National Infrastructure Promotion Law, 5783-2023
חוק לקידום תשתיות לאומיות, תשפ"ג-2023
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Chapter IV: Relocation of Infrastructure Lines
Section A: Relocation of an Unmapped Infrastructure Line
Definition of Unmapped Infrastructure Line§
In this Section, "unmapped infrastructure line" means an infrastructure line in respect of which the following applies, as the case may be:
Notice by an Implementing Body of the Relocation of an Infrastructure Line§
The Infrastructure Body's Response Notice§
Relocation of an Infrastructure Line by the Infrastructure Body§
Relocation of the Infrastructure Line by the Implementing Body§
Relocation of an Infrastructure Line Involving Exceptional Engineering Complexity§
Relocation of an Infrastructure Line Outside the Boundaries of the Approved Plan§
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Definitions – Section B§
In this Section —
"licensed supplier" — as defined in the Communications Law;
"passive infrastructure" — as defined in section 5(j)(7) of the Communications Law.
Request by an Executing Body for Relocation of Passive Infrastructure§
Where, in the framework of the promotion of an infrastructure project, the relocation of passive infrastructure is required to a location determined in the framework of the permit or authorisation procedure from the licensing authority under the Planning and Building Law (in this Section — the approved location), the executing body shall deliver to the licensed supplier holding the passive infrastructure a written request to carry out the relocation of the infrastructure to the approved location, including, inter alia, the following (in this Section — a request for relocation of passive infrastructure):
Response Notice of the Licensed Supplier§
Impediment to Completing the Relocation within the Time Range Set by the Executing Body§
Postponement of Date by the Executing Body§
Relocation of the Infrastructure by a Licensed Supplier§
Relocation of the Infrastructure by the Executing Body§
Application of Provisions§
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