Support from sophisticated telecomunication and society’s need for information were the reasons of company’s presence to provide telecommunication service not only in urban areas, but has been extended to local areas as well. In order to meet society’s need, they had established Base Transceiver Stations (BTSs) as part of the telecommunication tower. Rampant of the tower constructions was not always heeded; “did the company get approval or not?”. While, tower construction approval was very important as one of the administrative and technical specifications. In fact, unorganized tower construction would have a serious impact on space and land usage, such as reducing of open green area and spatial aesthetic value brought to a new problem, a conflict between communities and the tower’s owner (none of the telecommunication providers), etc. In this way, the existence of local act draft on development, control, and telecommunication tower supervision was needed in order to provide legal certainty in tower construction. This research was a normative research (dogmatic legal research) with data inventory method, formulating problem, and preparation of Local Act Draft Model on Development, Control, and Telecommunication Tower Supervision. Method could be specified through collecting and compiling materials and informations, assessment, and analysis through undertaking an intensive discussion among team members by Focus Group Discussion (FGD) to find the feasibility material and information in order to create a legislation framework; then the final Local Act Draft Model on Development, Control, and Telecommunication Tower Supervision coupled with inputs from various experts in the field of development, control, and telecommunications tower supervision. The purpose of this study was a consideration material which was used in Local Government initiative to establish Local Act Draft Model on Development, Control, and Telecommunication Tower Supervision..

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