Purpose
The Cedarwood Sanitary Pump Station was constructed in 1972 and services an area totaling in approximately 920 hectares within the Town of Tecumseh. The pumping station is currently equipped with screw pumps which have been in service for over 50 years and require replacement in the near future. Climate change related to increasing rainfall events have had significant impacts on the region, including rising water levels in Lake St. Clair. Over the last ten years, the Cedarwood drainage area has been experiencing an increase in basement flooding cases during severe storm events. The implementation of the project will address multiple issues identified within the existing pumping station to improve its efficiency and performance and mitigate the risk of basement flooding within the service area.
The Corporation of the Town of Tecumseh | The Corporation of the Town of Tecumseh × Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
2 grants totalling $4.7M
Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation Fund
96 grants totalling $1.9B
Related Grants
| Recipient | Amount | Program |
|---|---|---|
| City of Toronto | Ville de Toronto | $129.4M | Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation Fund |
| City of Vancouver | Ville de Vancouver | $84.4M | Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation Fund |
| City of Prince Rupert | Ville de Prince Rupert | $77.2M | Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation Fund |
| City of Surrey | Ville de Surrey | $76.6M | Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation Fund |
| City of Toronto | Ville de Toronto | $73.2M | Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation Fund |