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If a supervising consultant identifies damage to a CITC cable while filling out a report, they will:
• Select a relevant CITC cable cut item in the report.
• Answer the confirmation question: "Is there a cut or damage to a CITC cable?"
• If "Yes," they must:
● Enter the name of the telecommunications service provider that owns the affected cable.
● Describe the issue regarding the cable cut or damage.
● Attach supporting images showing the damage to the CITC cable.

If an entity fails to submit its response within the designated period, the system will automatically record a default response on its behalf. The Coordination Office sets the parameters for this automatic response, which is usually "Automatic Approval" unless the office decides otherwise.

The system will automatically record a default response for entities that do not provide a decision within the coordination period. This automatic response is usually set to “automatic approval,” unless the Coordination Office configures it differently.

The license is canceled, and the applicant may reapply for a new license after meeting the requirements.

● Issuance of a Health Certificate
● Cancellation of a Health Certificate
● Renewal of a Health Certificate

A permit that allows beneficiaries to prepare and level a site before construction.

It is a service that enables beneficiaries to inquire about the administrative communication transactions that exist in the correspondence system at the level of the ministry and the secretariats that follow the ministry through linking with the central administrative communication system in the ministry (correspondence).

A building occupancy certificate is a certificate that confirms the actual completion of buildings and is issued by the competent authorities.

A route is a designated extended area along a street that includes parking spaces for a limited number of mobile carts. The municipality defines and determines the maximum capacity for each route.

These are relevant entities that must be consulted for opinions on major project coordination. Their input may directly impact the approval or rejection of the request, categorizing them as an approval entity, or it may be advisory only, categorizing them as a coordination entity. Usually, coordination entities are the same as project-owning entities. Approval entities may vary depending on the nature of the request and the main municipality, but the (Project Coordination Office) remains the primary approval entity for all types of requests.