Get our consent for a council planning permit
If you're developing or renovating a property that's subject to flooding, you'll probably need a planning permit from your council.
If you're developing or renovating a property that's subject to flooding, you'll probably need a planning permit from your council.
We’re constantly obtaining new flood information for the wider Melbourne area. We provide this information to councils, so they have accurate information about land that may be affected by flooding during severe storms.
If you've submitted your application for a planning permit to your local council we may have added some conditions on you being granted the permit.
Improving the health of Dandenong Creek’s middle corridor by fostering innovation in pollution reduction and enhancing biodiversity and connectivity. After a successful Phase 1 and 2 of the Enhancing our Dandenong Creek program, Melbourne Water will continue to deliver through a Better Environment Plan for the middle corridor of Dandenong Creek.
If your development must include drainage or water quality works, follow these steps to make sure they meet our standards.
If you’re constructing works required by us, your design needs to be certified before you can start work.
If you’re constructing works required by us, be properly prepared before you start.
Case study: we launched a competition inviting submissions that proposed ways to reduce or eliminate greenhouse gas emissions from our wastewater treatment plants.
Check out our tips for using water wisely and saving it at school, or download our fact sheet for more inspiration.
Volunteer for our citizen science frog monitoring program, and record frog calls to help conservation efforts.