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We believe in the importance of working with the Edmonton community. We are planning future work at the E.L. Smith Water Treatment Plant and invite you to join us in a discussion on our goals, shared outcomes and what to consider along the way.
In January 2021 we held a series of online workshops with neighboring residential communities, educational and recreational groups and other interested parties. Thank you to those who joined us to talk about our goals, shared outcomes and what to consider when we plan work at the E.L. Smith Water Treatment Plant.
To begin the conversation, we prepared 5 shared outcome statements. Another way to think of these statement is as critical goals that guide our day-to-day operations and improvement projects. These goals were originally designed in collaboration with communities and serve as baseline goals for all of our treatment facilities. They include:
1. Quality of life: The E.L. Smith water treatment facility is operated, maintained and updated in a way that reduces impacts to stakeholders and improves quality of life regarding noise and enjoyment of parks and recreation. 2. Safety: Community, public and worker safety and health are protected. 3. Relationship: An honest, transparent, trusting and respectful long-term relationship is developed between EPCOR and stakeholders. 4. Environment: Pollution is prevented and community beautification is considered. 5. Reliable, responsible and sustainable: The E.L. Smith plant is designed, maintained and operated in a prudent and responsible manner.
1. Quality of life: The E.L. Smith water treatment facility is operated, maintained and updated in a way that reduces impacts to stakeholders and improves quality of life regarding noise and enjoyment of parks and recreation.
2. Safety: Community, public and worker safety and health are protected.
3. Relationship: An honest, transparent, trusting and respectful long-term relationship is developed between EPCOR and stakeholders.
4. Environment: Pollution is prevented and community beautification is considered.
5. Reliable, responsible and sustainable: The E.L. Smith plant is designed, maintained and operated in a prudent and responsible manner.
Located on Treaty 6 territory in the North Saskatchewan River Valley, the E.L. Smith Water treatment Plant has been in operation since 1976 and has been serving the Edmonton community ever since.