Dawson Creek Seeks Environmental Assessment Exemption as It Pursues New Water Pipeline

Dawson Creek seeks environmental assessment exemption as it pursues new water pipeline

DAWSON CREEK, B.C. — In an effort to secure an alternative water supply, the City of Dawson Creek is pursuing an environmental exemption from the province.

Dawson Creek seeks environmental assessment exemption as it pursues new water pipeline – Energeticcity.ca

The City of Dawson Creek is seeking the exemption so it can be granted a permit to build a pipeline from a new water source. (Canva) DAWSON CREEK, B.C. — In an effort to secure an alternative water supply, the City of Dawson Creek is pursuing an environmental exemption from the province.  According to a press release on Tuesday, July 15th, the city is seeking the exemption so it can be granted a permit to build a pipeline from a new water source…

Alternative water sources under exploration by City of Dawson Creek, B.C. - Ground Water Canada

Dawson Creek, B.C. – The city is pursuing an exemption from British Columbia’s Environmental Assessment Office for a permit to build a new pipeline to secure a new water source. Dawson Creek was not built around a major water source and has been challenged in recent years by drought conditions. The Peace and Murray rivers are under consideration for new water sources under the city’s Sure Water Campaign. Reach 96.3 FM report