Schedule 2) Outgoings water usage charges, electricity and gas in connection with the Council Property. (Refer to Schedule 2) Rates and Taxes Means any government rates and charges, taxes and levies including the Fire Services Levy. (Refer to Schedule 2) Sensitive uses
A tower that requires a Planning Permit under the Hume Planning Scheme. Tower – man-made structures that are always taller than they are wide usually by a significant margin, generally built to take advantage of their height and can stand alone or as part of a larger structure. In the context of telecommunications a tower requires a planning permit to be erected and is usually either a HUB or a BTU. Mobile phone towers are generally 25 to 30 metres high. A HUB is a larger in excess of 50 metres. A BTU is a smaller tower in the range of 25 to 30 metres. As set out under the Telecommunications Act 1997. Lease A grants permission for exclusive use and possession of a parcel of land or a building for a defined term. It provides the tenant a proprietary interest in the Council Property which is binding on third parties. a Lease a tenant is able to assign or transfer its interest to a third party as the Lease runs with the land. Licence A Licence grants permission for non-exclusive use of a parcel of land for a defined term. More than one Licence at a time may be granted over the same parcel of land. Low Impact Facilities Low-impact facilities are generally small radio communications antennae and dishes erected on an existing tower or building that are designed to be unobtrusive. Other types of low-impact facility include underground cables, public telephones, telecommunications pits in footpaths and co-located facilities. The Telecommunications Code of Practice 1997 including the Telecommunications (low-impact Facilities) Determination 1997 refers to requirements and current practice for telecommunications facilities in Victoria (an incorporated document in all planning schemes in Victoria). Market Rent Is the rental income that a property would command in the open market. The fee is calculated by Council’s Valuer or an independent Valuer (if required) using the latest market rental for a comparable space. (Refer to Schedule 2) Outgoings water usage charges, electricity and gas in connection with the Council Property. (Refer to Schedule 2) Rates and Taxes Means any government rates and charges, taxes and levies including the Fire Services Levy. (Refer to Schedule 2) Sensitive uses
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