Privacy statement
The personal information you provide on this form is subject to the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998.
It is being collected by the department and will be used for the purposes related to assessing and processing your application, or in connection with the operation of any approval granted, or for research-related purposes such as customer surveys. It may be used from time to time to contact you about the services the department provides.
The department will not disclose your personal information to anybody else unless authorised by law.
The provision of the information is voluntary. However, if you choose not to provide the requested information, we will not be able to process your application.
You have the right to request access to, and correct details of, your personal information held by the department. Further information regarding privacy can be obtained from the department’s website.
Important information about this form
You cannot save a draft of this form and access it later — you will need to create and submit the form in one session.
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Application form
Point-of-intake metering equipment measures the flow of water that enters a water supply work and other infrastructure such as floodgates.
To be eligible, the applicant must demonstrate that the works are able to control the entry of overland flow water onto the property and associated water supply works.
Point-of-intake metering equipment must meet the requirements of the non-urban metering rules.
Who can determine if you can use point-of-intake?
To determine if water entering a water supply work can be measured by point-of-intake metering equipment the work approval holder will need to engage one of the following:
- certified practicing hydrographer (CPH)
- registered professional engineer who has experience in assessing overland water flow.
Additionally, a duly qualified person (DQP) must confirm installation of the point-of-intake metering equipment is in accordance with non-urban metering rules. Confirmation can be done by a:
- certified meter installer (CMI) for closed conduit meters, or
- CPH for open channel meters.
Section 1: DQP details for determining point-of-intake