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Areas of supply
Electricity (Areas Of Supply Of Energy) Order, para. 2 · Revised Edition 2020
The following areas are hereby declared to be the areas of supply for the purposes of supply of energy to consumers by the Belize Electricity Limited by virtue of section 13 of the Electricity ActCAP. 221.
(1) BELIZE CITY AND DISTRICT–
(a) The Northern Highway up to eighteen miles from the City boundary and including other roadways and areas up to three miles on either Electricity 5 side and taken at any angle from the highway orientation.
(b) The Village of Burrell Boom, including roadways and areas within a radius of four miles from the centre of the village.
(c) The Western Highway up to eighteen miles from the City boundary, and including other roadways and areas up to three miles on either side and taken at any angle from the highway orientation.
(2) CAYO DISTRICT–
(a) The Western Highway between the Villages of Camalote and Santa Elena, including other villages, roadways and areas up to 1 mile on either side and taken at any angle from the highway orientation.
(b) The Town of Santa Elena and San Ignacio from its junction with the Western Highway,
and including other roadways and areas within the town boundaries.
(c) That portion of the Western Highway from its junction with San Ignacio to the town of Benque Viejo del Carmen, including other roadways and areas up to ½ mile on either side and taken at any angle from the highway orientation.
(d) The Town of Benque Viejo del Carmen, and including that portion of the highway between Benque Viejo del Carmen and the border line Immigration and Customs department stations.
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(3) ORANGE WALK DISTRICT–
(a) The Northern Highway up to four miles on either side from its junction with the boundary of Orange Walk Town, and including other roadways and areas up to ½ mile on either side and taken at any angle from the highway orientation.
(b) Orange Walk Town, and including other roadways, villages and areas up to six miles from the town along any roadway and up to ½ mile on either side of such roadways.
(4) COROZAL DISTRICT–
(a) That portion of the Northern Highway from its junction with Corozal Town to the Village of Libertad, and including villages, other roadways and areas up to ½ mile on either side and taken at any angle from the highway.
(b) Corozal Town, and including other roadways,
villages and areas up to five miles from the town along any roadway and up to ½ mile on either side of such roadways.
(5) AMBERGRIS CAYEThe Village of San Pedro, and including all roadways and areas up to two miles either side of the centre of the village.
(6) BELMOPANAll roadways and areas within the New Capital City of Belmopan, including that portion of the Western Highway between the City and Camalote Village, and all other roadways and areas up to ½ mile on either side and taken at any angle from the highway orientation.
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(7) CAYE CAULKERThe Village of Caye Caulker, including all roadways and areas up to two miles on either side of the centre of the village.
(8) STANN CREEK DISTRICT–
(a) That portion of the Southern Highway between the boundary of Dangriga and mile thirteen, and including all other roadways and areas up to ½ mile on either side and taken at any angle from the highway orientation.
(b) Dangriga, and including other roadways and areas up to three miles from the town along any roadway and up to ½ mile on either side of such roadways.
(9) PUNTA GORDAPunta Gorda Town, and including all roadways and areas up to three miles from the town along any roadways and up to ½ mile on either side of such roadways.
(10) LADYVILLEThe area along the Northern Highway of a distance of two hundred and fifty yards on either side of the said highway extending from the Belize City limits up to and including Ladyville and the Philip S. W. Goldson International Airport.
(11) SANTA ELENAThe area known as Santa Elena on the Northern Highway at the border with Mexico.
(12) SARTENEJA VILLAGE8 Electricity The area known as Sarteneja Village in the Corozal District,
including all roadways and areas up to a distance of six miles from the said village along any roadways and for a distance of ½ mile on either side of such roadways.
(13) INDEPENDENCE VILLAGEThe Village of Independence in the Stann Creek District,
including all roadways and areas up to a distance of six miles from the said village along any roadways and for a distance of ½ mile on either side of such roadways.
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Amended by: S.I. 43 of 1976; S.I. 79 of 1978; S.I. 109 of 1989; S.I. 117 of 1989
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