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Attachment 7 - Energex Consent
25 November 2019
Patrick Murphy
Noosa Council
Via email: [email protected]
cc Harrison Hurst
Stockwell Development Group Pty Ltd
Via email: [email protected]
Dear Sir/Madam,
Development Application – Reconfiguring A Lot – Commercial (1 lot into
19) located at Noosa Civic 28 Eenie Creek Rd Noosaville, described as Lot
3 on SP246584.
Applicant Ref: 18028
Council Ref: RAL18/0023
Our Ref: HBD 6804682
We refer to the above referenced Development Application which has been
referred to Energex Limited in accordance with the Planning Act 2016.
This response has been amended due to the receipt of amended
plans/documents from the applicant and supersedes Energex’s
previous referral responses (Energex Ref: HBD 6421185 dated 7th
January 2019 & Energex Ref: 6758518 dated 10th October 2019).
Enquiries
In accordance with Schedule 10, Part 9, Division 2 of the Planning Angela Collins
Regulation 2017, the application has been assessed against the purposes of Telephone
the Electricity Act 1994 and Electrical Safety Act 2002. The below response (07) 3664 5057
is provided in accordance with section 56(1) of the Planning Act 2016. Facsimile
(07) 3664 9829
Email
Should the Assessment Manager decide to approve the proposed
angela.collins@
Reconfiguring A Lot – Commercial (1 lot into 19), as an Advice Agency for the energyq.com.au
Application, Energex requires that the assessment manager impose the
following conditions: Corporate Office
26 Reddacliff Street,
1. This application is approved in accordance with the below referenced Newstead QLD 4006
plans. Any alterations to these plans should be resubmitted to GPO Box 1461
Brisbane Qld 4001
Energex for comment: Telephone (07) 3664 4000
Facsimile (07) 3025 8301
Approved Plans www.energex.com.au
Title Plan Number Issue Date
PROPOSED 034389.53 - 01/11/19 Energex Limited
ABN 40 078 849 055
Reference: HBD 6804682
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SUBDIVISION of
Lots 1-19, 21-24,
Easements in
Lots 1-4, 11-15,
22-24 and
Covenants in
Lots 2, 7-9, & 23
Cancelling Lot 3
on SP246584,
Original Lot 29
on MCH390
ENGINEERING 1856-R01 - G 1/11/19
PRELIMINARY 1856-SW07
CONCEPT
PROPOSED
SUBDIVISION
AT
NOOSA CIVIC,
WALTER HAY
DRIVE
NOOSAVILLE
Detail and Level 034389.50 - 09/08/2019
Survey of part of
Part of Lot 3 on
SP246584
110kV LINE 19-0496 B 12/11/19
PROFILE
LOTS 23 R19 H 11/11/2019
DRIVEWAY
LONGITUDINAL
SECTION
LOTS 23 R20 H 11/11/2019
DRIVEWAY
CROSS
SECTIONS
ROAD WORKS R08 G 1/11/2019
LAYOUT PLAN 5
OF 6
2. Easement conditions must be maintained at all times.
3. The applicant is required to update the conditions of Easement D on RP177294
to Energex’s current standard conditions document (Dealing Number
708346714). This is to be done prior to, or at the time of the sealing of the
survey plan.
4. Bollards must be installed around the existing electrical pole (at approximately
CH40) to protect the pole from vehicle collision. This is to be done prior to the
sealing of the survey plan.
Reference: HBD 6804682
Did you know Energex has a referral website?
https://www.energex.com.au/home/our-services/connections/development-application-referrals
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5. 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;
Proposed height of the lighting structures and the ground level at the
structure base;
Relative (to lighting structures) ground levels at Energex structures
(towers, pole etc) either side of the lighting structures; and
The location of the Energex structures in relation to the proposed
lighting.
6. Access to the easement and access along the easement must be available to
Energex personnel, including vegetation crews and regular routine line
inspection crews, and heavy equipment, such as heavy trucks, machinery and
cranes for construction, maintenance and emergency services, at all times.
FURTHER ADVICE IN RELATION TO BUSHFIRE MANAGEMENT
Energex wishes to highlight comments made by the Applicant in the ‘Updated Bushfire
Management Plan For Undeveloped Areas Of Noosa Civic For Stockwell Development
Group Pty Ltd’ Report. Section 5.2 of this report states that “it is essential that the area
under the power line be managed as manicured grassland as is the current practice”.
Energex wishes to advise the Council that we do not maintain the easement in a
manicured grassland state. If this is required for bushfire management purposes,
Council must ensure this responsibility is suitability imposed on the landowner.
