reg 47

Constructing specified items of infrastructure

In force

(1)

The construction of any one or more of the following is a high impact activity if the construction would result in significant ground disturbance—

(a)

an airfield;

(b)

a bicycle track with a length exceeding 500 metres;

(c)

a fuel break where a permit is required to remove or destroy native vegetation;

(d)

a helipad;

(e)

rail infrastructure, other than—

(i)

a railway track with a length of less than 100 metres; or

(ii)

a railway track siding with a length of less than 100 metres; or

(iii)

a cutting with a length of less than 100 metres; or

(iv)

a tunnel with a length of less than 100 metres; or

(v)

a bridge with a span of less than 100 metres; or

(vi)

a platform with a length of less than 100 metres; or

(vii)

a service road with a length of less than 100 metres;

(f)

a roadway with a length exceeding 100 metres;

(g)

a walking track with a length exceeding 500 metres;

(h)

a telecommunications line consisting of an underground cable or duct with a length exceeding 500 metres.

(2)

In this regulation, telecommunications line has the same meaning as in the VPP.

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