City of Surrey's 2021 - 2025 Financial Plan

SEWER

ECOSYSTEMS

• Continue sewer rehabilitation and cross connection investigation in an effort to reduce the inflow and infiltration (“I&I”) rate by completing improvements in North Surrey; • Continue to work with Metro Vancouver to mitigate odour issues that originate from their sanitary sewer system; and • Continue to review the source of excessive flow from the lateral connections in Bridgeview sewer system to increase the capacity of Bridgeview pump station.

EDUCATION & CULTURE

• Continue to work with Metro Vancouver in the development of an educational campaign about I&I and the actions residents can take to reduce I&I.

INFRASTRUCTURE

• Continue to replace aging sewer infrastructures in Robson and Birdland Catchment; • Collaborate with Metro Vancouver on the installation of one major odour control facility at King George Boulevard and major trunk sewer interceptor projects throughout the City; • The installation of Darts Hill siphon Systems; • Coordinate with TransLink to identify aging sewer infrastructure so they can be replaced in their future SkyTrain routes; • Initiate the development of a City-wide sewer model update; • Finalize the implementation plan of the sewer infrastructure construction for the initial development phase in the Anniedale-Tynehead area; • Continue to work with the developer(s) in selecting and identifying a suitable site for a pump station servicing the eastern catchment of North Grandview Heights and Redwood Heights in order to successfully develop the sewer infrastructure; • The installation of the odour mitigation facilities arising from the Anniedale- Tynehead sewer system; • Initiate the conceptual design study of the Bear Creek Relief Pump Station; and • Work with prospective developer(s) to front-end the cost of the Cloverdale Trunk Phase 1 Extension to expedite the project.

City of Surrey | 2021—2025 Financial Plan | Utilities Operating Fund | Sewer

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