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how we can achieve decreasing our backlogs
and what that will do to taxes over the next
thirty-years.”
One such notable project is the Sewer
System Review and Master Plan. As the re-
sult of flooding in the late 1990s, the Mas-
ter Plan was developed with one of the goals
being the understanding of the hydraulic ca-
pacity of the system and mitigation of flood-
ing risk. The first phase called for reviewing
an area where flooding had occurred, in turn,
hydraulic capacity analysis through system
modeling was performed. The successful
proponent was the Moncton Infrastructure
Group (MIG), a consortium of Moncton
based engineering consulting firms made up
of Genivar, EXP, Crandall Engineering, and
Hatch Mott McDonald. The group has been
successful through four phases of the Master
plan. Phase 5 is being completed this year by
EXP with another six to go to cover the en-
tire City. One of the objectives of the Mas-
