Service-Water - AWC Byron Bay

Pineapple Runoff – Woodchip Bioreactor

In order to intercept nitrates from fertalisers running off a pineapple farm into the ocean AWC designed an inline bioreactor within an existing drain.

Barratta Creek – Constructed Wetland

In order to reduce nitrates and sediment reaching the reef from farm land, AWC were engaged to transform an existing borrow pit into a treatment wetland.

Babinda Constructed Wetland & Plain Rehabilitation

As part of the Reef Recovery Program, AWC in partnership with Jaragun developed a strategy and detailed design to intercept sediment and nitrates from a 2000 hectare agricultural catchment

Norfolk Lake Foreshore Improvements

The water body and parkland of Norfolk lake is a high profile landscape highly valued by the local community. The banks of Norfolk lake were eroding with little vegetation, which was unsightly and difficult to maintain.

Kirkham Rise, Water Body and Stormwater Treatment System

AWC prepared the detailed design and construction supervision for WSUD components of the estate. Tasks included MUSIC modeling, system sizing, drawing preparation and reporting.

Riverdale Park, Water Body Analysis and Restoration Plan

Within Riversdale Park in Meadowbrook is a constructed water body , once farm dam now a high profile lake. AWC were engaged by Logan City Council to re design the water body considering water quality, public health, habitat, safety and amenity values.

Voyager Point Park Wetland

Prepare a rectification design and REF for remedial works at Voyager Point Park Wetland. The stormwater treatment devices is not functioning as designed, short cutting the system and flooding neighboring roads in high rain events.

Upper Coopers Creek Temporary Access Road

Following a landslip at Upper Coopers Creek, Byron Shire Council and NSW Public Works identified a potential route for the construction of a temporary access road. AWC completed targeted flora survey and vegetation mapping along with a contamination assessment. In addition to completing these two assessments, AWC also completed the Review of Environmental Factors (REF) and completed extensive consultation and liaison with relevant stakeholders.

Powels Creek Bank Rehabilitation

Powells Creek was a concrete tidal waterway rapidly degrading due to it’s age.As part of it’s renewal 700m of waterway was naturalised to include vegetation, sinuous batters a boardwalk and improved parkland.

Springfield Lakes Wetlands and Gully Detail Design

Opossum Creek at Springfield lakes Estate required rehabilitation as a condition of development works within the surrounding catchment.

Projects by Service – Water