Gisborne is located in the Macedon Ranges, 54km north west of Melbourne.
Within easy commuting distance of the city, Gisborne has experienced strong growth in the last decade.
We use a number of water sources to ensure we can meet demand in Gisborne, even when inflows are low.
Gisborne’s water can be sourced from:
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Gisborne’s sewage is treated at the Gisborne Recycled Water Plant to the east of town.
Gisborne Recycled Water Plant produces Class B recycled water.
The recycled water is used to irrigate local farms, sportsfields and recreation areas.
Western Water has a licence to discharge excess recycled water volumes to Jacksons Creek under strict conditions set by the Environment Protection Authority.
Steady population growth is expected for Gisborne. To cater for this and ensure we remain compliant with relevant legislation and standards, the following projects are underway:
We’ve been progressing the design for the Gisborne Recycled Water Plant following approval of the Business Case in late 2020.
We are upgrading the existing sewer pump station in Rotary Park.
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