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Ravensview Testing May Affect Water
[MAY 12/08] -
Starting Wednesday, Utilities Kingston will be filling each of the 11 cells of the Biological Aerated Filter at the Ravensview Environmental Centre. This
testing is necessary to ensure that all connections are watertight and if not, can be readily sealed. Because of the volume of water required for these tests,
some households in the east water service area may notice some intermittent, temporary discolouration in their water and/or loss of water pressure, but there
will be no disruption in service.
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EA Proceeds For Water Storage Reservoir
[MAY 05/08] -
Utilities Kingston, along with the engineering team lead by J.L. Richards & Associates Limited, is working on a Schedule B Class Environmental Assessment in
anticipation of building a water storage reservoir and pumping station to be located on the north leg of O'Connor Drive (off Gardiner's Road).
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Harbourfront Sewer Cleaning Underway
Work on a project to clean and repair a major sewer line running through Kingston's downtown core is expected to last until July. Traffic will continue to flow
on streets affected by the work, but there will be delays as drivers are directed around the special equipment being brought in to flush and vacuum the pipes of
the 50 year-old Harbourfront Trunk Sewer line.
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Electricity Retrofit Incentive Program
The Electricity Retrofit Incentive Program, which aims to influence buisnesses to make electricity choices when selecting equipement in order to conserve
electricity and save money, has been extended to December 31, 2010. Through the program, the Ontario Power Authority (OPA) and Kingston Electricity Distribution
Limited are assisting Commercial, Industrial, and Institutional and Agricultural customers to conserve energy.
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Clergy St. Information Session March 19
[MAR 12/08] -
An information session about the Clergy Street Water, Sewer and Road Reconstruction was held on March 19. The meeting provided an opportunity to discuss issues
related to sewer, watermain and road reconstruction scheduled for 2008. Staff from the City's Engineering Department and Utilities Kingston, were present to
provide an update on planned works and answer questions.
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2007 Water-Quality Reports Available
[FEB 25/08] -
Utilities Kingston has released the 2007 versions of its annual reports on drinking water quality. The reports examine the Kingston Central and Kingston West
water filtration plants, the Cana Well system used by some citizens in Kingston East, and the Sydenham facility, which Utilities Kingston operates on behalf of
South Frontenac Township.
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Kingston West Water Plant Study Starts
Utilities Kingston is preparing to upgrade the Point Pleasant (Kingston West) Water Treatment Plant and has initiated the Class Environmental Assessment process
in order to guide the next steps. Utilities Kingston aims to nearly double the plant's capacity by 2012.
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