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Dear Clearwater Newsletter Subscriber, In our last e-news we shared that Clearwater, DELWP and other key stakeholders are currently developing tools to help the industry understand and apply the new stormwater planning provisions. There is a strong role for peer to peer learning and information sharing to support local government in this process so Clearwater have organised a local government focused session. Local government staff have a last chance to register for Applying the Stormwater Planning Controls :The Moreland experience. We encourage all councils to continue to share emerging resources and learnings through the Clearwater website. Kat Hawkins' from Clearwater presention (delivered with Rachelle Adamowicz from Melbourne Water) on Construction Hold Points for Bio retention systems and wetlands training was enthusiastically received at the Stormwater Victoria annual conference in early June. The good news is you have an opportunity to attend a public delivery of this training in late August. Register now as places are limited. News Highlights Resource Highlights For regular updates and news, follow us on LinkedIn, and visit our website for further information about our upcoming events and online resources.
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16 July 2019
Where: Donkey Wheel House
Local government staff are invited to a peer to peer learning session on how Moreland City Council have integrated stormwater...
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29 August 2019
Where: William Angliss Institute
Overview:
Are you responsible for inspecting construction milestones for WSUD assets? Do you want to learn tips on...
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02 July 2019
City of Moonee Valley have joined City of Kingston in offering a WSUD Developer voluntary contribution scheme for developers.
Moonee...
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02 July 2019
Are you seeking a simple summary of the elements of the VC154 stormwater planning amendment? One that highlights what each...
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25 June 2019
The CRC for Low Carbon Living, University of New South Wales have developed a new online tool to help planners visualise possible...
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25 June 2019
Resilient Melbourne and The Nature Conservancy (TNC) launched Living Melbourne: our metropolitan urban forest on 5 June.
This...
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20 June 2019
An industrial area stormwater pollution monitoring project is currently being conducted in a partnership between Melbourne Water,...
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02 July 2019
This recent interview with Karen Lau (Executive Director of Catchments, Waterways, Cities and Towns at the Victorian Government's...
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08 May 2019
This Water Services Association (WSAA) paper was released in May 2019.
WSAA engaged Frontier Economics to assist in understanding...
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05 December 2018
Moreland City Council commissioned Jacobs to assess the potential public health risks associated with the use of harvested stormwater...
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14 December 2018
Wannon Water is working in partnership with the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP), the Corangamite Catchment...
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14 May 2019
Local flood modellers now have access to more reliable and robust data than ever before following the release of the latest update...
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18 June 2019
Have you ever wondered how water sensitive your city is? Do you need help transitioning to a water sensitive city?
The...
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02 July 2019
This presentation organised by Water Senstive SA (South Australia) explores what cities of the future could look like with...
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22 July 2019
William Angliss Conference Centre, 555 La Trobe Street
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01 August 2019
Sofitel on Collins, Melbourne
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05 August 2019
Online Training
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20 August 2019
Jacobs, Level 15, 452 Flinders Street, Melbourne
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12 September 2019
The Park, Melbourne
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16 September 2019
Online Training
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01 October 2019
Queensland
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20 October 2019
Brisbane, Australia
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