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TOWN OF ONOWAY
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A BYLAW OF THE TOWN OF ONOWAY IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA, FOR THE
PURPOSE TO REGULATE THE COLLECTION, REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF
HOUSEHOLD WASTE, REFUSE, ASHES, RECYCLE MATERIALS, AND ORGANICS IN THE
TOWN OF ONOWAY.
WHEREAS the Municipal Government Act, Chapter M-26, 2000 with amendments thereto, provides
that a Council of a Municipality may pass a bylaw for services provided by or on behalf of the
municipality for public utilities; and
WHEREAS Council deems it in the interest of the municipality to ensure the timely and appropriate
collection, removal and disposal of household waste, refuse, ashes, recycle materials and organics;
NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Town of Onoway duly assembled hereby enacts as follows:
SECTION 1
CITATION
1.
This Bylaw may be cited as "The Town of Onoway Waste Collection Bylaw".
SECTION 2
DEFINITIONS
2.1
For the purpose of this Bylaw and in the Fees and Charges Bylaw attached hereto, unless the
context otherwise requires:
2.2
"Application" shall mean the application made by the consumer to the Town for either
household waste collection, recycle collection or both household waste and recycle collection;
2.3
"Application Fee" shall mean the amount of money required to be paid under and by virtue of
this Bylaw by the consumer before the Town supplies household waste collection or recycle
collection to the consumer which money is retained by the Town;
2.4
"Bylaw Officer" shall mean each and every member employed and duly sworn in as a Bylaw
Enforcement Officer for the Town of Onoway;
2.5
"Collection Day" shall mean the day or days during each week on which household waste,
organics or recycling is regularly collected from a specific premises, together with the seven (7)
hour period immediately preceding and seven (7) hour period immediately following that day;
2.6
"Commercial Premises" shall mean any café, restaurant, warehouse, wholesale or retail business
place, office building, garage or service station, factory or industrial plant, any other building or
premises except a dwelling or multiple family dwelling;
2.7
"Consumer" shall mean any person who uses household waste, organics or recycling services
supplied by the Town;
2.8
"Council" shall mean the Municipal Council of the Town of Onoway;
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2.9
"Dwelling" shall mean a building occupied for residential purposes, other than a multiple family
dwelling;
2.10
"Household Waste" shall mean discarded ashes, crockery, cloth, wrappings, plastics and other
items of household refuse, but does not include recycle materials as defined in this bylaw,
human or animal excrement, medical wastes such as hypodermic syringes or industrial waste,
or animal carcasses;
2.11
"Household Waste Cart" shall mean a rolling bin with a connected flip-open lid issued by the
waste service provider;
2.12
"Household Waste Dumpster" shall mean a metal container of "Heil Waste Container" design;
2.13
"Household Waste Service Provider" shall mean the person or firm appointed by the Town for
the purpose of collecting and disposing of Household waste and refuse;
2.14
"Householder" shall mean any person occupying any dwelling or place of residence, but shall
not include any person who is merely a boarder, roomer, or lodger therein, or any occupant of a
multiple family dwelling;
2.15
"Industrial Waste" shall mean materials from excavations, materials from lot clearing and
building construction, repairs, alterations, or maintenance, debris from any building removed,
or destroyed by fire or any other cause, material from manufacturing processes, dead animals,
waste from garages and service stations, condemned matter or waste from factories or other
works, or from warehouses, ashes from industrial plants, and other similar waste materials other
than human or animal excrement, or household waste;
2.16
"Multiple Family Dwelling" shall mean a building or buildings which are, or are intended to be,
occupied as a residence by more than two tenants living independently of one another in the
same or a separate building, and shall include apartments, hotels, motels, boarding and rooming
houses, and row housing and also includes any room or suite of rooms in any building
containing any commercial premises;
2.17
"Municipal Manager" shall mean the Chief Administrative Officer of the Town or their
designate;
2.18
"Organics" shall mean grass cuttings, garden refuse, leaves, food wastes (excluding meats, bones
or cheese) or other materials which are easily composted but shall not include branches or tree
limbs;
2.19
"Organics Cart" shall mean a rolling bin with a connected flip-open lid issued by either the
Town or the Town's House Waste Service Provider;
2.20
"Organics Service Provider" shall mean the person or firm appointed by the Town for the
purpose of collecting and disposing of Organics;
2.21
"Person" includes a partnership, a firm a body corporate, a politic, and the heirs, executors,
