Eastside Select CommitteeWastewater Treatment - Technically Feasible Public Site Profiles

IntroductionTechnically Feasible Public Site Profiles

This document presents the Eastside Select Committee’s site pro�les of potential public wastewater treatment sites that are “technically feasible”. The City of Victoria, the District of Oak Bay and the District of Saanich have brought forward potential sites as part of a comprehensive public engagement process that will end with selection of a site or sites where a wastewater treatment plant or plants will be built.

Each member municipality in the Eastside Select Committee has provided sites that its sta�, mayors and councils have determined to be, at a base level, technically feasible for wastewater treatment. This document provides detailed information regarding the site location, size and other characteristics. The following page provides reference information that was used to develop the pro�les.

These pro�les will be used to assist further public dialogue and technical considerations as the sites are narrowed down to “solution sets” by the end of June 2015.

The next step will be to review the locations and to use public priorities and emerging technical, social, economic and environmental considerations as �lters to help narrow down the number of sites.

The Eastside Select Committee is an o�cial sub-committee of the Capital Regional District. The participants (Oak Bay, Saanich and Victoria) are working to identify solutions for wastewa-ter treatment and resource recovery that meet the unique needs of the eastside in a proactive and timely way. The Eastside Select Committee will develop a plan for the eastside that, in combination with the plan from the Westside Select Committee, could form the basis for an amendment to the Core Area Liquid Waste Management Plan (CALWMP).

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METERS

SITE CONSIDERATIONS COST CONSIDERATIONS

Site Name

FACILITY SIZINGCONSIDERATIONS

Based on land area needed for representative treatment facilities

Based on each municipality’sOfficial Community Plan

Based on a summary of information sources

Based on proximity to Truck Route or municipalarterial road

on or within 50 metres of site

Based on BC Assessment 2015 property assessment

Based on relative distance to CRD eastside trunk mains and anticipatedcosts of new pipes and pump stations to connect

Ranking based on relative distance to CRD Clover Point outfall and anticipated costs of new pipes and pump stations to connect

Asterix (*) denotes a site size that may not accomodate biosolids processing.

Site Location Map

Size of Site(GIS generated)

Current Use(Present use

of the site)

OCP DesignationSource: Official Community Plan

ZoneSource: Zoning Bylaw

(based on most prevalent zone)

Site Elevationin metres above

sea level(GIS generated)

DISTANCE TOTRUCK ROUTES

Source: Province of BC Lands protected under the‘Heritage Conservation Act’

ARCHAEOLOGY CONCERNS

Source: Province of BC Earthquake Hazard Mappingof Greater Victoria

SEISMIC CONCERNS

Based on MunicipalEnvironmental DevelopmentPermit Areas including riparian areas and sensitive ecosystem mapping

ECOLOGICAL CONCERNS

Based on CRD discussion paper ‘Identification and evaluation of resource recovery opportunities’ (CH2M Hill, Associated Engineering & Kerr Wood Leidel, 2008)

HEAT RECOVERY POTENTIAL

Source: Province of BC, protected and unprotected Historic Sites

HISTORIC SITE

Based on proximity to potential water re-use users (determined by level of use and property size) eg. parks, nurseries, golf courses, and car washes

WATER REUSE POTENTIAL

Resource Recovery:OVERALL

CONSIDERATIONSOCP

FACTORS

Access and Infrastructure:

Land and Amenities:

LAND

PIPE TO

PIPE AWAY

Summary of proximal distances to truck

routes, arterial roads and sanitary trunk

mains

Summary of land use considerations that

affect siting, including current and future use,

proximity to re-development

and potential civic facility development and

landownership

Summary of heat recovery and water

reuse potential

Wastewater Treatment - Technically Feasible Public Site Profile

Information Sources Reference Sheet

City of VictoriaWastewater Treatment - Technically Feasible Public Site Profiles

Alphabetical Order City of Victoria

Table of Contents

Banfield Park 1

Barnard Park 2

BC Hydro Site 3

Beacon Hill Field 4

Beacon Hill Park 5

Beacon Hill Parks Yard 6

Central Park 7

Clover Point 8

Coast Guard 9

Ellice Site 10

Holland Park 11

Hollywood Park 12

Inner Harbour 13

Ogden Point 14

Pemberton Park 15

Public Works Yard 16

Royal Athletic Park 17

SJ Willis 18

Smith Hill Park 19

Topaz Park 20

Transport Canada 21

District of SaanichWastewater Treatment - Technically Feasible Public Site Profiles

Alphabetical Order District of Saanich

Table of Contents

2413 Arbutus Road 1

2413 Arbutus Road 2

Cuthbert Holmes Park 3

Municipal Precinct 4

Rudd Park 5

Rutledge Parks 6

Saanich Public Works Yard 7

District of Oak BayWastewater Treatment - Technically Feasible Public Site Profiles

Alphabetical Order District of Oak Bay

Table of Contents

Anderson Hill Park 1

Carnarvon Park 2

Fireman’s Park 3

Henderson Park 4

Lafayette Park 5

Trafalgar Park 6

Turkey Head Walkway 7

Walbran Park 8

Willows Park 9

Windsor Park 10

Victoria and SaanichWastewater Treatment - Technically Feasible Private Site Profiles

Alphabetical Order Victoria and Saanich Private Sites

Table of Contents

Cadboro Bay 1 1

Cadboro Bay 2 2

Gordon Head West 3

Quadra 4

Rock Bay 5

Saanich Core 6

Shelbourne 7

Tillicum North 8

Tillicum South 9