Townsville - Townsville’s recycled water re-use scheme has begun 2018

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Townsville City Council 30 Nov 2018

Early works on Townsville’s recycled water re-use scheme has begun.

The recycled water re-use scheme is a key plank in Council’s 3-point water security solution.

The scheme will allow Council to use water in the most efficient way possible, by re-using water for public parklands, sports fields and industrial use.

Works are scheduled within Annandale – adjacent to Annandale Drive and near Yolanda Drive – with pipes to be laid in conjunction with the separate Southern Suburbs Rising Main sewer upgrade.

For more information, read the Work starting to flow on Townsville’s water re-use scheme media release.

Source: Townsville City Council : Townsville’s recycled water re-use scheme has begun

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