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Burgess Creek Monitoring Program
Annual Review 2022
enterococci. The guidelines also discuss the primary recreational limit set in New Zealand
for E.coli, but this value has not been adopted in Australia within these guidelines nor in
other guidelines published. No secondary recreational limits for E.coli have been
prescribed or published in New Zealand. The primary and secondary limits prescribed
within the ANZECC (2000) Australian and New Zealand Guidelines for Fresh and Marine
Water Quality are in Table 3.
Table 3. Primary and Secondary Recreational Contact Guideline Values
Microbiological Indicator Units Primary Secondary
Recreational Recreational
Guideline Limit Guideline Limit
Enterococci cfu/100mL 35 230
Thermotolerant coliforms cfu/100mL 150 1000
E.coli cfu/100mL 1260 NA
3.3 Noosa STP treated wastewater release conditions
The Noosa STP is authorised to release treated wastewater in accordance with conditions
NHW2, and NHW3 within the EA outlined in Figure 3.
Figure 3. Condition NHW2 and NHW3 of Environmental Authority EPPR008691113 (p40).
These release limits stipulate the minimum quality of the treated wastewater that can be
released from the prescribed release points. An extract of key release limits for treated
wastewater at Noosa STP from Schedule 2, Table 26 from the EA is in Table 4 and Table
5.
Table 4. Mass Load limits at the Noosa STP
Average Annual Nitrogen 50th Nitrogen Phosphorus Phosphorous
Flow (ML/year) Percentile (Kg/year) 50th Percentile
(mg/L) (mg/L) (Kg/year)
5110 5 25 550 1 5 110
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