We're installing new pipelines and connections along the local wastewater network.

The existing discharge consent for the Beachlands Wastewater Treatment Plant is due for renewal on 31 December 2025.

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A new pump station and rising main to reduce wet-weather overflows and cater for growth.

Supporting population growth in Glenbrook and Clarks Beach.

To cater for growth and reduce wastewater overflows into the Tamaki River.

Upgrading the wastewater network to cater for growth in East Coast Bays and surrounding suburbs.

We are replacing the temporary pipe to provide a resilient long-term water supply.

We are installing new pumps to complete this part of the project which stalled in 2022.

A project aimed at delivering cleaner waterways and beaches by 2028.

A watermain replacement project to cater for population growth.

We are planning to build a water treatment plant and two storage reservoirs in Waima.

We're constructing a permanent solution to fix the break in the wastewater transmission sewer line

Upgrading the wastewater network to reduce overflows in Bayview and Beach Haven.

We are building a pump station in Lucy Moore Memorial Park with 828,000 litres of storage capacity.

A cost efficient, non-potable (water you cannot drink) supply to support commercial customers.

We are currently undertaking construction works in the midtown area.

Working to stop overflows between the central motorway junction and Western Springs Park.

Work to rehabilitate the damaged section of the sewer and the sinkhole on St Georges Bay Road.

New water upgrades are required to cater for development in Owairaka and Wesley areas.

We're rehabilitating the plant and improving its resilience against future flood events.

​Upgrading and remediating the wastewater network to cater for growth in Māngere and surrounding suburbs.

This facility will process wastewater from the Warkworth and Snells-Algies communities.

To increase the capacity of our network carrying wastewater from Hingaia to Weymouth.

Delivering new infrastructure to support population growth.

Upgrades are required to cater for development in the Waikōwhai/Mt Roskill area.

We're upgrading the water and wastewater network to cater for growth.

We are planning a pipeline to service population growth in the north-west of Warkworth.

We are tunnelling more than 5km of new pipeline from Lucy Moore Memorial Park to the new wastewater treatment plant.

We are upgrading the wastewater infrastructure in the Warkworth area.

Wastewater upgrades are required to cater for development.