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CANSnet Preview: Port Morien Wastewater Collection Project

Port Morien Wastewater Collection Project

Project Highlights:

Owner: Cape Breton Regional Municipality

Location: Port Morien, Cape Breton, NS

Project Close: July 8, 2021

CANSnet ID: NS21-1116

Pipeline Connection: PL19-0085NS

Project Background:

In 2019, CBRM began exploring possible treatment plants in Glace Bay and Port Morien, along with Battery Point disinfection system upgrades. This is in keeping with federal wastewater regulations, which dictate that effluent emptying into waterways must be treated by 2020.

Government funding has been secured and plans confirmed for new sewage treatment plants in Glace Bay and Port Morien, ultraviolet treatment at the Battery Point plant in Sydney and at lagoons in four other communities, and associated water and sewer line work which includes road reconstruction. It is estimated the projects will take seven years to complete.

Find out more information on CANSnet!

Visit CANSnet and search our Pipeline Connection: PL19-0085NS for more background on the Port Morien Wastewater Collection Project.

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