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“We’d like to thank Pentland Hills residents in particular for their cooperation during the changeover process, as well as the landowners who hosted the previous water tanks, which provided an essential service to the area for more than 50 years.”<\/p>\n
Local landholder Hazel Forth said old infrastructure that was in her paddocks for decades has already been removed.<\/p>\n
“I think this will also make it much easier for their (GWW) workers,” Forth said.<\/p>\n
GWW is a Victorian Government water corporation providing water and recycled water supply, sewerage and trade waste services to households and settlements.<\/p>\n
It operate sacross 3,700 square kms stretching from Melbourne’s central business district and inner suburbs to Little River in the south, Myrniong in the west and Lancefield in the north.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
IMPROVED water pressure and quality are among the positives for Pentland Hills residents following completion of a major water infrastructure project. The residents have more reliable, higher quality drinking water following completion of the works near Bacchus Marsh, replacing old infrastructure that had been in place since the 1970s. Greater Western Water (GWW) has constructed […]<\/p>\n