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This notice may be cited as the Strategic Infrastructure Corridors (Strategic and Recreational Use) (Declaration of Substantial Fixed Infrastructure) Notice 2020 .
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This notice, effective 7 February 2020, officially declares five former railway-station structures on the North East Corridor (Lilydale Falls to Tonganah) to be “substantial fixed infrastructure,” measured from a defined starting point (Coldwater Creek junction). It names each structure and its approximate kilometre post. The instrument is administered by the Department of State Growth and only makes the declaration; it does not itself set out fees, penalties or additional duties in the text.
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Direct links to the current provisions in Strategic Infrastructure Corridors (Strategic and Recreational Use) (Declaration of Substantial Fixed Infrastructure) Notice 2020.
This notice may be cited as the Strategic Infrastructure Corridors (Strategic and Recreational Use) (Declaration of Substantial Fixed Infrastructure) Notice 2020 .
This notice takes effect on 7 February 2020.
In this notice –
starting point means the junction, known as the Coldwater Creek junction, of the North East railway line and the Bell Bay railway line.
The following structures, situated on parts of the corridor named the North East Corridor from Lilydale Falls to Tonganah, are declared to be substantial fixed infrastructure:
(a) the platform, at the former railway station known as Tunnel Station, located in the vicinity of the post marker indicating a point approximately 29.2 km from the starting point;
(b) the platform, at the former railway station known as Wyena Station, located in the vicinity of the post marker indicating a point approximately 37.5 km from the starting point;
(c) the platform, at the former railway station known as Nabowla Station, located in the vicinity of the post marker indicating a point approximately 48.9 km from the starting point;
(d) the platform, and the railway station building, at the former railway station known as Scottsdale Station, located in the vicinity of the post marker indicating a point approximately 63.1 km from the starting point;
(e) the platform, at the former railway station known as Tonganah Station, located in the vicinity of the post marker indicating a point approximately 72.7 km from the starting point.
Displayed and numbered in accordance with the Rules Publication Act 1953.
Notified in the Gazette on 6 February 2020
This notice is administered in the Department of State Growth.
Sourced from Tasmanian Legislation Online (legislation.tas.gov.au), CC BY 4.0.
This notice may be cited as the Strategic Infrastructure Corridors (Strategic and Recreational Use) (Declaration of Substantial Fixed Infrastructure) Notice 2020 .
This notice takes effect on 7 February 2020.
In this notice –
starting point means the junction, known as the Coldwater Creek junction, of the North East railway line and the Bell Bay railway line.
The following structures, situated on parts of the corridor named the North East Corridor from Lilydale Falls to Tonganah, are declared to be substantial fixed infrastructure:
(a) the platform, at the former railway station known as Tunnel Station, located in the vicinity of the post marker indicating a point approximately 29.2 km from the starting point;
(b) the platform, at the former railway station known as Wyena Station, located in the vicinity of the post marker indicating a point approximately 37.5 km from the starting point;
(c) the platform, at the former railway station known as Nabowla Station, located in the vicinity of the post marker indicating a point approximately 48.9 km from the starting point;
(d) the platform, and the railway station building, at the former railway station known as Scottsdale Station, located in the vicinity of the post marker indicating a point approximately 63.1 km from the starting point;
(e) the platform, at the former railway station known as Tonganah Station, located in the vicinity of the post marker indicating a point approximately 72.7 km from the starting point.
Displayed and numbered in accordance with the Rules Publication Act 1953.
Notified in the Gazette on 6 February 2020
This notice is administered in the Department of State Growth.