What are the permanent water saving rules?
To see the permanent water saving rules visit the Victorian Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning website.
Use water sensitively
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Free showerhead exchange
We offer free showerhead exchange with Greater Western Water (formerly City West Water).
To request a new water shower head, complete the form and visit Richmond Town Hall.
You will need to bring;
- your old showerhead and arm
- a water bill for your residence
- a completed exchange form available from Greater Western Water
- proof of residency
We offer free showerhead exchange with Greater Western Water (formerly City West Water).
To request a new water shower head, complete the form and visit Richmond Town Hall.
You will need to bring;
- your old showerhead and arm
- a water bill for your residence
- a completed exchange form available from Greater Western Water
- proof of residency
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Target 155
Melbourne Water is running Target 155 – a voluntary water efficiency program to encourage metropolitan Melbourne householders to limit their consumption to 155 litres per person per day.
Melbourne Water is running Target 155 – a voluntary water efficiency program to encourage metropolitan Melbourne householders to limit their consumption to 155 litres per person per day.
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Free garden mulch
Using mulch on your garden can reduce water evaporation by up to 70%.
Mulch is available from Yarra's Clifton Hill Depot, located at 168 Roseneath St, Clifton Hill.
Mulch is available on a first-come basis. The amount of mulch available varies and we cannot guarantee supply. Mulch is available to Yarra residents only and you will be asked for proof of residency.
Using mulch on your garden can reduce water evaporation by up to 70%.
Mulch is available from Yarra's Clifton Hill Depot, located at 168 Roseneath St, Clifton Hill.
Mulch is available on a first-come basis. The amount of mulch available varies and we cannot guarantee supply. Mulch is available to Yarra residents only and you will be asked for proof of residency.
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Install a rainwater tank
Rainwater tanks can save up to 40,000 litres per household per year.
Saving drinking water, money and our waterways.
Rainwater tanks collect rainwater from your roof. This water can be used for watering the garden, washing the car and even plumbed in to flush toilets and wash clothes.
To find out more, visit the Melbourne Water website and the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning website.
Some rainwater tanks may need a planning permit.
Rainwater tanks can save up to 40,000 litres per household per year.
Saving drinking water, money and our waterways.
Rainwater tanks collect rainwater from your roof. This water can be used for watering the garden, washing the car and even plumbed in to flush toilets and wash clothes.
To find out more, visit the Melbourne Water website and the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning website.
Some rainwater tanks may need a planning permit.