Restrictions on Diversions - June 2011
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Rosters and restrictions on diversions from unregulated streams.
At the end of June, only four unregulated streams and lakes across the state were subject to restrictions. As a result of the consistent rainfall during 2010/11 to date, this is the lowest number of unregulated waterways on restriction for more than five years. It is significantly lower than the same time last year when over 150 streams and lakes were subject to rosters or bans, and is unusual for this time of year, which is often when most streams are subject to bans due to the dry and hot conditions over summer.
- One ban remained in place in Goulburn-Murray Water’s Broken basin.
- Three bans remained in place in Melbourne Water’s jurisdictions at the end of June.
- There were no bans in GWMWater’s region at the end of June.
- There were no bans or restrictions in Southern Rural Water’s region at the end of June.
Melbourne Water
| River Basin | Stream | Restriction1 |
|---|---|---|
| Yarra | Dixons/Steels Creek | Irrigation Ban |
| Maribyrnong River | Winter-fill ban | |
| Pauls Creek | Irrigation Ban |
Goulburn-Murray Water
| River Basin | Stream | Restriction1 |
|---|---|---|
| Broken | Boosey Creek | Irrigation Ban |
Grampians Wimmera Mallee Water
None
Back to TopSouthern Rural Water
None
Stage 1 = Simple roster (pumping times restricted)
Stage 2 = 25% reduction
Stage 3 = 50% reduction
Stage 4 = 75% reduction
+ = Restrictions in place for domestic and stock use
Note: Restrictions are likely to change daily. Contact local Water Corporations for details.
From May 2010 the monthly report will only show streams on restrictions.