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NSW Namoi Alluvium Water Resource Plan

Commonwealth accreditation - submitted

The Namoi Alluvium Water Resource Plan (WRP) has now been submitted to the Murray–Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) to assess the plan against accreditation requirements of the Basin Plan 2012. A copy of the submitted Plan and the schedules and appendices is available on the MDBA website. Changes made to the draft plan based on feedback from public exhibition and the MDBA’s preliminary advice is summarised in the outcomes of public exhibition fact sheet.

Water sharing plans continue to be the legal instrument for managing water resources in NSW. Water resource plans are put in place to implement the Commonwealth Basin Plan 2012.

What area does the plan cover?

Draft NSW Namoi Alluvium Water Resource Plan

The Namoi Alluvium Water Resource Plan covers groundwater within the alluvial deposits of the upper and lower Namoi River and its major upstream tributaries.

The Namoi Alluvium (GW14) is composed of four sustainable diversion limit resource units (SDL resource units):

  • Lower Namoi Alluvium (GS29)
  • Manilla Alluvium (GS30)
  • Peel Valley Alluvium (GS40),
  • Upper Namoi Alluvium (GS47)

Public exhibition - closed

Public exhibition of the Namoi Alluvium WRP is now closed. All submissions have been reviewed by the NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment.

The following respondents agreed to have their submissions published on this website. Note that not all respondents elected to have their submissions published.

The views expressed in the submissions are the views of the respondents. While the department seeks to ensure that offensive material is not published, the department is not responsible for the views expressed in the submissions.

If you require assistance in reading these documents, please contact +61 2 9338 6600 or water.relations@dpi.nsw.gov.au

Public information sessions

Public information sessions were held at the following locations. These public information sessions also included presentations which you can find below.

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