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Did you know there are over 800km of sanitary sewer mains underneath our city?
What issues or concerns do you have about our existing sanitary infrastructure?
What do we need to consider to expand that infrastructure as our community grows?
The Study
The City is creating an Integrated Sanitary Master Plan to make sure we meet our sanitary service needs now and in the future. We will be reviewing existing conditions and developing an assessment of alternative solutions. You will have the opportunity to give input on the project objectives and on the proposed alternative solutions. We will then identify a preferred alternative based on our technical review and on the outcomes of our public consultations.
Our study follows an approved process under the Ontario Environmental Assessment Act. For more details, please read the Notice of Study Commencement.
How can you take part?
We want to hear from you! Use the "Subscribe" button at the top right-hand corner to get updates. If you have questions, please use the Questions tool below. You can also contact us for more information.
Did you know there are over 800km of sanitary sewer mains underneath our city?
What issues or concerns do you have about our existing sanitary infrastructure?
What do we need to consider to expand that infrastructure as our community grows?
The Study
The City is creating an Integrated Sanitary Master Plan to make sure we meet our sanitary service needs now and in the future. We will be reviewing existing conditions and developing an assessment of alternative solutions. You will have the opportunity to give input on the project objectives and on the proposed alternative solutions. We will then identify a preferred alternative based on our technical review and on the outcomes of our public consultations.
Our study follows an approved process under the Ontario Environmental Assessment Act. For more details, please read the Notice of Study Commencement.
How can you take part?
We want to hear from you! Use the "Subscribe" button at the top right-hand corner to get updates. If you have questions, please use the Questions tool below. You can also contact us for more information.
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Please share your feedback on this project. Watch the presentation, then answer these three questions. Additionally, please take a few seconds to answer our 'Quick Poll' on the right hand side of this page, to tell us what format you prefer for future PICs for the Integrated Sanitary Master Plan. This forum will close on August 8, 2022.
1. What are some of the key issues important to you that we should take into account during this study?
2. We recognize there is a problem to solve and an opportunity here. The City of Kitchener has a sanitary sewer infrastructure to manage for future generations. Population growth in the city will cause strain on aging infrastructure. It may also create the need for new infrastructure. This project will review the sanitary sewers and pumping stations, and then identify solutions. By doing this, we can provide a reliable and sustainable sanitary servicing system now and in the future.
Do you agree with this problem and opportunity statement? Are there any other considerations you feel we should include?
3. We will assess alternative solutions in different ways. We will consider the social, economic and environmental effects of each solution. We will also look at technical and financial considerations.
After watching the presentation, do you agree with the evaluation criteria? Are there any other criteria that we should consider?