Second Narrows Water Supply Tunnel

<div class="ExternalClassF1001AB2A84642FD84F998C4F1C6804C"><p>To meet growing demand for drinking water in the region, Metro Vancouver is planning to construct a new water supply tunnel deep under Burrard Inlet, east of the Ironworkers Memorial Bridge between the District of North Vancouver and the City of Burnaby. The tunnel will be one of five new water supply tunnel crossings in the region built to withstand a major earthquake. When complete, the tunnel will increase the capacity of the existing system to ensure the continued, reliable delivery of clean, safe drinking water in a growing region, and will meet current seismic standards.</p></div>

Under the Burrard Inlet, east of Iron Workers Memorial Bridge between the Metro Vancouver works yard in North Vancouver and Montrose Park in Burnaby

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Timeline of the Second Narrows Water Supply Tunnel	http://www.metrovancouver.org/services/water/construction-maintenance/ConstructionProjectPictures/_t/SNWST-Timeline_JPG.jpg	http://www.metrovancouver.org/services/water/construction-maintenance/ConstructionProjectPictures/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=73&RootFolder=/services/water/construction-maintenance/ConstructionProjectPictures	Timeline of the Second Narrows Water Supply Tunnel
Alignment map of the Second Narrows Supply Tunnel	http://www.metrovancouver.org/services/water/construction-maintenance/ConstructionProjectPictures/_t/Map-Alignment-SNWST-2018-Feb_jpg.jpg	http://www.metrovancouver.org/services/water/construction-maintenance/ConstructionProjectPictures/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=74&RootFolder=/services/water/construction-maintenance/ConstructionProjectPictures	Alignment map of the Second Narrows Supply Tunnel
Cross section of the Second Narrows Supply Tunnel	http://www.metrovancouver.org/services/water/construction-maintenance/ConstructionProjectPictures/_t/Cross_Section-SNWST_2018-Feb_jpg.jpg	http://www.metrovancouver.org/services/water/construction-maintenance/ConstructionProjectPictures/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=75&RootFolder=/services/water/construction-maintenance/ConstructionProjectPictures	Cross section of the Second Narrows Supply Tunnel

<div class="ExternalClass6E823108EAD24997ACB16EF42890D8B6"><p> <strong>Public Engagement</strong><br>To meet growing demand for drinking water in the region, Metro Vancouver is planning to construct a new water supply tunnel deep under Burrard Inlet, east of the Ironworkers Memorial Bridge between the District of North Vancouver and the City of Burnaby. The tunnel will be one of five new water supply tunnel crossings in the region built to withstand a major earthquake. When complete, the tunnel will increase the capacity of the existing system to ensure the continued, reliable delivery of clean, safe drinking water in a growing region, and will meet current seismic standards.</p><p><strong>How your input will be used</strong><br> The Second Narrows Water Supply Tunnel project team is committed to sharing information and providing opportunities for community input. The input gathered through public engagement is important to us. The project team will consider all input, along with technical and financial information, to incorporate into project plans where possible. </p><p> </p> </div>

Second Narrows Water Supply Tunnel Fact Sheet

http://www.metrovancouver.org/services/water/construction-maintenance/ConstructionProjectPublications/FactSheet-2018-Feb.pdf

Second Narrows Water Supply Tunnel Fact Sheet

2018 to 2023

<div class="ExternalClass206EA6CC18614BEBA3CE9E0A7FEB3CE0"><p><strong>Mon. to Fri. (8 am - 4:30 pm)</strong></p><p>Metro Vancouver<br>Information Centre<br>604-432-6200 <br><strong>Email:</strong><br><a href="mailto:icentre@metrovancouver.org?subject=Port Mann Supply Project"> Information Centre</a></p></div>

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