Orange stormwater to potable: Building urban water supply diversity

Kim Markwell

Case study

SHARE

Orange stormwater to potable: Building urban water supply diversity

3 May 2018

Kim Markwell

Publisher

CRC for Water Sensitive Cities

Water Stormwater Water treatment Orange

Resources

Attachment	Size
apo-nid173396.pdf	3.43 MB

Description

Case study of a stormwater project in Orange, NSW. Storm water is routed to an existing facility which filters to create potable water. The report covers drivers, costs, innovations, outcomes and learnings.

Publication Details

Access Rights Type:

open

Post date:

26 May 2018

Orange stormwater to potable: Building urban water supply diversity

Integrated multi-functional urban water systems: key findings from project C4.1

Progress on safe treatment and use of wastewater: piloting the monitoring methodology and initial findings for SDG indicator 6.3.1

The South Bank rain bank case study: Urban stormwater irrigating Brisbane’s iconic parkland

Understanding the role of the water sector in urban liveability and greening interventions: Case studies on Barcelona, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Copenhagen and Melbourne

The impact of urbanisation and stormwater management practices on water balances and nutrient pathways in areas of high groundwater: a review of recent literature

Expansion of stormwater quality requirements in the City of Moonee Valley Local Planning Scheme

Adelaide Airport irrigation trial

Effectiveness of nitrogen removal using urban wetlands: summary report

Kings Square raingardens

Elizabeth Street catchment integrated water cycle management plan