Hydrologic and hydraulic design
The hydrologic and hydraulic design requirements for drainage systems are described.
The hydrologic and hydraulic design requirements for drainage systems are described.
The plant treats sewage using a series of large ponds, called lagoons - producing 40 billion litres of recycled water each year.
There are a number of physical factors that will affect the design of the drain which should be considered.
These guidelines have been prepared to simplify and standardise application and computation of floodway safety requirements in the greater Melbourne region.
If you have been engaged to complete work for Melbourne Water, you must adhere to the relevant safety procedures.
River Detectives is a free, fun and flexible statewide citizen science program designed for schools.
Before you start building, renovating or sub-dividing, make sure your plans meet our criteria for flood, water asset and waterway protection.
Building surveyors and councils won’t issue a building permit unless you have our written approval to work or build near our assets such as pipes, drains and water mains.
Before you apply to councils for a town planning or building permit, you must find out if your property is near or within any Melbourne Water easements or assets – such as drains, sewers or water mains.
If we need ‘as constructed’ plans for the asset near your property, you’ll need to engage a licensed surveyor and Service Detection Locators to prove its location.