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Introducing the Urban Water Cycle Planning Guide Workshop

Tuesday 17th Jun 2014 12:00PM - 3:00PM

Coliban Water
37 - 45 Bridge St, Bendigo, Victoria, 3550

Registrations are now closed

  • Are you a developer, council or water corporation looking to incorporate whole-of-water-cycle management into your new residential development?
  • Are you feeling overwhelmed by the myriad of decisions that need to be made?
  • Not sure who to talk to and at what stages of your project?

Overview:

The new Urban Water Cycle Planning Guide is an exciting new tool developed for the Barwon Region to help urban developers, consultants and planners incorporate Whole-of-water-cycle Management principles into new urban developments. This session will introduce you to the Guide, see first-hand how it works, and allow you to explore how it could be adapted for your Region.

Developed by the Barwon Region IWCM Network, with support from the Smart Water Fund, the Guide covers all aspects of water cycle management as they relate to a new development and provides instructions on how to proceed though the planning process on these matters. By working with the relevant agencies and incorporating IWCM principles early in the process, developers and consultants can save time, resources and money.

Whilst the content of the Guide is currently specific to the Barwon region, the functionality of the Guide has been designed to be applicable state-wide. 

Format of the day:

The workshop, hosted by Coliban Water, will be facilitated by Clearwater and project team members from the Barwon Region IWCM Network. The session will start with an introduction to the concepts of urban water cycle and its application in new developments. The session will explain how the Guide works and the steps involved in developing an IWCM plan for residential developments through a real life case study. 

The workshop will also provide an opportunity for networking amongst participants, providing a platform for closer working relationships between developers, consultants and agency staff. Lunch will be provided at the start of the workshop and a discussion session held at the end to share ideas on how the Guide could be best applied in your region.

By the end of this session you will:

  • Understand the background to urban water cycle planning in new urban residential developments
  • Understand how the Urban Water Cycle Planning Guide can assist you to save time and resources and be able to confidently start using it
  • Have the opportunity to provide feedback on the Guide and discuss local application of the Guide
  • Make new contacts and improved connections with people who can assist you with your urban water cycle planning

Audience:

This session is primarily designed for council and water corporations who are looking for tools to assist with IWCM planning that could be adapted for their region. Developers and consultants are also welcome to attend to preview a tool that could be adapted for use outside the Barwon region and potentially be made available for their use in future. 

Additional information:

  • Lunch will be provided
  • Participants are welcome to bring a laptop (wireless enabled) to use the Guide with the support of the project team.

RSVP is essential:

Closes Thursday 12 June 2014

Enquiries:

kim.ohoy@clearwatervic.com.au or 03 9679 7711

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