Water Test Results
In the fall of each year, the City tests the source water for chemical makeup - a full spectrum analysis. This test includes parameters such as pH, hardness, iron, manganese, aluminum and uranium. Each of the parameters tested meets acceptable concentrations as outlined in the Canadian Drinking Water Guidelines.
Parksville’s drinking water does change slightly between winter and summer months due to the addition of the Englishman River water which has a slightly different makeup than the groundwater. The main difference is the hardness; the Englishman River water is soft and the groundwater is considered moderately hard.
The City of Parksville is also required by Vancouver Island Health Authority (VIHA) to take weekly bacteriological sampling. These samples are tested by the Provincial Laboratory for e-Coli and Total Coliforms. There are 16 dedicated sampling stations throughout the City.
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2012
- Full Spectrum Water Analysis - River Water 2012
- Full Spectrum Water Analysis - River Water 2011
- Full Spectrum Water Analysis - Well Water 2011
- Full Spectrum Water Analysis - Fall 2010
- Full Spectrum Water Analysis (including Trihalomethanes) - Fall 2008
- Full Spectrum Water Analysis - Fall 2007
- Total Trihalomethanes Analysis - Winter 2007
- Full Spectrum Water Analysis - Fall 2006
- Total Trihalomethanes Analysis - Winter 2006
2011
2010
2008
2007
2006
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