Working out maximum storage capacity
50 Working out maximum storage capacity
This section applies for working out, for section 48(1)(b)(ii), the maximum storage capacity of works that may be used to store overland flow water.
The chief executive—
if a certified report for the works has been requested under section 54(4)(a)(iii)—must have regard to the certified report for the works given to the chief executive; and
may have regard to any other relevant information available to the chief executive.
However, the chief executive must disregard the storage capacity of—
bunded land; or
land used for irrigated or dryland agriculture; or
land surrounded by levees.
Note—
See section 37(1)(c) for when a person may take overland flow water using notified existing overland flow works.
In this section—
bunded land means land on which a permanent or temporary levee is constructed to divert overland flow water away from land used for agricultural or horticultural production.
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