administrators or other legal representatives of a person to whom the context can apply
according to law;
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2.22
"Proprietor" shall mean the occupant of commercial premises and the person in charge of a
multiple family dwelling and, where such premises are unoccupied, shall mean the owner
thereof;
2.23
"Recycle Service Provider" shall mean the person or firm appointed by the Town for the
purposes of collecting and disposing of Recycle Materials;
2.24
"Recycle Materials" shall mean materials which are determined by the Recycle Service Provider
for the Town to be recyclable and may include but are not necessarily limited to newspaper,
mixed paper, box board, cardboard, washed and flattened tin cans which must be set out
separately from the other materials;
2.25
"Street or Streets" shall include all highways, roads, lanes, alleys, avenues, easements,
thoroughfares, utility lots, drives, bridges and ways of public nature, sidewalks, boulevards,
parks, public square and other public places unless the contrary is expressed or unless such
construction would be consistent with the context of this Bylaw;
2.26
"Town" shall mean the Town of Onoway or its duly authorized representatives;
SECTION 3
HOUSEHOLD WASTE COLLECTION
3.1
No householder, proprietor, property owner or other person within the Town shall dispose of
household waste EXCEPT in accordance with this bylaw;
3.2
All properties in Town must have Household waste collection service in accordance with this
Bylaw;
3.3
Household waste shall be at the pick-up location by 7:00 a.m. on collection day;
3.4
Household waste collection shall be every week;
3.5
Unless otherwise permitted or instructed by the Town or the Waste Service Provider, all
Household Waste Carts set out for collection must be placed on the roadway in front of the
property the Household waste Carts belong to. The Household Waste Carts must be placed not
less than 0.5 meters and not more than 1.5 meters from the edge of the road, with the arrow on the
Household Waste Cart lid pointing away from the property, perpendicular to the edge of the road.
The Household Waste Cart lid must be in a closed position, covering the mouth of the Household
waste Cart, at all times while the Cart is placed in the position for pickup as outlined in this
Bylaw. Household waste Carts must be set out for collection in such a manner as not interfere in
any way with vehicular or pedestrian traffic;
3.6
Any Household waste Cart which is set out for collection at a location other than as directed in
this Bylaw shall be deemed to be a violation of this bylaw, and the Bylaw Enforcement Officer
will be contacted. Every effort will be made to determine who placed the Household waste Cart
in the location and the person will be contacted;
3.7
The Waste Service Provider shall provide a Household Waste Cart of sufficient size as specified
by the Town (with lids closed) generated from those premises during the period between
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Household waste collections. Household waste must not be packed in to the household waste cart
in a manner that will prevent the cart from being emptied;
3.8
The Municipal Manager, in his/her sole discretion, may require that any property use a larger size
Household waste Cart or Household waste Dumpster;
3.9
No person shall place or keep any can, container or receptacle for industrial waste upon any lane
or street in the Town except as specifically provided in this bylaw;
3.10
The owner, tenant, occupant or other person in charge of a dwelling or other building shall at all
time ensure that Household Waste Carts, or other receptacles provided for the purpose, are not
allowed to spill over or accumulate on any land or street or adjoining public or private property.
Every such person shall be held responsible for any violation of this section regardless of the
cause of such violation. Failure to contain Household waste in approved containers may also be
considered a violation of and result in action under the Unsightly Premises Bylaw;
3.11
No person shall directly or otherwise dispose of or permit any person to dispose of any explosive,
inflammable, volatile, noxious or dangerous device, substance or thing in any Household waste
Cart. Any person who fails to comply with the provisions of this section shall be deemed to have
thereby created an offence and shall be liable to the penalties provided for a breach of this bylaw;
3.12
No person shall directly or otherwise dispose of or permit any person to dispose of any
hypodermic syringes or needles or other Bio Hazardous waste in any household waste container.
These are Bio Hazardous Waste and must be discarded in the appropriate manner which is to
place them in an enclosed container and return them to a facility intended to handle such
materials;
3.13
No person shall directly or otherwise dispose of or permit any person to dispose of any feces,
whether human or animal, or any carcass of any dead animal in any Household waste container.
