Black Mountain Irrigation District Moves to Stage 2 Water Restrictions
The $32 million project includes a $16 million federal grant application and would move the main conduit into bedrock for a permanent route.
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Black Mountain Irrigation District moves to stage 2 water restrictions
The Black Mountain Irrigation District (BMID) has moved its entire service area to stage 2 water restrictions. The change takes effect immediately, with the district asking customers to reduce overall water use by 20 per cent for the rest of the irrigation season. BMID says the move is needed becaus...
PUBLIC NOTICE TO THE LANDOWNERS IN THE BLACK MOUNTAIN IRRIGATION DISTRICT BOUNDARY
Notice of Alternative Approval Process Opportunity The Black Mountain Irrigation District (BMID) proposes to pass a bylaw for the purpose of borrowing up to $20,000,000 to construct and commission a 1,650m long water tunnel. The McDougall Water Tunnel Extension Project is a critical requirement for the security of the BMID water supply from Mission Creek. Currently the BMID primary water supply conduit, an enclosed concrete flume, conveys water …
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