Water charges
17 Water charges
The charge for water supplied by the Corporation to a mining company is to be—
11 cents per kilolitre unless it is water referred to in paragraph (b), or
5.5 cents per kilolitre if it is used only for a dwelling or plantation or any other purpose determined by the Corporation to be a social purpose.
A determination by the Corporation of the proportion of water supplied by it to a mining company that is water referred to in subclause (1) (b) is binding on the company.
The charge imposed by subclause (1) is taken to be a charge imposed by the Corporation for water supplied to the land referred to in clause 14.
No liability for a service charge arises in relation to land that—
adjoins the rising main between Menindee and the pumping station at Stephens Creek, and
a holding in the Western Division (within the meaning of the Crown Land Management Act 2016) or a part of land held under freehold title,
unless the whole of the holding or freehold land of which it forms part is within the area of operations of the Corporation.
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