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Victorian Water Accounts 2006-2007 A statement of Victorian water resources Published by the Victorian Government Department of Sustainability and Environment Melbourne, October 2008 © The State of Victoria Department of Sustainability and Environment 2008 This publication is copyright. No part may be reproduced by any process except in accordance with the provisions of the Copyright Act 1968. Authorised by the Victorian Government, 8 Nicholson Street, East Melbourne. Printed by Stream Solutions Printed on 100% Recycled paper. ISBN: 978-1-74208-684-2 (print) ISBN: 978-1-74208-685-9 (PDF) For more information contact the Department of Sustainability and Environment’s Customer Service Centre 136 186. Disclaimer This publication may be of assistance to you but the State of Victoria and its employees do not guarantee that the publication is without flaw of any kind or is wholly appropriate for your particular purposes and therefore disclaims all liability for any error, loss or other consequence which may arise from you relying on any information in this publication. Data presented in this report has been compiled from a number of sources and varies in reliability. However, where possible checks on the accuracy of the data have been undertaken and the data compilation process is auditable. Acknowledgements Data compilation: PricewaterhouseCoopers Editor: Ann White Cover photo Lake Bellfield, The Grampians Foreword Low rainfall and severe drought conditions were major challenges for Victorians in 2006/07, changing the way we view and manage our limited water resources. The eleventh consecutive year of drought in Victoria saw water storage levels and streamflows drop to seriously low levels in many basins. Water businesses, in consultation with the Victorian Government, implemented their drought response plans and a range of contingency measures to ensure water continued to flow to meet basic human needs. Victorians in urban areas cut their water use dramatically through a combination of water restrictions and conservation measures such as rainwater tanks and more efficient showerheads. Increased use of groundwater and recycled water, and increased water trading activity were some of the short- term actions relied upon to ensure water was available in those areas that needed it most. The drought continues to highlight the importance of annually recording and reporting on the availability and use of Victoria’s water resources. It also underlines the importance of The Next Stage of the Government’s Water Plan, announced in June 2007, which includes $4.9 billion in new infrastructure projects to secure water supplies for our future. The Victorian Water Accounts 2006-2007 is the fourth consecutive publication to provide a State-wide overview of Victoria’s water resource availability and use at bulk supply level. It contributes to the body of knowledge and information available to Government and other parties involved in water resource management across Victoria. I commend it as an important account of water availability, entitlement, use and related drought response measures for the 2006/07 year. Tim Holding MP Minister for Water Victorian Water Accounts 2006-2007 Page i Page ii Victorian Water Accounts 2006-2007 Alphabetical listing of Victoria’s river basins Basin Chapter Avoca 13 Barwon 28 Broken 9 Bunyip 23 Campaspe 11 Corangamite 29 East Gippsland 16 Glenelg 33 Goulburn 10 Hopkins 31 Kiewa 7 Latrobe 21 Loddon 12 Mallee 14 Maribyrnong 25 Millicent Coast 34 Mitchell 19 Moorabool 27 Murray 6 Otway Coast 30 Ovens 8 Portland Coast 32 Snowy 17 South Gippsland 22 Tambo 18 Thomson 20 Werribee 26 Wimmera 15 Yarra 24 Victorian Water Accounts 2006-2007 Page iii Contents Foreword i Introduction xiii Part 1 Overview of Victorian water resources 2006/07 1 1 Water availability 3 1.1 Rainfall 3 1.2 Streamflow 6 1.3 Storages 14 1.4 Groundwater 17 1.5 Conclusion 22 2 Management of scarce water resources 23 2.1 Responding to drought conditions 23 2.2 Role of government in responding to drought 23 2.3 Qualification of rights 24 2.4 Emergency water supply network 25 2.5 Urban water restrictions 26 2.6 Water carting 27 2.7 Alternative supplies of water 28 2.8 Infrastructure modification 29 2.9 Seasonal allocation of water in irrigation districts 30 2.10 Restrictions on