4.3.2 FOUNDING OF THE WASTEWATER ASSOCIATION
In order to fulfill compulsory municipal duties, the Wastewater Association of Königsbrück was founded on January 14, 1991. The association comprises the city of Königsbrück, the municipalities of Laußnitz and Höckendorf, and the former municipalities of Schmorkau and Weißbach. The founding of the wastewater association was preceded by the realization that one of the essential foundations for the further development of the region was the solving of the wastewater problem.
The administrative territory of the association includes a population equivalent of about 9,000 inhabitants, 8,000 of which actually live in the territory and 1,000 of which are business-related.

http://www.umweltbundesamt.org/wsektor/wasserdoku/english/s1...


Water/wastewater treatment association

TRUMAU-SCHÖNAU, AUSTRIA: Gemeindeabwasserverband Trumau-Schönau is a joint municipal wastewater treatment plant situated in lower Austria on the edge of the well-known Gumpoldskirchen winegrowing district.

The Trumau-Schönau wastewater treatment plant serves seven smaller communities in the region with a total of 18,000 inhabitants.

http://www.grundfos.com/web/grfosweb.nsf/Webopslag/1D74324D6...

Representatives of communal corporations for supply and disposal of (waste) water, water and wastewater associations, cooperative societies, operating companies of commercial and industrial water and sewage networks, credit institutes, manufacturers of water and wastewater systems, property developers, planning engineering offices, consulters, public administration institutions and universities took part in the congress.

http://www.uni-leipzig.de/~grw/lit/texte_099/86a__2000/86a_2...