Lyell McEwin Health Precinct Master Plan - City of Playford

A less likely outcome is the requirement to supply new high voltage overhead provisions to thezone, which can be accommodated (albeit at the expense of the project) if required. The fi naloutcome will be entirely driven by the maximum demand of the proposed development.Research and Education Broadband NetworkA connection to the SABERNet Network exists and this feed can be interfaced with adjacentsites as required should the development zones demand the required broadband Researchand Education link. Refer Figure 3.20.Figure 3.20: Research & Education BroadbandNetworkFigure 3.21: Communications (Fibre)Communications (Fibre)High speed fi bre runs adjacent a number of development zones and interconnection iscommonly made for new developments. With the modern day requirement for ‘connection’the opportunity for fi bre and it’s relatively close location allows for a multitude of opportunitiesaround the Precinct. Refer Figure 3.21.Communications (Copper)Local telecommunications via copper are suitable for current developments. With theproximity of fi bre communications across the Precinct, there will likely be some upgrade oflocal copper infrastructure based upon the capabilities of the local exchange but an exhaustiveoverhaul will be avoided due to the presence of the fi bre network to assist with data and voicecommunications. Refer Figure 3.22.Figure 3.22: Communications (Copper)Utility Services RecommendationsIn summary it is recommended that as future stages and individual developments areidentifi ed in terms of location and size that discussions with service providers be initiated24LYELL McEWIN HEALTH PRECINCT - MASTER PLAN