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The Bay Avenue Sewer Pump Station, located adjacent to 385 Bay Avenue in Parksville, BC, conveys about 85% of the City of Parksville's wastewater to the French Creek Pollution Control Centre.
The Bay Avenue Sewer Pump Station was originally constructed in 1978 and upgraded in 1997 and 2003. It must be upgraded again to increase pumping capacity and meet the current standards for Flood Construction Levels to protect critical electrical and control system components at the pump station and mitigate a potential environmental release.
The current budget estimate is $3.4 million including engineering fees and construction.
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The Bay Avenue Sewer Pump Station, located adjacent to 385 Bay Avenue in Parksville, BC, conveys about 85% of the City of Parksville's wastewater to the French Creek Pollution Control Centre.
The Bay Avenue Sewer Pump Station was originally constructed in 1978 and upgraded in 1997 and 2003. It must be upgraded again to increase pumping capacity and meet the current standards for Flood Construction Levels to protect critical electrical and control system components at the pump station and mitigate a potential environmental release.
The current budget estimate is $3.4 million including engineering fees and construction.
How you can get involved!
To stay informed of project updates, please:
Register by clicking the "register to get involved" tab on the right-hand side of the page. By registering you will be kept up-to-date with progress on this project through our electronic communication.
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23 Oct 2019
At the RDN Regular Board Meeting on October 22, 2019, the RDN Board awarded the contract for detailed design for the Bay Avenue Sewer Pump Station Upgrade to Koers & Associates Engineering for $454,847 (Motion 19-413).
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Timeline
Preliminary Design
Bay Avenue Pump Station Upgrades has finished this stage
2017
Peer review of project components
Bay Avenue Pump Station Upgrades has finished this stage
2018
Detailed Design
Bay Avenue Pump Station Upgrades is currently at this stage
2019 to 2020
Construction
this is an upcoming stage for Bay Avenue Pump Station Upgrades