Conserving our valuable water resource
Pacific Properties is providing each Mulambin Waters residence with a free rainwater tank - a first for the Capricorn Coast. The 25,000 litre tanks, valued at $2,000 each, are being offered as an incentive to land buyers to adopt the Mulambin Waters principle of being friendly to the environment.
The rainwater tanks will allow residents to collect water from their roofs as an additional water source for around the home and garden.
A great deal of care has gone into creating parks and open spaces in Mulambin Waters that can be enjoyed by residents and the wider community. Pacific Properties has designed EPA approved landscaping plans for The Causeway Lake and all Mulambin Waters’ parkland and open spaces will be created with native trees and plants. Native plant species require less water to maintain.
A minimal landscaping maintenance fee for the on-going maintenance of Mulambin Waters’ landscaped parkland and open spaces will also be introduced to ensure they are cared for without financially burdening the Livingstone Shire Council. This will ensure that the standard of landscaping at Mulambin Waters will remain the same as it was when you first moved in, for many years to come.
What you can do:
You can help conserve our valuable water resource by using native tree and plant species and rainwater tanks can be used to water and maintain your garden. It is also recommended that you water your garden at night or in the early morning as this reduces evaporation and water wastage.
AAA-rated tapware and shower heads help minimise water wastage and simply by turning off the tap while brushing your teeth, you’ll be helping to save buckets of water!
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