Mandamah Rural Water Supply Scheme

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T (02) 6977 3200 F (02) 6977 3299 Project Benefits Most importantly, the provision of a water supply system for both stock and domestic purposes at identified properties will: — Improve Mandamah farmers’ quality of life by allowing them to spend more time with their families whilst managing their farms, rather than carting water Increase the area’s water security, especially in times of dry weather Help the local agricultural industry grow and diversify by providing a quality and reliable water source — Create employment opportunities, both during and after construction Foster other business and trade activity in the area to support the agricultural industry’s development offi[email protected] www.gwcc.nsw.gov.au Goldenfields Water ABN 54 357 453 921 PO Box 220 Temora NSW 2666 84 Parkes Street Temora NSW 2666 The Mandamah Rural Water Supply Scheme is one of Goldenfields Water’s biggest undertakings in recent history. It will significantly expand the region’s water supply network to provide essential water services to farmers and residents across more than 90,000 hectares in the Mandamah region west of Barmedman. Overall, the scheme involves the construction of 180 kilometres of water mains, two reservoirs capable of storing half a million litres of water each, a water pump station, up to 100 smart water meter connections, as well as all associated electrical and communication systems. Mandamah Rural Water Supply Scheme Goldenfields Water is investing $10.9 million to deliver water supply services to about 100 rural properties near Barmedman.

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T (02) 6977 3200 F (02) 6977 3299

Project Benefits

Most importantly, the provision of a

water supply system for both stock

and domestic purposes at identified

properties will:

— Improve Mandamah farmers’ quality

of life by allowing them to spend more

time with their families whilst managing

their farms, rather than carting water

— Increase the area’s water security,

especially in times of dry weather

— Help the local agricultural industry grow

and diversify by providing a quality and

reliable water source

— Create employment opportunities, both

during and after construction

— Foster other business and trade activity

in the area to support the agricultural

industry’s development

[email protected] www.gwcc.nsw.gov.au

Goldenfields Water ABN 54 357 453 921

PO Box 220 Temora NSW 2666

84 Parkes Street Temora NSW 2666

The Mandamah Rural Water Supply Scheme is one of

Goldenfields Water’s biggest undertakings in recent history.

It will significantly expand the region’s water supply network

to provide essential water services to farmers and residents

across more than 90,000 hectares in the Mandamah region

west of Barmedman.

Overall, the scheme involves the construction of 180 kilometres

of water mains, two reservoirs capable of storing half a million

litres of water each, a water pump station, up to 100 smart

water meter connections, as well as all associated electrical

and communication systems.

Mandamah Rural Water Supply SchemeGoldenfields Water is investing $10.9 million

to deliver water supply services to about

100 rural properties near Barmedman.

T (02) 6977 3200 F (02) 6977 3299

Customer Connections

Customer connections will progressively become available as

each stage of the Mandamah Rural Water Supply Scheme is

completed.

Property owners will be responsible for organising the

connection of their property to the water meter installed by

Goldenfields Water.

More information will be provided to property owners prior to

the first round of connections becoming available.

The New System

The new Mandamah Rural Water Supply Scheme will operate in exactly

the same way as Goldenfields Water’s existing water supply system.

After undergoing a world-class treatment process at one of Goldenfields

Water’s treatment plants, the water will be pumped through pressurised

mains to the storage reservoirs located at a high elevation.

From the reservoirs, the water will then flow by gravity through

unpressurised mains to customers’ properties.

This form of water supply system is the most commonly used by water

utilities across Australia due to its lower maintenance requirements,

longer asset life expectancy, built-in system storage capacity, and the

minimal pump stations needed.

Goldenfields Water would like to sincerely thank the local community – in particular the Mandamah Water Association – for their ongoing support of this project.

[email protected] www.gwcc.nsw.gov.au

Goldenfields Water ABN 54 357 453 921

PO Box 220 Temora NSW 2666

84 Parkes Street Temora NSW 2666

Mandamah Rural Water Supply Scheme

Scheme Location

Project Timing

Construction of the Mandamah Rural Water Supply Scheme

started in November 2017. The scheme will be delivered in four

stages and is expected to take around five years to complete.

During this period Goldenfields Water will be dedicating a

significant amount of its resources to ensure the scheme is

successfully delivered for the local rural community that will

depend on it.