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Staying on Septic Poses Growing Risks as Development Expands in Anmore, Mayor Warns
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Staying on septic poses growing risks as development expands in Anmore, mayor warns – Tri-Cities Dispatch
Fencing around Countryside Village’s septic field in 2019. Ministry of Environment photo Anmore’s mayor smells a problem. With no connection to Metro Vancouver’s sewer network on the horizon, Mayor John McEwen warns that old septic fields, mounting development pressures, and limited provincial oversight are leaving the community vulnerable to another foul mess. “Septic systems used to make sense for Anmore, but today they’re fraught with issues …
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