Shoalhaven Water is currently
working on a wide range of
projects throughout the
Shoalhaven region.

 

 

Projects range from the innovative Reclaimed Water Management Scheme (REMS) to the provision and upgrade of Sewerage Schemes in Lake Conjola, Berry, Sussex Inlet, Currarong and Milton/Ulladulla.

We are working in conjunction with the Department of Land and Water Conservation (DLWC) on many projects and utilising the consulting services of well-known companies such as GHD.

Below is a list of our major projects with a short overview. If you would like to find out more, simply click the ‘read more’ link next to the relevant project.

 

 

REMS – Reclaimed water Management Scheme

One of the largest and most complex water-recycling schemes undertaken by an Australian water authority the Northern Shoalhaven REMS project will utilise up to 80 per cent of the reclaimed water from six Shoalhaven wastewater treatment plants to irrigate local dairy farms, golf courses and sporting fields

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Berry Sewerage Scheme Upgrade

Commissioned in late 2005 the Berry Sewerage Scheme includes an upgraded wastewater treatment plant to improve water quality and cater for future growth and an upgraded transfer pumping station feeding wastewater from the village to the treatment plant

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Lake Conjola sewerage scheme

The Conjola Regional Sewerage Scheme provides facilities for the villages of Bendalong, Manyana, Cunjurong Point, Berringer Lake, Fisherman's Paradise, Conjola Park, Killarney and Lake Conjola. Construction is nearing completion, including 36km of gravity sewers and two sewerage treatment plants.

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Sussex Inlet reclaimed water scheme

A scheme to plan for the future sewerage and reclaimed water management needs of the Sussex Inlet community as it grows over the coming years

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Milton Ulladulla sewerage scheme

A scheme to upgrade the Milton-Ulladulla Sewerage system serves the communities of Milton, Ulladulla, Mollymook, Mollymook Beach, Narrawallee, Burrill Lake, Kings Point, Dolphin Point and Tabourie Lake. The upgraded scheme that included a new sewage treatment plant, major pumping station and extended ocean release was commissioned in November 2005. During 2008 pump stations in Burrill Lake are being upgraded.

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Currarong sewerage scheme

Following Council’s resolution in late 2004 to install a primarily gravity sewerage system, the design is now completed on this basis. Tenders for the construction have closed, recommendations of the preferred tenderer have been made adopted by Council. Construction is due to commence in 2008, following the Ministers approval to let the tender.

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Yalwal management plan

Yalwal is one of the Shoalhaven's most popular and valuable recreational locations. People from across the state visit and enjoy the many environmental, cultural, historical and recreational activities that Yalwal has to offer. Future growth and development in the Shoalhaven depends on the security of a quality water supply. The Yalwal Management Plan guarantees the future of our water supply by minimising the impact of visitors on Danjera Dam.

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Tabourie Lake sewerage scheme

Construction is now complete in Tabourie Lake and connection has been made to the Milton/Ulladulla Sewerage Scheme. The scheme is unique in the Shoalhaven in that it is the first pressure sewer system for the City and these units have been performing well..

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Kangaroo Valley sewerage scheme

The Village has a permanent population of about 340 persons however this increases during peak holiday periods to approximately 1400. A scheme has been proposed to provide centralised wastewater collection and treatment for the whole village. Currently, comments recieved during exhibition of the Environmental Impact Statement are being considered and a report is being produced.

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