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Part 3Water plan outcomes

12 General outcomes

Each of the following is a general outcome for water in the plan area—

(a)

to provide for the use of all water entitlements and other authorisations in the plan area;

(b)

to provide for the continued use of all existing overland flow works;

(c)

to protect the probability of being able to take water under a water allocation;

(d)

to make water available to support—

(i)

population growth in towns and communities dependent on surface water resources in the plan area; and

(ii)

growth in industries dependent on surface water resources in the plan area;

(e)

to make water available in the Lower Burdekin and Haughton subcatchments to support—

(i)

water supplies for Townsville; and

(ii)

growth in irrigated agriculture in the Lower Burdekin, Gumlu and Bowen areas; and

(iii)

water supplies for other urban, industrial and mining uses; and

(iv)

the natural and artificial recharge of the Lower Burdekin delta groundwater system;

(f)

to make water available in the Upper Burdekin subcatchment to support—

(i)

growth in irrigated agriculture; and

(ii)

water supplies for the local government area of the Charters Towers Regional Council and the mining industry;

(g)

to make water available in the Belyando-Suttor subcatchment to support growth in irrigated agriculture;

(h)

to make water available in the Bowen and Broken subcatchments to support water supplies for urban, industrial, mining and other uses at Collinsville and in neighbouring areas;

(i)

to manage access to water to support the ongoing management of the Lower Burdekin delta groundwater system;

(j)

to encourage continual improvement in the efficient use of water;

(k)

to support water-related cultural values of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities in the plan area;

(l)

to ensure water is available to support natural ecosystem processes.

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