Brindabella's central plant

Martin Osolnik, Daryl Jackson Alastair Swayn
Department of the Environment and Heritage, June 2005
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Waterless urinals and all the A grade fittings and they're all hands free activation on all the taps in the bathrooms etc.

So it's a sort of measured dose, and also auto flush cycles on all the toilets so it takes the chance of someone leaving a tap on or something running out of the equation.

Actually it's a very positive thing because people don't seem to like touching things in a bathroom so it's had a very positive reception from everyone about that.

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