Queensland Water Commission: Target 140

Level 6 Restrictions

Level 6 water restrictions apply in South East Queensland from 23 November 2007. 

The Level 6 package includes:

What does Level 6 mean for residents?

Saving water is everyone’s business and residents must continue to use water efficiently to target 140 litres a day. Many of the Level 5 restrictions remain unchanged, however a complete outdoor watering ban may be necessary if our performance under Target 140 falters.

We're asking residents to continue to save water indoors and outdoors as the weather heats up.

Restriction highlights include:

  • owners of new pools and spas must submit written proof it was filled with water sourced outside drought-affected SEQ council areas. The premise must also have water efficient appliances installed
  • gardens can only be watered with buckets during the existing allocated times
  • vehicles can be washed commercially or with a bucket only to spot clean mirrors, lights, glass and number plates and to remove potentially paint damaging marks

Level 6 Bucketing Hours

Your Street NumberTimesMonTueWedThuFriSatSun
Odd number4-7pm Yes
 Yes Yes 
Even or unnumbered  Yes Yes Yes

Where do Level 6 restrictions apply?

Councils affected by Level 6 water restrictions include Beaudesert Shire, Brisbane City, Caboolture Shire, Shire of Esk, Gatton Shire, Gold Coast City, Ipswich City, Kilcoy Shire, Laidley Shire, Logan City, Pine Rivers Shire and Redcliffe City.

What about business and industry?

Business, industry and other non-residential users must achieve long-term savings and strict guidelines and compliance measures apply for large users. Read more

More information:

Questions?

Do you have a question about the Level 6 water restrictions?

  • Call the hotline 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on 1300 789 906