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A Wayleaves agreement grants a right of way from a landowner, usually in return for payment, for activities such as erecting telegraph wires or laying pipes. Companies need these agreements for any work on private land, making Wayleave Agreements essential to our infrastructure and daily lives.
To safeguard the Freeholder’s interests and maintain control over their property, a Wayleave agreement should be established for each building.
A Wayleaves agreement is essential when a tenant, whether residential or commercial, wants to install an internet connection through common areas to their property. Similarly, Network Providers need a Wayleave to install their network in a Landlord’s building.
If the network’s path crosses land owned by another party, a Wayleave is required.
While most newly refurbished buildings or new developments feature pre-installed fiber optic cables, older buildings may lack this modern infrastructure.
In most cases, a Network Provider will need to install cabling and equipment through the common areas or on the exterior of the building.
To protect the landlord’s interests and ensure tenants can access broadband services, a written agreement is essential to outline the consents provided to the Network Provider. These agreements address crucial matters such as installation costs, equipment maintenance and removal, compliance with safety regulations, and repair of any damage caused.
Additionally, a Wayleave agreement ensures the network provider does not gain possession rights over the common areas due to their equipment installation. It is in the freeholder’s best interest to meticulously document the rights and obligations of all parties involved.”
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A Wayleaves agreement is essential when a tenant, whether residential or commercial, wants to install an internet connection through common areas to their property. Similarly, Network Providers need a Wayleave to install their network in a Landlord’s building.
If the network’s path crosses land owned by another party, a Wayleave is required.
While most newly refurbished buildings or new developments feature pre-installed fiber optic cables, older buildings may lack this modern infrastructure.
Why choose Region Property Management to handle your Superfast Broadband Wayleave applications?
We have established pre-agreed Wayleave templates and procedures with six major network providers. Over the past 18 months, we’ve refined and implemented these processes with Clarion Housing Group, our primary client and parent company, negotiating all Wayleave agreements on their behalf. Now, we are excited to extend this proven and reliable service to other Freeholders.”
After receiving numerous applications from Superfast Broadband Network Providers for access to Clarion’s extensive property portfolio, we entrusted Region Property Management to act on our behalf. The service provided by Region is consistently exceptional, covering everything from negotiating terms and finalizing route designs to ensuring full compliance with all of Clarion’s installation requirements. The team at Region Property Management always prioritizes our best interests.”
To learn more about our services, please reach out to us on 07803386131