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Shannon Creek Dam, Shannondale Road, Shannondale is situated west of Coutts Crossing. It was officially opened on Monday 20th July 2009.
The public can now visit the site 4 days a week, Thursday to Sunday, with the gates opening at 9am and closing at 3pm.
Facilities available at the site include BBQ's, picnic tables, bathroom facilities, car parking and a viewing area at the top of the dam wall. Provision has been made for disabled car parking and the majority of the facilities can accommodate wheelchair access.
The prime function of the Shannon Creek Dam is to provide a safe and secure water supply for the community and the measures taken to protect water quality include the following:
* no lighting of fires
* no camping
* no fishing
* no swimming
* no boating
No pets are allowed and there are signs asking people not to feed the native animals.
major projects
major sewer projects
Council is making a $130 million investment in sewerage infrastructure to support the growing Clarence Valley population and business base, both now and into the future:
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maclean and grafton sewerage augmentation
The Grafton and Maclean, Lawrence, Townsend and Ilarwill (MLTI) Sewerage augmentation includes constructing a new Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) at Woodford Island, upgrading existing STPs at Clarenza and North Grafton, closing four existing STPs and constructing associated transfer systems. The currently unsewered town of Lawrence will also have reticulated sewerage constructed.
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iluka sewerage scheme
The Concept Design for the Iluka Sewerage Scheme has been completed. The next phase of work is to develop detailed engineering designs that will provide the blueprint for how the scheme will be constructed. Construction is expected to commence in 2009.
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yamba sewerage augmentation project
The township of Yamba and the neighbouring communities of Angourie and Wooloweyah are located on the North Coast of NSW on the mouth of the Clarence River and are serviced by a centralised gravity sewerage system that transports raw sewage to the Yamba Sewage Treatment Plant (STP).
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iluka and yamba sewerage schemes ebb-tide release
The Iluka and Yamba sewerage schemes maximise recycled water reuse through irrigation and domestic reuse via a dual pipeline system.
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iluka sewerage eis
Iluka Sewerage EIS
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woodford island sewage treatment plant
The largest single concrete pour of the $80M Grafton and Maclean Sewerage projects was completed today, 15/7/08 by Subcontractor KEP, Contractor Haslin Constructions Pty Ltd under supervision of Department of Commerce.
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