Article content Norfolk County has settled on a near-term solution to its water-capacity issues in Port Dover and Simcoe. That solution involves a $2.7-million expansion of the water-treatment plant in Port Dover and a multi-million dollar investment in piping raw water from a new well field in Bloomsburg into Simcoe. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Water solutions approved in Port Dover, Simcoe Back to video The decision Tuesday includes a hold on new development applications in Port Rowan until such time as capacity issues there are addressed. For more than a year, Norfolk council and staff have studied the construction of a pipeline from the high-capacity treatment plant in Nanticoke into Norfolk by way of St. John’s Road East and Jarvis.