Across the state, TasWater manages 59 drinking water systems to supply drinking water to more than 200,000 households and businesses. Each system is monitored from catchment to tap to ensure the best quality water is provided to the customer.
Water Quality
Serviced Land is the land which TasWater will permit a standard connection to its water and sewerage infrastructure. The identification of Serviced Land is important as it determines TasWater’s obligation to connect and supply customers. Serviced Land also underpins policies and arrangements with respect to service extension and expansion, service charges, service introduction, service replacement and developer charges.
The Economic Regulator requires TasWater to publish separate descriptions of Serviced Land for water services and sewerage services and ensure the description is updated and published on a regular and ongoing basis.
TasWater adopted a desktop based approach to the identification of its Serviced Land area, guided by a state-wide set of business rules that address issues such as minimum flow, static pressure and proximity to infrastructure mains.
TasWater has identified Serviced Land based on individual land titles. Each title has been assessed for a single tenement connection. In the event that multiple tenements are required, additional assessments will need to be undertaken.
Serviced Land assessments are performed on each property with a valid title reference as per data supplied by The LIST. Any errors or omissions in this data are beyond TasWater’s control.
Serviced land maps
The links below will display the Serviced Land maps for water and sewerage services respectively in LISTmap, which is an online map viewer managed by the Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment.
Basic user guide
The LISTmap has a number of tools to navigate around the map to enable you to find what you are looking for. For detailed instructions click here.
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Disclaimer: The Serviced Land Area is subject to the asset data and knowledge available to TasWater at the time of publication. While all reasonable care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information portrayed in the Serviced Land Area maps, its purpose is to provide a general indication of the location of TasWater serviced land. The information provided may contain errors or omissions and the accuracy may not suit all users. TasWater provides no warranties or guarantees as to the suitability of the maps for any particular purpose.