Wastewater Master Plan Development

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The Municipality of Leamington is developing a Wastewater Master Plan (WWMP) for the Pollution Control Centre (PCC). This initiative aims to enhance the performance of our wastewater infrastructure, ensuring it can meet the needs of Leamington's growing community over the next 20 years. The WWMP will guide how the Municipality delivers wastewater treatment services, focusing on cost-effective, environmentally sustainable solutions that reflect the values and priorities of our residents.

About the Study

The study area for the WWMP includes the Leamington PCC and extends to the facility’s property line. Currently, the plant handles and treats wastewater from residential and light industrial sources across Leamington. However, a recent capacity analysis has identified several bottlenecks within the system. These bottlenecks are limiting the plant’s efficiency, capacity, and ability to support future growth in our Municipality.

To address these challenges, the WWMP will explore strategies to optimize existing infrastructure. This may involve unlocking additional capacity within the current plant through targeted improvements. If further capacity is needed to support anticipated growth, the plan will consider options for expanding capacity within the site’s existing boundaries.

Plan Phases and Community Involvement

The WWMP will outline a series of recommended projects across three timeframes:

  • Short-Term (0-5 years): Immediate priorities to enhance plant performance.
  • Medium-Term (6-10 years): Projects aimed at meeting mid-range growth forecasts.
  • Long-Term (11-20 years): Long-term strategies to ensure our infrastructure remains robust and adaptable.

The plan will detail expected capital costs, implementation timelines, and any additional studies that may be required for each project.

Community input is vital to the success of the WWMP. Throughout the planning process, the Municipality will engage with residents and local stakeholders to gather feedback and ensure the plan aligns with community needs and values. Public meetings, surveys, and other outreach activities will be conducted to keep you informed and involved every step of the way.

Get Involved

We encourage all Leamington residents to participate in the development of the Wastewater Master Plan. Your insights and feedback are crucial in helping us shape a plan that not only meets our infrastructure needs but also reflects the values of our community.

Stay tuned for upcoming opportunities to engage with the project team, share your thoughts, and learn more about how we are planning for the future of Leamington’s wastewater services.

The Municipality of Leamington is developing a Wastewater Master Plan (WWMP) for the Pollution Control Centre (PCC). This initiative aims to enhance the performance of our wastewater infrastructure, ensuring it can meet the needs of Leamington's growing community over the next 20 years. The WWMP will guide how the Municipality delivers wastewater treatment services, focusing on cost-effective, environmentally sustainable solutions that reflect the values and priorities of our residents.

About the Study

The study area for the WWMP includes the Leamington PCC and extends to the facility’s property line. Currently, the plant handles and treats wastewater from residential and light industrial sources across Leamington. However, a recent capacity analysis has identified several bottlenecks within the system. These bottlenecks are limiting the plant’s efficiency, capacity, and ability to support future growth in our Municipality.

To address these challenges, the WWMP will explore strategies to optimize existing infrastructure. This may involve unlocking additional capacity within the current plant through targeted improvements. If further capacity is needed to support anticipated growth, the plan will consider options for expanding capacity within the site’s existing boundaries.

Plan Phases and Community Involvement

The WWMP will outline a series of recommended projects across three timeframes:

  • Short-Term (0-5 years): Immediate priorities to enhance plant performance.
  • Medium-Term (6-10 years): Projects aimed at meeting mid-range growth forecasts.
  • Long-Term (11-20 years): Long-term strategies to ensure our infrastructure remains robust and adaptable.

The plan will detail expected capital costs, implementation timelines, and any additional studies that may be required for each project.

Community input is vital to the success of the WWMP. Throughout the planning process, the Municipality will engage with residents and local stakeholders to gather feedback and ensure the plan aligns with community needs and values. Public meetings, surveys, and other outreach activities will be conducted to keep you informed and involved every step of the way.

Get Involved

We encourage all Leamington residents to participate in the development of the Wastewater Master Plan. Your insights and feedback are crucial in helping us shape a plan that not only meets our infrastructure needs but also reflects the values of our community.

Stay tuned for upcoming opportunities to engage with the project team, share your thoughts, and learn more about how we are planning for the future of Leamington’s wastewater services.

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Page published: 20 Aug 2024, 11:58 AM