Golden State Water has proudly served the Santa Maria Customer Service Area since 1976, providing high-quality, reliable water to approximately 13,400 customers in Santa Maria, Lake Marie, Nipomo, Orcutt, Sisquoc, Tanglewood, Cypress Ridge and surrounding areas. Gulf Coast Water Authority has a new website! In the Logan, Redlandand Gold Coastareas, water and sewerage services are provided by the local council. The Gold Coast waterways represent a unique landscape providing recreation and amenity for the enjoyment of all and, in so doing, help to establish the Gold Coast as a place of significant social and cultural assets for Queensland and Australia.As the organisation entrusted with the responsibility of caring for the Gold Coast’s most important waterways space, the work of the Gold Coast Waterways Authority is founded on the belief that government leadership and community involvement are key to ensuring that the waterways and their essential purpose endure.Our vision embraces sustainable management of Gold Coast waterways that improves their total quality, both now and in the future, in a way that maintains the multiple aesthetic, economic, environmental and social values on which they depend.Our mission is to manage and enhance Gold Coast waterways in partnership with the public and on behalf of the Queensland Government.We aspire to set the standard for and spread the principles of world-class waterways management – emphasising environmental excellence – to improve the quality of open waterways space for the enjoyment of all.In embracing this mission, the GCWA of the future will retain and build on its successful infrastructure program while adopting a broader focus on supporting sustainable commercial and recreational uses of the waterways as the Gold Coast population grows, managing these multiple uses and ensuring acceptable behaviours as well as preserving environmental values including water quality and waterways resilience.Our approach to sustainable waterways management, development and use is built on the following principles which inform our decision-making to achieve our desired outcomes:Since the first Strategy, two significant imperatives have emerged which will shape the Authority’s long-term plans and planning approach. As the organisation entrusted with the responsibility of caring for the Gold Coast’s most important waterways space, the work of the Gold Coast Waterways Authority is founded on the belief that government leadership and community involvement are key to ensuring that the waterways and their essential purpose endure. The State Government sets the wholesale price that the City pays for water, which is passed on to customers.The State Government owns the drinking (potable) water treatment plants.Find more information about our water services in the fact sheet, The contact telephone numbers for water and sewerage enquiries are 1300 000 928 or 07 5667 5801.All water enquiries and payments are supported across the Gold Coast at our This includes the Hinze Dam and Tugun Desalination Plant. Six water systems serve the Santa Maria Customer Service Area. 7626 non-drinking and recycled water connections. 56 drinking and non-drinking water pump stations. City of Gold Coast is the water service provider for the Gold Coast region. Contact council for information about your local water supply. Gold Coast Waterways Authority (GCWA) is responsible for managing coastal inland waterways with a natural capital value of $26 billion. Read about the City's water and sewerage infrastructure and our part in delivering safe, high-quality water to households and businesses across the city.City of Gold Coast's water and sewerage network and assets are worth more than $3.7 billion and include: Although the City is the water and sewerage service provider, the State Government owns the bulk water supply. 1300 GOLD COAST (1300 465 326)
We’re a statutory body working on behalf of the Queensland Government to sustain, enhance and promote our waterways. Please enable Javascript to to take full advantage of this site's functionality.City of Gold Coast owns and maintains a significant underground network of water and sewerage mains that safely delivers water throughout the city. City of Gold Coast's water and sewerage network and assets are worth more than $3.7 billion and include: 266,322 drinking water connections. Gold Coast Waterways Authority is a dedicated body established to manage the development and use of the waterways so they remain clean, safe and accessible now and into the future. 58 drinking and non-drinking water connections. The remaining council areas are supplied by these council-owned distributor-retailers: Queensland Urban Utilitiessupplies businesses and residents in Brisbane, Ipswich, Lockyer Valley, Scenic Rim, and Somerset local council areas. This site uses Javascript. These imperatives are increased congestion and resilience in response to increasing use and climate change impacts.Any damaged or missing aids to navigation such as beacons, buoys, markers or signs, should be reported as soon as possible on 07 5539 7373For media enquiries please contact our Senior Communications Advisor on 0428 923 308© 2020 Gold Coast Waterways Authority | All Rights Reserved |
High quality water and sewerage systems are essential to our community’s health and lifestyle. We understand healthy and well supported communities enjoy more opportunities and future prosperity. 3516 kilometres of drinking and non-drinking water mains. Our team works in partnership with South East Queensland Water (Seqwater) to provide safe, reliable water and sewerage services …