| Container |
A container may include things such as a tank, vat, drum, bucket, portable road barriers, rubbish bins or a garden water feature. The container may be filled, but not be allowed to overflow and waste water. |
| Corporation |
Examples of a Corporation might include a propriety limited company, public company, strata unit owners' corporation, etc. |
| Drip irrigation system |
A drip irrigation system has special low pressure drip devices that release water slowly, in drips, at orbelow ground level near plant roots. These systems also include weeping hoses. |
| Garden |
One or more plants, trees or shrubs, either in the ground or within containers. |
| Hard surface |
Hard surfaces include paths, driveways, floors and buildings. |
| Hoses |
Hoses connected to metered standpipes are included in these restrictions if they are being used for any restricted activities. |
| Sprinkler |
A sprinkler is any attachment to a garden hose or fixed pipe that is left unattended to emit water over a given area. |
| Trigger nozzle |
A nozzle fitted to the end of your hose controlled by:
- a trigger which must be depressed continuously, or locked in the on position, by hand for water to flow; or
- a discrete switch which can be turned off or on by hand, with a single movement.
Read the fact sheet about trigger nozzles
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| Vehicle |
Vehicles include cars, trucks, trailers, caravans, motorcycles and boats. |
| Water theft |
Water theft is illegally taking water from the Sydney Water system. Examples of water theft include:
- Tampering with a water meter
- By-passing a water meter so that the water supply becomes unmetered
- Using an unmetered supply of water, for example using a standpipe that does not have a meter.
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| Watering System |
A watering system is a fixed or permanent system having either single or multiple watering zones and is controlled by a manual tap, electronic or mechanical timer. |