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Using the Drinking-water Standards for New Zealand 2005 or 2000

Lower Hutt   –   Latest Published Compliance   –   Zone View

District Health Board: Regional Public Health
Component	Code	Name	Population		Grading
Supply:	LOW001	Lower Hutt	103,872
		Supply category: Networked Supply
		Local authority: Hutt City Council
		Supplier: Hutt City Council
Zone:	LOW001EA	Eastbourne	4,959		Bb
		Compliance  as reported for 2016/17
		– Standards used: DWSNZ 2005
		– Bacteria achieved: Yes
		– Protozoa achieved: Yes
		– Chemical achieved: Yes     (F_ok)
Zone:	LOW001HA	Haywards	388		A1a
		Compliance  as reported for 2016/17
		– Standards used: DWSNZ 2005
		– Bacteria achieved: Yes
		– Protozoa achieved: Yes
		– Chemical achieved: Yes     (F_ok)
Zone:	LOW001KE	Kelson	5,421		Bu
		Compliance for 2016/17: No data available
Zone:	LOW001LO	Lower Hutt	48,940		Bb
		Compliance  as reported for 2016/17
		– Standards used: DWSNZ 2005
		– Bacteria achieved: Yes
		– Protozoa achieved: Yes
		– Chemical achieved: Yes     (F_ok)
Zone:	LOW001MA	Maungaraki	7,690		Bu
		Compliance for 2016/17: No data available
Zone:	LOW001PE	Petone	8,479		Bb
		Compliance  as reported for 2016/17
		– Standards used: DWSNZ 2005
		– Bacteria achieved: Yes
		– Protozoa achieved: Yes
		– Chemical achieved: Yes     (F_ok)
Zone:	LOW001ST	Stokes Valley	10,140		A1b
		Compliance  as reported for 2016/17
		– Standards used: DWSNZ 2005
		– Bacteria achieved: Yes
		– Protozoa achieved: Yes
		– Chemical achieved: Yes     (F_ok)
Zone:	LOW001WA	Wainuiomata	17,855		Bb
		Compliance  as reported for 2016/17
		– Standards used: DWSNZ 2005
		– Bacteria achieved: Yes
		– Protozoa achieved: Yes
		– Chemical achieved: Yes     (F_ok)

Source: Drinking Water Online, as extracted from the National DWO database on 21 Oct 2019.

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