Greater Vernon's master water plan is moving ahead. Regional
District of North Okanagan directors approved the master water plan
Wednesday, meeting an Interior Health Authority deadline to have a
document submitted by Friday. "This has been a lot of work," said Patrick Nicol, board chairperson. RDNO will now wait to see if the health authority approves the document. The
preferred option calls for partial separation for irrigation and
domestic uses, with treatment at the Duteau Creek and Mission Hill
plants. Total capital costs would be about $111 million between 2013 and
2037. Look for more details in Friday's Morning Star.
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