Update The Don River and Central Waterfront Project and The Ashbridges Bay Treatment Plant outfall
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1 Cleaning Up Our Waterways: Update The Don River and Central Waterfront Project and The Ashbridges Bay Treatment Plant outfall Focus of projects : Lower Don River and Toronto s Inner Harbour & Ashbridges Bay For Nov RAP Science Forum 1 Presented by Dr Bill Snodgrass,Dr Jian Lei, Susan Atlin, and Grace Lin Toronto Water City of Toronto
2 Key Actions for Delisting (supported by C of T projects) 1. Eutrophication or Undesirable Algae Continue to support upgrades to the City of Toronto s Ashbridges Bay Treatment Plant including the construction of a high rate treatment facility, a treatment wetland, and a new outflow pipe extension with diffusers ( ) 2. Beach Closures Continue to support the planning, design and implementation of the City of Toronto s Don River and Central Waterfront Combined Sewer Overflow Project (2016 to 2020) Continue Toronto Health Department monitoring of bacterial levels at all waterfront beaches during the June to September swimming season ( ) Continue to support the City of Toronto and Environmental Defence s Blue Flag Beach Program ( ) Continue to support the City of Toronto s Beaches Plan which includes beach grooming ( ) 2
3 Don & Central Waterfront Project 3
4 WWFMP Implementation (See Significant progress that has been made in 2015 RAP Update [ Sect. 3.2, 4.2, and Chap 5]) Public Outreach and Education Source control (LID) measures: (Hierarchy Principle) Municipal operations: Conveyance control: (Hierarchy Principle) Basement Flooding Protection Program: Stream Restoration: Environmental monitoring: End-of-pipe facilities (ABTP Service Area): (Hierarchy Principle) Earl Bales Stormwater Management Pond - Coatsworth Cut CSO and Storm Outfalls Control Don River and Central Waterfront Project Don Valley Stormwater Management Wetlands North Toronto Treatment Plant CSO Tank 4
5 W W F S Y S T E M D O N R I V E R & C E N T R A L W A T E R F R O N T DRCW WWF System TWDT Briefing 16 December 2016 THE DON RIVER & CENTRAL WATERFRONT SERVICE AREA 267 km 2 the Study Area 1.2 million Population served Approximately 30% of the system is combined sewers 5
6 W W F S Y S T E M D O N R I V E R & C E N T R A L W A T E R F R O N T Preliminary Design DR&CW WWF System (ca. 600,000m3 Storage) 1. Tunnels (22 Km) 2. Shafts (12 Total) 3. Connections (27 Total) 4. IPS 5. HRT (Landform) WBS-1 NTTP T-1 BB-1 DRCW WWF System TWDT Briefing Inflows Overflows CX-1 Taylor- Massey CX-1B IPS Western Beaches WBS-1 IHWS- 2D LDS- 3B LDS- 3A IHES- 2B HRT To Outfall LDS-3B 16 December 2016 LDS-3A 6
7 W W F S Y S T E M D O N R I V E R & C E N T R A L W A T E R F R O N T PRELIMINARY DESIGN HYDRAULIC DESIGN REQUIREMENTS Sufficient storage to limit overflow to once per average year at each outfall Control hydraulic transients Minimize risk of air entrapment in tunnels to reduce risk of geyser Minimize sediment accumulation in tunnels 7
8 WWF S Y S T E M D O N R I V E R & C E N T R A L W A T E R F R O N T FINALIZING - INTEGRATED HYDRAULIC DESIGN FOR THE ENTIRE SYSTEM Lower Don/Coxwell Bypass Tunnel Taylor Massey Creek Tunnel Inner Harbour West Tunnel Inner Harbour East Tunnel 8
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10 Receiving Water Quality Response Figure Existing Conditions Figure 4 Baseline 2031 Blue Flag Status NEW 10
11 Receiving Water Quality Response F-5-5 Control Level Blue Flag Status 1 overflow per season - Blue Flag Status 11
12 WWF S Y S T E M D O N R I V E R & C E N T R A L W A T E R F R O N T PROJECT BENEFITS 25 August 2016 Virtual elimination of CSO discharges to the Don River and central waterfront Significant water quality improvements to the Inner Harbour, Lower Don River, and Taylor-Massey Creek Supports waterfront revitalization efforts and improves recreational uses and aquatic habitat Moves us closer to delisting Toronto s waterfront as an Area of Concern in the Great Lakes Basin Black & Veatch 12
13 ABTP - OUTFALL : RECEIVING WATER ASSESSMENT & PRELIMINARY DESIGN TORONTO RAP SCIENCE FORUM Nov
14 14 MODELLING APPROACH Far-field Model (MIKE3) - Evaluation Evaluate size of Far-Field Mixing Zone (90 th percentile) Evaluate concentrations of parameters at fiducial markers (i.e. water intakes, beaches, Leslie Spit)
15 EVALUATION OF ALTERNATIVES BEACHES AND SHORELINE 15 Existing Outfall (914 m total length with 92m diffuser) Total Phosphorus Mixing Zone interferes with shoreline (red colour) 1km Outfall Alternative (3.5km total length, 1km diffuser section) Total Phosphorus no interference with shoreline Peak daily average TP is below PWQO at all fiducial markers (beaches, Leslie spit) 1km
16 16 DETAILED DESIGN STAGE Total Length m Diffuser m (3 sections, each 333m) At ADF, all flow to furthest section Existing Baseline Conditions
17 Single tunnel 7.0m internal diameter 3,500m length Similar to 1986 Concept in alignment and length Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) methods in bedrock xx vertical tunnel risers 1.0m inner diameter xx diffuser ports Tunnel Design Basis 0.75m inner diameter 17
18 Tunnel Design Development 18
19 Tunnel Sequence of Construction Drill Connect Flood Sink Mine and Shaft Tunnel grout and risers to Mount Risers Ports LAKE SOIL ROCK 19
20 Key Actions for Delisting (supported by C of T projects) 1. Eutrophication or Undesirable Algae Continue to support upgrades to the City of Toronto s Ashbridges Bay Treatment Plant including the construction of a high rate treatment facility, a treatment wetland, and a new outflow pipe extension with diffusers ( ) 2. Beach Closures Continue to support the planning, design and implementation of the City of Toronto s Don River and Central Waterfront Combined Sewer Overflow Project (2016 to 2020) Continue Toronto Health Department monitoring of bacterial levels at all waterfront beaches during the June to September swimming season ( ) Continue to support the City of Toronto and Environmental Defence s Blue Flag Beach Program ( ) Continue to support the City of Toronto s Beaches Plan which includes beach grooming ( ) 20
21 THANK YOU. ANY QUESTIONS? 2016 Toronto RAP Science Forum 14 November 2016 W J Snodgrass, Jian Lei, Susan Atlin & Grace Lin Water Infrastructure Management and Wastewater Treatment, Toronto Water wsnodgr@toronto.ca (416)
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