PROPERTY RELATIONS AND INFRASTRUCTURE MAPPING IN THE CASE OF PROJECT "SLAVONIAN NETWORK"

Vedran Stojnovic (), Vedran Mesaric () and Franjo Ambros ()
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Vedran Stojnovic: Geoprem d.o.o. - Osijek
Vedran Mesaric: Panon – think tank - Osijek
Franjo Ambros: Geoprem d.o.o. - Osijek

Economy of eastern Croatia yesterday, today, tommorow, 2015, vol. 4, 482-489

Abstract: Directive 2014/61/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of the EU (15th May 2014) on measures to reduce the cost of setting up electronic communications broadband networks – requires establishment of a national information contact point for Member States for utilities infrastructure. By implementing Directive – inventory of all utilities shall be made, which will be used for planning construction works in the field and installing utilities for internet broadband access. In that way, a stocktaking in the area before making key decisions about the planning of construction work, which could also serve to set up the infrastructure for broadband access. In the areas where it will be necessary to thoroughly renew electronic communications infrastructure by laying pipes or fiber-optic cables directly into the ground, it won’t be possible without proper project documentation. Property relations could represent unexpected difficulties in this process if they aren’t noticed ahead. By mapping existing infrastructure and its electronic integration with public records from cadaster and land registry, it is possible to achieve a new quality in the design and planning of infrastructure for broadband access.

Keywords: broadband; Directive 2014/61/EU; infrastructure; mapping; property relations (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
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