Replacement Water Tower For Marmora Village

The Municipality of Marmora and Lake invested CCBF funding in a new standpipe water tower.

A 35 m standpipe with an active tank mixing system has replaced the old 26 m tower, which was described as being in “very poor condition.”

The old standpipe’s roof was badly deteriorated, meaning there was a risk of water contamination as well as a danger it would collapse completely.

Also, some areas of the village had lower than desired water pressure due to the height of the old tower.

New water pumps were also installed to accommodate the larker tank height, and a watermain on Hayes Street was replaced with a larger pipe to improve the rate of flow.

Residents of the Marmora Village now enjoy better water supply pressure.