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ELECTRICITY (GENERAL) REGULATIONS 1997 - REG 39A

39A—Erection of buildings in proximity to underground lines

        (1)         For the purposes of section 86 of the Act, a person must not, except as approved by the Technical Regulator, erect a building or structure—

            (a)         above or below an underground powerline; or

            (b)         within the prescribed distance of an underground powerline measured from vertical planes extending above and below each outer edge of the conductor comprising the powerline or, in the case of a powerline that consists of more than one conductor, each outer edge of each outer conductor.

        (2)         Before giving approval under subregulation (1), the Technical Regulator must consult with the electricity entity operating the underground powerline.

        (3)         In this regulation—

"prescribed distance" means—

            (a)         in relation to an underground powerline designed to operate at a voltage of 33kV or less—2 metres;

            (b)         in any other case—3 metres.



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