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Iona Island Wastewater Treatment Plant Projects

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Iona Island Wastewater Treatment Plant ProjectsIona Island Wastewater Treatment Plant Projects<div class="ExternalClass2E9DDD35447346A79F508B887F2EFE19"><p>The Iona Island Wastewater Treatment Plant is being upgraded to ensure continued protection of public health and the environment in a growing region.<br></p><p>Metro Vancouver wants to ensure the wastewater treatment plant makes a positive contribution to the health and well-being of people and the environment. A number of ecological restoration projects are planned in coordination with the plant upgrades. <br></p><h3>About the treatment plant </h3><p>The Iona Island Wastewater Treatment Plant was built in 1963 and today serves approximately 750,000 residents. The plant serves residents in the Vancouver Sewerage Area, which includes Vancouver, parts of Burnaby and Richmond, the University Endowment Lands, and UBC. The facility processes about 200 billion litres of wastewater each year. </p><p> The upgraded plant and complementary ecological projects are being designed to provide:</p><ul><li> <strong>Tertiary wastewater treatment</strong> to improve the treated wastewater quality being discharged to the Salish Sea</li><li> <strong>Ecological restoration projects</strong> to restore Iona Beach Regional Park’s diverse and sensitive ecosystems, build climate resilience, increase park visitor connection to nature, and create integration between the wastewater treatment plant and Park</li><li> <strong>Resource recovery opportunities</strong> to help support the region’s carbon neutrality objectives, by recovering important resources such as reclaimed water for non-potable uses, and biogas captured and used at the plant to generate heat for operations as well as supply for renewable natural gas to the Fortis BC natural gas distribution system</li><li> <strong>Extensive ground improvements</strong> to protect the plant from earthquake events and account for future sea level rise this century</li></ul><p>​The Iona Island Wastewater Treatment Plant Projects are in the early works and preliminary design phase, with work to prepare the site underway.</p></div>City of Richmond

 

 

Early works and priority activitiesEarly works and priority activities<div class="ExternalClass7791B8C435C24657AD2860FD34DBD9AC"><p>Metro Vancouver continues to deliver early works and priority activities to prepare the site and inform design. Visitors to xʷəyeyət /Iona Island may see crews conducting work related to the following activities:</p><ul><li>Clean out of treated sludge lagoons west of the existing treatment plant<br></li><li>Design of a barge berth for transportation of construction materials to and from Iona Island</li><li>Removal of biosolids stockpiles east of the existing treatment plant</li><li>Geotechnical investigations, on land and in-water around Iona Island</li><li>Technical studies for ecological restoration projects</li><li>Work to obtain required permits and approvals</li><li>Improvements to roads and upgraded electrical servicing on Sea Island and Iona Island<br></li></ul><p>We will keep you updated about what to expect on xʷəyeyət/Iona Island and in the surrounding area as the projects progress.</p>​<span id="ms-rterangecursor-start"></span><span id="ms-rterangecursor-end"></span><br></div>
Lagoon clean outLagoon clean out<div class="ExternalClass65C8BB8C08F5416099FB5E64A6A4713A"><p>Over the next seven years, the existing treated sludge lagoons will be cleaned out to prepare the site and support wastewater treatment plant upgrade construction. Each area will be re-purposed for alternate uses during and after project construction. The sludge lagoons will eventually be transitioned to wetlands, terrestrial habitat, and park amenities that will be integrated into Iona Beach Regional Park.</p><p>During clean out operations, a barge floats on the lagoon surface and dredges out biosolids from the bottom of the lagoon. Liquid biosolids are then pumped through two centrifuges located on a concrete dewatering pad to separate the water and biosolids.</p><p>In spring 2023, water is expected to be removed from the southeast lagoon. Clean out operations on the other sludge lagoons will begin in spring 2024 for approximately nine months, and occur yearly until 2030. Work will occur from 6:00 am to 7:00 pm, Monday to Saturday.</p><p>Metro Vancouver will continue to monitor and mitigate noise, odour, and wildlife impacts throughout operations.</p>​<br></div>
Barge berth designBarge berth design<div class="ExternalClassF5BA0A72250046298DA0D5F6DDE4A483"><p>Metro Vancouver is planning to reduce traffic impacts related to construction of the project by bringing in a barge to transfer materials like sand. It will require construction of a temporary barge berth, which will: </p><ul><li>Improve safety for cyclists, pedestrians, and vehicles travelling to xʷəyeyət (Iona Island) </li><li>Reduce both traffic throughout the Lower Mainland and greenhouse gas emissions </li><li>Help to minimize costs and delays</li></ul><p>On October 5, 2023, Metro Vancouver will host an information session and an opportunity for community members to share their feedback on potential impacts of the barge berth. The session will provide updates on the measures that Metro Vancouver will undertake to mitigate impacts on residents.​<br></p>​​<br></div>