Any person who fails to comply with the provisions of this section shall be deemed to have
thereby created an offence and shall be liable to the penalties provided for a breach of this bylaw;
3.14
Disposal of any refuse by burning is not permitted unless a permit in writing to do so has been
received from the Fire Department. Notwithstanding this, no permit will be approved by the Fire
Department for open burning in that area designated as Central Business District as outlined in
the Town of Onoway Land Use Bylaw. The Municipal Manager, in his/her sole discretion, shall
ultimately have the discretion to restrict burning in any area of the Town at any time and for any
duration deemed necessary;
3.15
In the event that a permit to burn is issued, the applicant is entirely responsible to see that the
burning takes place without danger to other properties or inconvenience to neighbouring
properties and the Town shall in no way be held responsible for any damage or inconvenience
experience;
3.16
No person shall directly or otherwise dispose of or permit any person to dispose of hot ashes,
burning matter, or unwrapped wet Household Waste in any Household waste Cart or dumpster;
3.17
Except on Collection Day, all Household Waste Carts shall be kept and maintained on the
premises of the householder or proprietor. Failure to return the Household Waste Cart to the
premises of the householder or proprietor following Collection Day shall be in breach of this
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bylaw and the householder, proprietor or property owner shall be liable to the penalties provided
for a breach of this bylaw. Any Household Waste Carts located on any street or lane in the Town,
other than on Collection Day, may be removed and disposed of at the discretion of the Bylaw
Officer without compensation to the owner thereof;
3.18
No Household waste collection shall be made from the inside of any dwelling or from the
basement or upper floors of any multiple family dwelling or commercial premises;
3.19
No person other than a lawful user thereof, or any authorized employee of the Town or House
Waste Service Provider, shall open any Household Waste Carts or remove anything therefrom, or
in any way disturb the contents thereof, nor shall any other persons handle, interfere with, or in
any manner disturb any Household Waste of any kind put out for collection for removal;
3.20
When any Household Waste Cart or Dumpster has been condemned or is deemed insufficient by
the Bylaw Officer, and written notice to that effect has been given to the householder or
proprietor, the condemned Household Waste Cart or Dumpster may be removed and disposed of
along with the Household Waste from the premises, in which case the householder or proprietor
shall forthwith provide a suitable Household waste Cart or Dumpster, to the satisfaction of the
Municipal Manager, to replace the one that has been condemned and removed;
3.21
No person shall operate a vehicle in the Town while it is carrying household waste or industrial
waste unless that portion of the vehicle in which the material is being carried is securely covered
or the material is secured to prevent any part of such material from falling off, or out of, the
vehicle while in transit;
3.22
No person shall deposit any dead animal, manure, excreta, refuse, household waste, liquid waste
or other filth upon or into any street, ditch, lane, highway, byway, water, well, wharf, dock, lake,
pond, river, bank, stream, or onto any land except with the written consent of the Town. Any
person who fails to comply with the provisions of this section shall be deemed to have thereby
created an offence and shall be liable to the penalties provided for a breach of this bylaw;
3.23
All loose paper, paper boxes, straw and other packing or waste material from stores, warehouses
and other buildings with the said Town and all loose grass, weeds, twigs and other combustible
matter shall not be allowed to accumulate on any premises within the said Town, but shall be so
disposed of as not to create a nuisance and any person who fails to comply with the provisions of
this section shall be liable to the penalties provided for a breach of this Bylaw;
3.24
Any person disposing of household waste, trees or tree clippings or other refuse onto private or
public property, unless designated as a disposal site within the said Town, shall be liable to the
penalties provided for a breach of this Bylaw.
