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Old Posted Jan 19, 2023, 2:31 AM
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Sewage infrastructure issues

We have a thread about the long-lived Chedoke Creek overflow tank leak that resulted in a massive discharge over time, but two smaller but longer leaks have been found since then.

Maybe that one can be merged into a more general thread? These new leaks are unlikely to be the last in Hamilton (and I highly doubt they won't be found in other cities with similar vintage sewer pipes)

As much as this seems like bad news, it's actually a good story since these leaks will be found and fixed, further improving water quality in the harbour. But the search will be long, extensive, and expensive.

I recently moved north of Gage Park near the Delta, and there have been workers going down utility access holes on Main and the side street I live on. Probably others in the area as well. It's hard to tell if they're focused on water and sewers or other utility work. Haven't seen a "honey wagon" (vacuum truck) yet so that's a good sign. But the pipes are mighty old in this part of town, so it would not surprise me if they're doing inspections.


Ontario issues order for Hamilton to improve sewage monitoring after spills into Lake Ontario
Province says Hamilton 'does not have adequate programs' to find sewage spills and more spills may be present


Bobby Hristova · CBC News · Jan 18, 2023

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamil...lton-1.6718374

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