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Staff presented an update on Calgary ’s water distribution system to the infrastructure and planning committee on Wednesday .
Another project to increase redundancy proposes twinning, in phases, the Bearspaw south feeder main, which ruptured last June , plunging the city into a months -long water crisis.
Staff suggested construction could get underway by the end of 2025 but the design, construction timelines and budget for the project have yet to be determined.
“But when you come out as a city or as a council and say, There’s going to be disruptions to your community that affect water,’ it’s going to probably cause a lot of, I’ll call it PTSD, because that’s what people are going to feel in Bowness and Montgomery.” During last November’s budget deliberations, council approved authorizing the city to borrow up to nearly $1.04 billion to advance long-term water infrastructure projects, including construction of two new feeder mains..
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