Category: Stormwater News

Sydney Water banks on Cooks River

| October 15, 2012 | 0 Comments

Sydney Water has kicked off a call for tenders to naturalise over one kilometre of river bank along the Cooks River. The multi-million dollar project will improve stormwater management in the area, as well as the river environment for plants and animals.  “The riverbank naturalisation project presents an historic opportunity for Sydney Water to replace [...]

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Brookvale community celebrates $70 million Northern Beaches Storage Project

Brookvale community celebrates $70 million Northern Beaches Storage Project

| September 11, 2012 | 0 Comments

The Brookvale community gathered yesterday to celebrate the progress of the $70 million Northern Beaches Storage Project. Sydney Water Managing Director, Kevin Young, said over 100 people took a tour of the site and enjoyed a bbq lunch with Sydney Water staff and the Sewerfix Wet Weather Alliance. “It was great to see so many [...]

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Malabar Beach gets $3 million upgrade

| August 9, 2012 | 0 Comments

 Construction of a $3 million project to improve water quality at Malabar Beach has been completed as part of a joint project between Sydney Water and Randwick City Council. Minister for Finance and Services Greg Pearce said new pipes under Fisherman’s Road and the Malabar Waste Water Treatment plant will now divert stormwater runoff away from [...]

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Sydney Water’s $57 million Quakers Hill upgrade

Sydney Water’s $57 million Quakers Hill upgrade

| July 4, 2012 | 0 Comments

Construction has begun at the Quakers Hill Wastewater Treatment Plant as part of a $57 million investment to reduce wet weather overflows. Sydney Water Managing Director, Kevin Young, said the community was set to benefit from the works, which will significantly improve the operations of the network and plant during wet weather. “The work involves [...]

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Malabar Beach stormwater diversion stage one complete

| February 23, 2012 | 0 Comments

Stage 2 of the $2 million Sydney Water and Randwick City Council project to improve water quality at Malabar Beach has begun. The work involves installing a new pipe under Fishermans Road and into the Malabar Waste Water Treatment plant, to divert stormwater runoff away from the beach. To complete the stage 2 works, Fishermans [...]

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Work starts on $2 million project to improve water quality at Malabar Beach

| October 7, 2011 | 0 Comments

Click here to view the joint Sydney Water and Randwick City Council release.

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Sydney Water spends $207,000 reducing sewage overflows

| August 26, 2011 | 0 Comments

Sydney Water announced it had completed two projects worth $207,000 to reduce wet weather sewage overflows in the Blacktown area. Sydney Water Managing Director Kevin Young said $150,000 was spent in Kings Langley and $57,000 spent in Hassall Grove. ”These two improvements are part of a series of wet weather sewage overflow abatement projects worth [...]

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Northern Sydney tunnels upgrade

| August 24, 2011 | 0 Comments

Minister for Finance and Services Greg Pearce, today announced $5 million to improve wastewater services across Sydney‟s northern suburbs. “This investment is vital to ensure Sydney Water can sustain quality services as the population in Sydney‟s north grows,” Mr Pearce said. “The upgrades will reduce the risk of overflows and ensure a high standard of [...]

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Installation of new sewerage equipment underway in Appin

| August 19, 2011 | 0 Comments

Property owners in Appin are one step closer to connecting to the $82 million Appin Wastewater Scheme with work now underway to install pressure sewerage equipment on eligible properties in the Appin Village. Appin PSP Project Manager Steve Gasson was joined by Wollondilly MP Jai Rowell at Geoff and Wendy Smith’s house for the installation [...]

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Sydney Water to rehabilitate Glenwood stormwater land

| June 29, 2011 | 0 Comments

Sydney Water is rehabilitating its stormwater drainage site at Glenwood. Sydney Water Managing Director Kerry Schott said the $500,000 rehabilitation of the Glenwood land will improve the local biodiversity and address concerns of residents. “Work started on 21 June at the site near Valis and Malvern Roads,” Dr Schott said. “The initial work involves removing [...]

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