The re-routing of gas transmission pipelines for major infrastructure projects is relatively common. Re-routing of similar nature to that needed near the Grange Road has been done before, including recently in Victoria. Cost and time taken for the actual physical work done is surprisingly small.Well clearly they do not want to touch the pipe at all !, just build around It.On the recent occasions in Victoria, the small section of pipeline affected by the proposed new infrastructure has been re-routed deeper.
The approval process is the slow part, with waiting for ministerial approval being painfully long.
Edited 02 Apr 2016 12:32, 5 years ago, edited by Nightfire
Well clearly they do not want to touch the pipe at allThe re-routing of gas transmission pipelines for major infrastructure projects is relatively common. Re-routing of similar nature to that needed near the Grange Road has been done before, including recently in Victoria. Cost and time taken for the actual physical work done is surprisingly small.On the recent occasions in Victoria, the small section of pipeline affected by the proposed new infrastructure has been re-routed deeper.
The approval process is the slow part, with waiting for ministerial approval being painfully long.
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