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Wastewater Treatment Facility | Grand Opening 2024
5:11 - Program begins
The City of Lloydminster hosted a grand opening ceremony and facility tours on Tuesday, June 18, 2024, to celebrate the completion of its new mechanical wastewater treatment facility.
Construction of the $81.5-million wastewater system project, funded by the governments of Canada, Alberta and Saskatchewan, along with the City of Lloydminster, was completed in November 2023 and received its permit to operate from the Saskatchewan Water Security Agency in November 2023.
Using the Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) model, the facility was designed with a fixed budget that could not be exceeded. Coming in under budget, the project’s success is mainly due in part to the validation phase of the IPD model, allowing the IPD team (the City, consultant, contractor and other parties involved) to consider all options, costs and associated risks carefully. Once validated, the IPD team worked through the final three phases of the project - design and procurement, construction and warranty. The IPD approach enables continuous communication and collaboration throughout the project, reduces waste while increasing efficiency, and fosters respect for team members and project outcomes, including profitability.
The new facility includes an influent lift station, a primary clarifier with a dry pit, an intermediate pump station with fine screens, and Veolia ZeeWeed 500EV membranes. To finish things off, the facility was fitted with a new lab, operations control room and office space. The three existing lagoons, with a total capacity of approximately 500,000 cubic metres, were converted to wet weather and sludge storage.
Now complete, the new plant will have significant social and environmental benefits, not just for the present and future generations of Lloydminster but also for the downstream cities, towns, villages and Indigenous communities that rely on the North Saskatchewan River for drinking water and recreation.
Quotes
“Effective wastewater infrastructure plays a vital role in maintaining the well-being of our communities and environment. The new treatment facility will ensure cleaner waterways and also safeguard the North Saskatchewan River’s ecosystem while supporting long-term growth in the region.” - The Honourable Dan Vandal, Minister of Northern Affairs, PrairiesCan and CanNor, on behalf of the Honourable Sean Fraser, Minister of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities.
"The Government of Saskatchewan is pleased to work with our provincial, federal and municipal government partners to bring this impressive facility to life. Projects like this demonstrate the importance of collaboration across shared borders, and the result - an improved wastewater treatment plant -- will benefit this region for generations. I congratulate the City of Lloydminster and everyone involved in the construction of this facility." - The Honourable Don McMorris, Saskatchewan Minister of Government Relations
“As communities grow, residents must be able to depend on vital infrastructure to support their everyday needs. That goal becomes easier to achieve when governments work together toward shared priorities. The Alberta government is pleased to contribute to this wastewater project, which will allow the City of Lloydminster to grow and thrive for years to come.” - The Honourable Ric McIver, Alberta Minister of Municipal Affairs
“The City of Lloydminster is thrilled to showcase the new wastewater treatment facility to the region, a project that stands as a testament to our commitment to the environment and the sustainable growth of our community. This facility is pivotal to ensuring a cleaner, healthier future for Lloydminster and the surrounding areas. By investing in such critical infrastructure, we’re laying the groundwork for continued growth while protecting our natural resources.” - His Worship Gerald Aalbers, Mayor of the City of Lloydminster
“The successful completion of the new wastewater treatment facility under budget is a testament to the effectiveness of the integrated project delivery model. It fostered a collaborative environment, allowing us to consider all options, costs and associated risks carefully, ensuring project certainty and a higher level of success. This approach has set a new standard for future projects within the City of Lloydminster.” - Don Stang, Executive Manager of Operations, City of Lloydminster
Funding Sources
• The Government of Canada invested over $24.1 million in this project through the Green Infrastructure Stream of the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program and the National and Regional Projects and Small Communities Fund of the Provincial-Territorial Infrastructure Component - New Building Canada Fund.
• The Government of Alberta contributed $12.7 million.
• The Government of Saskatchewan contributed $12.1 million through the New Building Canada Fund.
• The City of Lloydminster provided $32.5 million to secure federal and provincial funding.
The City of Lloydminster hosted a grand opening ceremony and facility tours on Tuesday, June 18, 2024, to celebrate the completion of its new mechanical wastewater treatment facility.
Construction of the $81.5-million wastewater system project, funded by the governments of Canada, Alberta and Saskatchewan, along with the City of Lloydminster, was completed in November 2023 and received its permit to operate from the Saskatchewan Water Security Agency in November 2023.
Using the Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) model, the facility was designed with a fixed budget that could not be exceeded. Coming in under budget, the project’s success is mainly due in part to the validation phase of the IPD model, allowing the IPD team (the City, consultant, contractor and other parties involved) to consider all options, costs and associated risks carefully. Once validated, the IPD team worked through the final three phases of the project - design and procurement, construction and warranty. The IPD approach enables continuous communication and collaboration throughout the project, reduces waste while increasing efficiency, and fosters respect for team members and project outcomes, including profitability.
