Ley 13/2012, de 20 de noviembre, de medidas urgentes para la activación económica en materia de industria y energía, nuevas tecnologías, residuos, aguas, otras actividades y medidas tributarias. | BOE-A-2013-355 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 13/2012, de 20 de noviembre, de medidas urgentes para la activación económica en materia de industria y energía, nuevas tecnologías, residuos, aguas, otras actividades y medidas tributarias.

This article states that the law’s purpose is to establish urgent regulatory measures on industry and energy, new technologies, waste, water, and other activities.

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Spain
Instrument
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Citation
BOE-A-2013-355
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Language
es
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Certain telecom installations need prior project approval, applicants must file required technical documents, and telecom facilities must fit the surrounding environment. This article requires municipal or island rules to consider alternative technical solutions when the usual rule cannot be applied for justified reasons, and lets project technicians and site directors use such alternatives if they are fully explained, justified, and expressly authorized by the owner. Activity holders without the former activity licence may regularize their situation within 18 months after the law enters into force, by filing the required documents. The article classifies activities and says some need prior installation permission, others need a responsible declaration, and minor activities must prepare a technical project. This article lists cases that do not need an installation permit, responsible declaration, or civil liability insurance.