Gas (Pipeline Corridor) Launceston Order 2014
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4 Planning corridor
(1) In this clause –
pipeline means the pipeline referred to in the licence granted under section 24 of the Act to Tas Gas Networks Pty Ltd on 14 July 2003, as amended;
pipeline sections means the sections of the pipeline that –
(a) are part of the pipeline referred to in the licence granted under section 24 of the Act to Tas Gas Networks Pty Ltd on 14 July 2003, as amended; and
(b) extend from –
(i) the Westbury Road District Regulator Station, situated at 510,629.5E and 5,407,012.7N, and terminate at –
(a) the point situated at 510,564.8E and 5,407,214.9N; and
(b) the point situated at 512,298.2E and 5,409,604.2N; and
(c) the point situated at 513,045.4E and 5,410,193.6N; and
(d) the point situated at 511,941.6E and 5,411,571.2N; and
(e) the point situated at 511,320.5E and 5,413,219.0N; and
(f) the point situated at 511,693.3E and 5,413,275.8N; and
(ii) the point situated at 511,598.1E and 5,413,440.0N, and terminate at the point situated at 512,022.6E and 5,414,902.8N; and
(iii) the point situated at 512,927.8E and 5,410,729.3N and terminate at the point situated at 513,716.1E and 5,411,396.6N; and
(c) are each shown bounded by a heavy, black, broken line on Plan 9750 in the Central Plan Register, a reduced copy of which is set out, by way of illustration only, in Schedule 1 to this order.
(2) A planning corridor is declared in respect of the pipeline sections.
(3) The planning corridor declared in respect of the pipeline sections –
(a) extends along the length of the pipeline sections and is 38 metres wide on each side of the pipeline sections; and