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Referral Agency Response for DA6226 · MCU25/0022
ANNEXURE A – GENERIC REQUIREMENTS
The conditions contained in this Annexure have been compiled to assist persons (the applicant) intending
to undertake work within the vicinity of high-voltage electrical installations and infrastructure owned or
operated by Powerlink. The conditions are supplementary to the provisions of the Electrical Safety Act
2002, Electrical Safety Regulation 2013 and the Terms and Conditions of Registered Easements and other
forms of Occupational Agreements hereinafter collectively referred to as the “Easement”. Where any
inconsistency exists between this Annexure and the Easement, the Easement shall take precedence.
1. POWERLINK INFRASTRUCTURE
You may not do any act or thing which jeopardises the foundations, ground anchorages, supports, towers or
poles, including (without limitation) inundate or place, excavate or remove any soil, sand or gravel within a
distance of twenty (20) metres surrounding the base of any tower, pole, foundation, ground anchorage or
support.
2. STRUCTURES
No structures should be placed within twenty (20) metres of any part of a tower or structure foundation or
within 5m of the conductor shadow area. Any structures on the easement require prior written consent from
Powerlink.
3. EXCLUSION ZONES
Exclusion zones for operating plant are defined in Schedule 2 of the Electrical Safety Regulation 2013 for
Untrained Persons. All Powerlink infrastructure should be regarded as “electrically live” and therefore
potentially dangerous at all times.
In particular your attention is drawn to Schedule 2 of the Electrical Safety Regulation 2013 which defines
exclusion zones for untrained persons in charge of operating plant or equipment in the vicinity of electrical
facilities. If any doubt exists in meeting the prescribed clearance distances from the conductors, the
applicant is obliged under this Act to seek advice from Powerlink.
4. ACCESS AND EGRESS
Powerlink shall at all times retain the right to unobstructed access to and egress from its infrastructure.
Typically, access shall be by 4WD vehicle.
5. APPROVALS (ADDITIONAL)
Powerlink's consent to the proposal does not relieve the applicant from obtaining statutory, landowner or
shire/local authority approvals.
6. MACHINERY
All mechanical equipment proposed for use within the easement must not infringe the exclusion zones
prescribed in Schedule 2 of the Electrical Safety Regulation 2013. All operators of machinery, plant or
equipment within the easement must be made aware of the presence of live high-voltage overhead wires. It
is recommended that all persons entering the Easement be advised of the presence of the conductors as
part of on site workplace safety inductions. The use of warning signs is also recommended.
33 Harold Street Virginia QLD 4014 Australia | PO Box 1193 Virginia QLD 4014 Australia
07 3898 4090 | | [email protected] | powerlink.com.au
Powerlink Queensland is the registered business name of the Queensland Electricity Transmission Corporation Limited. ABN 82 078 849 233
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