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Millions of dollars to be spent upgrading 琉璃神社鈥檚 underground utilities

鈥業t plays a vital role in ensuring the safe handling of wastewater, stormwater, and potable water鈥
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琉璃神社 City Hall. (Michael Rodriguez - Capital News)

The City of 琉璃神社 is set to spend $34 million on underground utility networks.

鈥淲hen underground infrastructure is functioning optimally, it often operates unnoticed, but it plays a vital role in ensuring the safe handling of wastewater, stormwater, and potable water,鈥 stated Ron MacLean, utility planning manager.

The Burtch Sanitary Trunk upgrade project will rehabilitate 2.7 km of sewer pipe using Cured in Place Pipe technology.

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It will reduce disruption for drivers and residents, costs, and the timeline to complete the project.

Work starts on an extension to the Glenmore sanitary trunk main this summer, to help keep pace with population growth. The project will add 1.2 km of transmission main from Cross Road to Snowsell Street.

Other projects include:

  • Utility upgrades on Coronation Avenue between Richter and Ethel streets;
  • Sanitary upgrades on East Pandosy St.;
  • Summit Reservoir expansion project;
  • Watermain renewal on Raymer Ave. Between Mappin Court and Gordon Drive. (Phase 1);
  • Central Rutland sewer project continuation.

鈥淭hese projects are integral to protecting community health, preserving our environment, and safeguarding essential assets like Okanagan Lake,鈥 MacLean added.

More information on these projects and others is available on the .

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