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Nanoose Bay Pollution Control Centre (NBPCC) treats wastewater from about 1,400 people and businesses in the Fairwinds area of Nanoose Bay. NBPCC currently provides chemically-enhanced primary treatment. An upgrade is underway to meet provincial and federal regulations requirements which require that all municipal wastewater treatment facilities provide secondary treatment or better. The RDN's Liquid Waste Management Plan identifies a timeline to provide secondary treatment at NBPCC by 2023.
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