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Council's
water supply systems |
Bega Valley
Shire Council provides water supply services to towns and
villages in the Bega Valley Shire. The Council operates four
separate water supply systems. Each system is discrete, with no
interconnection.
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The NSW Government’s $310 million Climate Change Fund has been
established to help businesses, households and government save
energy and water. Bega Valley Shire Council fully supports this
water saving initiative.
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Bega to
Yellow Pinch pipeline project |
The Bega to Yellow Pinch Water
Transfer Pipeline is being developed by the Bega Valley Shire
Council in collaboration with the NSW Public Works.
The Australian Government,
through the Water Smart Australia Programme, provided $10
million towards the project to help secure the water supply for
the southern half of Bega Valley Shire.
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Development servicing plans for water
supply and sewerage |
Our Development Servicing Plans have been prepared in accordance
with the Development Charges Guidelines for Water Supply,
Sewerage and Stormwater (December 2002) issued by the former
Department of Land and Water Conservation (DWLC) pursuant to
section 306 (3) of the Water Management Act 2000. The
have been registered with the Department of Water and Energy.
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The Local Government Act 1993
requires councils in NSW to prepare management plans and annual
reports. The management plan covers Council’s principal business
activities and services such as water supply, sewerage, urban
drainage, roads, domestic waste, open space, and community
facilities. Strategic business plans address a single business
activity and provide a detailed plan to support overall
management plan objectives.
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Sewerage
treatment plants |
Bega Valley Shire Council
operates six sewage treatment plants (STPs).
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A guide
to the pressure sewage system |
The E-One Pressure Sewerage System is reliable and robust. There
is very little you need to do and very little that can go wrong.
The system consists of a pumping unit installed on your property
which is connected to a network of pipes from other units in
your area.
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What is
liquid trade waste?
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Why does
Council need to regulate the discharge
of liquid trade waste to sewer?
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Who needs
to apply for approval to discharge
liquid trade waste to sewer?
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What fees
and charges do I need to pay?
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What
pre-treatment equipment do I need to
install?
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What
happens next?
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