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RDN Sewer Systems

The Regional District of Nanaimo operates six sewer service areas from Cedar (south of Nanaimo) to Qualicum Beach. These sewer service areas are located outside the city limits of Nanaimo, Parksville and Qualicum Beach, and comprise over 20 km of gravity sewer collection mains. Each sewer service area is described below along with a map link to each sewer system. Please click on the following link to learn about Development Cost Charges (DCCs). Pipes2
The Surfside Sanitary Sewer Service Area was established in 1998 and comprises an area north of Qualicum Beach in the McFeely Drive and Kinkade Road area. There are currently 27 residential connections and no commercial connections to the system. The sanitary sewer collection system discharges into a trunk sewer system that conveys the sewer to the French Creek Pollution Control Centre located on Lee Road. Surfside Sewer Service Area Map
The French Creek Sewer Service Area was established in 1980 and comprises an area west of Drew Road and south of the Island Highway between the City of Parksville and the Town of Qualicum Beach. There are currently 1882 residential and commercial connections to the system. The sanitary sewer collection system discharges into a trunk sewer system that conveys the sewer to the French Creek Pollution Control Centre located on Lee Road. French Creek Sewer Service Area Map
The Barclay Crescent Sewer Service Area was established in 2005 and construction of the system is now complete. The system comprises an area south of the Island Highway between Drew Road and Barclay Crescent. There are currently 244 residential connections and no commercial connections to the system. The sanitary sewer collection system discharges into a trunk sewer system that conveys the sewer to the French Creek Pollution Control Centre located on Lee Road. Barclay Crescent Sewer Service Area Map
The Fairwinds Sanitary Sewer Service Area was established in 1988 and comprises an area on the easterly portion of the Nanoose Peninsula and services the Fairwinds community. There are currently 796 residential and commercial connections to the system. The sanitary sewer collection system discharges into a trunk sewer system that conveys the sewer to the Fairwinds Pollution Control Centre located on Schooner Cove Drive. Fairwinds Sewer Service Area Map
The Pacific Shores Sanitary Sewer Service Area was established in 1997 servicing both the Pacific Shores development and adjacent properties. There are currently 128 residential and commercial connections to the system. The sanitary sewer collection system discharges into a trunk sewer system that conveys the sewer to the French Creek Pollution Control Centre located on Lee Road. Pacific Shores Sewer Service Area Map
The Cedar Sewer Service Area was established in 2010 and comprises an area in the Cedar town core, on parts of MacMillan Road and Cedar Road. There are currently 68 residential and commercial connections to the system. The sanitary sewer collection system discharges into a trunk sewer system that conveys the sewer to the Duke Point Pollution Control Centre located on Jackson Road. Cedar Sewer Service Area Map
The Mallard Place, Remora Place Sewer Expansion Project is currently under consideration by the neighbourhood property owners. The Regional District of Nanaimo received inquiries about extending sanitary sewer servicing to the Mallard Place neighbourhood of Nanoose Bay. An expansion of the Fairwinds Sanitary Sewer Service Area would be required, along with construction of new sewermains and manholes. The cost of expanding the sewer service and installing the sewer works would be entirely paid for by the property owners who benefit from the service. If the project does not receive enough support, it will not be advanced. Please see www.mallardsewer.ca for more information. Mallard, Remora Sewer Service Project Area Map