COALSTOUN LAKES WATER
Coalstoun Lakes Water is a not-for-profit community organisation run by volunteers for the sole benefit of the local community and economy.
The Vision
We were set up to explore the potential to bring water to Coalstoun Lakes and surrounding areas following a $1.5 million Common-wealth grant for a detailed business case (DBC) following the ‘Just Add Water ‘ campaign. The DBC will explore a number of options for supply shortlisted in a recently completed report by Jacobs Consulting prepared for North Burnett Regional Council.
The STUDY
WHO will be doing the study? - CLW has engaged Verterra to project manage JACOBS who will undertake the study on behalf of CLW. All three organisations will engage openly and inclusively with all stakeholders during the study.
Be part of it
We aim to engage with all interested stake-holders to ensure that their opinions, needs and concerns are considered. This will include confidential ‘one-on-one’ interviews to assess the potential demand for water, pricing preferences and other needs such as assistance for irrigation development.
The Plan
We hope to make contact with you in coming weeks and invite you to further informative events at the Coalstoun Lakes Hall. The DBC study is scheduled for completion by the end of 2021.
info@coalstounlakeswater.com.au
Steve Marshall
Chair of Coalstoun Lakes Development Group 0427 275 191
Garry Seabrook
Chair of Coalstoun Lakes Water Pty Ltd 0499 089 909
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Perfect Soil
Coalstoun Lakes is home to some of the most fertile volcanic soils found in South East Queensland and relys on seasonal rain.
EconomIC Benefit
Agricultural Water Security leads to follow on economic development across the entire region which positively impacts not only businesses relying on or related to Agriculture but leading to economic development across the board.
Just Add Water
Increasing productivity and the success of the Coalstoun Lakes based agriculture depends on a reliable water supply
Growing Community
Enhanced water access and increased water security is set to deliver significant economic and social benefits to our local communities with more families finding a sustainable future in our region.
More Jobs
8% of the 125,000 jobs in our region are in agriculture. Every Mega Litre in use by agriculture is matched by 0.07 jobs in the sector. More water means more available work places for our residents.
