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Xuzhou City Public Mobile Communication Base Station Management

Original Language Title: 徐州市公众移动通信基站管理办法

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Chapter I General

In order to strengthen the management of public mobile communications base stations and to promote the development of public mobile communications, this approach is based on legal, regulatory provisions, such as the Radio Management Regulations of the People's Republic of China.

Article 2 of this approach refers to a public mobile communications base station (hereinafter referred to as a base station) established by a public mobile communications enterprise within a given region, through a radio station (sites) transmission of information between the Mobile Communications Exchange Centre and end-user equipment, including a stand-alone, an ambitious base station and an indoor and indoor distribution system.

Article 3 Planning, selection, placement, use and supervision of the base stations within the city's administration apply.

Article IV Radio management authorities in the city, the district and the district shall be responsible for the management of the station within this jurisdiction, in accordance with their responsibilities.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the rest of the people's Government is working together on the management of the base.

Article 5 Public mobile communications enterprises should ensure the mobility communications needs of the city, in accordance with advances in mobile communications technologies and urban development.

Article 6

It is prohibited by any organization and person to destroy or interfere with the operation of the base station.

Chapter II

Article 7 Radio management authorities in the city, the district and district should organize specific planning for the location of the base station with the planning sector, with the approval of the Royal People's Government.

Article 8. Specific planning for the development of a base site should be consistent with national technical standards, in line with the principles of rational B, resource sharing, safety and environmental protection and landscape coordination.

Article 9. Urban construction, rehabilitation of residential areas, commercial zones, wind areas and various industrial parks should plan sites and routes.

The construction, alteration and expansion of construction works should be designed, built-up of communications equipment buildings, spaces, pipelines, etc., in accordance with the technical standards of the basement, to meet the sharing requirements of multiple public mobile communications systems.

The basement facilities, such as the base site, the route route and the communications equipment fleet, the day, the pipeline, etc., should be designed in parallel with the work of the subject.

Chapter III

Article 10. Public mobile communications enterprises should submit annual base-level requirements to municipal radio management authorities, in accordance with the specific planning and selection requirements of the base site.

The municipal radio management structure should develop an annual basement plan with sectors such as municipal planning, based on the annual basement needs of public mobile communications enterprises, in conjunction with the mission-specific planning.

Article 11. Public mobile communications enterprises should entrust the competent engineering design units with legal qualifications with the preparation of the building of the building blocks.

Article 12. Public mobile communications enterprises shall make requests to the municipal radio management authorities in accordance with the provisions of the National People's Republic of China Administrative Accreditation Act.

Article 13 establishes an ambitious base for public mobile communications enterprises and shall apply to the planning sector in accordance with the law.

Article 14. The city has set up an ambitious base station, with its borders not exceeding the planning site of 2 hundreds of metres; other regions have been installed not more than 350 metres.

The site should prioritize the use of public infrastructure, public domains, public places and buildings owned by the agency's utilities.

Article 15. The establishment of the base should be in compliance with environmental protection requirements and should not be used.

Prior to its operation, the public mobile communications company should apply to the municipal radio management authorities for the processing of radio licences and the submission of related materials.

The municipal radio administration should organize the collection and licensing of radio stations in accordance with the law.

In the event of a sudden incident, public mobile communications enterprises can set up, use emergency base stations and inform municipal radio authorities. The owner or management unit of the emergency base shall be aligned.

Article 18 During the period of effectiveness, public mobile communications enterprises still need to use the basement and should apply to the municipal radio management authorities for the duration of the radio licence.

Changes to the approved projects at the base station should apply to the municipal radio management authorities for the process of change.

Article 19 was discontinued or cancelled, and public mobile communications enterprises should conduct the write-off of radio licences to municipal radio management authorities and return to radio voucher licences within thirty days of the date of write-off.

Article 20 No fees shall be charged without the basis of the law.

With regard to national security, public safety requires the use of the basement facility, public mobile communications enterprises should be free of charge.

Chapter IV

Article 21 Public mobile communications enterprises should strengthen the day-to-day management and maintenance of the basement, ensure that the base is in line with the relevant technical standards and norms and ensure the proper operation of the base.

Any unit or person shall not obstruct the management and maintenance of a public mobile communications enterprise by law.

Article 2 damage caused disruption of public mobile communications networks, and public mobile communications enterprises should be renovated in a timely manner and the communications network should be restored.

Article 23, which requires the removal of the basement, should be negotiated with public mobile communications enterprises.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 24 states that a public mobile communications enterprise is one of the following cases, and the time limit is being changed by the municipal radio management agency, which is not reformulated and is fined by more than one million dollars.

(i) The basement is not in accordance with the relevant technical standards;

(ii) The establishment of a base station without experience to receive qualified inputs;

(iii) The unauthorized installation of other radio launch equipment that is not relevant to the operation of the base station;

(iv) The establishment and use of emergency base stations is not in accordance with the provisions of this approach.

Article 25 is one of the following cases, in violation of the provisions of security management, punishable by public security authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China:

(i) Damage to basement equipment, facilities;

(ii) The production, sale and use of illegally established base stations;

(iii) Other acts provided for by law.

Article 26 violates other acts under this approach and is punishable by law by the relevant authorities.

Article 27 Procedures for the planning, establishment of administrative organs

In doing business, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, administrative disposition by its units or superior authorities, and criminal responsibility is lawful.

Annex VI

Article 28 provides for the management of the various communications base stations, such as cluster communications, quest for communications, satellite mobile communications and wireless access to communications, taking into account implementation of this approach, with the exception of laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 29 of this approach is implemented effective 1 February 2016.