Sanitary Sewer System Regulation and Rate Bylaw No. 1692, 2017 (consolidated) — full text, Coldstream, British Columbia

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Sanitary Sewer System Regulation and Rate Bylaw No. 1692, 2017 adopted March 27, 2017 CONSOLIDATED FOR CONVENIENCE ONLY Includes amendments adopted up to October 15, 2024* Record of Amendments to District of Coldstream Sanitary Sewer System Regulation and Rate Bylaw No. 1692, 2017 Amendment Bylaw No. Adoption Amendment 1845, 2024 Oct. 15, 2024 - Change Schedule C to update Sanitary Sewer connection fees - DISTRICT OF COLDSTREAM BYLAW NO. 1692, 2017 A BYLAW TO REGULATE THE SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM AND TO IMPOSE A CHARGE FOR THE USE OF THE SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM WITHIN THE DISTRICT OF COLDSTREAM WHEREAS the Community Charter authorizes Council for the District to provide for municipal services and to enact bylaws to regulate, prohibit and impose requirements in relation to services such as a sanitary sewer system, including to require owners of real property to connect their buildings and structures to the appropriate sewer connections in the manner specified in the bylaw; AND WHEREAS Council has established and adopted bylaws to provide for the collection and disposal of sewage within the District; AND WHEREAS Council may, by bylaw, establish different rates or levels of fees in respect of a service of the District; NOW THEREFORE the Council of the District of Coldstream ENACTS AS FOLLOWS: TITLE 1 This Bylaw may be cited as the "DISTRICT OF COLDSTREAM SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM REGULATION AND RATE BYLAW NO. 1692, 2017". INTERPRETATION 2 In this Bylaw: "BOD" or "Biochemical Oxygen Demand" means the quantity of oxygen utilized in the biochemical oxidation of organic matter under standard laboratory conditions in five (5) days at 20o C, expressed in milligrams per litre as determined by the appropriate procedure in "Standard Methods". "COD" or "Chemical Oxygen Demand" means the measure of the oxygen consuming capacity of organic and inorganic matter present in wastewater as determined by the appropriate procedure described in "Standard Methods". "Commercial unit" means any user other than a residential unit or a multi-family unit. "Director" means the Director of Infrastructure Services for the District, or a person authorized to act in his or her place. "District" means the District of Coldstream. DISTRICT OF COLDSTREAM SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM REGULATION AND RATE BYLAW NO. 1692, 2017 Page 4 "Domestic wastewater" means wastewater that is composed of liquid and water carried wastes associated with the use of water for drinking, cooking, cleaning, washing, hygiene, sanitation or other domestic purposes. "Industrial wastewater" means wastewater that is composed of liquid and water carried wastes associated with processes employed in industrial manufacturing, trade, or commercial and business establishments, but does not include domestic wastewater. "Interceptor" means a device designed to separate oil and suspended solids from wastewater effluent. "Multi-family unit" means each detached residential unit in a mobile home park or one (1) self- contained residential unit in a building containing three (3) or more such units. "Owner" shall be interpreted as defined in the Community Charter. "Parcel" means a lot, block, or other area in which land is held or into which land is subdivided. "Residential Unit" means a dwelling unit for one (1) family consisting of either a detached residence or one (1) dwelling unit in a two-family dwelling. "Sanitary sewer system" means any sewerage works and appurtenances thereto owned by the District. "Septic tank" means any device or structure designed for the temporary storage of wastewater. "Service connection" means a pipe which is located at the property line of a parcel, to the edge of a statutory right-of-way, that connects the wastewater drainage system of a building or other structure on the parcel to the sanitary sewer system. "Standard Methods" means the latest edition of Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Wastewater as published by the American Public Health Association, American Waterworks Association and the Water Environment Federation. "SS" or "Suspended Solids" means the solid matter, expressed in mg/L, in a liquid as determined according to "Standard Methods". 3 (1) Unless otherwise provided in this Bylaw, words and phrases used herein have the same meanings as in the Community Charter, Local Government Act and the Interpretation Act as the context and circumstances may require. (2) A reference to an Act in this Bylaw refers to a statute of British Columbia, and a reference to any statute, regulation, bylaw or other enactment refers to that enactment as it may be amended or replaced from time to time. (3) Words in the singular include the plural, and words in the plural include the singular. (4) Headings are for convenience only and must not be construed as defining or limiting the scope or intent of the provisions. (5) Provisions in this Bylaw that authorize the Director or the District to take any action must not be interpreted to mean that the Director or the District has any duty to take such action. 4 Schedules A, B, C and D are attached to and form part of this Bylaw. 