Backgrounder:  Water and wastewater infrastructure for four Nova Scotian communities  

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Backgrounder: Water and wastewater infrastructure for four Nova Scotian communities

The Government of Canada is investing $4,752,800 through the Green Infrastructure Stream (GIS) and the Rural and Northern Infrastructure Stream (RNIS) of the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program to support four water and wastewater projects across Nova Scotia.

Project Information:

Location Project Name Project Details Funding Stream Federal Funding Provincial Funding Municipal Funding

Digby

Mount Street Upgrades

The project will replace deteriorated water and sewer infrastructure from Victoria Street to King to improve services to residents and allow for future development.

RNIS

$936,000

$780,000

$624,000

Mahone Bay

Main Street West Water and Wastewater Rehabilitation

The project will replace and upgrade water, wastewater and storm water lines on Main Street to increase the capacity to treat and manage wastewater and storm water as well as allow for future development.

GIS

$2,234,000

$1,861,667

$1,489,333

Municipality of the District of Clare

Sunset Road Wastewater Expansion

The project will expand wastewater infrastructure in the community of Meteghan River along Sunset Road to increase the capacity to treat and manage wastewater and allow for future development.

GIS

$623,200

$519,333

$415,467

Yarmouth

Vancouver Street Sewer Upgrade

Three interdependent projects that are in close physical proximity will increase the capacity to treat and manage wastewater and storm water and increase access to potable water. The Vancouver Street intersection will be improved, including the water lines supplying the Yarmouth Regional Hospital. In the neighbouring combined sewer overflow, a tidal check valve will be installed to prevent tidal water from entering the combined sewer system. The Gardner Street Lift Station will be disconnected from the storm water connection to receive a new exterior dedicated line and outfall.

RNIS

$959,600

$799,667

$639,733

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