(a) the construction, in accordance with the dam permit, of a dam at the prescribed location (including all associated infrastructure and facilities); and
prescribed location means a location on the Meander River in northern Tasmania, downstream of its confluence with Warners Creek between Warners Sugarloaf and Archers Sugarloaf, at approximate grid reference 468300E 5384200N on the prescribed map;
prescribed map means the map sheet numbered 4638 and entitled "QUAMBY BLUFF" (Edition 2, 1987) in the Tasmania 1:25 000 map series published by the State government through the body then operating under the registered business name "TASMAP";
quarry permit means the permit authorising the development and use of a quarry for the purposes of the Meander Dam project granted by the Meander Valley Council on 10 December 2002 (in accordance with section 57 of theLand Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993 ) as, if applicable, from time to time amended;
RMPAT decision means the decision of the Appeal Tribunal relating to certain appeals against the dam permit, and an appeal against the environment protection notice, dated 22 January 2003 (Appeal Tribunal reference J12/2003, relating to Appeals No. 225/02E, 226/02W and 233/02W);
South Esk River hydro-electric district means the district appointed and defined by Statutory Rules 1958, No. 111 (as amended by Statutory Rules 1960, No. 67) as a hydro-electric water district under section 26 of theWater Act 1957 with the name "South Esk River Hydro-Electric Water District" and continued in existence as a hydro-electric district, on the repeal of that Act, by Schedule 4 to theWater Management Act 1999 ;
special licence means the special licence held by the HEC in respect of the South Esk River hydro-electric district;
works commencement day means the day on which the works authorised by the dam permit are commenced.
(2) Expressions that are defined in the Water Management Act 1999 and used in this Act have, unless the contrary intention appears, the same meaning in this Act as they do in that Act.