Pictured above: Sewer connection to five bushfire properties along Sparrowhawk Road. Picture taken: 22 January 2010.
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| Daily
and Weekly Water Usage |
Water Trading Pilot 2009/10 |
Water Services Committees and Working Groups |
Publications
and Information |
Rural
Season 2009/10 |
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Daily water usage targets exist for towns in the Northern and Southern areas of our Coliban Supply System.
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To ease the impacts of ongoing water restrictions we have extended our Water Trading Pilot for a second season.
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Water Services Committees and Community Working Groups assist with planning, decision making & community engagement.
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Various
publications, fact sheets and brochures are
produced to assist with customer education
and awareness.
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We have a zero general allcation. Emergency water is available to eligible customers.
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| Bushfires and Your Water Supply |
Standpipes and Water Carters |
WaterMAPs |
Recycled
Water |
Hardship
Assistance |
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Be prepared with another source of water for bushfires
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To take water from standpipes in our region you need a Water Carter Permit. Our website has application forms and a listing of standpipe locations in our region.
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A
waterMAP is a Water Management Action Plan
for non-residential customers that have used
more than 10ML of potable (drinking) water.
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It is important that the community is educated
about the risks and correct use of recycled
water. All users of recycled water will have
Site Management Plans.
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All
customers experiencing difficulty in paying
their accounts are eligible for hardship assistance.
We encourage customers to contact us.
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