 

 

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Barge Berth Open HouseBarge Berth Open House<div class="ExternalClassCDCB713522FA442AA8BAF5F495537071">Metro Vancouver invites you to attend an open house for the proposed barge berth project that will support construction of the Iona Island ​​Wastewater Treatment Plant Projects.<br><br>On October 5, 2023, Metro Vancouver will host an information session and an opportunity for community members to share their feedback on potential impacts of the barge berth. The session will provide updates on the measures that Metro Vancouver will undertake to mitigate impacts on residents.<br><br>To see open house details, please visit <a href="/events/Event/2288">Iona Island Wastewater Treatment Plant Projects: Barge Berth Open House | Metro Vancouver</a>.<br></div>9/26/2023 7:00:00 AM

Community engagement

Metro Vancouver is working closely with key stakeholders, the public, and xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) Indian Band to consider their interests and the project’s fit with the community.

Metro Vancouver will:

  • Provide information in a timely manner
  • Listen to interests and priorities
  • Collaborate on how the plant is integrated with Iona Beach Regional Park and the surrounding environment
  • Collaborate on resource recovery opportunities
  • Take feedback to the project team and report back on how it has been addressed
  • Establish a single point of contact the community can reach to discuss the projects

Ongoing opportunities for engagement will continue to be provided. Please see the Community Engagement section below for previous engagement activities.

​​​​Questions or comments? Please email ionawwtp@metrovancouver.org.​​​​​

 

 

