Infrastructure First
Before We Add More Pressure, We Need to Strengthen the System
Infrastructure is not an abstract planning issue. It shapes daily life, public safety and what future growth the community can responsibly support.
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Why Infrastructure Comes First
Bradley believes capacity, condition, cost and timing should be understood before major growth decisions are made.
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What the Village Study Examined
The Village of Lumby and Kerr Wood Leidal’s October 20, 2025 capacity summary examines Lumby’s water, sanitary sewer and stormwater systems under existing and projected conditions. The complete source is available on the Public Record page.
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Water Storage and Fire Flow
Water storage and fire flow are part of the documented capacity review. Bradley believes residents should be able to see the verified findings, costs and timing behind decisions that could add demand to these systems.
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Sanitary Sewer and Stormwater
The same study reviews sanitary sewer and stormwater conditions. Bradley’s position is to distinguish verified capacity findings from assumptions and to plan upgrades before adding avoidable pressure.
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Roads, Sidewalks and Neighbourhood Safety
Bradley wants routine infrastructure and pedestrian safety needs considered alongside growth-related capital work.
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Bradley’s Proposed Approach
Verify capacity, publish costs, sequence work responsibly and report progress in plain language.