UWSF Workshop Registration: Whitsunday Regional Council

Please complete the form below to register for the Urban Water Stewardship Framework (UWSF) Round 3 Workshop for Whitsunday Regional Council.

WORKSHOP DETAILS

Date: Monday 18 November 2024
Time: 9:00am to 4:00pm (catering provided) Point Source Session in the afternoon from 2pm
Venue: Whitsunday Regional Council, 83 – 85 Main Street, Proserpine QLD 4800

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What component of the Urban Water Stewardship Framework is of interest to you?(Required)

Construction and development activities

Erosion and sediment control

Stormwater infrastructure

Sewer networks

Wastewater treatment

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ABOUT UWSF

The UWSF, developed by the Department of Environment, Science and Innovation (DESI), is a tool for assessing the level of practice being applied to managing erosion during construction, stormwater runoff, and sewage treatment discharges, relative to best practice and legislative standards. UWSF data can be used to assess practice level at local government, through to regional, and whole of Reef catchment scale. Having a better understanding of how regional councils address nutrient and fine sediment loads from urban landscapes is an important part of working together as a region toward water quality improvements. Responses from this workshop directly inform Whitsunday Regional Council’s UWSF score in three key areas:

Developing Urban: construction phase activities relating to erosion and sediment control and the design and installation of stormwater treatment systems.
Established Urban: stormwater infrastructure in already developed areas.
Point Source: wastewater treatment facilities and linked sewer networks.

Representing Whitsunday Regional Council
It is very important that Council has strong representation from staff, including on-ground staff, in a range of areas, for example: engineering, town planning, water and sewer, environment, parks and gardens and natural resource management. The workshops will help identify areas where more work is needed, as well as highlighting where opportunities may exist and where programs are currently strong.

Round 3 UWSF workshops will be facilitated by Water by Design and are proudly supported by Healthy Rivers to Reef Partnership and the Queensland Government.