NZS 9201.7:2007
Model general bylaws - Water supply
Provides a model for local authorities to use as the basis of a bylaw to regulate and control water supply. NZS 9201.7 provides a general model so that by means of specific modifications each local authority may meet its individual requirements. Small local authorities should be able to use the document with minimal modification and without undertaking substantial investigations. Reference should be made to NZS 9201: Part 1 and to the legislation referenced under Referenced Documents for any other definitions not included in this Part.
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Comm ittee Repr esentation
Ac knowledgement
Copyright
Contents
Referenced Documents
New Zealand Legislation
Related Document
Latest Revisions
Foreword
Review of Standards
Introduction
Bylaw process
Tailoring this Model Bylaw
Document structure
Water supply areas
Delegated powers
Control of catchments
Infringement offences
Summary proceedings
Options for taking enforcement action
1 Title
2 Commencement
3 Repeal
4 Application of Bylaw
5 Scope
6 Interpretation
7 Definitions
8 Protection of water supply
8.1 Water supply system
8.2 Protection of source water
9 Conditions of supply
9.1 Application for supply
9.2 Point of supply
9.3 Access to, and about point of supply
9.4 Types of supply
9.5 Metering
9.6 Level of service
9.7 Continuity of supply
9.8 Liability
9.9 Fire protection connection
9.10 Backflow prevention
9.11 WSA equipment and inspection
9.12 Meters and flow restrictors
9.13 Plumbing system
9.14 Prevention of waste
9.15 Payment
9.16 Transfer of rights and responsibilities
9.17 Change of ownership
9.18 Disconnection at the customer’s request
10 Breaches and infringement offences
10.1 Breaches of conditions of supply
10.2 Interference with equipment
10.3 Infringement offences
Schedule 1 – Examples of point of supply location for figure 1
Schedule 2 – Examples of layout at point of supply for figure 2
Table
1 – Compatibility features
Figure
1 – Point of supply location – Individual customers
2 – Typical layout at point of supply
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Model general bylaws - Introduction
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Comm ittee Repr esentation
Ac knowledgement
Copyright
Contents
Referenced Documents
New Zealand Legislation
Related Document
Latest Revisions
Foreword
Review of Standards
Introduction
Bylaw process
Tailoring this Model Bylaw
Document structure
Water supply areas
Delegated powers
Control of catchments
Infringement offences
Summary proceedings
Options for taking enforcement action
1 Title
2 Commencement
3 Repeal
4 Application of Bylaw
5 Scope
6 Interpretation
7 Definitions
8 Protection of water supply
8.1 Water supply system
8.2 Protection of source water
9 Conditions of supply
9.1 Application for supply
9.2 Point of supply
9.3 Access to, and about point of supply
9.4 Types of supply
9.5 Metering
9.6 Level of service
9.7 Continuity of supply
9.8 Liability
9.9 Fire protection connection
9.10 Backflow prevention
9.11 WSA equipment and inspection
9.12 Meters and flow restrictors
9.13 Plumbing system
9.14 Prevention of waste
9.15 Payment
9.16 Transfer of rights and responsibilities
9.17 Change of ownership
9.18 Disconnection at the customer’s request
10 Breaches and infringement offences
10.1 Breaches of conditions of supply
10.2 Interference with equipment
10.3 Infringement offences
Schedule 1 – Examples of point of supply location for figure 1
Schedule 2 – Examples of layout at point of supply for figure 2
Table
1 – Compatibility features
Figure
1 – Point of supply location – Individual customers
2 – Typical layout at point of supply
STA NDA RDS COUNCIL APPROVAL
Previous versions
NZS 9201.7:2007
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