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EGX_PROD_n6923390_191_Hollett_Road,_Noosaville_L53_SP163571
Attached to the e-mail Amended Energex Response (23.4.20) - 152006.1999.4.
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Energex will require the Developer / owner to supply and install gates where fencing
prohibits access to and along the easement area. To enable travel along the easement at
anytime the gates must be series locked with an Energex padlock. Both the padlock and a
design drawing of an acceptable gate will be provided by Energex.
Lighting structures are not permitted in the easement without prior written consent of
Energex. Lighting designs for proposed developments (e.g. road, carparks etc) on the
easement are likely to require reduced height structures. Please submit detailed design to
Energex for approval. These drawings must clearly show the following:
o Proposed height of the lighting structures and the ground level at the structure base;
o Relative (to lighting structures) ground levels at Energex structures (towers, pole etc)
either side of the lighting structures; and
o The location of the Energex structures in relation to the proposed lighting.
Pools and structures (including lighting structures) or metal fences are not permitted to be
installed on or near Energex easement without prior approval or notification.
Rubbish, materials and / or tall equipment such as cranes and excavators are not permitted
to be stored or used on the easement.
Excavations or mounding of material under or close to conductors or Energex structures is
not permitted.
Energex must be notified of construction on or near the easement, conductors or structures
prior to commencement of construction.
All construction work must be clear of the easement unless construction risk hazard is
identified. High voltage clearances must be maintained prior to construction commencing.
Warning signs may be required during and after construction.
No planting is permitted in the Easement without prior approval from Energex. If planting is
proposed, the applicant is required to provide a Detailed Landscape Plan to Energex for
approval which:
o Keeps the planting of trees to the outer most edge of the easement and not directly
under any overhead conductors;
o Plots the location of the overhead conductors (accounting for a cross-arm if applicable
and plotting the powerline on the outmost edge of each side of the cross-arm);
o Uses species included on Energex’s Safetrees list (https://www.energex.com.au/about-
us/our-commitment/to-the-environment/vegetation/safetree-program); and
o Ensures a horizontal clearance is achieved between the tree and the outer most
conductor equal to the mature height of the tree.
At all times the following clearance must be maintained from the top of any machinery
moving in the vicinity of energised conductors:
o 132kV and 110kV conductors – 4.5m minimum clearance;
o 33kV and 11kV conductors – 3m minimum clearance
Should it be necessary to transport equipment or extend any equipment, such that these
clearances cannot be confidently maintained, you are required to contact our office to
ascertain whether a Safety Officer is required on–site. All operators of machinery are to be
made aware of the presence of high voltage conductors.
Reference: HBD 6923390
Have you seen our fact sheets?
See the ‘considerations when developing around electricity infrastructure’ section of our website
www.energex.com.au/referralagency
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