Consultation Outcomes Snapshot
In late November 2019 the Consultation Outcomes Snapshot will be distributed for information.
Major sewage treatment plant capacity increase for Hervey Bay
Project Overview
Help shape our future sewage treatment network
Fraser Coast residents are being encouraged to help shape the future of Hervey Bay’s sewage treatment network by getting involved in community consultation activities this month.
Deputy Mayor Darren Everard said with the Fraser Coast’s population forecast to grow significantly over the next two decades, sewage treatment plant upgrades will be needed.
“The current sewage treatment and recycled water management system is not sufficient to sustain the increased population,” he said.
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Media Release
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11 September 2019
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Community Consultation report
In mid December 2019 the Major Sewage Treatment Plant Capacity Increase for Hervey Bay Site Selection Project Community Consultation report will be submitted to Council.
The Fraser Coast Regional Council is engaging with the community to seek feedback on the options for a major sewage treatment plant (STP) capacity increase upgrade in order to meet the needs of our growing population.
Wide Bay Water commissioned a site selection study to identify the preferred option to achieve the capacity increase. The aim of the study was to identify which of the two STPs, Pulgul or Nikenbah, would be the most appropriate for the upgrade and how best to manage the increase in recycled water.
The three primary options that have arisen from the study are being shared with the wider community to seek feedback on each option so that Council can consider the best approach for the future.
