The Missezula Lake Water System (MLWS) is a small water system located 45 kilometres north of Princeton, BC. The system provides drinking water to approximately 190 residential/seasonal lots.

The MLWS was built in 1972 by Arvec Construction, which originally drew source water from Dillard Creek. A chlorination building and a chlorine contact main were also present in the Dillard Creek area to provide a single barrier of treatment and a chlorine residual throughout the distribution system.

In 2002 an upgrade project was carried out, which replaced the creek intake with a raw water intake in Missezula Lake. This upgrade project also included the construction of the chlorination building, chlorine contact chamber, high lift pump station, and emergency power supply generator building.

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May 17, 2024

Work continues on the Missezula Lake Water System Upgrade project. Find out more by clicking on the link below.

https://rdosregionalconnections.ca/38738/widgets/181826/documents/130265