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The Third Pipe Scheme uses non-drinking water to irrigate gardens and reserves in the Butler area. The scheme was taken over by Water Corporation in 2015 from developer, Satterley.
The scheme saves precious drinking water supplies by using water from the local aquifer through five bores. These are connected to properties through a series of pipes to an individual irrigation controller.
Water Corporation maintains the bores, meters and pipes but all residential reticulation systems are maintained by the property owner or tenant. As the water hasn’t undergone treatment, it must only be used for watering your lawn and garden through your irrigation system.
Please do not use this water for drinking, bathing, showering, or any purpose that may result in the water being consumed.
This page is where the Brighton community can learn more about the scheme:
View the News Feed for updates in your area.
Troubleshoot issues using our FAQs.
Read key documents in the Document Library and Important Links.
Leave feedback in the Guestbook tab at any time.
Access Quick Polls and/or surveys.
Please register today to have your say and get involved in the conversation. We can test ideas, hear your feedback and raise awareness.
How to contact us
For all queries, replacements or complaints please call 13 13 75. It is important that all customer enquiries are managed through 13 13 75 (and not our contractors), to ensure we record your contact and resolve it as quickly and efficiently as possible.
To check your watering days click here or view our FAQs.
The Third Pipe Scheme uses non-drinking water to irrigate gardens and reserves in the Butler area. The scheme was taken over by Water Corporation in 2015 from developer, Satterley.
The scheme saves precious drinking water supplies by using water from the local aquifer through five bores. These are connected to properties through a series of pipes to an individual irrigation controller.
Water Corporation maintains the bores, meters and pipes but all residential reticulation systems are maintained by the property owner or tenant. As the water hasn’t undergone treatment, it must only be used for watering your lawn and garden through your irrigation system.
Please do not use this water for drinking, bathing, showering, or any purpose that may result in the water being consumed.
This page is where the Brighton community can learn more about the scheme:
View the News Feed for updates in your area.
Troubleshoot issues using our FAQs.
Read key documents in the Document Library and Important Links.
Leave feedback in the Guestbook tab at any time.
Access Quick Polls and/or surveys.
Please register today to have your say and get involved in the conversation. We can test ideas, hear your feedback and raise awareness.
How to contact us
For all queries, replacements or complaints please call 13 13 75. It is important that all customer enquiries are managed through 13 13 75 (and not our contractors), to ensure we record your contact and resolve it as quickly and efficiently as possible.
To check your watering days click here or view our FAQs.
