Lakelse Lake Community Sewer Project
The RDKS continues to study potential options for community sewer on the west and east sides of Lakelse Lake, as discussed in the Liquid Waste Management Plan. Environmental studies were initiated to further scope the feasibility of LWMP options. Initial studies include groundwater, surface water, terrestrial and archaeological, with some studies ongoing. The RDKS will keep the public updated on study outcomes through project update mailouts, meetings, and information posted here.
Project Updates
Studies in 2011 included initial assessments for potential treatment plant location options and potential treated effluent discharge options, including to ground and to surface water. Studies continue in early 2012 to scope the potential options and feasibility. RDKS is anticipating having information on potential options available in spring 2012, at which time the information will be provided to the public and advisory groups.
Lakelse Lake Community Sewer Project Update - September 2010
Lakelse Lake Community Sewer Project Update - August 2011
Baseline Reports
Baseline studies in 2010 included groundwater, surface water, terrestrial, surveying, and archaeology. RDKS will continue expanding the baseline studies in step with the project options in 2011. Studies available to date are linked below.
Lakelse Lake Community Sewer AOA
Terrestrial Screening Final Report
Beyond Recycling
Zero Organics to landfill, Local end market development, and more Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) services. Learn more about the RDKS Solid Waste Management Plan here.
