Pollution Incident Response Management Plans
Uralla Shire Council undertakes environmental monitoring in accordance with Environment Protection Authority (EPA) licence requirements. Monitoring results are published to provide transparency and meet regulatory reporting obligations. Data is retained on this website for the previous four years.
Water and Sewer Pollution Incident Response Management Plan - May 2020(PDF, 836KB)
Pollution Incident Response Management Plan (PIRMP) - Uralla Landfill - November 2020(PDF, 1MB)
Uralla Landfill Pollution Incident Response – Maps(PDF, 16MB)
Water pollution monitoring
Monitoring Data EPL 1626 and 1629 Licence – period April 2025 to March 2026(PDF, 75KB)
2024-2025 (tbc)
Monitoring Data - EPL 1626 - Uralla Water Treatment Plant - May 2023(PDF, 121KB)
Monitoring Data - EPL 1629 Uralla Water Treatment Licence - Period April 2021-March 2022(PDF, 220KB)
Sewage treatment plant monitoring
2025-2026 (tbc)
2024-2025 (tbc)
2023-2024 (tbc)
Monitoring Data EPL 1626 Uralla Sewage Treatment Works Plant Licence - Period April 2022 - March 2023(PDF, 400KB)
Uralla Landfill monitoring
Environmental Monitoring Report - September 2023(PDF, 19MB)
EPA Licensing
EPA licence details:
- Uralla Landfill: EPL 5899
- Uralla Water Treatment Plant: EPL 1629
- Uralla Sewerage Treatment Plant: EPL 1626
Uralla Shire Council operates three facilities licenced under the Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997 (POEO Act). A licence is referred to as an Environmental Protection Licence, or EPL.
Under the Protection of Environment Legislation Amendment Act 2011 (POELA Act) Council is required to prepare and implement a pollution incident response management plan for any facility for which it holds an Environmental Protection Licence. Section 66 of the POEO Act 1997 requires that managers of licenced facilities make pollution monitoring data publicly available. This aims to improve the public's access to information and performance of the licence conditions.
EPA Public Register
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