The Draft Water Strategy is the first five year phase of a 20 year transition to become a city sustained and inspired by water. This will be achieved through implementing initiatives under five strategic outcomes.
The Strategy covers aspects such as safe and reliable drinking water, sanitation and recycled water services, city resilience during floods and droughts, healthy waterways and liveability. It also finds opportunities for the City to partner with local authorities, state government agencies, community groups, universities, schools, industry and key commercial customers to better manage and protect water on the Gold Coast.
We wanted to hear how water environments, water services and water inspired design is important to you. The engagement ran from 1 to 22 November 2018. The Draft Water Strategy summary and full engagement reports are now available.
Congratulations to Maverick from Pacific Pines who was the winner of the Gold Coast inspired 10ft stand up paddle board by Chris Garrett valued at $2,010.
Thank you for your time and input into helping shape the direction of our vibrant water city.
The Draft Water Strategy is the first five year phase of a 20 year transition to become a city sustained and inspired by water. This will be achieved through implementing initiatives under five strategic outcomes.
The Strategy covers aspects such as safe and reliable drinking water, sanitation and recycled water services, city resilience during floods and droughts, healthy waterways and liveability. It also finds opportunities for the City to partner with local authorities, state government agencies, community groups, universities, schools, industry and key commercial customers to better manage and protect water on the Gold Coast.
We wanted to hear how water environments, water services and water inspired design is important to you. The engagement ran from 1 to 22 November 2018. The Draft Water Strategy summary and full engagement reports are now available.
Congratulations to Maverick from Pacific Pines who was the winner of the Gold Coast inspired 10ft stand up paddle board by Chris Garrett valued at $2,010.
Thank you for your time and input into helping shape the direction of our vibrant water city.
The Final Water Strategy 2019-2024 was endorsed by Council on the 1 August 2019.Thank you for your feedback and being passionate about our city's future.
All Gold Coast schools have now been installed with smart loggers generating daily water consumption data that can aid in better water use understanding, leak identification and irrigation efficiency improvements.
Following a trail with 30 schools in 2018; we now have 75% of all Gold Coast schools who have responded the invitation to access this water data; meaning three quarters of all Gold Coast schools are engaging with the portal. These schools receive weekly water use summary emails that enable water use tracking, and can provide alerts to any high use / water leaks onsite.
Correspondingly leaks have now been reduced by 50% across all Gold Coast schools, translating to tens of thousands of dollars saved in school water bills! What an achievement to be proud of!
The Damian Leeding Memorial Park riverbank stabilisation project has been underway for a year and it's still going well. Riverbank erosion, loss of public land and impacts to water quality has been an issue the City has dealt with for a long time. Seldom do solutions provide resilience and multiple benefits for habitat and recreation.
Contributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review. The Project team will report back on key outcomes.
Final report
Draft Water Strategy 2018 is currently at this stage
The final outcomes of the consultation are documented here. This may include a summary of all contributions collected as well as recommendations for future action.