Community engagementCommunity engagement<div class="ExternalClassAFDDB1AE8E13475E805D67EE8DBFE5ED"><p>Metro Vancouver is working closely with key stakeholders, the public, and First Nations to ensure this project considers their interests and fits with the community.</p><p>You can find information on recent meetings here:</p><ul class="fa-ul"><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span><a href="/services/liquid-waste/Documents/iiwwtp-etap-meeting-summary-december-8-2022.pdf" target="_blank" title="Online meeting with Ecological Technical Advisory Panel (ETAP) – December 8, 2022">Online meeting with Ecological Technical Advisory Panel (ETAP) – December 8, 2022</a></li>​ <li> <span class="fa-li"> <i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span> <a href="/services/liquid-waste/Documents/iiwwtp-geotechnical-investigations-marine-construction-staging-communications-plan-november-11-2022.pdf" target="_blank" title="Online meeting with North Arm Fraser River Marine Users Group to finalize the Marine Users Communications and Construction Staging Plan – November 14, 2022">Online meeting with North Arm Fraser River Marine Users Group to finalize the Marine Users Communications and Construction Staging Plan – November 14, 2022</a> <ul><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span><a href="/services/liquid-waste/Documents/iiwwtp-geotechnical-investigations-presentations-november-3-2022.pdf" target="_blank" title="IIWWTP - Geotechnical Investigations - Marine Users Meeting - Presentation (November 3 2022)">Presentation</a></li><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span><a href="/services/liquid-waste/Documents/iiwwtp-geotechnical-investigations-minutes-november-3-2022.pdf" target="_blank" title="IIWWTP - Geotechnical Investigations - Marine Users Meeting - Minutes (November 3 2022)">Minutes</a><br></li></ul></li>​ <li>​Online meeting with North Arm Fraser River Marine Users Group – June 20, 2022</li><li>Online meeting with Hub Cycling – June 15, 2022</li><li>Online meeting with Ecological Technical Advisory Panel (ETAP) – June 1, 2022</li><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span><a href="/services/liquid-waste/Documents/iiwwtp-project-definition-update-meeting-summary-october-12-14-2021.pdf" target="_blank" title="Project Definition Update - Community Meeting Summary (October 12&14 2021)">Project Definition Update - Community Meeting Summary (October 12&14 2021)</a></li><li>Presentation - Online Stakeholder Meeting (Birders & Naturalists) – September 10, 2020</li><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span><a href="/services/liquid-waste/Documents/iiwwtp-birding-and-naturalists-combined-meetings-september-may2020-meeting-summary-october-13-2021.pdf" target="_blank" title="Meeting Summary - Birding and Naturalists Combined Meetings (May and September 2020)">Meeting Summary - Birding and Naturalists Combined Meetings (May and September 2020)</a></li><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span><a href="/services/liquid-waste/Documents/iiwwtp-online-stakeholder-workshop-presentation-may-13-2020.pdf" target="_blank" title="Online stakeholder workshop (Birds, lagoons & community integration) - May 13, 2020">Online stakeholder workshop (Birds, lagoons & community integration) - May 13, 2020</a></li><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span><a href="/services/liquid-waste/Documents/iiwwtp-stakeholder-workshop-presentation-april-4-2019.pdf" target="_blank" title="Stakeholder Workshop (Birds & lagoons) – Thursday April 4, 2019">Presentation - Stakeholder Workshop (Birds & lagoons) – Thursday April 4, 2019</a></li><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span>​<a href="/services/liquid-waste/Documents/iiwwtp-community-workshop-1-presentation-january-9-2019.pdf" target="_blank" title="Community Workshop #1 - Wednesday, January 9, 2019">Presentation - Community Workshop #1 - Wednesday, January 9, 2019</a></li></ul>​​<br></div>
Project definition phase (2018 – 2022)Project definition phase (2018 – 2022)<div class="ExternalClass6B35595C686C402280EDB51901185896"><h3>March 2022 Conceptual Design Approval (Stage Gate 1) APPROVED</h3><p>On March 25, 2022, the Conceptual Design was approved by the Greater Vancouver Sewerage & Drainage District (GVS&DD).</p><p>To learn more:</p><ul class="fa-ul"><li> <span class="fa-li"> <i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span> <a href="/boards/LiquidWasteCommittee/LWA_2022-Mar-9_AGE.pdf#page=65" target="_blank" title="Document​ name">Conceptual Design Report </a></li><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span><a href="/boards/meeting/2285" target="_blank" title="Conceptual Design Presentation">Conceptual Design Presentation</a></li>​ <li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span><a href="/boards/LiquidWasteCommittee/LWA_2022-Mar-9_AGE.pdf#page=80" target="_blank" title="Document​ name">Summary (Project Definition) Report March 2022</a></li>​ </ul>​​ <h4>Project Definition Engagement (2018 to February 2022)<br></h4><p>Thank you to everyone who has participated in engagement and shared feedback with us since 2018. Your input, along with the conceptual design and Project Definition Report, was shared with the Liquid Waste Committee on <a href="/boards/LiquidWasteCommittee/LWA_2022-Mar-9_AGE.pdf#page=12" target="_blank">March 9, 2022</a> and the GVS&DD Board on <a href="/boards/GVSDD/SDD_2022-Mar-25_AGE.pdf#page=11" target="_blank">March 25, 2022</a>.</p><ul><li> <a href="/boards/LiquidWasteCommittee/LWA_2022-Mar-9_AGE.pdf#page=22" target="_blank">Project Definition Engagement Summary</a> – June 2018 to February 2022</li><li>Online meeting with Deering Island Homeowners’ Society & West Southlands Residents Association – February 24, 2022</li><li>Online Stakeholder Meeting (Birders & Naturalists) – December 17, 2021</li><p></p><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span><a href="/services/liquid-waste/Documents/ii-wwtp-birders-meeting-presentation-2021-12-17.pdf" target="_blank">Presentation</a> <p></p></li><li>Online Stakeholder Meeting (Birders & Naturalists) – October 18, 2021</li><p></p><li><span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-video"></i>​</span> <a href="https://vimeo.com/637751878/728da31882" target="_blank">Meeting recording</a><p></p><p></p></li><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span><a href="/services/liquid-waste/Documents/ii-wwtp-birders-naturalists-meeting-summary-2021-10-18.pdf" target="_blank">Summary</a> <p></p></li><li>Online Community Meetings – October 12 & 14, 2021</li><p></p><li><span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-video"></i>​</span>​ <a href="https://vimeo.com/637620175/69726bbbe7" target="_blank">Meeting