Mardi-Mangrove Pipeline Link
Yarramalong Valley, New South Wales, Australia
Project Summary
Services: Detail surveys for route selection and design, easement surveys for compulsory acquisition.
Site Area: 21 km of pipeline corridor.
Status: Complete
The Mardi-Mangrove Pipeline Link
Spanned 21 km from Mardi Dam to Bunning Creek
The Mardi-Mangrove Link Project is a key element of WaterPlan 2050 which is the long term water supply strategy for the Central Coast. It will help to secure the region’s town water supply over the next four decades by linking Wyong River & Ourimbah Creek to Mangrove Creek Dam, via Mardi Dam.
The project was an initiative of Gosford City and Wyong Shire Councils joint Water Authority with Australian Government funding of $80.3 million from the Water Smart Australia Program.
It’s the largest water infrastructure project undertaken on the Central Coast since the mid-1980s when Mangrove Creek Dam was built.
The Central Coast community will benefit from the Mardi-Mangrove Link as it will help to boost dam storage levels, speed up drought recovery and help protect the region against future extended periods of below average rainfall.
Involvement from Chase, Burke & Harvey covered areas such as assistance with route selection, detail survey of final pipeline corridor, boundary marking & preparation of easement plans for compulsory acquisition purposes.
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