Three waters management
Pressure on water resources in the region is increasing due to a growing population and associated concentration of activities and industry. This pressure affects demand for water resources and three waters infrastructure (drinking water, wastewater and stormwater). Well managed land-use planning is critical in minimising conflicts between infrastructure and land development to sustain water quality and quantity for future generations. It will also assist with the efficient and effective removal of waste and stormwater while protecting and enhancing the natural environment. Council is required to give effect to a number of national and regional legislative drivers, industry standards and Council’s own policies and plans.
