Dingley Recycled Water Scheme
Bringing recycled water to Dingley, Oakleigh South, Sandringham and Cheltenham for use in peri-urban agriculture, nurseries and the irrigation of public open spaces and golf courses.
South East Water is currently in the planning stages of the Dingley Recycled Water Scheme, which will deliver recycled water to more than 45 sites in the suburbs of Dingley, Oakleigh South, Sandringham and Cheltenham. Supplying local parks, world-class golf courses, sporting ovals, laundromats, market gardens and nurseries, the scheme will help perserve drinking water supply, regardless of changing climate conditions.
Recently the Victorian Government announced part funding for the scheme as part of the delivery of the Central and Gippsland Regional Sustainable Water strategy, which aims to improve water security, liveability and waterway health for the next 40 years.
At a cost of $72 million, the scheme will be part funded by South East Water.

Dingley Recycled Water Scheme investigation area