3D modelling monitoring receiving water quality
Case study: A 3D hydrodynamic model of the treated wastewater discharge environment at Boags Rocks is helping assess impacts on the near-shore environment and associated aquatic ecosystems.
2290 results for flood level
Drainage schemes explained
Schemes comprise of a catchment-based drainage strategy outlining the functional designs of the relevant infrastructure required to service urban growth. There's a pricing arrangement detailing how we'll recoup the infrastructure costs through financial contributions paid by developers.
Download a map of your drainage scheme
Download your drainage scheme.
Statement of compliance
To receive our consent to issue a statement of compliance, developers must confirm that they have met the planning permit and offer conditions that relate to their subdivision.
Stormwater management strategy review
Developers and their consultants are required to prepare and submit a stormwater management strategy for review by Melbourne Water.
Stormwater quality offset contribution
Urban developers can pay the stormwater offset rate if they're unable to treat stormwater within their development to meet best practice standards.
VicSmart planning permit application
If council have determined that your application qualifies as a VicSmart application you will need our formal consent prior to lodging your permit application at council.
Build a private jetty
If you are planning to build a private floating or fixed jetty, pontoon or mooring on Melbourne's waterways you need our approval.
Construct a bridge, crossing or culvert
If you plan to construct a crossing over our drain or waterway or to make any changes to an existing crossing, you must get our approval.
Install utilities near sewers, drains, waterways, water mains
You must have our approval before you start work on any utility installations (such as gas, electricity and water) or excavations near our assets.