diversions from unregulated streams 31 2.11 Restrictions on groundwater use 32 2.12 Conclusion 32 3 Water for consumptive use 33 3.1 Victoria’s water allocation framework 33 3.2 Consumptive entitlements 33 3.3 Water availability and use 34 3.4 Urban water conservation measures 37 3.5 Surface water entitlement and use 38 3.6 Groundwater use 40 3.7 Statewide overview of groundwater use for 2006/07 41 3.8 Water entitlement transfers 42 3.9 Recycled water 44 3.10 Conclusions 46 4 Water for the environment 47 4.1 The environment’s share of water 47 4.2 Reporting on the EWR 47 4.3 Entitlements for the environment 47 4.4 Drought conditions and environmental water 49 4.5 Compliance with passing flow requirements 49 4.6 Total flow at basin outlet 49 4.7 Streamflow management plans 51 4.8 Donations 52 4.9 Conclusion 52 Part 2 Basin water accounts 2006/07 53 5 Overview of methodology 55 5.1 Introduction 55 5.2 Data sources 55 Page iv Victorian Water Accounts 2006-2007 5.3 Comparison with 2005/06 55 5.4 Methodology, key assumptions and limitations of data 56 5.5 Seasonal allocations and restrictions on water use, diversions and extractions 58 5.6 Surface water balance 58 5.7 Small catchment dams 59 5.8 Volume diverted 59 5.9 Drought contingency measures 59 5.10 Water for the environment 59 5.11 Comparison of the water accounts with other data sources 60 6 Murray basin (Victoria) 61 6.1 Murray basin summary 61 6.2 Responsibilities for management of water resources 61 6.3 Rainfall, inflows and storage in 2006/07 63 6.4 Total water resources in the basin 63 6.5 Location of water resources 64 6.6 Surface water resources 65 6.7 Groundwater resources 69 6.8 Drought contingency measures 70 6.9 Seasonal allocations and restrictions on water use, diversions and extractions 70 6.10 Recycled water 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basin summary 93 9.2 Responsibilities for management of water resources 93 9.3 Rainfall, inflows and storages in 2006/07 93 9.4 Total water resources in the basin 94 9.5 Location of water resources 95 Victorian Water Accounts 2006-2007 Page v 9.6 Surface water resources 96 9.7 Groundwater resources 98 9.8 Drought contingency measures 99 9.9 Seasonal allocations and restrictions on water use, diversions and extractions 99 9.10 Recycled water 100 9.11 Water for the environment 100 10 Goulburn basin 103 10.1 Goulburn basin summary 103 10.2 Responsibilities for management of water resources 103 10.3 Rainfall, inflows and storages in 2006/07 104 10.4 Total water resources in the basin 104 10.5 Location of water resources 105 10.6 Surface water resources 106 10.7 Groundwater resources 109 10.8 Drought contingency measures 110 10.9 Seasonal allocations and restrictions on water use, diversions and extractions 111 10.10 Recycled water 112 10.11 Water for the environment 112 11 Campaspe basin 115 11.1 Campaspe basin summary 115 11.2 Responsibilities for management of water resources 115 11.3 Rainfall, inflows and storages in 2006/07 116 11.4 Total water resources in the basin 116 11.5 Location of water resources 117 11.6 Surface water resources 118 11.7 Groundwater resources 120 11.8 Drought contingency measures 121 11.9 Seasonal allocations and restrictions on water use, diversions and extractions 122 11.10 Recycled water 123 11.11 Water for the environment 123 12 Loddon basin 125 12.1 Loddon basin summary 125 12.2 Responsibilities for management of water resources 125 12.3 Rainfall, inflows and storages in 2006/07 126 12.4 Total water resources in the basin 126 12.5 Location of water resources 127 12.6 Surface water resources 128 12.7 Groundwater resources 130 12.8 Drought contingency measures 132 12.9 Seasonal allocations and restrictions on water use, diversions and extractions 132 12.10 Recycled water 133 12.11 Water for the environment 134 13 Avoca basin 137 13.1 Avoca basin summary 137 13.2 Responsibilities for management of water resources 137 13.3 Rainfall, storages and inflows in 2006/07 138 13.4 Total water resources in the basin 138 13.5 Location of water resources 139 13.6 Surface water resources 140 13.7 Groundwater resources 141 13.8 Drought contingency measures 141 Page vi Victorian Water Accounts 2006-2007 13.9 Seasonal allocations and restrictions on water use, diversions and extractions 141 13.10 Recycled water 142 13.11
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