Hydraulic neutrality
With urban densification putting a strain on infrastructure services, some councils now require stormwater to be dealt with in situ, easing the strain on public systems.
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With urban densification putting a strain on infrastructure services, some councils now require stormwater to be dealt with in situ, easing the strain on public systems.
With increasing pressure on local authority water supply infrastructure, it makes sense to look at ways to collect and reuse this precious resource.
If a property does not have a connection to the local sewerage system, there are a variety of options for individual wastewater treatment systems.
Collecting rainwater for drinking can be practical, money saving and sometimes necessary. For safety’s sake, though, it’s important to have the correct set-up that is regularly maintained.
On-site stormwater management for new developments is now a requirement in many jurisdictions. This is what you need to know about options such as detention and retention tanks, soak pits and pervious paving.