Implementing Regulations of the Telecommunications and Information Technology Law

1. A facilities-based service provider may agree with a real estate owner or the like when he needs private real estate or part thereof to install any devices or establish or maintain telecommunications networks for providing telecommunications or information technology services to the public. 2. If a facilities-based service provider fails to reach an agreement with a private real estate owner or the like, he shall be entitled to apply to CST for expropriation of that real estate under the relevant statutory provisions; he shall submit the following with his application: a. Information about the real estate, such as its type, location, and the like; b. Information of the real estate owner or the like, including proof of real estate ownership or power to dispose thereof; c. A report on the preceding negotiations between the facilities-based service provider and the real estate owner or the like. d. Reasons driving the service provider to select that particular real estate to construct or install infrastructure devices. Chapter V : Use of Real Estate Implementing Regulations of the Telecommunications & Information Technology Law Chapter V : Use of Real Estate 3. CST shall consider the application in coordination with the facilities-based service provider and the private real estate owner, or the like, and shall seek an acceptable solution for both. Failing that, CST may – at its discretion – take the necessary measures to expropriate the real estate, in accordance with the relevant laws.