Local Government (Water Services) Act 2025

Provision of water services: operational matters - Management of stormwater networks - Integrated management of stormwater network

211: Service agreements for stormwater network

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"Agreements to manage stormwater drains with local road managers and other helpers"

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If you are a water service provider, you must make a service agreement with the person in charge of local roads in your area. You can also make a service agreement with other groups that help run stormwater infrastructure in your area. You make a service agreement to work together with other groups to manage stormwater infrastructure and to have a plan for how you will work together. A service agreement must say what stormwater infrastructure and services it covers, who is involved, what their roles are, and how the services will be paid for.

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Part 3Provision of water services: operational matters
Management of stormwater networks: Integrated management of stormwater network

211Service agreements for stormwater network

  1. A water service provider—

  2. must enter into a service agreement with any corridor manager in relation to local roads located within the provider’s service area; and
    1. may enter into a service agreement with any 1 or more other entities that have a statutory role, function, or interest in operating any stormwater infrastructure in the provider’s service area.
      1. The purposes of a service agreement are—

      2. to support the integrated management of stormwater infrastructure in the provider’s service area by concerned parties (including the provider); and
        1. to provide a framework for managing interactions between those concerned parties, including in relation to—
          1. collaborative working practices; and
            1. information sharing; and
              1. dispute resolution.
              2. A service agreement must—

              3. specify—
                1. the stormwater infrastructure and the stormwater services to which it applies; and
                  1. the stormwater infrastructure in the provider’s service area to which the agreement does not apply; and
                    1. the parties to the agreement; and
                    2. describe the roles and responsibilities of those parties in relation to managing, operating, and maintaining the stormwater infrastructure to which the agreement applies; and
                      1. state how the stormwater services to which the agreement applies are to be funded.