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Highland Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant

Higland Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant

The Highland Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant is located at the mouth of Highland Creek at 51 Beechgrove Drive in the Scarborough community of West Hill. The plant serves an area of approximately 15,250 hectares/ 37,682 acres and a connected population of 450,000. More ...

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Biosolids Master Plan - Public Information Session

You are invited to a Public Information Session to learn more about the future management of biosolids at the Highland Creek Treatment Plant (HCTP). Biosolids are generated from the treatment of wastewater and have historically been incinerated at the HCTP using facilities originally constructed in 1976.

At the meeting, Toronto Water staff will present information on the Council directed beneficial use program to be implemented at HCTP, and summarize the fluidized bed incinerator option presented at previous public meetings.

Date: Monday, October 3, 2011
Time: 6 - 9 p.m.
Presentation at 7 p.m.
Location: Royal Canadian Legion at 45 Lawson Road

More details.

Plant Service Project underway

Highland Creek’s Plant Services Project is in the preliminary design stage. When completed, it will incorporate the operation of specified utilities and plant services into the recently installed process control system (PCS). This transition will help improve efficiency and address facility operating and business requirements.

Odour Study completed

The purpose of the odour study at the plant was twofold: investigate and quantify the odourous air emissions due to the process operations; recommend mitigation measures to reduce odour impact to acceptable levels. The study was completed in December 2005 and the recommendations are currently under consideration.

Security upgraded

Security upgrades will add site access systems, person door-card access systems, cameras and other devices to the facility’s current security system. Similar to those at the other Toronto Water facilities, they will be integrated with the City’s Corporate Security system, and are slated to be fully activated by summer 2007.