Project CARE - improving our environment

Project CARE is North Shore City’s 20-year project working to improve beach water quality by reducing wet weather wastewater (sewage) overflows and improving stormwater quality.

In addition to the current Wastewater Network Strategic Improvement Programme we are gathering information to support our application for resource consents for the ongoing operation of our wastewater and stormwater networks. This project, part of Project CARE, is called the Kokopu Connection.

Albany stormwater project gets under way
Browns Bay project pays early dividends
Clean up Lucas Creek and reap the rewards
Community spirit alive and well
Fat no good for pipes
Fixing our sewers
Future proofing at the treatment plant
Kiwi ingenuity prevents pollution catastrophe
Know about water quality
Kokopu Connection
Margery is pumping with a new name
More gas, less odour at city’s
New outfall for the Rosedale Wastewater Treatment Plant
Outfall ‘bubbles’ under investigation
Popping manhole lids
Preparing your home for a wet winter
Project CARE - planning, options and reports
Project CARE frequently asked questions
Project CARE problems - infiltration, exfiltration and overflows
Project CARE public consultation
Project CARE solutions - fixing the problems
Project CARE: Improving beach water quality
Project CARE: Torbay/Browns Bay Wastewater Sewer upgrade - April 2006 update
Report card - 2005
School kids breathe life into local stream
Sustainable homes, healthy environment
Tennyson Ave sewerage pipes get new lining
Three Waters Vision
Torbay tunnel upgrade
Two wastewater projects nearing completion
Update on Margery works
Update on Margery works
Water industry performance review
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