Public exhibition period extended by four weeks to 7 July

CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.

In response to feedback received through the public exhibition process, Sydney Water is extending the deadline for submissions by four weeks to 5pm on Friday, 7 July.

Ensure your voice is heard by submitting your views to infrastructure.contributions@sydneywater.com.au

Please consider these questions in making your response:

  1. One of our drinking water development servicing plan (DSP) areas is a collection of 11 water delivery systems, resulting in a charge that could be above or below the charge that would otherwise apply in each individual delivery system. Do you think this is appropriate?
  2. Some of our proposed wastewater DSP areas are a collection of more than one wastewater system, resulting in a charge that could be above or below the charge that would otherwise apply in each individual wastewater system. Do you think this is appropriate?
  3. What criteria should be considered when deciding whether to group different systems into the same DSP area?
  4. Our infrastructure contribution prices are calculated to recover costs we expect to incur over the next 10 years. Do you think we should have adopted a different investment horizon? If so, what length of time would be more appropriate?
  5. Do you agree that the forecast for equivalent tenements should align to the chosen investment horizon?

Once finalised and registered with the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART), the infrastructure contributions would apply to all developments that require a Section 73 Compliance Certificate to be phased in from 1 July 2024.

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