Strategic Infrastructure Corridors (Strategic and Recreational Use) (North East Corridor from Lilydale Falls to Tonganah) Amendment Notice 2022

What This Law Does

This is a Tasmanian government notice that amends rules about a specific stretch of land in north-east Tasmania — a strategic infrastructure corridor (a reserved strip of land, often a former railway or utility easement) running from Lilydale Falls to Tonganah.

Who It Affects

• Recreational users (walkers, cyclists, horse riders) who use this corridor
• Local communities in north-east Tasmania near Lilydale and Tonganah
• Government agencies managing infrastructure and public land in the area
• Potentially future infrastructure developers who may want to use the corridor for utilities, transport, or communications

Why It Matters

Strategic infrastructure corridors in Tasmania are strips of land kept free for both future infrastructure needs (like pipelines, power lines, or roads) and recreational use (like walking trails). This amendment notice updates or adjusts the rules governing how this particular corridor can be used.

⚠️ Important caveat: The full text of this notice was not provided — only the title, status information, and metadata. This means the specific changes made by this amendment (e.g., boundary adjustments, new permitted uses, changed conditions) . The summary above reflects what this of legislation typically does.