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The Water, Wastewater and Stormwater (W/WW/SWM) Master Plan is a strategic and comprehensive growth and infrastructure planning study to provide a basis for decision making to shape the City’s future growth.
The W/WW/SWM Master Plan consists of a review of growth projections, servicing policies, design criteria and completion of public consultation and servicing strategy evaluation under the Municipal Engineers Association Class Environmental Assessment Master Plan Process. The population and employment projection inputs are developed by the City planning department under the GRIDS 2 process and will consist of population, employment and densities within existing (Infill/Intensification) areas and new Greenfield growth to 2051.
The study will determine the short and long-term water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure needs to support growth to the year 2051.
The integrated Master Plan will:
Provide a strategic vision for the 2041 and 2051 planning horizons to accommodate future growth, and ensure safe, clean drinking water and environmental protection
Ensure safe, sustainable and optimized water and wastewater services
Provide a business case for the need, timing and cost of water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure in an integrated process
Public input is an important part of the Class EA process. There are several times throughout the Class EA process where there is opportunity for public and stakeholders to provide their input. For this study public consultation will occur:
Early in the process to introduce the study and to get public feedback (Notice of Commencement).
Once the alternatives have been evaluated and the preliminary preferred solution has been selected (PIC #2).
Once the study is completed the Master Plan Report will be placed on public record for a minimum 30-day review period (Notice of Study Completion).
The Water, Wastewater and Stormwater (W/WW/SWM) Master Plan is a strategic and comprehensive growth and infrastructure planning study to provide a basis for decision making to shape the City’s future growth.
The W/WW/SWM Master Plan consists of a review of growth projections, servicing policies, design criteria and completion of public consultation and servicing strategy evaluation under the Municipal Engineers Association Class Environmental Assessment Master Plan Process. The population and employment projection inputs are developed by the City planning department under the GRIDS 2 process and will consist of population, employment and densities within existing (Infill/Intensification) areas and new Greenfield growth to 2051.
The study will determine the short and long-term water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure needs to support growth to the year 2051.
The integrated Master Plan will:
Provide a strategic vision for the 2041 and 2051 planning horizons to accommodate future growth, and ensure safe, clean drinking water and environmental protection
Ensure safe, sustainable and optimized water and wastewater services
Provide a business case for the need, timing and cost of water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure in an integrated process
Public input is an important part of the Class EA process. There are several times throughout the Class EA process where there is opportunity for public and stakeholders to provide their input. For this study public consultation will occur:
Early in the process to introduce the study and to get public feedback (Notice of Commencement).
Once the alternatives have been evaluated and the preliminary preferred solution has been selected (PIC #2).
Once the study is completed the Master Plan Report will be placed on public record for a minimum 30-day review period (Notice of Study Completion).
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Water, Wastewater, and Stormwater Master Plan is currently at this stage
Background review of the systems including existing opportunities and constraints, and identification of the project Problem and Opportunity Statement to assist in defining the overall project scope.
Phase 2 - Identify & Evaluate Alternative Solutions
this is an upcoming stage for Water, Wastewater, and Stormwater Master Plan
Identify and evaluate alternative solutions to determine a preferred solution for the systems while taking input from the public and other stakeholders into consideration.
Develop Master Plan Report
this is an upcoming stage for Water, Wastewater, and Stormwater Master Plan
Notice of Study Completion & 30 Day Review
this is an upcoming stage for Water, Wastewater, and Stormwater Master Plan
All comments and responses received during the 30-day review period will be considered and, where applicable, included in the Master Plan Report file