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    be clearly marked. Please submit the relevant design drawings to the Energex for
    review.

    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.

•   Access to the easement and access along the easement must be available to
    Energex personnel and heavy equipment at all times. 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.

•   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
    •   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.

•   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; and
        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); and
        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.




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