Water NSW Regulation 2020
Schedule 1Schedule 1 land
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Schedule 1 Schedule 1 land
Schedule 1 Schedule 1 land
(clause 21)
Special areas
The following special areas being portions of land as shown on the map marked “Schedule 1 Areas” deposited in the office of Water NSW—
(a) the area of land submerged by Lake Burragorang, together with the area of land that surrounds the lake extending from the edge of the lake to a point 3 kilometres above the full supply level of the lake,
(b) the catchment areas of Broughton’s Pass Weir, Pheasant’s Nest Weir and Lake Woronora to the extent that they are not contained in the proclamations referred to in paragraphs (c) and (d),
(c) Metropolitan Catchment Area as proclaimed in Gazette No 79 of 13 July 1923 and amended by proclamation published in Gazette No 79 of 26 May 1933,
(d) Woronora Catchment Area as proclaimed in Gazette No 37 of 21 March 1941,
(e) Wingecarribee Catchment Area as proclaimed in Gazette No 156 of 14 December 1973,
(f) Blackheath Special Area as proclaimed on 6 March 1991 and published in Gazette No 45 of 15 March 1991,
(g) Katoomba Special Area as proclaimed on 6 March 1991 and published in Gazette No 45 of 15 March 1991,
(h) Woodford Special Area as proclaimed on 6 March 1991 and published in Gazette No 45 of 15 March 1991,
(i) Prospect Special Area, being the area of land declared to be a special area by the Sydney Water Catchment Management (Prospect Special Area) Order 2008 and published in Gazette No 92 of 25 July 2008,
(j) part of the Shoalhaven Catchment Area as proclaimed in Gazette No 13 of 8 February 1974 (being that part shown speckled and edged heavy black on the map marked “Shoalhaven Schedule 1 Special Area Tallowa Dam Fishway” deposited in the office of Water NSW),
(k) Wingecarribee Special Area-Part, being the area of land declared to be a special area by the Water NSW (Wingecarribee Special Area-Part) Order 2022 and published in Gazette No 279 of 1 July 2022.
Controlled areas
All Water NSW land on or in which there are any one or more of the following—
(a) water transfer structures (being canals, tunnels, pipelines, water mains or drainage channels),