Bronte Catchment Project

The Bronte Catchment Project aimed to support, develop and evaluate inclusive community and organisational approaches to improve water quality at Bronte Beach.

Key documents:

 Citizens Jury Recommendations

Final report  to Waverley Council
The main body can be downloaded in MS Word (666KB - takes about 5 minutes to download via 56KB modem).  
Appendices are available on request (e-mail susan@elton.com.au)

Evaluation Framework (Word - 67KB)

Scrapbook Note:  some of the following links contain graphics and will take time to download.

Project information Note: the following documents are PDFs and will require Acrobat Reader.

Report to Waverley Council  16th October 2001 Pictures taken during the Citizen's Jury between 14th and 16th September 2001. Photo gallery from the briefing given to jury members on 9th September 2001. Press cuttings

Project Summary (PDF 18.4 KB) Community Briefing #1 (PDF 27.4 KB) Community Briefing #2 (PDF 36 KB) Tele-Poll and Citizens' Jury Profile (PDF 27 KB) Project resources Click here for related publications as listed below: "Enhanced Stormwater Quality Management - Community Interaction, Integration & Co-ordination" "The Value of Participation in Urban Watershed Management" "Stormwater Planning & Regulation - An Overview"

This Project was a Waverley Council initiative and was supported by local community groups such as Keep Bronte Beautiful, Bronte, Bronte Beach, and Charing Cross Precinct Committees, Bronte Gully and Calga Reserve Bushcare groups and the Bronte Surf Life Saving Club. This project was hosted by Elton Consulting as a non-profit project and managed by Associate Director, Roberta Ryan. This Project has been assisted by the New South Wales Government through its Stormwater Trust.

Enquiries about the project should be addressed to Roberta Ryan or Susan Rudland on 61-2 9387 2024, or e-mail: roberta@elton.com.au ; susan@elton.com.au

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