City of Surrey's 2022-2026 Financial Plan

SEWER

EDUCATION & CULTURE

Continue to work with Metro Vancouver in the development of aneducational campaign about I&I and the actions residents can take to reduce inflow and infiltration; and

• Develop information around inflow and infiltration awareness in Surrey, and around private sewer connection ownership and maintenance.

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INFRASTRUCTURE

• Continue to monitor sewer system in key locations, and plan for improved and coordinated monitoring for the future; Complete sewer model and review sewer capital planning for the next 10 to 20 years; Continue to target and replace aging and deteriorating sewer infrastructure in Robson and Birdland Catchment; Collaborate with Metro Vancouver on ongoing capital projects, system improvements and odour management in the City; Coordinate with TransLink to identify aging sewer infrastructure so they can be replaced in their future SkyTrain routes; Support implementation of sewer infrastructure construction for the Anniedale-Tynehead area; • • • • •

• Continue to work with the development to implement a new sewer pump station servicing the eastern catchment of North Grandview Heights and Redwood Heights in order to successfully develop the sewer infrastructure; Implement the North Cloverdale Trunk Sewer Phase 1 Extension, and prepare plans for Phase 2 and West Clayton servicing; and • Develop a Bridgeview Vacuum Sewer replacement strategy and design initial projects for early implementation. •

Rainwater and groundwater in sanitary sewer system

• Continue to implement the Inspection Chamber Lid replacement program;

City of Surrey | 2022—2026 Financial Plan | Utilities Operating Fund | Sewer

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