Recycled Water Guidelines - Victoria

• Victoria Government Department of Health refers to the Australian Guidelines for Water Recycling for use of recycled water and alternative water sources. 
• Guidelines for Environmental Management: Dual pipe water recycling schemes - Health and environmental risk  management
• EPA Guidelines on the Use of Reclaimed Water - Guidelines for Environmental Management
• Victorian Government - Department of Health - Guide for completion of a Recycled Water Quality Management Plan    
• The Victorian Government Department of Health is also developing guidelines for water recycling in health care facilities    
• EPA Victoria 2005 Guidelines for Environmental Management: Dual pipe water recycling schemes - Health and environmental risk  management 
• Class A reclaimed water supply to residential properties: The management framework (2003)

EPA Victoria resource page on reusing and recycling water Reclaimed water derived from treated sewage is widely recognised as a valuable and sustainable water  resource. EPA Victoria’s Guidelines for Environmental Management (GEM): Use of Reclaimed Water  (Publication 464.2) describes the environmental and health controls necessary to enable the highest class of  reclaimed water (class A) to be supplied via a third pipe network for non-potable residential uses such as  garden watering and toilet flushing.

Stormwater

EPA Victoria guidelines and resources on stormwater

Greywater

EPA Guidelines on Household Greywater Reuse

Irrigation and Agriculture

Melbourne Water – Water Recycling Includes: Recycling water for a greener future, Quality of recycled water, Irrigation schemes and recycled water  in the Eastern region, Irrigation schemes and recycled water in the Western region including residential  developments, Other recycling initiatives (Onsite water recycling, Aquifer storage and recharge, Domestic water  recycling), Supply of recycled water.