Sydney Water - Windsor Sewerage Scheme Assets
Sydney Water Corporation (**SWC**) proposes to acquire from the Hawkesbury City Council (**HCC**) the following assets of the Windsor Sewerage Scheme in New South Wales: * the South Windsor wastewater treatment plant; and * the pumping stations and reticulation system (pipes and mains) required to supply wastewater services to customers in the Hawkesbury City local government area (the **Acquisition**). SWC is a State Owned Corporation established under the *Sydney Water Act 1994* and *State Owned Corporations Act 1989*. SWC provides water and wastewater services across the greater Sydney metropolitan region, but it currently does not provide wastewater services for most of the Hawkesbury City local government area. However, Sydney Water does provide drinking water services for most of the Hawkesbury City local government area. The HCC is a body politic of the State of NSW constituted under the *Local Government Act 1993*. HCC provides wastewater services to properties in part of the Hawkesbury City local government area through the Windsor Sewerage Scheme. The Windsor Sewerage Scheme comprises two wastewater treatment plants at McGraths Hill and South Windsor, 21 pumping stations and the associated reticulation systems. The McGraths Hill wastewater treatment plant will continue to be owned and operated by the HCC pending delivery of a sewage pumping station at McGraths Hill at which point it is expected that the McGraths Hill wastewater treatment plant will be bypassed.
- Status
- Assessment completed
- ACCC determination
- Approved
- Stage
- Waiver application
- Notified
- 8 May 2026
- Determination published
- 29 May 2026
Acquirers
- SYDNEY WATER CORPORATION
Targets
- HAWKESBURY CITY COUNCIL