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B6

Part B6 Rainwater services

Part B6 Rainwater services

Introduction to this Part

This Part sets out the requirements for any part of a rainwater service from the point of connection of the rainwater storage, to the rainwater points of discharge.

This Part applies to a rainwater service supplied by stored rainwater collected from a roof, where a separate cold water service is provided for drinking and personal hygiene from a Network Utility Operator's supply.

This Part does not apply to rainwater used only for irrigation purposes.

Where water provided by a Network Utility Operator is not available or not utilised as the primary water source for drinking and personal hygiene, roof collected rainwater is considered to be a cold water service supplied by an alternative source.

Objectives

2019: BO6
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Functional Statements

2019: BF6
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Performance Requirements

2019: BP6.2
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2019: BP6.4
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NCC Blurbs

A rainwater service must—

  1. avoid the likelihood of contamination of water within the rainwater service, the cold water service, or the Network Utility Operator's drinking water supply (if connected); and
  2. not pose a hazard to public health; and
  3. not have an unprotected cross-connection with any Network Utility Operator's drinking water service.
NCC Title

Rainwater service

NCC State
VIC
NCC Variation Type
Insertion
NCC SPTC Current
Rainwater service

Deemed-to-Satisfy Provisions

2019: B6.1

State variations

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2019: B6.5

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