Tasmania regulation

Proclamation under the Roads and Jetties Act 1935

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Jurisdiction

Tasmania

Act Number

50 of 2024

Collection

regulation

Plain English Summary

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This proclamation designates specific sections of the West Tamar Highway as a limited-access road and records the exact permitted entry and exit points, with distances and a supporting plan (CPR11396). It names affected carriageways and lengths.

It affects motorists, the listed landowners or road users at named access points, local authorities at the Launceston boundary, and the Department of State Growth, because it limits where vehicles may enter or leave the highway and places enforcement and management responsibilities on the administering department.

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SCHEDULE 1 - West Tamar Highwa

SCHEDULE 1 - West Tamar Highway – Limited Access Road

SCHEDULE 1 - West Tamar Highwa SCHEDULE 1 - West Tamar Highway – Limited Access Road

| Description | Length in kilometres | | 1. That part of the West Tamar Highway from – | | | (a) southbound carriageway – a point 82 metres west of Margaret Street at Launceston, to the Launceston City boundary at Trevallyn, as shown on Plan 11396 in the Central Plan Register, a reduced copy of which is set out, by way of illustration only, in Schedule 3 to this proclamation; and | 2.08 | | (b) northbound carriageway – the western boundary of Babington Street at Launceston, to the southern boundary of 1 West Tamar Road Trevallyn, as shown on Plan 11396 in the Central Plan Register, a reduced copy of which is set out, by way of illustration only, in Schedule 3 to this proclamation | 0.71 | | 2. That part of the West Tamar Highway between Muddy Creek and the southern boundary of Killara Avenue at Lanena | 8.69 |

SCHEDULE 2 - West Tamar Highwa

SCHEDULE 2 - West Tamar Highway – Places of Access

SCHEDULE 2 - West Tamar Highwa SCHEDULE 2 - West Tamar Highway – Places of Access

Part 1

Places of Access North of Western Boundary of Babington Street

Part 1 Places of Access North of Western Boundary of Babington Street

Part 2

Places of Access South of Launceston City Boundary at Trevallyn

Part 2 Places of Access South of Launceston City Boundary at Trevallyn

Part 3

Places of Access north of Muddy Creek

Part 3 Places of Access north of Muddy Creek

| Description | Distance in kilometres north of Muddy Creek | | 1. Atkinsons Road – west side | 0.03 | | 2. Rosevears Drive (south) – east side | 0.23 | | 3. McEwans Road – east side | 0.97 | | 4. Upper McEwans Road – west side | 0.97 | | 5. Craythorne Road – north side | 3.62 | | 6. Waldhorn Drive – south side | 3.67 | | 7. Access road to Bradys lookout – north side | 5.69 | | 8. Slip lane to Access road to Bradys lookout – north side | 5.70 | | 9. Masons Road – south-west side | 6.27 | | 10. Bradys Lookout Road – east side | 6.53 | | 11. Rosevears Drive (north) – east side | 8.44 – 8.49 | | 12. Lanena Crescent – south-west side | 8.60 |

SCHEDULE 3 - Plan

SCHEDULE 3 - Plan SCHEDULE 3 - Plan

Displayed and numbered in accordance with the Rules Publication Act 1953.

Notified in the Gazette on 18 September 2024

This proclamation is administered in the Department of State Growth.

Source text

Sourced from Tasmanian Legislation Online (legislation.tas.gov.au), CC BY 4.0.

SCHEDULE 1 - West Tamar Highwa SCHEDULE 1 - West Tamar Highway – Limited Access Road

SCHEDULE 2 - West Tamar Highwa SCHEDULE 2 - West Tamar Highway – Places of Access

Part 1 Places of Access North of Western Boundary of Babington Street