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CAP. 203]

Cross-Harbour Tunnel

[1984 Ed.

Information to be supplied by Company to the Director or the Commissioner.

Power to make regulations.

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(a) an up-to-date set of drawings of the tunnel structure, which shall include all such alterations and additions as may, from time to time, be made to the tunnel structure;

(b) the times during which each toll gate is open;

(c) the number of motor vehicles using the tunnel, specifying the different classes of such vehicles, their direction through the tunnel and providing continuous and cumulative figures thereof;

(d) the amount collected as tolls and the numbers and prices of toll tickets (if any) issued;

(e) all accidents and stoppages to traffic therein;

(f) the personnel employed in connection with the operation of the tunnel, including details as to the nature, location and times of such employment;

(g) such other records as may be prescribed.

(2) The Company shall permit the Commissioner to inspect, examine and copy all such records and any toll tickets and accounts kept by the Company in connection therewith, and the Company shall afford facilities for such inspection, examination or copying as may from time to time be required by the Commissioner.

60. For the purpose of enabling either the Director or the Commissioner to ascertain any arrangements which are made or are about to be made by the Company for the fulfilment of its obligations under this Ordinance, the Company shall, on the request of the Director or the Commissioner, as the case may be, forthwith furnish him with such information as to the construction, operation or maintenance of the tunnel or any other matter relevant to the organization of the Company as he may require.

PART IX

REGULATIONS AND BY-LAWS

61. The Governor in Council may make regulations for all or any of the following matters-

(a) the provision by the Company of adequate, efficient, safe and continuous facilities for the passage of motor vehicles through the tunnel and approach roads;

(b) the safety of persons using or employed in the tunnel area, having regard to fire hazards, concentrations of carbon-monoxide or other dangerous gases;

(c) the level of illumination and the margin of visibility in the tunnel structure and approach roads;

(d) the noise level in the vicinity of any tunnel ventilation plant;