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Annual Drinking Water Qualityreport 2017/18 Annual Drinking Water QualityReport 2017/18 www.lmw.vic.gov.au Content Foreword from our Managing Director 1 Our Profile – Region 2 Area of Operations 3 Objectives and Strategies 4 Our commitment to our environment and our region 5 Committing to the Environment and Region 6 Water Supply 8 Source of Water 8 Drinking Water Treatment Processes 10 Drinking Water Quality Management 14 Emergency Management 17 Drinking Water Quality Standards 18 Water Quality Complaints 18 Risk Management Plan Audit Findings 21 Regulated Water 22 Our Regulated Water Supplies 23 Appendix A – Water Quality Tables 24 Foreword from our Managing Director I am pleased to present Lower Murray Water’s The Safe Drinking Water Act also requires 2017/2018 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report, Lower Murray Water, as specified by the Secretary to which reports of the quality of drinking water and the Department of Health & Human Services, or their regulated water supplied by us across our 16 water delegate, to undertake an audit of its Drinking Water supply systems. Quality Management Plan in respect of a specified audit period by an approved auditor by a specified date. The report has been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Safe Drinking Water Act 2003 The Secretary to the Department of Health and Human and the Safe Drinking Water Regulations 2015. Water Services required LMW to undertake an audit of its quality, including the bacteriological, chemical and Drinking DWQMP, I’m pleased to advise that our physical characteristics of the drinking water supplied DWQMP , has been audited for the period of by us to our customers is discussed in the report. 28 June 2016 to 28 May 2018, and found to be This report demonstrates our continued high compliant with the obligations imposed by section 7(1) compliance with the water quality standards and of the Safe Drinking Water Act 2003 during the audit highlights water quality challenges experienced and period. achievements during 2017/2018. We have adopted a multiple barrier, catchment-to-tap For the 2017/18 year, I’m pleased to advise that we approach to ensure high quality, safe drinking water. continued to produce high quality drinking water to Under the Safe Drinking Water Act 2003, we are our customers, and continued ongoing compliance required to prepare and implement a Drinking Water with the water quality standards and requirements of Quality Management Plan (DWQMP) to ensure the the Safe Drinking Water Act 2003 and Safe Drinking safety of the drinking water supply systems. Our Water Regulations 2015. DWQMP is based on Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) principles and the Australian Drinking Water Guidelines. Managing Director Philip Endley Acknowledgment of Traditional Owners Lower Murray Water proudly acknowledge the Traditional Owners within Northwest Victoria. We strongly respect their rich culture and connections the Traditional Owners have to their land and waterways. 1 Our Profile - Region PROVIDE WATER SERVICES TO OVER 1 78 STAFF 71,000 CUSTOMERS LOCALITIES 91.5% 14SUPPLIED OF CUSTOMERS SATISFIED WITH WATER QUALITY PROJECTS AND 15 UPGRADES TO IMPROVE WATER SAMPLE WATER 100 ANALYSIS QUALITY 75 50 1 00% 25 COMPLIANCE WITH THE SAFE DRINKING WATER REGULATIONS 2015 2 Area of Operations Mildura Merbein Lake Cullulleraine Irymple Millewa Red Cliffs Werrimull Nangiloc Robinvale LMW Area of Operations Murray River Boundary Bend SA Victoria Piangil NSW Nyah West Nyah Woorinen Sth Swan Hill Lake Boga Murrabit Water Treatment Plant Irrigation Mystic Park Potable Water - Urban Drainage Koondrook Kerang Regulated Water Sewer Domestic & Stock LMW Office 3 Objectives and Strategies Nature of Services Provided We provide: urban water services to 14 townships via nine treatment plants to approximately 74,000 customers along the Murray River in Victoria from Koondrook to Merbein; wastewater collection, treatment and effluent reuse and disposal services to 11 towns via 10 treatment plants; river quality water services to 4,979 customers in the four pumped irrigation oversight of irrigation and drainage design in districts of Merbein, Red Cliffs, Robinvale new agricultural developments ensuring and Mildura, the Millewa rural district and conformity with salinity management plan some areas of the waterworks district of development guidelines; Yelta; management of the private diversion the collection and disposal of subsurface licences of 1,179 water users along the drainage water from the four pumped Murray River in Victoria between Nyah and irrigation districts, and Nangiloc, Robinvale the South Australian border; and Boundary Bend private diverters; the assessment and approval of licencing, In addition to security of supply, public health, water water