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Article 9

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Article 9 1.

Civil works which consist of any of the following shall not be subject to any permit-granting procedure within the meaning of Article 7, unless such a permit is required in accordance with other Union legal acts:

(a) 

repair and maintenance works which are limited in scope, such as in terms of value, size, impact and duration;

(b) 

limited technical upgrades of existing works or installations, with limited impact;

(c) 

small-scale civil works that are limited in scope, such as in terms of value, size, impact or duration required for the deployment of VHCNs.
Article 9 2.
Based on duly justified and proportionate reasons, Member States shall identify the types of civil works to which paragraph 1 applies. Information on such types of civil works shall be published via a single information point.
Article 9 3.

By way of derogation from paragraph 1 and subject to the procedure laid down in paragraph 2, competent authorities may require permits for the deployment of elements of VHCNs or associated facilities in the following situations:

(a) 

for physical infrastructure or certain categories of physical infrastructure protected for reasons of architectural, historical, religious or environmental value, or otherwise protected in accordance with national law; or

(b) 

where necessary for reasons of public security, defence, safety, environmental or public health reasons, or to protect the security of critical infrastructure.
Article 9 4.
Member States may require operators which plan to carry out civil works covered by this Article to notify the competent authorities, before the start of the works, of their intention to commence the civil works.

This notification shall not entail more than a declaration by the operator of its intention to start the civil works and the submission of minimum information which is required to allow competent authorities to assess whether those works are covered by the derogation set out in paragraph 3. That minimum information shall include at least the date when the civil works are expected to start, their duration, contact details of the person responsible for undertaking the works and the area concerned by the works.

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