Bringing critical wastewater management services to Royston and Union Bay
The proposed Sewer Extension South Project will move wastewater from homes and businesses in Union Bay and Royston through a new sewer pipe where it will connect to the Comox Valley Sewer Service, creating a regional approach for the treatment of wastewater. This new regional system will also serve Union Bay Estates and K’ómoks First Nation Fee Simple and Intended Treaty Settlement Lands, for which development and economic growth will be an important part of reconciliation.
Latest News
- For the latest on the Sewer Extension Sough Project, visit our online engagement page to read more about the project, ask questions and sign up for updates.
- For the latest on the Union Bay Estates and current status, visit our background page on the proposed development.
Public Advisory Committee
In June 2022, it was agreed that planning for this project should be rolled into the Comox Valley Liquid Waste Management Plan (LWMP) to be submitted to the province as an addendum in early 2024.
A public advisory committee was formed in September 2022 to review this process. They will be considering information from technical experts and the project team, providing feedback and guidance. Recordings of these meetings can be viewed on our YouTube channel.
In May 2024, the Sewer Extension South advisory committee was dissolved and combined into the Comox Valley Sewer Service LWMP advisory committee for the Stage 3 LWMP. For more information on the Stage 3 LWMP process, visit the Comox Valley Sewer Service LWMP page.
