Eurobodalla Integrated Water Cycle Management Strategy

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TABLES
Eurobodalla Integrated Water Cycle Management Strategy
Table 3-1 Community Expectations 14
Table 5-1 IWCM Assessment Criteria 28
Table 6-1 Population Projection 39
Table 6-2 Internal and External Water Use by Dwelling Type 45
Table 8-1 Annual Unaccounted-for Water Figures From 1995 to 2001
Table 8-2 Triple Bottom Line Assessment for Regional Water Demand
71
Opportunities
Table 8-3 Percentage of Total Regional Demand That Can Be Supplied
75
Through Rainwater Tanks (With No Other Demand Measures) 79
Table 8-4 Proposed Rebates For Rainwater Tank Installation 79
Table 8-5 Single Household Cost to Rainwater Tank With Council Rebate
Table 8-6 Total Yearly Community Costs for Rainwater Tanks Installation
80
(including rebate)
Table 8-7 Triple Bottom Line Assessment for the Regional Rainwater Tanks
80
Opportunities 81
Table 8-8 Scheme Estimates of Long Term Regional Supply Opportunities 85
Table 8-9 Social and Environmental Aspects – Long term Supply Opportunities
Table 8-10 Triple Bottom Line Assessment of Regional Water Supply
87
Opportunities 88
Table 8-11 Comparative Costs for Stand Alone Supply Demand Sensitivities 90
Table 8-12 Reclaimed Water Volume Projections 91
Table 8-13 Costs for the Regional Reclaimed Water Scheme 98
Table 8-14 Regional Water Supply Integrated Options 99
Table 8-15 TBL Assessment for the Regional Water Supply Options 104
Table 9-1 Integrated Water Cycle Management Opportunities for South Durras
Table 9-2 Social and Environmental Aspects of the Medium to Long Term
110
Opportunities for South Durras 113
Table 9-3 Integrated Scenarios for South Durras 115
Table 9-4 Triple Bottom Line Reporting for South Durras 116
Table 9-5 Integrated Water Cycle Management Opportunities for Nelligen
Table 9-6 Social and Environmental Aspects of the Medium to Long Term
120
Opportunities for Nelligen 123
Table 9-7 Integrated Scenarios for Nelligen 125
Table 9-8 Triple Bottom Line Assessment for Nelligen 126
Table 9-9 Current and Future Peak Day Demands for Batemans Bay
Table 9-10 Medium to Long term Water Cycle Management Opportunities for
131
Batemans Bay
Table 9-11 Social, Financial and Environmental Aspects of the Sewage
134
Management Options for Batemans Bay
Table 9-12 Triple Bottom Line Assessment of the Sewage Management of the
136
Water Cycle in Batemans Bay 137
Table 9-13 Integrated Water Cycle Management Scenarios for Batemans Bay 138