About the Comox Valley Sewer Service Liquid Waste Management Plan
The Comox Valley Sewer Service treats raw sewage (wastewater) from homes and businesses in Courtenay, Comox and K’ómoks First Nation. More than 14,000 cubic metres of wastewater from these communities flows daily through a pipe located along the Willemar Bluffs. This is an exposed section of beach that is vulnerable to damage by waves, rocks and logs and poses an environmental risk to beaches and waters throughout the Comox Estuary, Point Holmes and Goose Spit coastline, as well as Baynes Sound.
Joint Technical and Public Advisory Committee
The Joint Technical and Public Advisory Committee consists of members representing key communities, businesses, stewardship groups, agencies and organizations with interest or jurisdiction in the project area. The Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) is an advisory group who considers technical information related to the Liquid Waste Management Plan (LWMP) and any necessary environmental impact study, and provides input and feedback on relevant technical reports, discussion papers, and other documents. The Public Advisory Committee (PAC) is an advisory group whose primary role is to represent community interests—the people, areas and environments that are served and potentially impacted by the sewer service—and considers community goals as represented by major planning documents, considers public opinion and feedback related to the LWMP, provides feedback on documents, and provides input and recommendations to the Steering Committee on matters pertaining to the LWMP.
In May 2024, the Terms of Reference for the TAC and PAC were updated to reflect the completion of the Sewer Extension South addendum process, with the Sewer Extension South TACPAC being dissolved and combined into the Comox Valley Sewer Service TACPAC for the Stage 3 LWMP. The combined Stage 3 LWMP TACPAC will meet several times throughout late 2024/early 2025 to provide input on and review the draft Stage 3 LWMP report. Meeting dates, agendas, minutes, and other related documents will be posted as they become available.
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