recording</a><p></p><p></p></li><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span><a href="/services/liquid-waste/LiquidWastePublications/MeetingSummary-IIWWTPOnlineMeetingSummary-2021-10-12-14.pdf" target="_blank">Summary</a> <p></p></li><li>Online meeting with Deering Island Homeowners’ Society – September 24, 2021</li><li>Online meeting with Vancouver Bird Advisory Committee – October 5, 2020</li><li>Online meeting with Deering Island Homeowners’ Society – September 29, 2020</li><li>Iona Beach Regional Park pop-up engagement booth – September 26, 2020</li><li>Online Stakeholder Meeting (Birders & Naturalists) – September 10, 2020</li><p></p><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span><a href="/services/liquid-waste/LiquidWastePublications/Presentation-BirdersMeeting-IIWWTP-2020-09-10.pdf" target="_blank">Presentation </a> <p></p><p></p></li><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span> <a href="/services/liquid-waste/LiquidWastePublications/MeetingSummary-BirdingNaturalistsMeeting3-IIWWTP-2020-09-10.pdf" target="_blank">Summary</a> <p></p></li><li>Iona Beach Regional Park pop-up engagement booth – August 24, 2020</li><li>Engagement booth at Burkeville Daze – June 21, 2020 (Cancelled due to COVID-19) </li><li>Online Community Meetings – May 19 & 21, 2020</li><p></p><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span><a href="/services/liquid-waste/Documents/ii-wwtp-community-meeting-presentation-2020-05-19.pdf" target="_blank">Presentation </a> <p></p><p></p></li><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span> <a href="/services/liquid-waste/Documents/ii-wwtp-public-meeting-summary-2020-05.pdf" target="_blank">Summary</a> <p></p></li><li>Online stakeholder workshop (Birds, lagoons & community integration) - May 13, 2020</li><p></p><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span><a href="/services/liquid-waste/LiquidWastePublications/Iona_WWTP-Stakeholder_meeting_BIRDS-presentation-May13_2020.pdf" target="_blank">Presentation </a> <p></p><p></p></li><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span> <a href="/services/liquid-waste/LiquidWastePublications/IIWWTPStakeholderWorkshopBirdersandNaturalists-Meeting%20Summary-May132020.pdf" target="_blank">Summary</a> <p></p></li><li>Engagement booth at Richmond Public Works Open House – May 9, 2020 (Cancelled due to COVID-19) </li><li>Online meeting with Rotary Club of Richmond - April 22, 2020</li><li>Community Workshop #2 – March 31, 2020 (Cancelled and rescheduled as May 2020 Online Community Meetings due to COVID-19) </li><li>Engagement booth at Marpole-Oakridge Family Event Day event – February 15, 2020</li><li> Engagement booth at VSB Student Sustainability Conference – February 14, 2020<br></li><li> Stakeholder workshop (Breaches & fish migration) – January 29, 2020<br></li><li> Engagement booth at Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup event at Iona Beach Regional Park – September 21, 2019<br></li><li> Engagement booth at Wings Over Iona event at Iona Beach Regional Park – August 24, 2019<br></li><li>Stakeholder workshop (Ecology & partnerships) – June 11, 2019<br></li><li> Meeting with Vancouver Bird Advisory Committee – June 10, 2019<br></li><li> Meeting with Dunbar Resident's Association – May 7, 2019<br></li><li>Stakeholder Workshop (Birds & lagoons) – Thursday April 4, 2019</li><p></p><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span><a href="/services/liquid-waste/Documents/iiwwtp-stakeholder-workshop-presentation-04-04-2019.pdf" target="_blank">Presentation </a> <p></p><p></p></li><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span> <a href="/services/liquid-waste/Documents/ii-wwtp-stakeholder-workshop-summary-04-04-019.pdf" target="_blank">Summary  </a> <p></p></li><li>Community Workshop #1 - Wednesday, January 9, 2019</li><p></p><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span><a href="/services/liquid-waste/LiquidWastePublications/Presentation–CommunityWorkshop1-Jan9-19.pdf" target="_blank">Presentation </a> <p></p><p></p></li><li> <span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span> ​​​<a href="/services/liquid-waste/Documents/ii-wwtp-community-workshop-1-meeting-summary-2019-01-09.pdf" target="_blank">Summary </a> <p></p></li><li>Engagement booth at Iona Beach Regional Park Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup – September 15, 2018</li><li>Iona Beach Regional Park pop-up engagement booth – July 21, 2018 </li><li>Iona Beach Regional Park pop-up engagement booth – July 12, 2018</li><li>Musqueam Celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Day – June 21, 2018 </li></ul> ​<br></div>
Project documents (2022 – 2026)Project documents (2022 – 2026)<div class="ExternalClass5DBAD17710DB4453951EBDAF72174A86"><h3>Email News​​​letters</h3><p>We provide project updates and current site activities through an email newsletter. You can sign up to the mailing list by clicking the button under “Stay Connected”.</p><p> <strong>Links to P​​revious Newsletters</strong></p><ul><li> <a href="/services/liquid-waste/ConstructionDocuments/iiwwtp-newsletter-April-23-2023.pdf" target="_blank">April 2023</a><br></li><li> <a href="/services/liquid-waste/ConstructionDocuments/iiwwtp-newsletter-Jan-13-2023.pdf" target="_blank">January 2023</a></li><li> <a href="/services/liquid-waste/ConstructionDocuments/iiwwtp-newsletter-April-5-2022.pdf" target="_blank">April 2022</a></li></ul><h3>Project Resour​ces</h3><ul><li> <a href="/services/liquid-waste/ConstructionDocuments/iiwwtp-projects-backgrounder-standalone-May2022.pdf" target="_blank">IIWWTP Projects Conceptual Design Background Paper</a></li></ul><h3>Media Releas​​es</h3><ul><li> <a href="/media-room/media-release/785" target="_blank">Upgraded Wastewater Treatment Plant Will Better Protect People, Environment – Province of B.C. invests $250 million dollars for the Ion​​a Island Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades </a></li><li> <a href="/media-room/media-release/733" target="_blank">Construction of Iona Island Wastewater Treatment Plant Biosolids Dewatering Facility</a></li></ul> ​<br></div>
ResourcesResources<div class="ExternalClassB6F18FAF1F5F4B19A8086C10A1659E16"><ul class="fa-ul"><li> <span class="fa-li"> <i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span><a href="/services/liquid-waste/Documents/ii-wwtp-project-conceptual-design-background-paper-2022-05.pdf" target="_blank" title="IWWTP Projects – Conceptual Design Background Paper">IWWTP Projects – Conceptual Design Background Paper</a></li>​ <li> <span class="fa-li"> <i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span><a href="/services/liquid-waste/Documents/ii-wwtp-projects-site-plan-2021-07.pdf" target="_blank" title="2021 Design Concept Images">2021 Design Concept Images</a></li>​ </ul></div>

