Rural Water Schemes

 

RURAL WATER SCHEMES - FAQ

 

FAQ Question:

• Application to change my Rural Allocation
• Availability of Rural Water Schemes
• Contacts for Water Schemes
• Domestic Vs Rural Water at Hampden/Moeraki
• Storage Tank Capacity Requirements
• Urban Points Allocation in Kakanui
• Water Allocation Quantities for Rural Water Schemes

 

 

 Application Forms: 

WDC Application for Services Form (PDF 70kb)
(including Water, Sewer, Stormwater, Vehicle Crossings)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Domestic Vs Rural Water Rates at Hampden and Moeraki

Domestic Water is 900 lt/day and is based on the Township Zone as per District Plan.

The Rural water is 1800 lt/day and is based on the Rural Zone as per District Plan.

You may need to check the District Plan zoning maps to identify the property. 

 

 

 

Storage Tank Requirements on Rural Water Schemes 

To comply with Rural Water Scheme Bylaws, Water Storage tanks be capable of holding  a minimum of THREE DAYS SUPPLY, based on the rated points.

Example:

• if the rating is 1 point of water, the tank needs to be able to store at least 5,000 litres
• if the rating is 3 points of water, the tank needs to be able to store at least 15,000 litres

VARIATIONS:  Hampden & Moeraki

• In June 2005 the schemes committee determined it would prefer to see new users installing 10,000 litre capacity tanks…this overrides the 2001 Bylaw stipulating the storage need for 3 days supply.
• In rural areas of Hampden and Moeraki, 25,000 litre tanks may still be required.
• To discuss variations to these requirements please contact the W.D.C Customer Services group.

 

 

Urban or Domestic Points Allocation in Kakanui

Kakanui has both Urban and Rural water allocations.

New Water Point allocations on the Kakanui scheme are to be “Rural Points”

Existing Urban or Domestic points are permitted without the need for conversion to the Rural points allocation.

HOWEVER: if a property with an existing Urban or Domestics allocation is sold, the connection wil be converted to a Rural Point allocation, at the owners expense.

 

 

 

Application to Change my Rural Water Allocation

To change your rural water allocation, please complete the Rural Water Allocation Application form.

Application is made to the schemes committee for approval.

 

 

 

Rural Water Allocation Quantities

Note: 1800 litres = 400 Gallons

 

Awamoko	1800 litres/day
Duntroon	1800 litres/day
Dunrobin	1800 litres/day
Dunback	1800 litres/day
Goodwood	1800 litres/day
Hampden / Moeraki  -  Rural Hampden / Moeraki  -  Urban	1800 litres/day   900 litres/day
Herbert/Waianakarua	1800 litres/day
Kakanui Kakanui   - Cribs (see note 4)	1800 litres/day   900 litres/day
Enfield	1800 litres/day
Kaura Hill	1800 litres/day
Lower Waitaki	1800 litres/day
Stoneburn	1000 litres/day
Tokarahi	1800 litres/day
Weston	1800 litres/day
Windsor	1800 litres/day

Note 4 - Upon sale - Cribs convert to a full point of water

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rural Scheme Contact Details

RWS Committees Contact Numbers (PDF)