The new facility includes an influent lift station, a primary clarifier with a dry pit, an intermediate pump station with fine screens, and Veolia ZeeWeed 500EV membranes. To finish things off, the facility was fitted with a new lab, operations control room and office space. The three existing lagoons, with a total capacity of approximately 500,000 cubic metres, were converted to wet weather and sludge storage.
Now complete, the new plant will have significant social and environmental benefits, not just for the present and future generations of Lloydminster but also for the downstream cities, towns, villages and Indigenous communities that rely on the North Saskatchewan River for drinking water and recreation.
Quotes
“Effective wastewater infrastructure plays a vital role in maintaining the well-being of our communities and environment. The new treatment facility will ensure cleaner waterways and also safeguard the North Saskatchewan River’s ecosystem while supporting long-term growth in the region.” - The Honourable Dan Vandal, Minister of Northern Affairs, PrairiesCan and CanNor, on behalf of the Honourable Sean Fraser, Minister of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities.
"The Government of Saskatchewan is pleased to work with our provincial, federal and municipal government partners to bring this impressive facility to life. Projects like this demonstrate the importance of collaboration across shared borders, and the result - an improved wastewater treatment plant -- will benefit this region for generations. I congratulate the City of Lloydminster and everyone involved in the construction of this facility." - The Honourable Don McMorris, Saskatchewan Minister of Government Relations
“As communities grow, residents must be able to depend on vital infrastructure to support their everyday needs. That goal becomes easier to achieve when governments work together toward shared priorities. The Alberta government is pleased to contribute to this wastewater project, which will allow the City of Lloydminster to grow and thrive for years to come.” - The Honourable Ric McIver, Alberta Minister of Municipal Affairs
“The City of Lloydminster is thrilled to showcase the new wastewater treatment facility to the region, a project that stands as a testament to our commitment to the environment and the sustainable growth of our community. This facility is pivotal to ensuring a cleaner, healthier future for Lloydminster and the surrounding areas. By investing in such critical infrastructure, we’re laying the groundwork for continued growth while protecting our natural resources.” - His Worship Gerald Aalbers, Mayor of the City of Lloydminster
“The successful completion of the new wastewater treatment facility under budget is a testament to the effectiveness of the integrated project delivery model. It fostered a collaborative environment, allowing us to consider all options, costs and associated risks carefully, ensuring project certainty and a higher level of success. This approach has set a new standard for future projects within the City of Lloydminster.” - Don Stang, Executive Manager of Operations, City of Lloydminster
Funding Sources
• The Government of Canada invested over $24.1 million in this project through the Green Infrastructure Stream of the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program and the National and Regional Projects and Small Communities Fund of the Provincial-Territorial Infrastructure Component - New Building Canada Fund.
• The Government of Alberta contributed $12.7 million.
• The Government of Saskatchewan contributed $12.1 million through the New Building Canada Fund.
• The City of Lloydminster provided $32.5 million to secure federal and provincial funding.
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Cenovus Energy Hub | Naming Announcement
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Lloydminster, AB/SK (June 27, 2023) - The City of Lloydminster and Cenovus Energy announced the region’s newest event facility will be called the Cenovus Energy Hub. Cenovus’s $5 million contribution towards naming rights, construction and programming demonstrates its continued commitment to Lloydminster and the surrounding area. "Investing in the communities where we operate is integral to how...
Cenovus Energy Hub fly thru
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The Cenovus Energy Hub is more than an event facility; it's a visionary Entertainment District. In addition to the state-of-the-art venue, its vision is to offer slo-pitch diamonds, campsites, walking trails, and green spaces. The district aims to meet the community's need for outdoor recreational spaces, ensuring year-round activation. With will-be ample parking, commercial retail units, and a...
Interview: Mayor Gerald Aalbers re: Lloydminster Place funding announcement
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Canada, Saskatchewan invest $33M in Lloydminster Place On Tuesday, April 18, 2023, Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, Infrastructure and Communities, and Saskatchewan's Government Relations Minister Don McMorris, announced a joint investment of more than $42.1 million to support 21 infrastructure projects across the province. Funding will support the construction of a new e...
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City of Lloydminster | Winter Road Maintenance
Lloyd Needs: Social Needs Assessment 2022
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City of Lloydminster Let's Talk Policing Survey
Rendering of the new mechanical wastewater treatment facility
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Rendering of the new mechanical wastewater treatment facility
Lloydminster Museum + Archives | Ribbon-cutting ceremony
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Lloydminster Museum Archives | Ribbon-cutting ceremony
Opioids Don't Discriminate- Keynote Speaker Petra Shultz
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Opioids Don't Discriminate- Keynote Speaker Petra Shultz
Opioids Don't Discriminate - Opening Ceremony
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Opioids Don't Discriminate - Opening Ceremony
Opioids Don't Discriminate - Closing Ceremony
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Opioids Don't Discriminate - Closing Ceremony
Welcome to Lloydminster's Comeback Story
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Mayor Gerald Aalbers address | post COVID-10 on July 11
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Mayor Gerald Aalbers address | post COVID-10 on July 11
Really just more hockey Rinks? Throw a new wave pool in there
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The Lloydminster RCMP is known to cheat, and the Lloydminster Fire Department is known for lying. So, who do you think will win?