Other projects and b​ackground ​

 

 

Other projects in the areaOther projects in the area<div class="ExternalClass5CEEADF776E14950AD17971D36D423A1"><h4>Raincoast Conservation Foundation’s North Arm Jetty Breaches Project</h4> <br> <p> <strong>Overview</strong></p><p>Raincoast Conservation Foundation is constructing two 30-metre-wide breaches in the North Arm Jetty in the Fraser River estuary to restore natural migration pathways for juvenile salmon and other fish species, and natural movement of freshwater, saltwater, and fine sediments.</p><p>The first breach was completed in February 2022. Initial monitoring has already demonstrated project success, with high rates of juvenile salmon passage, including Chinook, chum, pink, and sockeye salmon, and with no impacts detected to navigation in the main river channel. </p><p>Construction of the second breach is expected to occur in fall 2023, along with site maintenance and remediation. Breach locations are informed by ease of fish passage through jetty midpoint, accessibility, construction feasibility, cost, and stakeholder and First Nations feedback.</p> <br> <p> <strong>Background</strong> </p><p>The North Arm Jetty was constructed in 1916 to aid in navigation, creating a 6.8-kilometre-long barrier and altering connectivity between the North Arm of the Fraser River and the rest of the estuary. This barrier interrupts the natural movement of juvenile salmon and other fish species, forcing them directly from freshwater river areas into the deeper waters of the Strait of Georgia, bypassing the brackish marsh, tidal channels, and mudflat habitats upon which they rely to make the transition from freshwater to saline ocean water. The jetty is under the jurisdiction of the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority. It extends from the northwestern tip of Iona Island, and is located directly adjacent to Iona Beach Regional Park.</p> <br> <p> <strong>Shared Goals</strong></p><p>The North Arm Jetty Breaches Project is supported by Metro Vancouver and is aligned with the ecological restoration goals of the Iona Island Wastewater Treatment Plant projects.</p> <br> <p> <strong>Project Partners</strong></p><p>Ducks Unlimited Canada, Tsawwassen First Nation, Lower Fraser Fisheries Alliance, Pacific Salmon Foundation, Vancouver Fraser Port Authority, with support from Metro Vancouver.</p><p>Funding for Raincoast’s project provided by the Coastal Restoration Fund and the BC Salmon Restoration and Innovation Fund.</p> <br> <p> <strong>Contact Raincoast Conservation Foundation</strong></p><p>Email Dave Scott at <a href="mailto:dave@raincoast.org" target="_blank">dave@raincoast.org</a></p><p>Learn more about Raincoast's work in the Fraser River estuary at the <a href="https://www.raincoast.org/connectivity/" target="_blank">Raincoast Site</a>.</p> <br> <p> <strong>Project Information Session</strong></p><p>A project information session, cohosted by Metro Vancouver, was held on May 27, 2021:</p><ul class="fa-ul"><li><span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span> <a href="/services/liquid-waste/Documents/raincoast-information-session-presentation-2021-05-27.pdf" target="_blank" title="Raincoast Information Session Presentation">Raincoast Information Session Presentation</a></li>​ <li><span class="fa-li"><i class="fa-light fa-file"></i></span> <a href="/services/liquid-waste/Documents/raincoast-information-session-summary-2021-05-27.pdf" target="_blank" title="Raincoast Information Session Summary">Raincoast Information Session Summary</a></li>​ <ul> </ul></ul>​<br></div>

