Lightning Arrestors and Radio Masts Sample Clauses

Lightning Arrestors and Radio Masts. 40.3.3.1 If the Private Party proposes to erect new structures, these must be (where possible) included in the Bid Submission. Construction of radio masts is a prescribed activity under South Africa's EIA Regulations. 40.3.3.2 SANParks is well aware that standards and "best practices" with regard to telecommunications technology are currently changing at a rapid pace. SANParks is currently in the process of determining which sorts of communications are most appropriate within a Protected Area. The Private Party acknowledges, therefore, that SANParks' determination as to what is acceptable may change over time, and that it will be expected to comply at all times with SANParks’ OMP and recommended “best practices.”
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Lightning Arrestors and Radio Masts. Such structures likely will be required at most developments to comply with insurance provisions and ensure adequate communications. The visual impacts of any and all such structures must be assessed fully in the EIA. SANParks is well aware that standards and "best practices" with regard to telecommunications technology are currently changing at a rapid pace. SANParks is currently in the process of determining which sorts of communications are most appropriate within a National Park. The Operator acknowledges, therefore, that SANParks’ determination as to what is acceptable may change over time, and that it will be expected to comply at all times with recommended “best practices.”
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