ZEST COAST: COVID SUPPORT IS FOR NAZI INVASION..
In new Zealand we put the bin anywhere 😂
Where swimming pool 😢?!?!?!?!?!?! Even Norh Battleford have NICE one(that town smaller than Lloydminster !!!!!!!!!!!!).
This is pretty big for lloyd
Bonjour PDG et la communauté de gestion humaines ! En effet, j'aimerais envoyer mon curriculum vitæ(CV).
Soon as he said first nation territory i know he is corrupt. What a POS THAT GUY IS! KICK CENOVAS OUT LOYD!!!
Wow So Fun
I Never Knew That Towns Had So Much Fun Like This
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Never allow masking or mandatory medical intervention ever AGAIN!!!
Indoor playing ground
Stop pandering to the government the citizens pay your salary not the government the citizens are the bosses not the government stay true to the citizens enough of this government pandering !!!!
How about stop over policing and stalking the community with drones and GIS?
The only thing for me is that the RCMP detachment need to get more police officer at night and we all know at the end of the month is where alot of people come in to town and courses problem ! So I think the police should add more police officer at the end of the month. Because the crime rate goes up every end of month.
In Australia, we put the bins on the grass between the footpath and the curb. And in my city we have General Waste every week, and recycling and green waste on alternating weeks.
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fix the potholes already preferably before I die
I love this video. Awesome job! Way to go Patrick and City of Lloyd, for making this possible for Lloydminster seniors.
Lol my City Edmonton just started doing this
Lloydminster loves you Gerald Aalber's!
When the truck picked up the trashcan it didn’t have anything in it
Yeah I know I mean it’s a garbage truck made for garbage so that don’t make sense
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Agenda - calendar.lloydminster.ca/meetings/Detail/2020-07-20-1330-Regular-Council-Meeting/bf4d206b-71e7-4ab1-a2ba-abfb0113b559 6:13 - Call to Order and Silent Moment of Personal Reflection 9:00 - Item 6.1 - Presentation by Frank Spenrath 16:26 - Item 8.1 - Annexation Transition Plan 38:43 - Item 7.1 - Bylaw No. 21-2020 Amendment to Land Use Bylaw No. 5-2016 - Roof Signs (Public Hearing to be held at 2 p.m.) 42:02 - Item 8.2.1 - Appeal on Public Safety Order 1:00:35 - Item 8.2.2 - 2020 Election Report 1:16:33 - Item 8.3.1 - Quarter 2 Financial Statements for the Month Ended June 30, 2020 1:52:03 - Item 8.5.1 - Direct Control - DC1 - Discretionary Use Application 2:09:03 - Item 8.5.2 - Neale Edmunds Downstream User Impact Study Fund Allocation & Sole Source Contractor Award 2:36:05 - Item 8.5.3 - 50 Avenue (Highway 17) Timing and Coordination Improvement Contractor - Sole Source Award 2:45:59 - Item 8.5.4 - River Intake Dam - Construction - Contractor Award 3:07:10 - Item 9.1 - Bylaw No. 20-2020 Election Bylaw 3:10:43 - Item 9.2 - Bylaw No. 21-2020 Amendment to Land Use Bylaw No. 5-2016 - Roof Signs 3:31:40 - Item 9.3 - Bylaw No. 22-2020 Library Bylaw 3:37:41 - Item 9.4 - Bylaw No. 23-2020 Code of Conduct Bylaw 3:41:47 - Item 9.5 - Bylaw No. 24-2020 Procedure Bylaw
nobody don't fell like doing that shit lmao
5:57 - Call to Order and Silent Moment of Personal Reflection 8:55 - Item 4.1 - 50 Avenue (Highway 17) Timing & Coordination Improvements - Contractor Sole Source Procurement 23:20 - Item 4.2 - Engineering’s 2020 Quarter Two Capital Infrastructure Projects Update 40:55 - Item 4.3 - Transload Feasibility Study 50:25 - Item 4.4 - Report to the Community 57:40 - Item 5.1 - Draft Code of Conduct Bylaw 1:17:20 - Item 5.2 - Draft Procedure Bylaw
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As residents of LLoydminster, why were we notified of an outbreak in our hospital until three days after the outbreak was confirmed? Why are we not notified of the numbers of people in isolation due to this specific outbreak? Thank you for admitting that the outbreak started in LLoydminster hospital. Why were we not notified of a person positive with COVID -19 left hospital with no known address and so having no ability to self-isolate? Thank you for your messaging Mayor Aalbers but it comes late and lacking details for our safety. Please insist on timely and fulsome information for all of your constituents in Lloydminster and not continue to manage the information of the outbreak as if the act of restricting details will curb the outbreaks. Information is power. Please see to it that the people of LLoydminster have timely and accurate information so that each individual can protect themselves accordingly.