Elevated Tank and Booster Pump Station Environmental Assessment Study
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Lakefront Utility Services Inc. (LUSI) is conducting a Study to address capacity limitations in the Town of Cobourg’s drinking water system. This study will identify the preferred location for a new Elevated Tank and Booster Pump Station. The need for this project was documented in theTown of Cobourg’s Drinking Water System Master Plan, completed in 2021.
This study follows the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (EA) process. The Municipal Class EA process is a consistent, objective, and transparent process to plan public infrastructure. The process provides opportunities for the public, government agencies, First Nation and Metis communities, and other interested persons to give feedback and guide decision making.
Various potential locations were identified for the new Elevated Tank and Booster Pump Station. Each location was evaluated based on its impact to the natural environment, social/ cultural impacts, technical merits and financial cost. The findings of the Study include the evaluation of the various sites and how the preferred site was selected.
Goal of Community Engagement The goal of this engagement project is to gather community feedback on the preferred solution identified by the Study. Comments will be taken into consideration for the completion of the final Project File Report.
Objectives are to
Gather feedback from customers and stakeholders on the findings and recommendations of the Study.
Identify a preferred solution that adequately considers, and addresses feedback received.
How to get involved
To share your thoughts on the Study, please contribute to the following public engagement opportunities below:
Lakefront Utility Services Inc. (LUSI) is conducting a Study to address capacity limitations in the Town of Cobourg’s drinking water system. This study will identify the preferred location for a new Elevated Tank and Booster Pump Station. The need for this project was documented in theTown of Cobourg’s Drinking Water System Master Plan, completed in 2021.
This study follows the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (EA) process. The Municipal Class EA process is a consistent, objective, and transparent process to plan public infrastructure. The process provides opportunities for the public, government agencies, First Nation and Metis communities, and other interested persons to give feedback and guide decision making.
Various potential locations were identified for the new Elevated Tank and Booster Pump Station. Each location was evaluated based on its impact to the natural environment, social/ cultural impacts, technical merits and financial cost. The findings of the Study include the evaluation of the various sites and how the preferred site was selected.
Goal of Community Engagement The goal of this engagement project is to gather community feedback on the preferred solution identified by the Study. Comments will be taken into consideration for the completion of the final Project File Report.
Objectives are to
Gather feedback from customers and stakeholders on the findings and recommendations of the Study.
Identify a preferred solution that adequately considers, and addresses feedback received.
How to get involved
To share your thoughts on the Study, please contribute to the following public engagement opportunities below: