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Report out on Pipeline Route for Ocean Outfall
Report out on Pipeline Route for Ocean Outfall
A newly-released report into the ocean pipeline for the wastewater outfall has identified two further streets as potential routes. In addition to Bridge, Beatty, Caspian and Godwit streets, two other South Brighton streets– Jellicoe and Heron - are also being investigated.
Senior Planning Engineer John Moore emphasised that it’s important for people to understand that at this stage there has been no conclusion drawn regarding a preferred route.
The report by URS New Zealand Ltd includes an assessment of financial, ecological and social impacts of a pipeline being laid from the wastewater treatment plant at Bromley through South Brighton and out to sea.
Two open days are due to be held
where there will be information and staff on hand to discuss
the various pipe routes, possible construction methods and
the ocean outfall in general.
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