Tenterfield Water Supply – DWMS Subplan
- Asset Management Strategy
- Biosecurity Plan - Tenterfield Shire Saleyards
- Community Plan - Integrated Planning & Reporting
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- Waste Management Strategy
- Water Supply Asset Management Plan
- Tenterfield Water Supply - DWMS Subplan
- Urbenville Water Supply – DWMS Subplan
Tenterfield Shire Council manages the Tenterfield township drinking water supply system. The Tenterfield Water Treatment Plant (WTP) is a conventional plant located next to the Tenterfield Dam, on Scrub Rd, Tenterfield. The Tenterfield WTP treats water from the Tenterfield Dam and the bore fields (during times of drought) and distributes it through a network of reticulation to consumers.