West Caledon storage facility and transmission main
Background
Peel Region completed the 2020 Water and Wastewater Master Plan for the Lake-based Systems which identified the need to construct a new pressure zone 7 water storage and transmission infrastructure for West Caledon. This Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (EA) will support this recommendation by developing, evaluating, and selecting a preferred storage facility and transmission main route to service the projected growth within the study area to 2051.
Process
The study will follow the Schedule C Municipal Class EA process, which includes:
- Satisfying Phases 1-4 of the Class EA Process
- Holding public and agency stakeholder meetings
- Providing a solution that best meets the needs of existing and future servicing areas
- Investigating alternative long-term servicing strategies, routes, and design concepts
- Confirming the preferred plan including routes, sites, design, and schedule
Your input is important
Three Public Information Centres (PICs) will be held to present the findings of the Class EA and to provide an opportunity to give feedback to the project team.
PIC No. 2 – Held September 20, 2023
PIC No. 2 will outline the evaluation of the solution alternatives within the Infrastructure Focus Area, discuss the findings as per the Technical Discipline Studies, and present the selected preliminary preferred servicing solution including the location of the storage facility and transmission main alignment.
PIC No. 1 – Held November 9, 2022
PIC No. 1 the background and objectives of the study, the Class EA process, the development, evaluation, and recommendation of the preliminary preferred storage type, and the selected preliminary preferred focus area for the new storage facility.
Notice of Commencement
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Sogol Bandehali, MSc., P.Eng.
Project Manager, Infrastructure Planning - Growth
Public Works
Region of Peel
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