- The right to purchase recycled water from the Glenelg-Adelaide Pipeline (GAP)
- Improved water sensitive design for redeveloped streets
- Developing Pocket Parks (i.e.: Fielding St, Kelvin Ave, Spiers St in Goodwood South)
- Encouraging installation of rainwater tanks on Council and residential properties
- Reducing garden and parks water demand with a mulching programme
- Test drilling for suitable aquifer recharge sites for stormwater collection (i.e.: Ridge Park and Orphanage Park)
- Installing water wells near street trees when footpaths are re-paved
- Reducing risk of flood, e.g.: Glen Osmond Creek Redevelopment
- Reducing demand for water, i.e.: Clarence Park Community Centre Garden
- The Unley Adopt a Tree Programme

This is the Clarence Park Community Centre biodiversity garden, an example of water sensitive urban design

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ReplyDeleteAnne Cole
Waste Water Services