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City of Greater Shepparton
URL: http://www.greatershepparton.com.au/council/environment/watermanagement/
Water Management
Council manages a number of programs to reduce water consumption, improve the health of our waterways and contributes to water activities and events during National Water Week.
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Building and construction sites can be major contributors of litter and sediment into our waterways.
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The Municipal Catchment Coordinator creats a strong, effective and resilient partnership between Local Government and the Catchment Management Authority that develops common ownership and commitment to Natural Resource Management and Regional Development programs in the Shepparton Irrigation Region.
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The RiverConnect project aims to establish a connection between the Greater Shepparton community and Broken and Goulburn Rivers.
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Stormwater runoff from our urban areas affects the key waterways of the Broken and Goulburn Rivers, and impacts on plants, animals and users downstream.
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The Council endorsed the Sustainable Water Use Plan (SWUP) at its February 2007 Council Meeting.
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Council, through a Stormwater Protection Officer, monitors the water quality of some of our urban lakes and wetlands.
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Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) is a method of designing new residential and industrial developments to treat stormwater before it leaves the local area.
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Residents in Greater Shepparton are fortunate to have so many wonderful rivers, wetlands and waterways
on our back doorstep.
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