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The Seeker Newsmagazine Cornwall

Iroquois Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade

SeekersAdmin by SeekersAdmin
August 1, 2014
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Photo (L-R) – Ian Kemp (Supervisor of Water and Wastewater Operations), Chris Bazinet (Manager of Public Works), Steve McDonald (CAO), Jim Graham (Councillor), Jim Locke (Deputy Mayor), Evonne Delegarde (Councillor), Archie Mellan (Councillor), Steven Byvelds (Mayor), Guy Lauzon (MP), Francis Sulpher (J.C. Sulpher Construction), Peter Mitchell (AECOM), Dale Henry (OCWA), Todd Grant (AECOM), James Su (OCWA), Daragh Slowey (OCWA)

Iroquois, Ontario  — Thanks to a funding partnership between Canada, Ontario and the Municipality of South Dundas, the Iroquois Wastewater Treatment Plant is fully upgraded and operational.

After two years of construction, the facility now provides a secondary treatment process, which improves the quality of wastewater effluent released into the nearby St. Lawrence River. Also, with a larger overall capacity, the plant is now able to significantly reduce the amount of untreated wastewater discharged during wet weather conditions.

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Not only does the upgraded plant better protect the environment and ensure the health and safety of local residents, its increased capacity allows the Municipality of South Dundas to treat sufficient wastewater to support future growth.

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