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WATER SHARING PLAN FOR THE GREATER METROPOLITAN REGION GROUNDWATER SOURCES 2011 - REG 34 Individual access licence account management rules for these groundwater sources, excluding the Botany Sands Groundwater Source, the Hawkesbury Alluvium Groundwater Source and the Maroota Tertiary Sands Groundwater Source

WATER SHARING PLAN FOR THE GREATER METROPOLITAN REGION GROUNDWATER SOURCES 2011 - REG 34

Individual access licence account management rules for these groundwater sources, excluding the Botany Sands Groundwater Source, the Hawkesbury Alluvium Groundwater Source and the Maroota Tertiary Sands Groundwater Source

34 Individual access licence account management rules for these groundwater sources, excluding the Botany Sands Groundwater Source, the Hawkesbury Alluvium Groundwater Source and the Maroota Tertiary Sands Groundwater Source

(1) The rules in this clause apply to the taking of water under an access licence with a share component that specifies one of the following water sources:
(a) Coxs River Fractured Rock Groundwater Source,
(b) Goulburn Fractured Rock Groundwater Source,
(c) Metropolitan Coastal Sands Groundwater Source,
(d) Sydney Basin Blue Mountains Groundwater Source,
(e) Sydney Basin Central Groundwater Source,
(f) Sydney Basin Coxs River Groundwater Source,
(g) Sydney Basin Nepean Groundwater Source,
(h) Sydney Basin North Groundwater Source,
(i) Sydney Basin Richmond Groundwater Source,
(j) Sydney Basin South Groundwater Source.
(2) In any water year in which this Plan has effect, water taken under an aquifer access licence must not exceed a volume equal to:
(a) the sum of water allocations accrued to the water allocation account for the access licence from available water determinations in that water year, plus
(b) the sum of water allocations carried over in the water allocation account for the access licence from the water year prior to that water year under subclause (3), plus
(c) the net amount of any water allocations assigned to or from the water allocation account for the access licence under section 71T of the Act in that water year, plus
(d) any water allocations recredited to the water allocation account for the access licence in accordance with section 76 of the Act in that water year.
(3) Subject to subclause (4), the maximum water allocation that can be carried over from one water year to the next in the water allocation account for an aquifer access licence is equal to 0.1 ML per unit share of the access licence share component.
(4) Water allocations may not be carried over in the water allocation account of an aquifer access licence unless metering equipment has been installed and maintained for use in connection with each water supply work nominated by the aquifer access licence.
(5) In any water year in which this Plan has effect, water taken under a domestic and stock access licence or a local water utility access licence must not exceed a volume equal to:
(a) the sum of water allocations accrued to the water allocation account for the access licence from available water determinations in that water year, plus
(b) the net amount of any water allocations assigned to or from the water allocation account for the access licence under section 71T of the Act in that water year, plus
(c) any water allocations recredited to the water allocation account for the access licence in accordance with section 76 of the Act in that water year.
(6) Water allocations remaining in the water allocation account for all access licences other than those specified in subclause (3) cannot be carried over from one water year to the next.