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Douglas Road Sewer
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Air Management Facility - Colebrook Park
Air Management Facility - Highway 91
Air Management Facility - Under Alex Fraser Bridge
Albert Street Sewer
Annacis Island Wastewater Treatment Plant
Gilbert Road Sewer
Highbury Interceptor Air Management Facility
Jervis Pump Station Upgrade
North Road Sewer
North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant
South Surrey Interceptor
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Community Engagement in Liquid Waste Services
How Metro Vancouver involves the public in projects and plans
Air Management Facility - Colebrook Park (City of Surrey)
In recent years, there have been odour issues related to the South Surrey Interceptor. Metro Vancouver is taking steps to address odour by constructing a series of air management facilities.
Air Management Facility - Highway 91 (City of Delta)
In recent years, there have been odour issues related to the South Surrey Interceptor. Metro Vancouver is taking steps to address odour by constructing a series of air management facilities.
Air Management Facility - Under Alex Fraser Bridge (City of Delta)
In recent years, there have been odour issues related to the South Surrey Interceptor. Metro Vancouver is taking steps to address odour by constructing a series of air management facilities.
Albert Street Sewer (City of Port Moody)
Metro Vancouver is upgrading the sewer along Seaforth Way, Clarke Road and Spring Street starting in summer 2019. The new sewer pipe will be designed to prevent sewage backups and spills, and accommodate future growth in the cities of Port Moody and Coquitlam.
Annacis Island Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements (City of Delta)
Information on ongoing plant improvements, including a new outfall, to meet the needs of the region’s growing population.
Douglas Road Sewer (City of Burnaby)
In order to accommodate future growth in the City of Burnaby, Metro Vancouver is building a new sewer called the Douglas Road Sewer
Gilbert Road Sewer (City of Richmond)
Multi-phase project to upgrade and twin an existing sewer between Elmbridge Way and Lulu Island Wastewater Treatment Plant.
Highbury Interceptor Air Management Facility (City of Vancouver)
Construction of an air management facility near a large sewer (interceptor) in Musqueam Park to treat sewer odour.
Jervis Pump Station Upgrade
Metro Vancouver will be adding a back-up power supply to the existing Jervis Pump Station to provide a reliable power supply during power outages.
Northwest Langley Wastewater Treatment Projects
The new plant will be able to service approximately 230,000 people by 2026, including residents and businesses in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows, while continuing to provide secondary treatment.
North Road Sewer (City of Burnaby and City of Coquitlam)
The North Road Sewer pipe collects sewage from Burnaby and Coquitlam, and carries it to the Annacis Island Wastewater Treatment Plant.
North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant (District of North Vancouver)
Includes information on public meetings, advisory groups and background information on the new secondary treatment plant being planned for the North Shore.
Sapperton Pump Station & Cumberland Point Green Space (City of New Westminster)
Metro Vancouver is developing new green space, extending the Brunette-Fraser Regional Greenway, and building a new pumping station at Sapperton Landing in the City of New Westminster.
South Surrey Interceptor (City of Surrey)
Multi-phase project to construct an additional sewer pipe beside the existing South Surrey Interceptor sewer.
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Why build a new wastewater treatment plant?
The existing Lions Gate Wastewater Treatment Plant has provided primary treatment for over 50 years. New federal regulations and the Province require that wastewater treatment on the North Shore be upgraded from primary treatment to secondary treatment.
Construction Updates
The latest on activity on and around the project site.
About the Design
Final design of the plant will build on the principles resulting from the Indicative Design, which was developed with the community in 2013. The design will be subject to the District of North Vancouver’s Development Permit Process.
Conveyance Project
Metro Vancouver will build a new pump station and two pipes to move (or convey) wastewater from the existing Lions Gate Wastewater Treatment Plant to the new North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant, and then bring the treated wastewater from the new plant to the existing outfall.
Project Timeline
Project phases and timeline.
Working with the Community
Since 2012, Metro Vancouver has worked closely with the community to design and plan for the new wastewater treatment plant.
Procurement and Funding
A Public-Private-Partnership approach will be used for the design-build and construction financing (DBF) of the new plant.