Tasman Council Stormwater Lines is a spatial index of Stormwater Pipes, Culverts and Open Drains throughout the Tasman Municipality. Tasman Council Stormwater Lines form one part of the Tasman Council Stormwater Drainage Network. In general Tasman Council Stormwater Lines convey stormwater from access points within the network to outlet points to discharge caught stormwater into natrual watercourses. Attributes of Tasman Council Stormwater Lines include the Asset Type, Culvert Type, Pipe Material, Pipe Diameter, Source, Horizontal Accuracy, Vertical Accuracy and Suburb.

Tasman Council Manholes is a spatial index of manhole nodes throughout the Tasman Municipality. Tasman Council Manholes form one part of the Tasman Council Stormwater Drainage Network. Manholes are distinct from other 'node' type geometries contained within the Drainage Network, in that Manholes provide access points to the network, but do not provide an entry point for stormwater into the system or an exit point for discharge of stormwater out of the system. Attributes of Tasman Council Manholes include the Lid Type, Pit Shape, Invert Level, Surface Level and Pit Dimensions.

Structures associated with the stormwater network managed by TasWater. Typically pumping stations and storages.

Tas Gas Networks (TGN) Pipeline Corridor contains the spatial location of the Declared Pipeline Corridor for TGNs Transmission Steel and High Pressure (1000kPa) PE Pipelines. This is a requirement under the Gas Act 2000. The Pipeline Corridor exists to maintain the security of TGNs critical supply infrastructure. It allows the ongoing safe operation and integrity of existing gas pipelines and strategic gas assets. It also assists planning authorities in decision making and legal obligations under the planning schemes. The TGN Pipeline Corridor is represented as polygons along the alignment of the declared gas assets. The planning corridor width is declared in respect of each pipeline as follows: HOBART STEEL 38m each side of the pipeline (Corridor width = 76m) PE (1000kPa) 25m each side of the pipeline (Corridor width = 50m) LAUNCESTON STEEL 38m each side of the pipeline (Corridor width = 76m) and 97m (Corridor width = 194m). PE (1000kPa) 25m each side of the pipeline (Corridor width = 50m) DEVONPORT STEEL 38m each side of the pipeline (Corridor width = 76m) PE 1000kPa 25m each side of the pipeline (Corridor width = 50m) ULVERSTONE STEEL 137m each side of the pipeline (Corridor width = 274m) STEEL 38m each side of the pipeline (Corridor width = 76m) BELL BAY PE 1000kPa 25m each side of the pipeline (Corridor width = 50m) BURNIE PE 1000kPa 25m each side of the pipeline (Corridor width = 50m)

Low Voltage Conductors shows the locations of TasNetworks low voltage underground cables and overhead conductors TasNetworks owns and maintains within Tasmania. This data was supplied to NRE Tas by TasNetworks, with fortnightly data supplies. Security Classification: OFFICIAL: Sensitive Publicly available data: geometry only

Serviced Land is the land which TasWater will permit to be connected to its water and sewerage infrastructure. The identification of Serviced Land is important as it determines TasWater's obligation to connect and supply customers. TasWater has identified Serviced Land based on individual land titles. Each title has been assessed for a single tenement connection. In the event that multiple tenements are required, additional development assessments will need to be undertaken. See https://www.taswater.com.au/Customers/Serviced-Land for further information.

Serviced Land is the land which TasWater will permit to be connected to its water and sewerage infrastructure. The identification of Serviced Land is important as it determines TasWater's obligation to connect and supply customers. TasWater has identified Serviced Land based on individual land titles. Each title has been assessed for a single tenement connection. In the event that multiple tenements are required, additional development assessments will need to be undertaken. See https://www.taswater.com.au/Customers/Serviced-Land for further information.

A pipeline used to transport stormwater via gravity.

This record comprises of water treatment plants, water pumping stations and water storages (tanks and reservoirs).

Hobart electricity use and generation by postcode_source data provided by TasNetworks On behalf of the 12 southern councils the Southern Tasmanian Councils Authority (STCA) requested community electricity consumption and generation data by postcode and by business and residential sectors, from TasNetworks, so the STCA was able to provide summary energy trends to all 12 municipalities and assist councils and their communities to understand emission reduction pathways and technology changes. The final output of the project is a summary report outlining the greenhouse and energy footprint for each municipality and the region, available on the STCA website: https://stca.tas.gov.au/cc/. The summary report includes data from other Australian government sources such as the Clean Energy Regulator and Department of Environment; Australian Energy Statistics and the National Greenhouse Accounts Factors, as well as Australian Bureau of Statistics.