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River Murray and Lower Lakes catchment risk assessment for water quality: Results and management options RBRAW001 Renmark and Paringa water supply off-take—Renmark WTP supplies Renmark and a pipeline under the river delivers water to the Paringa system. RBRAW002 Lyrup water supply—this private system operated by the Lyrup Village Association combines the off-take for raw drinking water and irrigation water. RBRAW003 Cooltong water supply off-take—located in Ral Ral Creek, this system supplies Cooltong, Monash and Glossop, and shares the off-take with the CIT. Recreational zones Seven recreational zones were identified in the RB LAP area: RBREC001 Chowilla and surrounds (21 km long) RBREC002 Headings Cliff to Woolenook Bend (5 km long) RBREC003 Ninkle Nook Bend (2.9 km long) RBREC004 Renmark and surrounds (16.5 km long) RBREC005 Plush’s Bend and surrounds (1.4 km long) RBREC006 Lyrup Flats National Park (11.5 km long) RBREC007 Coolaltit Bend to LAP boundary (4 km long). 2.3 Hazard identification process A community consultation workshop was held with representatives from the Renmark to border LAP office, District Council of Renmark Paringa, DWLBC, Renmark Irrigation Trust, Murray Darling Association and Renmark River Cruises. The workshop identified the nature and location of potential water quality hazards and recreation zones, and provided useful information for the subsequent risk evaluation process. 2.4 Risks to water quality in the Renmark to border area Frequency of hazard types A total of 141 hazards were identified in the Renmark to border LAP area. The highest frequency hazards were stormwater discharge points, diesel pump fuel stores, vessel moorings, informal camping areas (with no facilities), horticulture areas, and creeks and rivers (Figure 2.2). Frequency (occurrence) does not necessarily indicate risk—a hazard may have a high frequency but a low risk. The cumulative impacts of low-risk activities will be considered and assessed as part of mitigation strategy development. Risks to aquatic ecosystem health Figure 2.3 is the key map for risks to the aquatic ecosystem environmental value in the RB LAP area. The attached DVD has individual maps numbered according to the key map. 22
River Murray and Lower Lakes catchment risk assessment for water quality: Results and management options Number of hazards 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 Chemical Store Ferry Landfill Marina Refuelling Facility Slipway Transport Infrastructure Wastewater Disposal Area Drainage Disposal Site Industry Figure 2.2 Frequency of hazards to water quality, RB LAP area Figure 2.3 Example of hazard in the RB LAP area: irrigated horticultural area Petrol Station Vessel Waste Disposal Station Wetland/Lagoon Toilets/Septic Tanks Wastewater Infrastructure Vessel Launching/Boat Ramp Creek/River Horticulture Informal Camping Vessel Mooring(S) Fuel Store Stormwater Infrastructure 23
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