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City Hall Sewage Pumping Station and Forcemain

Repair and upgrade the pumping station and forcemain to improve operation.

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Location

Port Colborne

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Status

Planning and design

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Timeline

Fall 2026 - Winter 2028

Project overview

The City Hall Sewage Pumping Station at 61 Charlotte St. in Port Colborne is owned by Niagara Region. The station and forcemain were constructed in 1929. The station was upgraded in 1980.

The station and forcemain require repairs and sustainability upgrades to maintain their capacity and improve functionality and operation.

City Hall Sewage Pumping Station is a small brick building with a grey door. A truck with pylons is parked outside
City Hall Sewage Pumping Station
⟳ In Progress
Summer 2023 to Winter 2026
Detailed design
Spring 2027 to Winter 2028
Construction

John Lee, P.Eng., PMP
Niagara Region
Senior Project Manager
905-980-6000 ext. 3136
Email John Lee

Gustavo Arvizu, M.Eng., P.Eng., ENV SP
CIMA Canada Inc.
Project Manager
905-695-1005 ext. 5734
Email Gustavo Arvizu

Victor Berezhnyuk C.E.T
City of Port Colborne
Project Manager
905-228-8119