Dave Proctor is the Engineer to Contract for Hamilton City Council’s Peacocke Strategic Wastewater Pumping Station project. This project aims to support the growth of Hamilton’s new Peacocke community while alleviating pressure on the city’s wastewater network.
Key features of the project include:
- New Wastewater Pump Station: Designed to handle up to 1.8 million litres of wastewater, this station plays a critical role in managing the area’s wastewater needs.
- Innovative Infrastructure: The pump station will pump wastewater up and over the new bridge across the Waikato River, showcasing advanced engineering solutions.
- Largest in Hamilton: The Peacocke wastewater transfer station is the largest of its kind in Hamilton City, demonstrating significant investment in infrastructure to support community growth.
- Substantial Below-Ground Construction: Much of the pump station is built up to 8.5 meters below ground level, ensuring efficiency and resilience.
- Cultural and Educational Elements: The above-ground structure features artwork and interpretive signage, providing insight into the area’s history and cultural significance.
