Notice under section 27 of the Pipelines Act 2005 to owners and occupiers of land in a pipeline corridor
Schedule 1 Notice under section 27 of the Pipelines Act 2005 to owners and occupiers of land in a pipeline corridor
Regulation 7
Pipelines Act 2005
Pipelines Regulations 2017
To: [insert name and address of person(s) who owns or occupies land in the pipeline corridor (see Note 1)]
I [name of proponent] am considering applying for a licence to construct and operate a pipeline over the following land:
[insert a description of the land (including, if appropriate, a sketch showing the relevant part of the land) and title particulars]
A copy of a plan showing the pipeline corridor is attached to this Notice. [attach copy of a plan drawn to an appropriate scale showing the pipeline corridor]
The proposed pipeline is: [insert a description of the purpose of the proposed pipeline, e.g. to convey high pressure gas between A and B]
*Information regarding the proposed pipeline, including the processes that will be followed for obtaining required approvals and details of how [insert name of proponent] proposes to consult with you is also attached.
*Information regarding the proposed pipeline, including the processes that will be followed for obtaining required approvals and details of how [insert name of proponent] proposes to consult with you was given to you with the notice of intention to enter land for survey issued on: [insert date that written notice of intention to enter land for survey was given to owner or occupier under section 19 of the Act]
[*delete the statement that does not apply]
Signature of the proponent:
Date:
Note 1
A pipeline corridor is a corridor of land within which a pipeline is proposed to be constructed under the Pipelines Act 2005. The final route of the proposed pipeline within the corridor is subject to consultation and approval under the Pipelines Act 2005.
Note 2
Under section 27(3) of the Pipelines Act 2005 this Notice lapses after 12 months from the date of this Notice, unless the Minister administering that Act, extends that period in writing.
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