5 If any part of this Bylaw is held to be invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, the invalid part is severed and the remainder of the Bylaw continues to be valid. ADMINISTRATION 6 The Director is authorized to make orders, deliver notices, approve or refuse to approve applications for service connections and to make other decisions about specific service connections and the sanitary sewer system, and otherwise administer this Bylaw. COMPLIANCE 7 (1) A person must not install or replace a service connection or interceptor except in accordance with this Bylaw and with the standards contained in the District's current Subdivision, Development and Servicing Bylaw. (2) A person who receives an order or direction under this Bylaw must promptly comply with that order or direction. MANDATORY CONNECTION TO THE SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM 8 (1) In areas where the sanitary sewer system is located in any portion of a highway or right of way, every owner of an adjacent parcel where a building or other structure is situated must connect such building or structure to the sanitary sewer system by installing and connecting a service connection, in accordance with this Bylaw, within the later of: (a) twenty-four (24) months after the date this Bylaw is adopted; or (b) twenty-four (24) months after the date of which a sanitary sewer system is or becomes located in any portion of a highway or other public right of way adjacent to the parcel. (2) Before installing, repairing or replacing a service connection, the owner must apply for and obtain approval from the Director by submitting payment of applicable fees as established in Schedule C, and a completed application in a form approved by the Director, stating: (a) the location of the property; (b) whether the service connection is new or is to replace an existing connection; (c) the expected characteristics of the discharge; (d) the size, volume, discharge pattern and location of the service connection; (e) the expected date and reason for disconnection, repair or replacement of an existing connection; and (f) further information pertaining to the work that is required by the Director. (3) The Director may refuse to approve a particular application under subsection (1) if the Director considers that: (a) the content or quality of the wastewater to be discharged into the sanitary sewer system is contrary to this Bylaw; (b) the standards established in this Bylaw, the Subdivision, Development and Servicing Bylaw or another enactment that applies to the work has not been or cannot be met; (c) the sanitary sewer system does not have capacity for the expected discharge; or (d) the expected discharge or work related to the service connection would present a risk to the proper functioning of the sanitary sewer system or a drainage system of the District. (4) The Director may require an owner to repair or replace a service connection if the Director considers that the existing connection is in need of repair or replacement. (5) Subsections (1) through (4) do not apply to parcels in the Agricultural Land Reserve or that are owned by the District. 9 All costs pertaining to the service connection to the sanitary sewer system shall be at the expense of the owner. 10 Should the owner fail to connect the parcel to the sanitary sewer system as required in Section 8(1), the Director may, by written notification, order the owner to make connection to the sanitary sewer system, in a manner that is compliant with this and other applicable enactments, within one hundred and twenty (120) days or such time period that the Director considers to be necessary and reasonable in the circumstances. 11 In the event the owner fails to make the required service connection within the time period stated in Section 10 or a notice from the Director, the Director may order the required service connection to be made by District employees, or others, and all costs incurred are recoverable pursuant to Section 21 or as otherwise provided by law. CONNECTION TO THE SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM 12 Where an existing septic tank is no longer in use, the owner of the parcel upon which the septic tank is situated shall, within six (6) months or longer if approved in writing by the Director, remove the sludge or deposit in the tank and shall thereupon fill the tank with gravel or sand. 13 Every owner of a building or other structure where a sanitary sewer is to be installed must ensure the service connection is installed in accordance with the standards contained in the District's current Subdivision, Development and Servicing Bylaw, and that it is installed prior to the installation of the building's sanitary sewer. 14 Every owner and operator of a food preparation facility must ensure that grease and oil interceptors are installed in the facility and are maintained in good working order so as to prevent the discharge of grease and oil to the sanitary sewer system. 15 Every owner and operator of a vehicle repair and maintenance establishment must ensure that grease, oil and sand interceptors are installed on the business premises and are maintained in good working order so as to prevent the discharge of grease, oil and sand to the sanitary sewer system. 16 Every owner who is required to install an interceptor must ensure it is installed upstream of the sanitary sewer system service connection and is located so as to be readily accessible for inspection and maintenance. 17 The owner or occupier of any premises upon which an interceptor is installed must ensure it is maintained in a good working condition at all times. 18 The owner or occupier of any premises in or upon which a grease, oil or sand interceptor is installed must provide records of maintenance of the interceptor on being requested to do so by the Director. 19 The owner or occupier of any premises must ensure that a control manhole for a service connection is installed and is maintained in good working order and that it is accessible to the District at all times to inspect and sample material entering the sanitary sewer system. 