Ord
5.2 Surface water allocation remaining - urban water system
Supporting Information
The volume recognised in the water accounting statements (670 ML) represents the volume of surface water allocation remaining for regulated entitlements for public scheme supply in the Ord region at the end of the 2010–11 year. Allocation remaining occurs because the dates of the 'water year' of each allocation do not match the dates of the 2010–11 year.
This category applies to two licences held by Water Corporation (WA): one for the King River/Wyndham area and one for Lake Argyle Village.
Quantification Approach
Data Source
Provided by
Method
The allocation remaining was calculated as shown in the table below.
|
Account |
Volume (ML) |
|
Opening balance (as at 30 June 2010) |
658 |
add |
21.2 Surface water allocation announcements - urban system |
775 |
less |
430 |
|
less |
333 |
|
|
Closing balance (as at 30 June 2011) |
670 |
Assumptions, Limitations, Caveats and Approximations
Uncertainty Information
The uncertainty estimate was not quantified.
Comparative year
The following table compares the value for the 2009–10 year reported in this account with the corresponding value reported in the National Water Account 2010.
2011 Account line item |
2010 Account line item |
Value reported in the 2010 Account (ML) |
Value reported in the 2011 Account (ML) |
Additional information |
5.2 Surface water allocation remaining – urban water system |
8.1.9.4 Allocation on regulated flows remaining – urban holder |
599 |
658 |
Change in line item name and number. Volume restated due to subsequent availability of actual meter readings |
Surface water allocation remaining – urban system at 30 June 2010 has been restated because:
The Bureau of Meteorology (the Bureau) used improved licence date information to calculate the remaining allocations on surface water entitlements as at 30 June 2010. Also, availability of meter readings improved the accuracy of the volume presented
- The Bureau reclassified the Lake Argyle Village licence (SWL166420) to urban supply.