Wastewater overhaul for growing QLD region

The Redland City Council has released its 2014-15 budget for the city, located in the Moreton Bay area of South-East Queensland. The budget includes an investment of almost $12 million in upgrading wastewater treatment facilities to cater for projected population growth (estimated at around 40,000 new residents by 2030).

The upgrade projects flagged for the financial year include:

• $3M for the Pt. Lookout waste water treatment plant
• $2,765,328 on sewerage pump stations
• $2,410,000 for waste water treatment plant inlet works expansions at Thorneside and Mt Cotton
• $1,131,000 on Dunwich sewerage gravity sewers
• $726,300 on pumps and switchboards
• $500,000 on pump station infiltration reduction
• $300,000 on odour works at inlet – Cleveland
• $221,700 for flow meters, aerators & mixers, pipes & valves and lifting gear
• $190,000 pumps & macerators, odour control, dosing pumps and clarifiers
• $150,000 Cleveland waste water treatment plant
• $150,000 confined space safety equipment (pump stations and reticulation)
• $137,100 control systems and pipe work & valves
• $132,000 civil, generators, cranes & hoists and blowers & compressors
• $100,000 of pump station bypass enabling
• $70,000 Thorneside sewage treatment plant odour control – additional carbon unit
• $10,500 on minor wastewater plant & equipment

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