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Tasmania regulation
This is a Tasmanian government notice that formally designates a specific stretch of land — running from Turners Marsh to Lilydale in north-east Tasmania — as a Strategic Infrastructure Corridor.
A "Strategic Infrastructure Corridor" is an officially protected strip of land set aside for two purposes:
This is essentially the government "reserving" this land so it can't be built over or permanently blocked off, keeping it available for both future infrastructure needs and current community enjoyment.
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Direct links to the current provisions in Strategic Infrastructure Corridors (Strategic and Recreational Use) (North East Corridor from Turners Marsh to Lilydale) Notice 2020.
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View on official registerSourced from Tasmanian Legislation Online (legislation.tas.gov.au), CC BY 4.0.
By formally gazetted notice, the Tasmanian government is protecting this corridor from being lost to development. Once a corridor like this disappears under buildings or private development, it's extremely expensive (or impossible) to reclaim. This notice is a planning tool to keep options open for the future while also giving the community recreational access now.