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I live on the river and have an irrigation licence, but do not have a stock and domestic licence. Can I use my licensed irrigation pump to take basic landholder rights water?

April 26, 2017BASIC domestic irrigation landholder licence licensed live pump River stock

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I live on the river and have an irrigation licence, but do not have a stock and domestic licence. Can I use my licensed irrigation pump to take basic landholder rights water?

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Yes, as long it is only for stock and domestic purposes with the following restrictions: • You can only use a pump with an inlet of up to 50 mm and can only pump stock water through pipes to troughs, not earth dams. You must get approval to use a pump of greater diameter. • Keep a log book of when and how much water you take. You are limited to 3 ML from 10 November 2009 until 30 June 2010.