Federal agencies would use one fee schedule for placing communication equipment on government property.
This bill would create a single, standard fee schedule for companies that want to put communication equipment, like antennas, on federal buildings and land. Currently, fees can vary widely between different government agencies. This change aims to make the process more consistent and fair for everyone involved.
Today, there is no uniform fee schedule for processing applications to place communication equipment on federal property, and fees can vary by agency or be set by other laws. After this bill, the Administrator of General Services would establish a uniform, cost-based, and competitively neutral fee schedule, which all executive agencies would then adopt by regulation, overriding other applicable fees.
HR 1731 · 119th Congress · February 27, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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