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FIGURES<br />

<strong>Eurobodalla</strong> <strong>Integrated</strong> <strong>Water</strong> <strong>Cycle</strong> <strong>Management</strong> <strong>Strategy</strong><br />

Figure 1-1 The Natural <strong>Water</strong> <strong>Cycle</strong> 3<br />

Figure 1-2 The Modified <strong>Water</strong> <strong>Cycle</strong> 4<br />

Figure 1-3 The <strong>Integrated</strong> <strong>Water</strong> <strong>Cycle</strong> 5<br />

Figure 6-1 Demographic Profile 38<br />

Figure 6-2 Historical Population Graph 38<br />

Figure 6-3 Past and Future Growth Rates 39<br />

Figure 6-4 Population Served with <strong>Water</strong> and Sewerage Services 40<br />

Figure 6-5 Historical Dwelling Growth<br />

Figure 6-6 Past and Future Holiday Dwellings as a Proportion of the Total<br />

41<br />

Housing Stock 41<br />

Figure 6-7 Historical Occupancy Levels 42<br />

Figure 6-8 Past and Future Household Size 42<br />

Figure 6-9 Proportion of <strong>Water</strong> Harvested from Each River 44<br />

Figure 6-10 Urban Communities <strong>Water</strong> Consumption Profile 45<br />

Figure 6-11 Historic Residential Demands 46<br />

Figure 6-12 Forecast of Regional Schemes Average Annual <strong>Water</strong> Demand<br />

Figure 6-14 and Figure 6-13 shows the regional schemes current and future<br />

average annual and peak day water demand splits between the<br />

48<br />

northern, central and southern urban areas.<br />

Figure 6-14 Split of the Average Annual Regional Demands by Area –<br />

48<br />

Contemporary Approach 49<br />

Figure 6-15 Peak Day Demand Forecast – Contemporary Approach 49<br />

Figure 6-16 Forecast of Regional Schemes Residential Demands<br />

Figure 6-17 The Effect of a 95<br />

50<br />

th Percentile 30% Access Licence Condition on<br />

Secure Yield<br />

Figure 6-18 The Effect of an 80<br />

56<br />

th Percentile 30% Access Licence Condition on<br />

Secure Yield<br />

Figure 8-1 Typical Residential <strong>Water</strong> End Uses for 2002 and 2032 with natural<br />

57<br />

propagation of water efficient appliances 68<br />

Figure 8-2 Major <strong>Water</strong> Users by Customer Category (ML)<br />

Figure 8-3 Bulk Production, Metered Consumption and UFW Figures From<br />

70<br />

1995 to 2001<br />

Figure 8-4 Potential <strong>Water</strong> Savings Through a Comprehensive Demand<br />

71<br />

<strong>Management</strong> Program 77<br />

Figure 8-5 Topographic Layout of Northern Regional Scheme 95<br />

Figure 8-6 Southern Regional Reuse Scheme 96<br />

Figure 9-1 South Durras Location 106<br />

Figure 9-2 Aerial Photograph of South Durras 107<br />

Figure 9-3 Nelligen Location 117<br />

Figure 9-4 Aerial Photograph of Nelligen 118<br />

Figure 9-5 Batemans Bay Topographic Map 127<br />

Figure 9-6 Batemans Bay Stormwater Sub-Catchments 129<br />

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