SECTION 4
ORGANICS COLLECTION
4.1
No householder, proprietor, property owner or other person within the Town shall dispose of
Organics EXCEPT in accordance with this bylaw;
4.2
All properties in Town that have a Household waste Cart must also have Organics Collection
service in accordance with this Bylaw;
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4.3
Organics shall be at the pick-up location by 7:00 a.m. on collection day;
4.4
Organics collection shall be every week during May to October;
4.5
Unless otherwise permitted or instructed by the Town or the Organics Service Provider, all
Organic Carts set out for collection must be placed on the roadway in front of the property the
Organic Cart belong to. The Organic Carts must be placed not less than 0.5 meters and not more
than 1.5 meters from the edge of the road, with the arrow on the Organic Cart lid pointing away
from the property, perpendicular to the edge of the road. The Organic Cart lid must be in a closed
position, covering the mouth of the Organic Cart, at all times while the Cart is placed in the
position for pickup as outlined in this bylaw. Organic Carts must be set out for collection in such
a manner as not interfere in any way with vehicular or pedestrian traffic;
4.6
Any Organic Cart which is set out for collection at a location other than as directed in this Bylaw
shall be deemed to be a violation of this bylaw, and the Bylaw Enforcement Officer will be
contacted. Every effort will be made to determine who placed the Organic Cart in the location
and the person will be contacted;
4.7
The Waste Service Provider shall provide every property with an Organic Cart of sufficient size
to contain the organics (with lids closed) generated from those premises during the period
between Organics collections. Organics must not be packed in to the Organic Cart in such a way
that will prevent the Cart from being emptied;
4.8
Every householder and proprietor shall maintain and keep in good condition sufficient Organic
Cart as required by this bylaw for all Organics upon the premises owned or occupied by him, and
shall ensure that the container lid is kept securely over the mouth of all such containers except
when said cans are actually being filled or emptied;
4.9
All other regulations as apply to Household waste collection shall also apply to Organics
collection.
SECTION 5
RECYCLING COLLECTION
5.1
No householder, proprietor, property owner or other person within the Town shall dispose of
Recycle Materials EXCEPT in accordance with this bylaw;
5.2
All residential properties in Town that have a Household Waste Cart must also have Recycling
Collection in accordance with this Bylaw;
5.3
Recycle materials shall be at the pick-up location by 7:00 a.m. on collection day;
5.4
Recycle materials collection shall be every week;
5.5
All recycle materials set out for collection must be placed on the boulevard or front of the
property, in a manner that is accessible for the Recycle Service Provider, but does not interfere in
any way with vehicular or pedestrian traffic;
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5.6
All Recycle Materials set out for collection in accordance with this bylaw must be placed and
secured in a Blue Bag, with the exception of cardboard boxes which must be collapsed and
secured to any other cardboard boxes also set out for collection on the same collection day with
twine, string, or some other similar material to secure multiple items together for an extended
period of time;
5.7
Materials for recycling collection shall be placed in blue bags so that the contents can be viewed
to ensure that there is no contamination of the material. If any contamination of Recycling
Material is noted, the material will not be collected and a sticker noting the contamination will be
placed on the bag. Any person who fails to comply with the provisions of this section shall be
deemed to have thereby created an offence and shall be liable to the penalties provided for a
breach of this bylaw;
5.8
Any Recycle Materials which are set out for collection at a location other than as directed in this
bylaw, or in a manner other than directed in this bylaw will be left at the location where it is
placed and the Bylaw Enforcement Officer will be contacted. Every effort will be made to
determine who placed the Recycle Materials in the location and the person will be contacted;
5.9
The owner, tenant, occupant or other person in charge of a dwelling or other building shall
provide sufficient means to contain the Recycle Materials generated from those premises during
the period between Recycle Material collections in an orderly manner and that Recycle Materials
are not allowed to spill over or accumulate on any land or street or adjoining public or private
property. All plastic bags and loose material must be suitably tied to ensure that the Recycle
Materials are not disturbed, spread or distributed due to animals, weather conditions, vehicles or
other persons. Every such person shall be held responsible for any violation of this section
regardless of the cause of such violation. Failure to contain Recycle Materials in an approved
manner may also be considered a violation of an result in action under the Unsightly Premises
Bylaw;
5.10
The Recycle Service Provider will only collect Basic Volumes of Recycling Materials. Should
the householder or proprietor require greater weekly disposal of Recycle Materials, they will
contract with a contractor in the business of Recycle Material disposal to provide this service;
5.11
Every householder, proprietor, or other person shall dispose of Recycle Materials upon the
premise owned or occupied by him by placing or causing the same to be placed for pickup in a
manner described in this bylaw, but not elsewhere;
5.12
All other regulations as apply to household waste collection shall also apply to recycle collection.
