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MELBOURNE CITY LINK ACT 1995 - SECT 50

What can a Utility agreement provide for?

    (1)     A Utility agreement may only provide for the following matters—

        (a)     the means of minimising disruption to the Utility infrastructure and the services provided by the Utility infrastructure;

        (b)     the respective rights of the Link corporation and the Utility to have access to the Utility infrastructure;

        (c)     the respective rights of the Link corporation and the Utility to carry out works affecting the Utility infrastructure;

        (d)     the relocation and rectification of Utility infrastructure;

        (e)     the standards (including safety, operational and accreditation standards) that are to apply to the relocation or rectification of Utility infrastructure;

        (f)     the costs of any relocation or rectification of the Utility infrastructure and how those costs are to be apportioned between the Link corporation and the Utility;

        (g)     the certification by the Utility of works affecting Utility infrastructure;

        (h)     the compensation to be paid for—

              (i)     any disruption to the functions performed by the Utility; or

              (ii)     any disruption to the functions or obligations of the Link corporation; or

              (iii)     any pecuniary loss sustained or any expense incurred by the Utility as a direct, natural and reasonable consequence of the issue of the construction permit under Division 4.

    (2)     An agreement that provides for any other matter is not a Utility agreement for the purposes of this Subdivision.

New s. 51 inserted by No. 81/2006 s. 72.



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