Works in my area
We're working in Melbourne's north east to improve the water and sewer network with planned maintenance works and major projects. See below for more about works happening in your area.
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Water Mains Renewals - Locations
Find out where we are replacing water pipes to improve the reliability of your water supply
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Aitken Boulevard North Water Project
We are constructing new water pipes in Mickleham to ensure future residential developments in Melbourne’s northern suburbs can receive a reliable supply of drink.
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Blackburn Sewer Improvement Project
We are inspecting the condition of some of our sewer pipes in Blackburn to ensure we have a reliable sewerage network.
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Burke Road Camberwell Water Upgrade Project
We are renewing a 240-metre-long water main along Burke Road from Campbell Road to the Camberwell Junction, to ensure customers continue to receive a reliable supply of drinking water.
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Doncaster Hill Recycled Water Project
We are planning to provide recycled water to over 5,000 new properties in the Doncaster Hill area, in and around the Westfield Doncaster shopping centre.
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Donnybrook Road East Sewerage Project
We are constructing over 3 kilometres of critical sewerage infrastructure to support the growth of communities in Melbourne’s northern growth corridor.
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Doreen to Diamond Creek Sewerage Project
We are constructing new sewerage infrastructure in Doreen, Yarrambat and Diamond Creek to ensure cater for growth in Melbourne’s northern suburbs, and reduce the likelihood of sewage spilling into the environment during heavy rain events.
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Epping Main Sewer Project
We are constructing new sewerage infrastructure in Lalor, Campbellfield and Epping to reduce the likelihood of sewage spills occurring during storm events, and to cater for growth in Melbourne’s northern suburbs.
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Kew-Balwyn Water Upgrade Project
We are upgrading about three kilometres of existing water supply pipes in the Kew area, to ensure customers are continuing to receive a reliable supply of drinking water.
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Lilydale Waste to Energy Project
We’re building a food waste to energy facility at our Lilydale Sewage Treatment Plant as part of our goal to cut greenhouse gas emissions and generate 100 per cent of our own energy by 2025.
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Lockerbie Main Sewer Project
We are building a nine-kilometre-long sewer pipeline between Donnybrook and Beveridge to cater for growth in Melbourne’s northern growth area.
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Mernda Tank Project
We are constructing a new water reservoir tank in South Morang to secure water pressures for customers in the area.
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Mickleham Road Water Project
We are building new pipes along both sides of Mickleham Road in Greenvale, Yuroke and Craigieburn, to ensure the area continues to receive a reliable supply of drinking water and recycled water
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Plenty Road Sewerage Project
We are constructing 650m of sewerage infrastructure to support the growth of communities in South Morang.
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Scotchman's Creek Diversion Sewer Project
We plan to construct a new sewer and maintenance hole within Sienna Estate, Mount Waverley, to better manage flows and improve operational efficiency
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Secondary Chlorinators Project
To ensure we continue to supply safe, high-quality drinking water to our customers, we are installing secondary chlorinators at 14 reservoirs across our area.
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Sewerage Pumping Station Switchboard Upgrade Program
To improve the operational efficiency of our sewerage pump stations, we are planning to upgrade the switchboards at 10 sites.
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Sewerage Network Improvements
We are planning to upgrade two Emergency Relief Structures (ERS) and install screens at three sites to ensure we continue to provide a safe and reliable sewerage service for customers and protect the environment.
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Sewer Vents Improvement Program
We're replacing a number of sewer vents to improve the condition of our sewerage infrastructure.
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Surrey Hills Water Pressure Project
We worked at several locations in Surrey Hills to improve water pressure to customers in the area.
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Water Supply Monitoring Program
We are installing water supply monitoring devices on underground water pipes to identify leaking water pipes more quickly, saving water that would otherwise be wasted