lake rowlands

Lake Rowlands Dam is situated on the Cooming Rivulet, a tributary of the Belubula River.

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current storage level

100% as of Monday 23rd November 2015

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Positions vacant

Due to the pending retirement of its long serving Director Operations & Technical Services, CTW is seeking to engage a new person to fill this challenging and crucial role.

business paper

The council of Central Tablelands Water meets on the second Wednesday in the months of February, April, June, August, October and December. The business paper will be available online the week prior.

council profile

Central Tablelands County Council is a constituency of three local government areas, namely Blayney Shire, Cabonne Shire and Weddin Shire. The Council comprises two delegates each elected by their constituent council for a four year term.

our operations

The overall water supply scheme is an interconnected network of sub-systems which are primarily fed from Lake Rowlands. In peak periods, supply is supplemented from additional sources such as Gooloogong Bore, Bangaroo Bore and Cudal Bore.

CTW/OCC PIPELINE PROJECT

Media Release - the first stage of work to prepare for a new pipeline from Carcoar WFP to Orange is underway

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Water Accounts

All CTW customers will receive a quarterly account which outlines the amount of water you have used, Access charges, Details of any rebates you may be entitled to and where and how to pay your bill If you have any queries about your account contact our administration office on (02) 6391 7200

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Pensioner Rebate

Pensioners are entitled to a rebate of up to $87.50 each year on their water account. This will appear as a deduction of $21.88 on each account. To be eligible you must be the owner and reside in the property.

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  • 2015/2016 Fees and Charges

    All fees and charges are reviewed annually and advertised for public comment prior to adoption for the ensuing financial year.

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  • Query the usage on your account

    If you have received your account and you feel that your water usage is high, there are a few things that you can check.

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  • CTW Council Profile

    CTW Council Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of alternate months.

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  • Pensioners are entitled to a rebate of up to $87.50 each year on their water account. This will appear as a deduction of $21.88 on each account. To be eligible you must be the owner and reside in the property.

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New Pipeline to boost district water supply

Central Tablelands Water and Orange City Council have received funding through NSW Government’s Restart NSW Water Security for Regions programme to build a new pipeline from Orange to Carcoar WFP via Spring Hill, Millthorpe and Blayney.

The project includes a 57 km potable pipeline from Orange to Carcoar WFP via Spring Hill, Millthorpe and Blayney, and Pump stations for bi-directional water transfers.