sec.80Bulk water drought supply

sec.80 Bulk water drought supply

The bulk water supply system is to be able to supply enough water so that medium level water restrictions on residential water use— will not happen more than once every 10 years on average; and will not restrict the average water use for the SEQ region to less than 140L for each person for each day. The bulk water supply system is to be able to supply enough water so that medium level water restrictions on non-residential water use that is incidental to the purpose of a business will not happen more than once every 10 years on average. watering a garden in the grounds of a factory The bulk water supply system is to be able to supply enough water so that medium level water restrictions or more severe water restrictions last no longer than 5% of the modelled time. In this section— drought response level is the level in the bulk water supply system stated in the SEQ water security program that is the trigger for taking action in response to drought. reducing the supply of water from the bulk water supply system medium level water restrictions means water restrictions imposed on residential and non-residential water use in response to drought, when the level in the bulk water supply system is between— the drought response level; and the safe minimum storage level. modelled time means the total time simulated in the stochastic model. more severe water restrictions means water restrictions imposed on residential and non-residential water use in response to drought, when the level in the bulk water supply system is below the safe minimum storage level. safe minimum storage level is the level in the bulk water supply system stated in the SEQ water security program that is the trigger for taking more severe action in response to drought, to minimise the risk of reaching the minimum operating levels. stochastic model means the model known as the Regional Stochastic Model used by the bulk water supply authority to model long-term water security. s 80 amd 2022 SL No. 7 s 4 (sec.80-ssec.1) The bulk water supply system is to be able to supply enough water so that medium level water restrictions on residential water use— will not happen more than once every 10 years on average; and will not restrict the average water use for the SEQ region to less than 140L for each person for each day. (sec.80-ssec.2) The bulk water supply system is to be able to supply enough water so that medium level water restrictions on non-residential water use that is incidental to the purpose of a business will not happen more than once every 10 years on average. watering a garden in the grounds of a factory (sec.80-ssec.3) The bulk water supply system is to be able to supply enough water so that medium level water restrictions or more severe water restrictions last no longer than 5% of the modelled time. (sec.80-ssec.4) In this section— drought response level is the level in the bulk water supply system stated in the SEQ water security program that is the trigger for taking action in response to drought. reducing the supply of water from the bulk water supply system medium level water restrictions means water restrictions imposed on residential and non-residential water use in response to drought, when the level in the bulk water supply system is between— the drought response level; and the safe minimum storage level. modelled time means the total time simulated in the stochastic model. more severe water restrictions means water restrictions imposed on residential and non-residential water use in response to drought, when the level in the bulk water supply system is below the safe minimum storage level. safe minimum storage level is the level in the bulk water supply system stated in the SEQ water security program that is the trigger for taking more severe action in response to drought, to minimise the risk of reaching the minimum operating levels. stochastic model means the model known as the Regional Stochastic Model used by the bulk water supply authority to model long-term water security.