share and allocation trade applications; quality and environmental responsibilities, we recognise reclaimed water for third party use; the crucial economic role of water from a regional and state context. water supply delivery to important environmental and recreational sites; management of the region’s urban and bulk water entitlements Per Capita Daily Residential Drinking Water Consumption Lower Murray Water provide drinking water to a population of around 74,000. The total annual consumption of water was 12,833 megalitres across this population in our region. This equates to an average of 488 litres per person, per day. This calculation is based on the population figure provided by the 2016 Census –“average household population” multiplied by our water connections for each town. 4 Our commitment to our environment and our region Collaboration with Stakeholders Partnerships within our /Community Communities As a commitment to our region, we are regularly We have created partnerships with groups and involved in a number of stakeholder groups to share organisations within our communities to deliver information on customer relations, communications, community engagement projects which result in better care of the River Murray and environment, community outcomes for our customers and stakeholders. Groups and school education opportunities. We are pleased to partnered with in the 2017/18 year include Lions Clubs, be involved with other groups as required for specific Historical Societies, Cultivator Inc, LaTrobe University event collaboration. and SuniTAFE. Choose Tap Coalition Sunraysia Regional Algal We have continued our collaboration with the Choose Coordinating Committee Tap Coalition, an initiative created by Yarra Valley Lower Murray Water are one of the Victorian Convening Water. Choose Tap is a broad, community-based Agencies within the region for Blue Green Algae (BGA) initiative promoting tap water as the best choice for monitoring and reporting. The monitoring of the Murray the planet, people’s health and their hip pocket. Being River is undertaken by our staff and the NSW Department part of the coalition provides us with access to a strong of Environment and Water and is reported back through the common brand, including related support collateral Sunraysia Regional Algal Coordination Committee (SRACC). and provides a platform for sharing related ideas across the water industry. The Choose Tap Coalition’s vision of advocating the use of tap water is a positive fit with our commitment to be environmentally sustainable, encouraging refillable drink bottles over the use of plastic bottles. 5 Sunraysia River Watch Inc (SRW) Water Refill Stations Lower Murray Water are proud to continue our We have a number of water refill stations association with SRW, a community program that aims to operating across our service area. In addition to assist in the protection of the river and its environment. units fully funded by ourselves, we collaborate SRW is dedicated to increasing the appreciation of the with local groups who contribute to funding. We river and the surrounding environment and ensuring its utilise the ‘Choose Tap App’ to share the location preservation for the benefit of current and future of publicly available units. generations. In 2017/18 we continued our ongoing sponsorship and membership of SRW, joining other agencies and businesses in demonstrating ongoing commitment to this important community service. Committing to the Environment and Region SUSTAINABLE WATER USE Mildura Water Treatment Plant— water used in the backwashing and treatment Water Recycling operations is diverted to a separate storage lagoon Lower Murray Water plan and manage our operations in and then supplied to Mildura Rural City Council for an environmentally responsible and sustainable manner, irrigation of the Aerodrome Ovals sporting complex while contributing to the economic, social and cultural West Mildura Water Treatment Plant— development of the region. reclaimed water from the backwashing and We continue to encourage schemes that promote the treatment operations is supplied to Mildura Golf sustainable reuse of treated and recycled water. Such Club for the irrigation of its fairways and greens. schemes have a positive environmental impact by Irrigation drainage— lowering the demand impact on the Murray River. water collected by our irrigation drainage system Under the various schemes, water is initially treated is utilised by a number of individuals for various according to the relevant EPA Guidelines and then purposes, ranging from pasture and crop supplied for a variety of beneficial uses. production through to amenity supply. Lake Hawthorn Management Plan Lake Hawthorn, a few kilometers northwest of the Mildura CBD is an important local water body. Lake Hawthorn
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