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Pitt Town was the company's first community to reuse wastewater through its local sustainable recycled water network, providing homes with a secure and environmentally friendly source of water to keep gardens and local sporting fields green all year.

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local water centre, Corner of Bootles Land and Johnston Street Pitt Town

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Altogether provides both wastewater and recycled water services.

What are the authorised purposes of recycled water at this community?

Altogether Pitt Town reuses wastewater through its local sustainable recycled water network, providing homes with a secure and environmentally friendly source of water to keep gardens and local sporting fields green all year.

Each license is unique but in this community recycled water can be used for:

toilet flushing
cold water supplies to washing machines
irrigation of public open space
irrigation of gardens and lawns
use in ornamental water features
car washing
washdown of hard surfaces

Where is the local water centre located?

Corner of Bootles Land and Johnston Street Pitt Town

Find out more about this community's water licence

Altogether's services are licensed under the Water Industry Competition Act 2006 (NSW):

The infrastructure is constructed, operated and maintained under network operator licence 10_014 held by Altogether Pitt Town Pty Ltd
The retail, customer service and billing services are provided under retail supplier's licence 13_001R held by Altogether Group Pty Ltd

Commercial operations approval has been granted in stages on 1st June 2012 and 21st May 2020.

To view the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal licences and decisions for Pitt Town please follow this link:

https://www.ipart.nsw.gov.au/Home/Industries/Water/Alternate-water-utilities-WICA/WICA-Licenses-Listing-pages/Applications-licences/Altogether-Pitt-Town-Pty-Ltd/Pitt-Town-Network-operator%E2%80%99s-licence

How can I connect water to my property?

If you are planning your new home you will need to consider water connection. Before submitting your DA your building and landscape plans will need to be approved by Altogether and before you are able to move in a connection certificate is required to gain your occupancy certificate.

For a step by step guide and plans to assist your process please refer to help and support