What is important to consider when selecting a new location for a wastewater (sewage) treatment facility?
This facility is needed to service the development corridor which extends from Park Ridge to Yarrabilba. As development progresses and the population increases in this corridor, additional critical infrastructure such as wastewater treatment facilities and trunk pipelines is required.
Approximately 10 hectares of land is required to build the facility, with an additional 550m surrounding this for a buffer between the facility and developed areas. The site needs to:
have a sufficient flood free area for key structures
be near a place where highly treated water from the facility can be released such as a waterway, irrigation area or a business area where the water can be used.
There is also the opportunity to incorporate community amenities as part of this development, such as walking trails or recreational areas.
Council is co-funding this project with the Queensland Government and coordinating it in consultation with regulatory authorities and community members. Council’s Logan Water Infrastructure Alliance will undertake all planning and design activities.
We encourage you to provide your insights and suggestions on what Council needs to consider when finding a location for this wastewater treatment facility. View the project information, then add your comments to the map and complete a survey.
Consultation closed on 20 August 2018.
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What is important to consider when selecting a new location for a wastewater (sewage) treatment facility?
This facility is needed to service the development corridor which extends from Park Ridge to Yarrabilba. As development progresses and the population increases in this corridor, additional critical infrastructure such as wastewater treatment facilities and trunk pipelines is required.
Approximately 10 hectares of land is required to build the facility, with an additional 550m surrounding this for a buffer between the facility and developed areas. The site needs to:
have a sufficient flood free area for key structures
be near a place where highly treated water from the facility can be released such as a waterway, irrigation area or a business area where the water can be used.
There is also the opportunity to incorporate community amenities as part of this development, such as walking trails or recreational areas.
Council is co-funding this project with the Queensland Government and coordinating it in consultation with regulatory authorities and community members. Council’s Logan Water Infrastructure Alliance will undertake all planning and design activities.
We encourage you to provide your insights and suggestions on what Council needs to consider when finding a location for this wastewater treatment facility. View the project information, then add your comments to the map and complete a survey.
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Have your say about site options for Logan's new waste treatment facility
Search for a site for Logan's newest wastewater treatment facility has finished this stage
This consultation is open for contributions. Provide your insights and suggestions on what Council needs to consider when finding a location for its newest wastewater treatment facility.
Consultation closed for review 20 August 2018
Search for a site for Logan's newest wastewater treatment facility is currently at this stage
Council will review and respond to contributions from the community.
Final report
this is an upcoming stage for Search for a site for Logan's newest wastewater treatment facility
Preferred site to be announced resulting from the final outcomes of the consultation.
Design and delivery
this is an upcoming stage for Search for a site for Logan's newest wastewater treatment facility
A Community Reference Group will be formed to guide the design and delivery of the wastewater treatement facility. Nominations will be called from community members.