If you are a utility operator or corridor manager, you can ask the District Court to make another utility operator or corridor manager follow the rules they are supposed to. The Court can make them follow the rules under section 6. The Court can say they have to follow the rules within a certain time. When the Court is thinking about making this order, they consider how practical and costly it is to follow the rules compared to doing something else that achieves a similar outcome.

The Court thinks about what is practical and what it costs when deciding what to do. You have to go to the District Court to ask for this order. The Court's order can say when the other person has to follow the rules.

The Court looks at what works best in each situation. They think about the cost and how easy it is to follow the rules. They compare this to doing something different that has a similar result.