REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT INFRASTRUCTURE

means regionally significant infrastructure including: pipelines for the distribution or transmission of natural or manufactured gas or petroleum, including any associated fittings, appurtenances, fixtures or equipment; facilities and structures necessary for the operation of telecommunications and radiocommunications networks operated by network utility operators; the National Grid; facilities for the generation and/or transmission of electricity where it is supplied to the National Grid and/or the local distribution network; facilities for the electricity distribution network, where it is 11kV and above. This excludes private connections to the local distribution network; the local authority water supply network and water treatment plants; the local authority wastewater and stormwater networks, systems and wastewater treatment plants; the Strategic Transport Network, as identified in the operative Wellington Regional Land Transport Plan; Wellington City bus terminal and Wellington Railway Station terminus; Wellington International Airport; and Commercial Port Areas within Wellington Harbour and adjacent land used in association with the movement of cargo and passengers and including bulk fuel supply infrastructure, and storage tanks for bulk liquids, and associated wharflines