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Joint Wastewater Master Plan Stage 4 Final Plan Executive Committee June 11, 2018 Agenda Overview Progress Engagement Issues and Opportunities Themes Capital Improvements Recommendations 2


  1. Joint Wastewater Master Plan Stage 4 – Final Plan Executive Committee June 11, 2018

  2. Agenda • Overview • Progress • Engagement • Issues and Opportunities – Themes • Capital Improvements • Recommendations 2

  3. Organization Alignment  Abbotsford  Mission 3

  4. Progress 4

  5. Engagement STAGE 1 Farmers Market (Abbotsford and Mission) Canada Day Council Joint Shared Service Committee (JSSC) PUBLIC Stage 1 – Sept. 14, 2017 Stage 2 – Nov. 9, 2018 EVENTS Stage 3 – Mar. 22, 2018 STAGE 2 Stage 4 – May 17, 2018 Abbotsford Seven Oaks Mall Mission Leisure Centre STAGE 3 Abbotsford Clearbook Library Mission Leisure Centre 5

  6. Purpose PHASEABLE, AFFORDABLE, RESILENT, SUSTAINABLE, INCREMENTAL, FLEXIBLE AND GRANTABLE 6

  7. Issues and Opportunities 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

  8. Themes BUILDING CAPACITY 6 4 RESOURCE RECOVERY 2 3 SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY 1 RESILIENT SYSTEM 8 5

  9. Building Capacity • Support residential, industrial, commercial and institutional growth for the next 25 years • Identify system upgrades and timing • Review extra strength loading and rates – Consult with industries on potential rate adjustments and options to address growth 9

  10. Resource Recovery • Review biosolids issue and opportunity – Request for proposals (RFP to continue with land application (early 2019) – RFP for biosolids master plan • Review biogas opportunity – Issue RFP for interest in either sale of excess biogas or provide district heat to nearby industrial or agricultural buildings – Seek grant opportunities for cogeneration 10

  11. Sustainable community • Review odour issue – Continuous monitoring at the Plant to achieve the goal of good neighbour and non-detectable odours off the Plant property 11

  12. Resilient System • Proposed Master Plan will incorporate seismic and floodproofing considerations – Maximize usage on existing assets towards end of life – New plant will be constructed on secured ground – Plant will be brought up to 12.2 m elevation 12

  13. Proposed Upgrades Liquid Train Roadmap Inlet and Primary Treatment Upgrade Secondary Solids Handling treatment & Digester upgrade Upgrade ($54M) ($124M) Secondary Clarifiers Upgrade ($48M) Plant has adequate capacity Enhanced Primary for next 5-10 years Treatment ($1M) 2016 2021 2026 2031 2036 2041 (Resiliency) Phosphorus/Orthophosphate: (Resiliency) preparation • preparation West Site East Site – Additional monitoring – Phosphorus management plan 13

  14. Proposed Annual Capital Expenditures (2018 dollars) $250 MILLIONS New Digesters & $200 Solids Handling ANNUAL EXPENDITURE (MILLIONS) New Liquid $54M Treatment Plant Ground Ground (West Site) $150 Improvement & Improvement $124M Flood proofing & Flood proofing (West Site) (East Site) $88M $83M $100 New Secondary Enhanced Clarifiers primary treatment $48M $50 $1M Approved Budget Items $0 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 2037 2038 2039 2040 2041 2042 2043 2044 Potential grant (2/3 project costs) Ground Improvements Liquid Train New Secondary Clarifiers Solids Handling 2017 Approved Budget 15

  15. Highlights • Seismic and Flood proofing ~$141 M – West and East sites Proposed capital plan (to 2041): • – Proposed new plant ~$260 M – Current capital plan (Renewal and replacements) ~$155 M Grants will be sought for major projects. • Future master plans (every 5 years) to • * review innovative technologies *Only if required 16

  16. Recommendations • THAT the Joint Wastewater Master Plan, be adopted; and THAT it be used to develop a long term financial plan. • 17

  17. QUESTIONS / COMMENTS ? 18

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