 

 

Location of the Iona Island Wastewater Treatment Plant treated sludge lagoonshttps://metrovancouver.org/services/liquid-waste/PublishingImages/_t/aerial-photo-existing-IIWWTP-north-arm-fraser-river_jpg.jpgLocation of the Iona Island Wastewater Treatment Plant treated sludge lagoons
Rendering of future IIWWTP Projects and Iona Beach Regional Park.https://metrovancouver.org/services/liquid-waste/PublishingImages/_t/iona-island-wastewater-treatment-plant-treated-sludge-lagoons_jpg.jpgRendering of future IIWWTP Projects and Iona Beach Regional Park.
Rendering of future IIWWTP Projects and Iona Beach Regional Parkhttps://metrovancouver.org/services/liquid-waste/PublishingImages/_t/rendering-future-IIWWT-projects-iona-beach-regional-park_jpg.jpgRendering of future IIWWTP Projects and Iona Beach Regional Park
Rendering of future Iona Beach Regional Park boardwalkhttps://metrovancouver.org/services/liquid-waste/PublishingImages/_t/rendering-future-iona-beach-regional-park-boardwalk_jpg.jpgRendering of future Iona Beach Regional Park boardwalk
Rendering of future IIWWTPhttps://metrovancouver.org/services/liquid-waste/PublishingImages/_t/rendering-future-IIWWTP_jpg.jpgRendering of future IIWWTP
Rendering of future IIWWTPhttps://metrovancouver.org/services/liquid-waste/PublishingImages/_t/rendering-future-IIWWTP-2_jpg.jpgRendering of future IIWWTP

 

 

2018 – 20222018 – 2022<div class="ExternalClass87A51DF1854340C09D90621CBDEB8113"><p>Project Definition​​<span id="ms-rterangecursor-start"></span><span id="ms-rterangecursor-end"></span><br></p></div>0
2022 – 20282022 – 2028<div class="ExternalClassCA206C6874794A76BAA064CD19E38AA8">Design & Construction of Early Works and Ground Improvements​<br></div>1
2022 – 20352022 – 2035<div class="ExternalClassE3194EAAC5814ECA9E316ACF1697E0E8"><p>Design & Construction of Treatment Plant ​<span id="ms-rterangecursor-start"></span><span id="ms-rterangecursor-end"></span><br></p></div>1
2022 – 20382022 – 2038<div class="ExternalClassCADA83768E32456AAF9EACE5FD3125C3"><p>Design & Construction of Ecological Restoration and Park Projects ​<span id="ms-rterangecursor-start"></span><span id="ms-rterangecursor-end"></span><br></p></div>1
20352035<div class="ExternalClassB325AECDEEEE40469DCEE3213BF14C55"><p>Plant Operational​<span id="ms-rterangecursor-start"></span><span id="ms-rterangecursor-end"></span><br></p></div>0

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