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WSUD Fact Sheets for Residents

City of Port Phillip

City of Port Phillip recently amended planning policy to include the requirement for small-scale sub-divisions to meet the requirements of Clause 56 and meet best practice stormwater management requirements on site. Officers found that small-scale developers and local residents were unfamiliar with water sensitive design and maintenance requirements. Accordingly, E2Designlab assisted in the development of WSUD Fact Sheets for residents on raingardens, rainwater harvesting and permeable paving. The fact sheets were designed with easily understandable language, clear diagrams, simple maintenance checklists and advice on spotting and resolving common issues.

Water Sensitive City Outcomes:

  • community education
  • clear communication of WSUD assets
  • practical guidance

Research Involvement

Capability Building Services for the CRC for Water Sensitive Cities

Climate Resilience Modelling

WSC Scenario Modelling Tool

Targeted WSUD Training

Wetland Design Training

Guidelines and Capacity Building

Concept Design Guidelines for Water Sensitive Urban Design

Organisation IWM Capacity Assessment

WSC Transitions Framework

Stakeholder Engagement and Facilitation

Water Sensitive Road Design

Capacity Building and Community Engagement

Rural Stormwater Management Capacity Building Training

Workshops and Design Charettes

Guilin Yusi Integrated Water Management and Urban Design Workshops

Specialist Advice

Design of Dry Climate Biofiltration Systems in the West

Targets and Evaluation

Water Sensitive City index

Passive Irrigation Modelling

Passive Irrigation Modelling in Queensland

Design Guidelines and Training

WSUD Guidelines Development and Training

Maintenance Guideines

WSUD Inspection Guidelines

Urban Renewal IWC Case Studies

Fisherman's Bend IWM Implementation Support Materials for Developers and Council