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Our projects

We are conserving and managing our own water use and waterways with several stormwater recycling and reuse systems, as well as Water Sensitive Urban Design projects.

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  Tamarama stormwater recycling system

  Council has installed a state-of-the-art stormwater recycling system in Tamarama Park, which will collects, treats and recycles polluted stormwater that would otherwise flow into the gully and beach.

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  Bondi stormwater project

  Find out about this award-winning project that harvests stormwater underground at Bondi Beach to supply water for irrigation, cleaning and toilet flushing.

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  Bronte Gully stormwater harvesting & re-use

  We harvest stormwater underground in Bronte Park. The treated stormwater is re-used to water the grasslands, gardens, and to clean public spaces.

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  Bondi Junction raingardens

  The Bondi Junction bioretention garden project is helping to reduce pollutants from stormwater and improve water quality for the Centennial Park ponds.

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  Waverley & Barracluff Park groundwater harvesting system

  Groundwater systems harvesting systems at Waverley and Barracluff Parks are helping Waverley Council conserve drinking water.

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  Council rainwater tanks

  To help save water at Waverley Council, we have installed rainwater tanks and harvesting systems at a number of Council sites

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  Bronte Creek restoration project

  Bronte Creek Restoration project has improved beach water quality, reduced soil erosion and pollutants and enhanced native vegetation in Bronte Gully.

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  Water wise apartments

  Conserving water collectively is becoming increasingly important in the Eastern Suburbs as supplies face mounting pressure from drought and future climate change impacts.