Any further works should be in accordance with Energex Standard Guidelines
OH-03/12 for general conditions when considering works either on an Energex
easement or in the vicinity of Energex assets. These are included below for your
reference.
We tell the Council to treat this response as a properly made submission.
Should you require any further information on the above matter, please contact Angela
Collins on (07) 3664 5057.
Yours faithfully,
Angela Collins
Senior Planner
Reference: HBD 6804682
Did you know Energex has a referral website?
https://www.energex.com.au/home/our-services/connections/development-application-referrals
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Standard Guidelines OH-03/12
When considering Works, either on Energex easements or in the vicinity of Energex
assets, please be aware of the following general conditions:
Satisfactory clearance from your proposed structure to the existing (and/or future)
electricity wires must be maintained in accordance with the Electrical Safety
Regulations 2002.
No civil works are to occur within 5 metres of any part of an ENERGEX Structure (e.g.-
tower base, pole or stay) without Energex approval.
If the minimum 5m horizontal separation to the Energex structure cannot be achieved,
the Developer must consult Energex with regards to allowable construction methods.
This may include full depth shoring of the excavation sides for a minimum of 5 metres
either side of the structure.
Any excavations deeper than 5m must have a minimum horizontal separation from the
excavation to any tower, base or pole at least equal to the excavation depth. The
excavation is not to be left open overnight and backfill is to be compacted in 150mm
layers in the immediate vicinity of the structure.
10 metres clear access must be provided around all towers and pole structures after
the completion of any works on the easement.
Natural ground level on the easement should not be disturbed without Energex
approval.
Final ground levels should slope gently to the edge of the easement, surrounding area
or kerb such that pooling of water on the easement is avoided and conductor ground
clearances are not decreased.
Stockpiling of spoil on the easement is prohibited.
Proposed underground services such as stormwater, sewerage, water and the like are
to be kept to the outer edge of the easement. Services crossing the easement should
be as near as practicable to right angles to the overhead conductor direction and not
within 10 metres of any tower, pole or stay. Pipelines and crossings are to be clearly
marked. Please submit the relevant design drawings to the Principal Mains Design
Engineer for review.
NOTE: The identification, assessment and mitigation of any possible hazards in the
service due to electromagnetically induced voltages, is the responsibility of the
Developer.
Any cut in the vicinity of a structure or between a structure and the road kerb will need
to be stabilised by a retaining wall. The retaining wall design and location is to be
submitted to Energex for approval.
Any costs incurred by Energex as a result of the works on the easement are to be met
by the property Developer / owner.
Reference: HBD 6804682
Did you know Energex has a referral website?
https://www.energex.com.au/home/our-services/connections/development-application-referrals
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Access to the easement and access along the easement must be available to Energex
personnel, including vegetation crews and regular routine line inspection crews, and
heavy equipment, such as Heavy Trucks, Machinery and Cranes for construction,
maintenance and emergency services, at all times.
Existing access tracks must be re-instated, repaired or maintained if they are damaged
during construction or other activities.
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;
a. Proposed height of the lighting structures and the ground level at the
structure base,
b. Relative (to lighting structures) ground levels at Energex structures (towers,
pole etc) either side of the lighting structures, and
c. 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.
Consideration must be given to the type of vegetation planted in Park Areas
within and near the Energex easement. Any proposal for landscaping on the
easement must have prior approval from Energex. Please submit the relevant
landscaping design to Energex for approval. When considering landscape designs
the planting of trees must be kept to the edges of the easement and not under any
overhead conductors. When mature, plants or trees must not grow in excess of
3.5 metres in height. Please visit https://www.energex.com.au/home/safety/safety-
around-the-network/safetree-plants for a full list of safetree plants.
Reference: HBD 6804682
Did you know Energex has a referral website?
https://www.energex.com.au/home/our-services/connections/development-application-referrals
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At all times the following clearance must be maintained from the top of any machinery
moving in the vicinity of energised conductors:
132kV and 110kV conductors – 4.5m 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.
All easement conditions must be maintained
All previous conditions must be adhered to and Energex may, at its discretion, audit
the finished development to check that it conforms to the conditions of the
development.
Detailed civil design drawings showing any proposed cut and fill levels on the
easement and the location of the Energex assets in relation to the proposed
development must be approved by Energex before any works can commence on
site.
Reference: HBD 6804682
Did you know Energex has a referral website?
https://www.energex.com.au/home/our-services/connections/development-application-referrals