SECTION 6
ADMINISTRATION
6.1 General
6.1.1
The provisions of the Bylaw shall form part of a contract between the consumer and the Town
for Household waste and/or Organics and/or Recycle collection hereunder which supply shall
be subject to all the provisions of this Bylaw;
6.1.2
Any provision, agreement, term, condition or representation contained in this contract is not
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transferable and shall remain in full force and effect until the consumer has notified the Town
of his/her desire in writing to terminate said contract or until said contract shall have been
terminated by the Town. Following written notification by a consumer of his/her desire to
terminate a contract hereunder, the Town shall discontinue Household waste, Organic or
Recycle collection will be discontinued as soon as reasonably practicable and the consumer
shall be liable for and shall pay all of the rates and charges payable hereunder until the time of
such discontinuation. Termination can only be done in instances of property sale or transfer or
if the service level is changed in accordance with this bylaw.
6.1.3
Account information, account changes or account cancellations can only be made by the
registered property owner.
6.2 Owner Responsibility
6.2.1
Ownership of all Household Waste and Organic Carts belong to the Waste Service Provider.
Each property will be permitted use of the carts solely for the purposes outlined in this Bylaw.
Maintenance, repair to ensure the continuing good working order of the carts, and proper and
secure storage shall be the responsibility of the property owner. Replacement of the carts in
instances of damage or theft by anyone other than the Waste Service Provider or the Town or
Town's agent will be the responsibility of and at the cost of the property owner or account
holder, as designated in "Fees and Charges Bylaw" attached to and forming part of this Bylaw
and which may be amended from time to time by resolution of Council;
6.2.2
The Town will bill the registered owner, as reported by the Alberta Land Titles Office, for
utility services in accordance with this Bylaw, unless the registered owner has made provisions
for direct renter billing as specified in this Bylaw. In the event of change of property
ownership, the Town will bill the new registered owner upon notification of transfer of title
from the Alberta Land Titles Office.
SECTION 7
BILLING, COLLECTION AND ENFORCEMENT
7.1
General
7.1.1
The full cost of Household waste, Organics and Recycling collection and disposal shall be paid
out of the general revenue of the Town and collected through fees established by Council.
These fees shall be included on the utility billing in accordance with this Bylaw. These fees
form "Schedule A" of the "Fees and Charges Bylaw";
7.1.2
Should the Town be unable to determine the actual fees to be billed to any property, the
Municipal Manager shall estimate the fees to be charged and render an account based upon
such methods he considers to be fair and equitable;
7.1.3
All rates and charges payable hereunder shall be paid to the Town;
7.1.4
Failure of an owner or renter to receive an account shall in no way affect the liability to pay the
account.
7.2
Owner Responsibility
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7.2.1
The Owner will receive and pay all Town utility bills of the property that is serviced by utilities
services, unless a renter/owner agreement is signed; stating that the renter will be paying and
receiving the utility bills. This form must be received and processed by the Town prior to the
implementation of billing to the renter of any property.
7.2.2
When a current renter moves out of a rental property or a non-owner account holder wishes to
discontinue their account, it is the owner's responsibility to inform the Town to administrate the
change of billing address and the owner will be responsible for payment of the utility services
charges;
7.3
Renter Responsibility
7.3.1
The Renter will receive and pay all Town utility bills for the property that he/she is renting that
is serviced by utilities services, if a renter/owner agreement is signed, as per "Schedule A"
attached to and forming part of this Bylaw and which may be amended from time to time by
resolution of Council; stating that the renter will be paying and receiving the utility bills and the
form is received by the Town;
7.4
Payment Period
7.4.1
All accounts, including interim accounts for utilities services, shall be due and payable on the
last working day of the following month of the statement. Accounts not paid on or before that
day shall be liable to a penalty of 3.5% per month.
7.5
Unpaid Accounts
7.5.1
Any owner who fails to pay his/her account will have the outstanding balance that is more than
30 days overdue automatically transferred to his/her property tax roll;
7.5.2
The Municipal Manager may authorize any overdue account to be transferred to the related tax
roll as the Municipal Manager deems necessary;
7.5.3
Any overdue account transferred to the property tax roll shall have overdue account transfer fee
applied to the account at the time of transfer, as specified in "Schedule A" of the "Fees and
Charges Bylaw" and which may be amended from time to time by resolution of Council.
7.6
Partial Period
7.6.1
Where any service rate or charge is designated by reference to a time certain, the charge for a
lesser period of time shall be calculated on a proportionate basis.
