Arthur P. Kennedy Water Treatment Plant Reservoir Expansion

Background

Peel Region is responsible for the safe and continued delivery of municipal water and wastewater services to its residents.

Peel’s Water and Wastewater Master Plan (2020) and updated 2051 population forecast has identified that current treated water storage capacity is insufficient at the Arthur P. Kennedy Water Treatment Plant (WTP) for the planned growth. To address the need to increase the water storage capacity, Peel has completed a Schedule ‘C’ Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (Class EA) for the planned reservoir expansion at the Arthur P. Kennedy WTP.

This project identified a preferred solution and design concept that provides a cost-effective and environmentally sound means of providing additional treated water storage to ensure long-term reliable water treatment and supply of this lake-based system. The study area extended from Lakeshore Road East southerly to Lake Ontario, and from just east of Montbeck Crescent to East Avenue to the western limits of the Douglas Kennedy Park.

The Process

The study followed a Schedule ‘C’ Class EA, including:

Phase 1: A review of background information and identification of the problem/opportunity statement
Phase 2: An evaluation of alternative solutions
Phase 3: Identification and Evaluation of alternative design concepts for preferred solution
Phase 4: Documentation of the process and its results in an Environmental Study Report (ESR)
Phase 5: Conceptual design and implementation

We want to hear from you

Public consultation is an important part of the EA process.

Peel Region is committed to ensure that all regional services, programs, and facilities are inclusive and accessible for persons with disabilities. Please contact the Project Manager if you need any accommodations to provide comments or feedback for this study.

Janice Hatton
Project Manager, Engineering - Water Treatment and Facilities
Engineering Services Division
Public Works
Peel Region