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*Study is approved for sewage plant

The capacity of the Bazan Bay
treatment plant and the ability of
the plant to treat septic field sludge
will both be known by mid-
s@ December if North Saanich coun-

cil approves a Capital Regional

District study.

The North Saanich public works
committee approved the proposed
terms of reference for the $15,000
study Monday night and recom-
mended council apply for a
$10,000 provincial grant to fund
two-thirds of the study.

& Norff Saanich council origin-
= ally requested the study after resi-
dents of Lochside Drive applied to

connect to the sewage treatment
plant rather than upgrade failing
septic fields.

The plant was constructed by
Park Pacific under an agreement
with the municipality that enough
capacity be reserved to handle the
development of Dean Park Estates.

If there is sufficient capacity
remaining at the plant, Ald.
Rebecca Vermeer suggested sewer
service could be provided to the
Tseycum and Pauquachin native
bands, whose reserves adjoin
North Saanich.

But Ald. Art McKinnon
doubted there would be extra

capacity and suggested municipal
needs must be met before provid-
ing sewer service outside the
municipality.

Since no decision on connecting
Lochside residents to the sewer
system can be made until the plant
Capacity study is completed, Ver-
meer suggested the regional health
district relax its deadlines for sep-
tic field upgrading until the study
is finished.

“T hope the engineering side of
the CRD communicates with the
health side,” she said.

Mckinnon said the study must
be completed as soon as possible.

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