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Well, here we have a NPOV issue - the story as found read like, either the ABC report on the issue of about 2 months ago, or possibly from a Hydro insider. Also avoiding mentioning the mayor of the west coast council might be good legal sense - it sure makes it seem to be a 'local issue' and not the wider one of heritage. There are people in other parts of Tasmania,' and on the mainland who know of the place and or area who think it's criminal that the hydro should have the right to close it down.
OK so Mt Lyell locked people out of the place -consequently limiting the number of people who might see it or experience it for all of its time in charge, and now there's a potential tourist heritage site the hydro want to can it?
Put it this way the Hydro get's its newer constructions further down the range on to the national heritage register, nothing less, and it wants to scrap a potential tourism/heritage button in its cap - if it had the imagination. But then it did dam pedder. User:SatuSuro 08:18, 19 August 2005 (UTC)
Hi. I have done a bit of research about Lake Margaret recently and today I noticed a few factual errors and out dated text in the Lake Margaret Wiki entry. I'm pretty keen on fleshing out this entry with current information re: the future of the site and also accurate historical information. However this is my first attempt at editing in Wikipedia so if anybody has any suggestions or thinks that I'm being a bit too hands-on please let me know. I'll be adding information about the recent Tasmanian Heritage Listing of the site and maybe a photo or two. Regards Travis Tiddy 13:03, 3 April 2007 (UTC)
I am wondering if the title of this Wiki entry is a little limited. The Lake Margaret site as a whole is termed the Lake Margaret Hydro-Electric Power Scheme. This broader description encapsulates the body of water that is Lake Margaret, the dam structure, the wood stave pipeline, the penstock pipe/s, the power station, transmission lines, the Lake Margaret village precinct and trout hatchery area, the c1914-1964 tram system that linked the site with Queenstown, the lower power scheme (including intake weir, wood stave pipeline, penstock and power plant building), and also workers camp sites c1911-1914 and c1931. Terming the entry the Lake Margaret Power Station limits the scope of what can be covered on this rather broad and historically significant hydro-electric site. Regards Travis Tiddy 23:38, 3 April 2007 (UTC)
Youre getting into Hydro nomenclature here - dont even start on that one here -- look very carefully and you will find there is an article on lake margaret, and the lake margaret tram, I would suggest leave this one as is - and __if__ you have enough material (and the hydro docs on their website would be enough to create up to 5 or 6 separate articles) do separate ones for separate things - one very important thing about wikipedia is we try to build consensus - I would suggest that the lake margaret power station is one article - and the lake article and the tram articles are expandable... we dont wantt to crowd too much into one article in one sense - take a look at west coast range article as welll Satu Suro 23:52, 3 April 2007 (UTC)
has some but I am sure there are earlier reports that arent included in the current lot. If you are au fait with all that material - then there is a start for a range of materials that can be utilised... Satu Suro 06:47, 4 April 2007 (UTC)
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Well, here we have a NPOV issue - the story as found read like, either the ABC report on the issue of about 2 months ago, or possibly from a Hydro insider. Also avoiding mentioning the mayor of the west coast council might be good legal sense - it sure makes it seem to be a 'local issue' and not the wider one of heritage. There are people in other parts of Tasmania,' and on the mainland who know of the place and or area who think it's criminal that the hydro should have the right to close it down.
OK so Mt Lyell locked people out of the place -consequently limiting the number of people who might see it or experience it for all of its time in charge, and now there's a potential tourist heritage site the hydro want to can it?
Put it this way the Hydro get's its newer constructions further down the range on to the national heritage register, nothing less, and it wants to scrap a potential tourism/heritage button in its cap - if it had the imagination. But then it did dam pedder. User:SatuSuro 08:18, 19 August 2005 (UTC)
Hi. I have done a bit of research about Lake Margaret recently and today I noticed a few factual errors and out dated text in the Lake Margaret Wiki entry. I'm pretty keen on fleshing out this entry with current information re: the future of the site and also accurate historical information. However this is my first attempt at editing in Wikipedia so if anybody has any suggestions or thinks that I'm being a bit too hands-on please let me know. I'll be adding information about the recent Tasmanian Heritage Listing of the site and maybe a photo or two. Regards Travis Tiddy 13:03, 3 April 2007 (UTC)
I am wondering if the title of this Wiki entry is a little limited. The Lake Margaret site as a whole is termed the Lake Margaret Hydro-Electric Power Scheme. This broader description encapsulates the body of water that is Lake Margaret, the dam structure, the wood stave pipeline, the penstock pipe/s, the power station, transmission lines, the Lake Margaret village precinct and trout hatchery area, the c1914-1964 tram system that linked the site with Queenstown, the lower power scheme (including intake weir, wood stave pipeline, penstock and power plant building), and also workers camp sites c1911-1914 and c1931. Terming the entry the Lake Margaret Power Station limits the scope of what can be covered on this rather broad and historically significant hydro-electric site. Regards Travis Tiddy 23:38, 3 April 2007 (UTC)
Youre getting into Hydro nomenclature here - dont even start on that one here -- look very carefully and you will find there is an article on lake margaret, and the lake margaret tram, I would suggest leave this one as is - and __if__ you have enough material (and the hydro docs on their website would be enough to create up to 5 or 6 separate articles) do separate ones for separate things - one very important thing about wikipedia is we try to build consensus - I would suggest that the lake margaret power station is one article - and the lake article and the tram articles are expandable... we dont wantt to crowd too much into one article in one sense - take a look at west coast range article as welll Satu Suro 23:52, 3 April 2007 (UTC)
has some but I am sure there are earlier reports that arent included in the current lot. If you are au fait with all that material - then there is a start for a range of materials that can be utilised... Satu Suro 06:47, 4 April 2007 (UTC)
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