Pineapple Road Sewerage Scheme

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The Pineapple Road Precinct is an area zoned for residential development and is located to the north-east of the city of Lismore. To service future development, Council is required to investigate, design and construct critical wastewater (sewer) infrastructure.


The project is being funded by Section 64 Contributions (developer contributions), and includes:

  • A new sewage pump station to be located immediately north of the urban precinct.
  • A pumped sewer pipeline connecting the new pump station to Council's existing gravity truck sewer main at Northcott Drive

Above ground, the completed sewage pumping station will look like a small grey structure, about the size of a house slab. All of the pumping happens underground, with a 5m deep wet well. The pump station will be equipped with activated carbon filters to drastically reduce any potential odour.


The community are encouraged to ask questions through the Q & A function on this page.

The Pineapple Road Precinct is an area zoned for residential development and is located to the north-east of the city of Lismore. To service future development, Council is required to investigate, design and construct critical wastewater (sewer) infrastructure.


The project is being funded by Section 64 Contributions (developer contributions), and includes:

  • A new sewage pump station to be located immediately north of the urban precinct.
  • A pumped sewer pipeline connecting the new pump station to Council's existing gravity truck sewer main at Northcott Drive

Above ground, the completed sewage pumping station will look like a small grey structure, about the size of a house slab. All of the pumping happens underground, with a 5m deep wet well. The pump station will be equipped with activated carbon filters to drastically reduce any potential odour.


The community are encouraged to ask questions through the Q & A function on this page.

Questions & Answers

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  • Share I would like to know the exact location of this sewage pump station . Will it be on top of the ridge, or on the side facing James Road, or over the other side facing Richmond Hill. I am also concerned if there is any smell that will emanate from it. on Facebook Share I would like to know the exact location of this sewage pump station . Will it be on top of the ridge, or on the side facing James Road, or over the other side facing Richmond Hill. I am also concerned if there is any smell that will emanate from it. on Twitter Share I would like to know the exact location of this sewage pump station . Will it be on top of the ridge, or on the side facing James Road, or over the other side facing Richmond Hill. I am also concerned if there is any smell that will emanate from it. on Linkedin Email I would like to know the exact location of this sewage pump station . Will it be on top of the ridge, or on the side facing James Road, or over the other side facing Richmond Hill. I am also concerned if there is any smell that will emanate from it. link

    I would like to know the exact location of this sewage pump station . Will it be on top of the ridge, or on the side facing James Road, or over the other side facing Richmond Hill. I am also concerned if there is any smell that will emanate from it.

    S.Forrester asked 11 months ago

    The Sewage Pump Station will be built on top of the ridge.

    The pump station will be equipped with activated carbon filters to drastically reduce any odour.

  • Share Will the sewer infrastructure be funded in full from LCC funds? on Facebook Share Will the sewer infrastructure be funded in full from LCC funds? on Twitter Share Will the sewer infrastructure be funded in full from LCC funds? on Linkedin Email Will the sewer infrastructure be funded in full from LCC funds? link

    Will the sewer infrastructure be funded in full from LCC funds?

    Pamela Ellen Gee asked about 2 years ago

    The infrastructure is being funded in full by Council's Section 64 contributions (developer contributions).

  • Share Will James Rd rural residents be able to connect to this service? on Facebook Share Will James Rd rural residents be able to connect to this service? on Twitter Share Will James Rd rural residents be able to connect to this service? on Linkedin Email Will James Rd rural residents be able to connect to this service? link

    Will James Rd rural residents be able to connect to this service?

    M Priest asked about 2 years ago

    No, the scheme is only intended to service Pineapple Road Residential Precinct. 

  • Share Will the developer of proposed subdivision at 1a and 1b Northcott Drive be asked to contribute to the cost of this project. He will undoubtedly benefit from this sewage line which runs along side his proposed subdivision. Council ratepayers should not be subsidising his development costs. on Facebook Share Will the developer of proposed subdivision at 1a and 1b Northcott Drive be asked to contribute to the cost of this project. He will undoubtedly benefit from this sewage line which runs along side his proposed subdivision. Council ratepayers should not be subsidising his development costs. on Twitter Share Will the developer of proposed subdivision at 1a and 1b Northcott Drive be asked to contribute to the cost of this project. He will undoubtedly benefit from this sewage line which runs along side his proposed subdivision. Council ratepayers should not be subsidising his development costs. on Linkedin Email Will the developer of proposed subdivision at 1a and 1b Northcott Drive be asked to contribute to the cost of this project. He will undoubtedly benefit from this sewage line which runs along side his proposed subdivision. Council ratepayers should not be subsidising his development costs. link

    Will the developer of proposed subdivision at 1a and 1b Northcott Drive be asked to contribute to the cost of this project. He will undoubtedly benefit from this sewage line which runs along side his proposed subdivision. Council ratepayers should not be subsidising his development costs.

    Dennis Thomson asked about 2 years ago

    The concept design submitted for the DA at 1A and 1B Northcott Dr (not yet determined), provides for a pressure sewer system i.e. their sewer connection/scheme is independent of the of the proposed Project works.

    Projects of this nature (that service new developments) are paid for from Section 64 contributions (developer contributions) – they are not subsidised by general residential rates. Council’s current S64 plan can be found - https://lismore.nsw.gov.au/files/Development_Servicing_Plans_for_Water_Supply_and_Wastewater.pdf

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