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Wellington Water’s Chief Executive Colin Crampton has today announced an independent review of the organisation’s current operating model with Veolia, who is responsible for running all the wastewater treatment plants in the metropolitan Wellington region.
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People in Aotea, Camborne, Papakowhai and Paremata are being asked to help inform draft flood hazard maps of their suburb, as part of a comprehensive flood mapping programme led by Wellington Water.
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Wellington Water are about to start work on the damaged Paremata Wastewater Pipe, the first milestone of a long-term solution.
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We need to turn the supply to the reservoir off to install the new flow meter.
Summit Road, Fairfield
Updated: Oct 22, 2021 | 2:54:49 PM
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