Recycled Water Re-use Scheme
Townsville City Council is committed to delivering quality services for our community and has allocated a budget nearing $400 million to improving our infrastructure.
The Recycled Water Re-use Scheme is an important part of Council's commitment to deliver its three-point water security solution. The project will use high-quality treated wastewater from the Cleveland Bay Purification Plant. Treated water will be transported through a new network of pipes to irrigate and beautify some of Townsville's large commercial properties, schools, sporting fields and community parklands.
The water is proposed to be used at NQ Stadium, Murray Sporting Complex, Townsville Golf Course, Townsville Turf Club, Palmetum, JCU, Lavarack Barracks and schools. Parks and open spaces in the southern suburbs of the city will have the opportunity to source and use the recycled water.
Watch the video or to find out more information on the scheme, visit our Water Smart Townsville website.
Works Notifications
16.10.2019 - Recycled Water Re-use Scheme - Railway Estate (PDF, 325.5 KB)
6.11.2019 - Lakeside Drive, from Oonoomba Road to Abbott Street, Idalia (PDF, 347.4 KB)
7.11.2019 - Murray Lyons Crescent, Annandale (PDF, 298.7 KB)
15.11.2019 - Sheriff Park - O’Reilly Street to Gowrie Street, Mundingburra (PDF, 298.7 KB)
3.12.2019 - Oonoonba Road, from Milne Street to Lakeside Drive, Idalia (PDF, 1.1 MB)
| Oonoonba Road, from Milne Street to Lakeside Drive, Idalia |
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The Recycled Water Re-use Scheme is an important part of Council's commitment to deliver its three-point water security solution. The project will use high-quality treated wastewater from the Cleveland Bay Purification Plant. Treated water will be transported through a new network of pipes to irrigate and beautify some of Townsville's large commercial properties, schools, sporting fields and community parklands. Newlands Civil Construction will begin work to install the new pipeline on Oonoonba Road from Milne Street to Lakeside Drive from Tuesday, 10 December to Friday, 20 December 2019. During this stage of works, the following activities will be undertaken:
Traffic controllers, detour signage and speed restrictions will be used. While every effort will be made to minimise impacts, motorists can expect some delays and should factor in additional travel time. Residents and motorists should drive to the changed conditions and obey all signage for their own safety and the safety of roadworkers during these works. Normal work hours are 6.30am to 6.00pm Monday to Friday, 6.30am to 5.00pm Saturday and 8.00am to 5.00pm Sunday. For more information on the Recycled Water Re-use Scheme visit our Water Smart website. |
| Sheriff Park - O’Reilly Street to Gowrie Street, Mundingburra |
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The Recycled Water Re-use Scheme is an important part of Council's commitment to deliver its three-point water security solution. The project has begun installing the pipe network at locations around the city, and this stage of works will involve:
Works are scheduled to commence on Monday, 25 November 2019 and are expected to take 6 weeks to complete (weather and conditions permitting). Council has appointed Aquaflow NQ to carry out these works. Normal work hours are 6.30am to 6pm Monday to Friday and 6.30am to 2pm on Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours. For more information on the Recycled Water Re-use Scheme visit our Water Smart website. |
| Murray Lyons Crescent, from Stuart Drive to Mayneside Circuit, Annandale |
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The Recycled Water Re-use Scheme is an important part of Council's commitment to deliver its three-point water security solution. The project has begun installing the pipe network at locations around the city, and this stage of works will involve:
Work is being conducted by the Newland Civil Construction and will begin Wednesday 20 November and continue for four weeks (weather and ground conditions permitting). Normal work hours are 6.30am to 6pm Monday to Friday and 6.30am to 2pm Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may occasionally be required on Sunday.
For more information on the Recycled Water Re-use Scheme visit our Water Smart website. |
| Lakeside Drive, from Oonoomba Road to Abbott Street, Idalia |
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The Recycled Water Re-use Scheme is an important part of Council's commitment to deliver its three-point water security solution. The project has begun installing the pipe network at locations around the city, and this stage of works will involve:
Work is being conducted by the Newlands Group and will begin Monday 11 November and continue for four weeks (weather and ground conditions permitting). Normal work hours are 6.30am to 6pm Monday to Friday, 6.30am to 2pm Saturday and 8am to 5pm Sunday. For more information on the Recycled Water Re-use Scheme visit our Water Smart website. |
