Willeston St Underground Pump Station
Wellington Water, on behalf of Wellington City Council, are upgrading the underground pump station and the wastewater network in the city centre to improve its resilience and plan for future growth.
If you have any questions about this work, please contact:
Wellington Water, 04 912 4400
Latest Updates
In November our contractors wrapped up the works at Willeston and Victoria Streets, renewing the main wastewater pipe and connecting it to the pump station which drives wastewater from the CBD out to Moa Point Wastewater Treatment Plant.
On November 14th our contractors wrapped up the works at Willeston and Victoria Streets, renewing the main wastewater pipe and connecting it to the pump station which drives wastewater from the CBD out to Moa Point Wastewater Treatment Plant.
There will need to be some final bits of work done in the new year, and we do need to pop the hatch every now and then for routine maintenance, but this will involve much less disruption for pedestrians, drivers and local businesses.
What we are doing
Wellington Water, on behalf of Wellington City Council, are upgrading the wastewater network in the city centre to improve its resilience and plan for future growth.
As part of this, we need to access the underground pump station in Willeston Street to install new pumps and fittings as well as upgrade electrical equipment.
Why are we doing this?
This project is part of a major upgrade of the CBD wastewater network. The upgrade is designed to ensure future resilience, support population growth and protect the environment.
Check out other projects as part of this programme of work.
Wellington CBD Wastewater Programme
All Updates
In November our contractors wrapped up the works at Willeston and Victoria Streets, renewing the main wastewater pipe and connecting it to the pump station which drives wastewater from the CBD out to Moa Point Wastewater Treatment Plant.
There will need to be some final bits of work done in the new year, and we do need to pop the hatch every now and then for routine maintenance, but this will involve much less disruption for pedestrians, drivers and local businesses.