SECTION 8
APPEALS
8.1
General
8.1.1
Not withstanding any other provisions of this Bylaw or the "Fees and Charges Bylaw", any
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consumer who feels himself aggrieved in respect of rates charged to him/her under "Schedule
A" of the "Fees and Charges Bylaw", on the grounds that such rates are unfair, unreasonable or
discriminatory may, by notice of appeal in writing delivered to the Municipal Manager
specifying the grounds of such appeal, appeal such rates. Such appeals shall in the first instance
be heard and determined by the Municipal Manager, provided that if such consumer is not
satisfied with such determination, he may further appeal the matter to Council and the decision
of Council shall be final.
SECTION 9
OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
9.1
General
9.1.1
Any person found to be violating any provision of this ordinance shall be served by the Town
with written notice stating the nature of the violation and providing a reasonable time limit for
the satisfactory correction thereof. The offender shall within the period of the time stated in
such notice, permanently cease all violations;
9.1.2
Any person who shall continue any violation beyond the time limit provided for in paragraph
9.2 shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and a conviction shall be fixed in the amount not
exceeding two hundred dollars ($200.00) for each violation. Each day in which any violation
shall continue shall be deemed a separate offence; and
9.1.3
Any person violating any of the provisions of this Bylaw shall become liable to the Town for
any expense, loss or damage occasioned to the Town by reason of such violation.
9.1.4
Any person who contravenes, disobeys, refuses or neglects to obey any provision of the bylaw
is guilty of an offence and liability on summery conviction of a fine of up to $300.00 plus costs.
9.1.5
Any written notice issued under provision 9.1 of this bylaw shall be deemed to be sufficiently
served if served personally upon the person alleged to have committed the breach or upon the
owner, occupier or other person in charge of the premises upon which the breach is alleged to
have been committee or if mailed to the address of the owner, occupier or other person in
charge of the premises upon which the breach is alleged to have been committed.
SECTION 10
AMENDMENTS
10.1
General
10.1.1
The Council of the Town of Onoway may, by Bylaw or resolution in Council, alter, amend or
repeal any or all of the Schedule which form part of the Bylaw.
SECTION 11
SEVERANCE
11.1 If any provision herein is adjudged by a Court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid for any
reason, then that provision shall be severed from the remainder of this Bylaw and all other
provisions of this Bylaw shall remain valid and enforceable.
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SECTION 12
VALIDITY
12.1
That Bylaw 779-21 be rescinded in its entirety upon passing of this bylaw.
12.2
This Bylaw shall come into force and effect on the date of final passing.
READ A FIRST TIME THIS 25TH DAY OF JANUARY, 2024.
READ A SECOND TIME THIS 25TH DAY OF JANUARY, 2024.
UNANIMOUSLY CONSENTED TO FOR THIRD READING THIS 25TH DAY OF JANUARY,
2024.
READ A THIRD AND FINAL TIME THIS 25TH DAY OF JANUARY, 2024.
Signed on the 5th day of February, 2024
Signed by Mayor Len Kwasny
Signed by Chief Administrative Officer, Jennifer Thompson
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SCHEDULE A
Renter / Owner Agreement (Owner Responsibility)
Date: _____________________________
Town of Onoway
Box 540
Onoway, AB T0E 1V0
RE:
Property Located at:
_____________________________________________
Utility Account #
_____________________________________________
Meter Read
_____________________________________________
Effective Date
_____________________________________________
Dear Utility Clerk:
I am the property owner of the above noted property located within the Town of Onoway.
I am renting this property to:
________________________________________________________________________
Renter's Name
________________________________________________________________________
Mailing Address
The above-named renter and I agree that the water, sewer and household waste utilities bills for this
property will be mailed to the renter. However, as the owner, I acknowledge that I am ultimately
responsible for the payment of the billing. I also acknowledge that any unpaid balance from this account
may be transferred to this property tax roll. I agree that water service will be shut off at this property for
non-payment only at my request. The Town of Onoway is not obligated to collect unpaid accounts on
my behalf.
_______________________________ ________________________________
Owner's Name - Please print
Owner's Signature
_____________________________
Date
I am the above-named renter and I agree that any information regarding my utility account may be
released to the property owner at any time at the request of the owner OR at the discretion of the Town of
Onoway.
________________________________ ________________________________
Renter's Name - Please Print
Renter's Signature
____________________________
Date (The above information is being collected for the purposes stated)