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Consultation has concluded
Works are complete for this project.
The project forms a part of the Newhaven WSUD (Water Sensitive Urban Design) improvement project. The Balannup Drain runs through Newhaven Precinct and follows the line of the original (pre-development) Balannup Drain alignment. The original drain acted as a control for groundwater by intersecting high groundwater conditions and conveying downstream.
The Newhaven WSUD improvement project was created to help improve the drainage and treatment system by tackling significant impediments such as heavy vegetation or siltation and improving on installed drainage structures.
This year, the works will be undertaken within Kellogg, Bate and Rothery Parks.
Works are complete for this project.
The project forms a part of the Newhaven WSUD (Water Sensitive Urban Design) improvement project. The Balannup Drain runs through Newhaven Precinct and follows the line of the original (pre-development) Balannup Drain alignment. The original drain acted as a control for groundwater by intersecting high groundwater conditions and conveying downstream.
The Newhaven WSUD improvement project was created to help improve the drainage and treatment system by tackling significant impediments such as heavy vegetation or siltation and improving on installed drainage structures.
This year, the works will be undertaken within Kellogg, Bate and Rothery Parks.
