The areas where APA have assets are: Bathurst Regional, Bayside, Bland, Blayney, Byron, Cabonne, Camden, Campbelltown, Canterbury Bankstown, Central Darling, Cobar, Coolamon, Cootamundra-Gundagai Regional, Cowra, Dubbo Regional, Federation, Forbes, Georges River, Goulburn Mulwaree, Greater Hume, Griffith, Gunnedah, Hilltops, Junee, Lachlan, Leeton, Lithgow, Liverpool, Liverpool Plains Lockhart, Narrandera, Narromine, Oberon, Orange, Parkes, Tamworth Regional, Tweed, Unincorporated Far West, Upper Lachlan, Wagga Wagga, Warrumbungle, Weddin, Wingecarribee, Wollondilly and Yass ValleyĪusgrid are the largest distributor of electricity on Australia’s east coast, Their network is made up of substations, powerlines, underground cables and power poles, spanning throughout Sydney, the Central Coast and the Hunter Valley.Īusgrid’s Central Register of Restriction (CRR) interests relate to its electricity distribution network infrastructure.įor a parcel of land that has an interest recorded, a letter and supporting documents will be provided outlining the details of that specific interest and what Ausgrid's requirements are.

Legislation APA interests relate to include the NSW Pipelines Act (1967), Pipelines Regulation (2005), State Environmental Planning Policy (Infrastructure) (2007), Gas Supply Act 1996, NSW Electricity Supply Act (1995), Electricity Supply Amendment (Protection of Electricity Works) Act (2006), Electricity Supply (Safety and Network Management) Regulation (2008).ĪPA's interests do not cover all of NSW.

This is in the form of a one page statement.

Where there is an interest, APA will confirm the nature of the easement (pipeline or cable name), the date the easement was acquired and the registered easement number. In some cases an interest may be registered, before an asset is constructed (at early stages of a new project). Therefore maintaining these interests in the CRR provides the most appropriate point of contact for anyone seeking more information. In addition APA owns and operates assets under a number of legal entities. The name on the easement may appear under various names, as assets were built by various entities over time and acquired by APA. Where they have an easement through property for the purpose of such cables it is important that landowners understand restrictions on activities on the easement.ĪPA maintains an interest in the Central Register of Restriction (CRR) even where easements for assets are registered on title. When they have an easement through property for the purpose of such pipelines it is important that landowners understand restrictions on activities on the easement and implications for changes in land use.ĪPA also operate high voltage electricity cables which are either underground or aboveground. APA own and operate underground high pressure gas transmission pipelines.

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