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Water Main Contruction
in Forster St, Parkes

Water

Parkes Shire Council is responsible for he Parkes/Peak Hill Water Supply System, which supplies the towns of Parkes and Peak Hill, as well as the villages of Alectown and Cookamidgera.

In addition, Council also manages the water supply to the villages of Bogan Gate, Trundle, Tullamore and rural consumers in between. This system is known as the 'B' section pipeline, which carries water from Forbes.

Integrated Water Cycle Management Plan - Published: 07 Mar 2006
The Parkes Integrated Water Cycle Management Plan is a key business tool that has been designed to ensure Parkes Council can provide secure, reliable and sustainable urban water systems into the future. It involves the planning of water supply, sewerage and stormwater services in an integrated way to ensure water is used efficiently. more ..

Parkes/Peak Hill Water Supply System - Published: 07 Mar 2006
The Parkes/Peak Hill Water Supply System supplies the towns of Parkes and Peak Hill, it also supplies water to the villages of Alectown and Cookamidgera. more ..

Catchment Management Authority - Published: 02 Dec 2008
Parkes Shire lies in the Lachlan and Bogan River catchments. These catchments are managed by the Lachlan and Central West Catchment Management Authorities, which are part of the NSW CMA. more ..

Water 'Hardness' - Published: 19 Sep 2006
Water hardness refers to the presence in water of calcium and magnesium, the origin of which is related to geological characteristics at the water’s source. Hard water, containing elevated levels of calcium and magnesium, causes difficulty in creating a soapy lather and forms crusty deposits (scale) in kettles, electric irons and washing machines. If the scale collects on heating elements it shortens their life and makes appliances less efficient. more ..

Water Tank Rebates - Published: 17 Jul 2007
The NSW Government has introduced a Rainwater Tank Rebate, which is part of the its $310 million Climate Change Fund. The aim of the fund is to help business, households and government save energy and water. Eligibility starts from 1 July 2007. For more information visit the Department of Environment and Climate Change website. more ..


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