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Servicing Report

Servicing capacity update (IN2026-03). PDF page 1. Town of Collingwood.

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[PARTIAL EXCERPT captured from web search index; full PDF blocked by eScribe bot protection. URL: https://pub-collingwood.escribemeetings.com/filestream.ashx?DocumentId=9079] Staff Report IN2026-03, Standing Committee 2026-04-08, Council 2026-04-20. Subject: 2025 Year End: Water and Wastewater Uncommitted Hydraulic Reserve Capacity Update. As of December 31, 2025, the uncommitted hydraulic reserve capacity including the safety factor for the drinking water system is approximately 892m3/d (670 Single Dwelling Units or SDUs) and the uncommitted hydraulic reserve capacity for the wastewater system is approximately 4,706m3/d (4,636 SDUs). Staff continue to recommend a factor of safety (5%) be applied to capacity being made available to new development in the short term. Council endorsed moving forward with Option 1A which will provide an additional 5,000 m3/d in total. Of which Collingwood will receive 1,850m3/d (1,391 SDUs). The expected commissioning date of Option 1A is during the Summer of 2026. As such this report has not included the additional water capacity. A review of the ability of Collingwood's wastewater treatment plant to meet future growth needs is scheduled to commence in Q2 of 2026 through a Class Environmental Assessment (Class EA) process. April 26, 2021: Council passed an Interim Control By-Law (ICBL). February 28, 2022: Zoning By-law Amendment 2022-007 was passed, requiring that adequate water and wastewater services, including available capacity be confirmed by the Town before most development and construction

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