Upksham Ramteke
Chief Executive Editor
The construction of an Airtel tower in Jambhulghat, a village in Chimur taluka under Chandrapur district, has started with the construction of the construction of the Airtel tower by the concerned contractors.
However, the rule is that the work of constructing a mobile tower should be 2 kilometers away from the village.
And if the work of constructing a mobile tower is to be done in the village, it is necessary to obtain the written consent of the nearby citizens regarding the construction of the mobile tower.
Along with this, if there are schools and clinics nearby, it is mandatory to obtain a no-objection certificate from the concerned doctor and principal.
Because due to mobile towers, nearby citizens, students, and patients are getting deafness and numbness in their limbs over time.
Along with this, it is a fact that mobile towers have adverse effects on animals and natural resources.
If there is no written approval from the nearby citizens, doctors and principals for the construction of a mobile tower, how is the tower of the mobile Airtel company being built in Mouja Jambhulghat? This question is creating seriousness in many respects.
It is necessary to obtain approval from the Municipal Corporation, District Council and the Town Planning Department to build a mobile tower, as well as there are special rules for building towers in schools, hospitals and densely populated areas and for this, the consent of the residents may also be required.
It is mandatory for tower companies to apply as per the rules of the Department of Telecommunications and obtain the necessary documents and approvals.
Procedure for getting approval….
1. You have to apply to the local authority…
First, you have to apply to the concerned Municipality, District Council or the concerned local administration to build a tower.
2. Check the rules and guidelines…
There are state and central government regulations for the construction of mobile towers, which must be followed.
3. Submit the necessary documents…
1) Map of the proposed site, site plan, and block plan.
2) Ownership documents.
3) Information about the height and design of the tower.
4) Documents indicating the safe distance from power lines.
4. Final approval process…
After checking all the applications and documents, if all the conditions are met, the administration gives final approval for the construction of the tower.
Special rules and conditions…
It is prohibited to erect towers within 100-150 meters of schools, hospitals and educational institutions.
Densely populated areas…
Special approval and community consent are required in such places.
Cooperative housing societies…
Permission of at least 70% of the residents is required here.
Tower on the terrace of a building…
It is important to follow the necessary permissions and rules for this, otherwise the High Courts can take action against such illegal towers.
Radiation information…
According to the new rules, it is necessary to provide information about the radiation emitted from the tower and its quantity.
Important work…
Contacting tower companies directly, inquiring with local administration, visiting the Department of Telecommunications website.
