SCHEDULE 1 - Roads ceasing to
SCHEDULE 1 - Roads ceasing to be subsidiary roads
SCHEDULE 1 - Roads ceasing to SCHEDULE 1 - Roads ceasing to be subsidiary roads
1. Gladstone Main Road
2. Ringarooma Main Road
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Tasmania regulation
This proclamation mechanically reclassifies specific named roads: Schedules 1–3 list roads that stop being subsidiary roads, roads or portions that become subsidiary roads, and newly declared developmental roads with route descriptions and lengths. It was notified in the Gazette on 30 September 2015 and is administered by the Department of State Growth.
The change affects the Department of State Growth and any parties whose maintenance, ownership or regulatory duties depend on a road’s legal classification, because those duties follow the road categories set out under the Roads and Jetties Act.
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1. Gladstone Main Road
2. Ringarooma Main Road
| Item | Description | Length in kilometres | | 1. | From the western boundary of the Emily Street junction with Main Street, Bridport, for a distance of 460 metres west of that junction, via Main Street | 0.46 | | 2. | From the junction of Bridport Main Road (also known as Bridport Road) and Emily Street, Bridport, to the southern boundary of the Musselroe Bay Conservation Area near Musselroe Bay, via Emily Street, Edward Street, Waterhouse Road, Carr Street, Cape Portland Road, North Ansons Road and Musselroe Road | 82.17 |
| Name | Definition | Length in miles | | Mount William Developmental Road | From the junction of Waterhouse Developmental Road (also known as Carr Street) and Chaffey Street, Gladstone, to the southern boundary of the Musselroe Bay Conservation Area near Musselroe Bay, via Carr Street, Cape Portland Road, North Ansons Road and Musselroe Road | 13.75 (22.21 kilometres) | | Waterhouse Developmental Road | From the junction of Bridport Main Road (also known as Bridport Road) and Emily Street, Bridport, to the junction of Mount William Developmental Road (also known as Carr Street) and Chaffey Street, Gladstone, via Emily Street, Edward Street, Waterhouse Road and Carr Street, including a section of Main Street, Bridport, continuing for a distance of 460 metres west from the junction of Emily Street | 37.60 (60.51 kilometres) |
Displayed and numbered in accordance with the Rules Publication Act 1953.
Notified in the Gazette on 30 September 2015
This proclamation is administered in the Department of State Growth.
Sourced from Tasmanian Legislation Online (legislation.tas.gov.au), CC BY 4.0.
1. Gladstone Main Road
2. Ringarooma Main Road
| Item | Description | Length in kilometres | | 1. | From the western boundary of the Emily Street junction with Main Street, Bridport, for a distance of 460 metres west of that junction, via Main Street | 0.46 | | 2. | From the junction of Bridport Main Road (also known as Bridport Road) and Emily Street, Bridport, to the southern boundary of the Musselroe Bay Conservation Area near Musselroe Bay, via Emily Street, Edward Street, Waterhouse Road, Carr Street, Cape Portland Road, North Ansons Road and Musselroe Road | 82.17 |
| Name | Definition | Length in miles | | Mount William Developmental Road | From the junction of Waterhouse Developmental Road (also known as Carr Street) and Chaffey Street, Gladstone, to the southern boundary of the Musselroe Bay Conservation Area near Musselroe Bay, via Carr Street, Cape Portland Road, North Ansons Road and Musselroe Road | 13.75 (22.21 kilometres) | | Waterhouse Developmental Road | From the junction of Bridport Main Road (also known as Bridport Road) and Emily Street, Bridport, to the junction of Mount William Developmental Road (also known as Carr Street) and Chaffey Street, Gladstone, via Emily Street, Edward Street, Waterhouse Road and Carr Street, including a section of Main Street, Bridport, continuing for a distance of 460 metres west from the junction of Emily Street | 37.60 (60.51 kilometres) |
Displayed and numbered in accordance with the Rules Publication Act 1953.
Notified in the Gazette on 30 September 2015
This proclamation is administered in the Department of State Growth.