Funding finalized for final phase of Sylvan Lake Regional Water/Wastewater Commission
The final $5.64 million of an $18.4 million investment by the Government of Alberta will finally bring the Sylvan Lake Regional Water/Wastewater System to completion.
The money has come from the province’s Water for Life grant, notes a release from the Sylvan Lake Regional Water/Wastewater Commission.
The funding, which is given on a 90:10 basis, will allow the Town of Eckville, the Summer Village of Half Moon Bay, and portions of Lacombe County to come online to a regional wastewater system first envisioned more than two decades ago.
The project’s total cost is just north of $20 million, with the nine commission members splitting the 10 per cent.



