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Water Supply and Treatment - Nanaimo Nanaimo's water supply and treatment system is well-developed and carefully managed to ensure a sustainable and clean water source for the community Our mandate is to provide and sustain an adequate supply of good clean water, now and into the future
Hours and Tipping Fees - RDN For the complete list of tipping fees, definitions, banned items, controlled waste disposal, and other regulatory requirements, please refer to "Regional District of Nanaimo Tipping Fee and Solid Waste Disposal Regulation Bylaw No 1784 " Other Costs Asbestos bags - $2 Manifests - $20
Water Sewage - Nanaimo Water Sewage View Your Utility Bill Online Use our online portal to view your utility bill more Watering Restrictions Quickly learn what restriction stage you are at, and what that means for your use of water more Water Supply and Treatment Learn about the source of your water, and how it is treated for everyday use more
Liquid Waste Management Plan Amendment | Get Involved RDN The Liquid Waste Management Plan (LWMP) is the Regional District of Nanaimo's (RDN's) long-range plan to manage wastewater The LMWP gives the RDN authority to determine community-driven solutions to wastewater management goals
FAQs | RDN Wastewater Projects - Get Involved RDN The RDN treats wastewater from approximately 135,000 people and businesses at four different treatment facilities: French Creek Pollution Control Centre (FCPCC) Nanoose Bay Pollution Control Centre (NBPCC) Greater Nanaimo Pollution Control Centre (GNPCC) Duke Point
Greater Nanaimo Pollution Control Centre - RDN Greater Nanaimo Pollution Control Centre (GNPCC) treats wastewater from approximately 104,000 people in the City of Nanaimo, Snuneymuxw First Nation land, and the District of Lantzville GNPCC also treats septage from residential onsite (septic) systems and wastewater from pump-and-haul properties