Paris Water Pollution Control Plant

Providing services to the Paris community, the Paris Water Pollution Control Plant, located at 120 Race Street, serves a population of almost 15,000. The 2020 Water and Wastewater Servicing Master Plan for Paris concluded that the current capacity of the Paris Plant is insufficient to meet the needs of planned future growth in the community and an upgrade and expansion will be required. The plan recommended expanding the Plant to the north of the existing facility.

The County of Brant is undergoing a study to evaluate various design alternatives and treatment technologies to effectively treat the future wastewater flows from

Providing services to the Paris community, the Paris Water Pollution Control Plant, located at 120 Race Street, serves a population of almost 15,000. The 2020 Water and Wastewater Servicing Master Plan for Paris concluded that the current capacity of the Paris Plant is insufficient to meet the needs of planned future growth in the community and an upgrade and expansion will be required. The plan recommended expanding the Plant to the north of the existing facility.

The County of Brant is undergoing a study to evaluate various design alternatives and treatment technologies to effectively treat the future wastewater flows from the community of Paris. The study involves an environmental inventory/impact study, archaeological investigations, and a cultural heritage investigation.

Public engagement is an important part of this study. Our public engagement plan includes a Public Information Meeting, newspaper advertisements, social media posts, postings on Engage Brant and the County’s website, and updates to Council throughout the completion of the study.

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  • Engage with us - Public Information Meeting, February 3, 2025

    An environmental inventory/impact study, archaeological investigations and a cultural heritage investigation have been completed to date as a part of this study. An assimilative capacity study is also underway, which will be used to determine the Plant’s discharge water quality limits to ensure that negative environmental impacts are mitigated for the increased flows.

    On February 3, join County of Brant staff at the Public Information Meeting to:

    • learn more about the study objectives
    • view the list of alternative design solutions and implementation plans
    • review the evaluation criteria
    • share your feedback


    A pre-recorded presentation is available to view ahead of the meeting so that interested community members can view the information and submit questions ahead of the meeting

    Date Time Location
    Monday, February 3, 2025 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm

    Lafarge Hall, Brant Sports Complex
    944 Powerline Rd, Paris

    An environmental inventory/impact study, archaeological investigations and a cultural heritage investigation have been completed to date as a part of this study. An assimilative capacity study is also underway, which will be used to determine the Plant’s discharge water quality limits to ensure that negative environmental impacts are mitigated for the increased flows.

    On February 3, join County of Brant staff at the Public Information Meeting to:

    • learn more about the study objectives
    • view the list of alternative design solutions and implementation plans
    • review the evaluation criteria
    • share your feedback


    A pre-recorded presentation is available to view ahead of the meeting so that interested community members can view the information and submit questions ahead of the meeting

    Date Time Location
    Monday, February 3, 2025 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm

    Lafarge Hall, Brant Sports Complex
    944 Powerline Rd, Paris
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