20 The control manhole and flowmeter specification must be approved by the Director prior to connection to the sanitary sewer system. RECOVERY OF COSTS 21 (1) Any costs incurred as a result of action taken by the District pursuant to this Bylaw shall: (a) be at the expense of the owner; and (b) be in addition to and not in substitution for any fine or other penalty to which the owner may be subject pursuant to the provisions of this Bylaw. (2) The amount stated on an invoice by the District pursuant to subsection (1) is a debt owing to the District by the owner, which, if due and payable by December 31st, and unpaid on that date, may be collected as for taxes in arrears. WASTE DISCHARGE 22 (1) A person must not release or discharge, or cause, suffer or allow the release or discharge into the sanitary sewer system of any waste described in Schedule A [Prohibited Waste] or Schedule B [Restricted Waste]. (2) If, despite subsection (1), any waste prohibited under that section is discharged into the sanitary sewer system, an owner or occupier who becomes aware of such discharge must, as soon as possible, notify the District of that occurrence and take any and all steps which the Director may direct to halt or reduce the discharge and mitigate any anticipated or actual damage to the sanitary sewer system, other property, or injury to persons who may be affected. ENTRY AND INSPECTION 23 The Director, a building official, or another person employed by the District or authorized by its Council may, at reasonable times, enter on any property to inspect and determine whether this Bylaw is being met or to take remedial or other action authorized by the Community Charter or another statute. MONITORING OF DISCHARGE TO THE SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM 24 If the Director finds, through sampling and analysis, that any discharge to the sanitary sewer system from a premises is in violation of this Bylaw, the Director may, by notice in writing, order the owner or occupier of the premises to take steps to comply with the Bylaw and may require the owner or occupier to install monitoring equipment as necessary to demonstrate compliance with this Bylaw. 25 All tests, measurements, analysis and examinations of wastewater required to demonstrate compliance with this Bylaw shall be at the cost of the owner or occupier of the premises where a discharge occurs. OFFENCE AND PENALTIES 26 Any person who violates any provision of this Bylaw; who neglects or fails to do anything required to be done under this Bylaw; or who causes or allows another person to violate this Bylaw or fail to comply with a requirement of this Bylaw commits an offence and, in addition to being subject to other penalties and remedies available to the District at law, on being convicted is liable to pay: (a) a minimum fine of $500; (b) a maximum fine of $10,000; (c) in the case of a continuing offence, for each day that the offence continues, either or both of: i. a minimum fine under paragraph (a); ii. a maximum fine under paragraph (b); (d) the costs of prosecution and any further penalties which the court may impose in relation to the offence. FEES, RATES AND OTHER CHARGES 27 The owner of a property is responsible for paying the fees, rates and other charges set out in Schedule C. REPEAL 28 "District of Coldstream Sewerage Systems Regulation and User Charge Bylaw No. 1480, 2006" and amendments thereto are hereby repealed. READ A FIRST TIME this 13th day of March 2017 READ A SECOND TIME this 13th day of March 2017 READ A THIRD TIME this 13th day of March 2017 ADOPTED this 27th day of March 2017 Corporate Officer Mayor Attachments: Schedule A - Prohibited Waste Schedule B - Restricted Waste Schedule C - Fees, Rates and Other Charges Schedule D - Properties Exempted DISTRICT OF COLDSTREAM SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM REGULATION AND RATE BYLAW NO. 1692, 2017 Schedule A Page 1 of 1 PROHIBITED WASTE The following are designated as Prohibited Waste: 1 Any material which causes or will cause an adverse effect. 2 Any stormwater. 3 Any flammable or explosive material. 4 Any pesticides, insecticides, herbicides, or fungicides save and except chemicals contained in stormwater emanating from trees or vegetation treated in accordance with the Pesticide Control Act. 5 Any material capable of obstructing wastewater flow or interfering with the operation of any part of the wastewater collection system. These materials include paper, sanitary wipes, diapers, ashes, cinders, sand, mud, straw, grass clippings, insoluble shavings, metal, glass, rags, feathers, tar, asphalt, creosote, plastics, wood, animal paunch contents, offal, blood, bones, meat trimmings and waste, fish or fowl head, shrimp, crab or clam shells, fish scales, entrails, lard, mushrooms, tallow, baking dough, chemical residues, cannery or wine waste, bulk solids, hair and fleshings, spent grain and hops, whole or ground food or beverage containers, garbage, paint residues, cat box litter, slurries of concrete, cement, lime or mortar. 6 Any material, other than domestic wastewater, which by itself or in combination with another substance is capable of creating odours related to but not limited to hydrogen sulfide, carbon disulfide, other reduced sulfur compounds, amines or ammonia outside or in and around the wastewater collection system. 7 Any noxious or malodorous material which by itself or in combination with another material is capable of creating a public nuisance or hazard to life or may be prevent entry into a sewer or pump station for its maintenance or repair. 8 Any material with corrosive properties which by itself or in combination with another material may cause damage to any part of the wastewater collection system. 9 Any infectious material which by itself or in combination with another material may create a contaminant in any part of the wastewater collection system. 10 Grit removed from commercial or industrial premises including but not limited to grit removed from car washing establishments, automobile garages, restaurant sumps or interceptors. 11 Any material classified as a "hazardous waste" as defined in the Environmental Management Act. DISTRICT OF COLDSTREAM SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM REGULATION AND RATE BYLAW NO. 1692, 2017 Schedule B Page 1 of 2 RESTRICTED WASTE The following are designated as Restricted Waste: 1 Any wastewater having a BOD in excess of 500 mg/L as analyzed in a twenty-four-hour composite sample, 1000 mg/L as analyzed in a two-hour composite sample, or 2000 mg/L as analyzed in a grab sample. 2 Any wastewater having a COD in excess of 750 mg/L as analyzed in a twenty-four-hour composite sample, 1500 mg/L as analyzed in a two-hour composite sample, or 3000 mg/L as analyzed in a grab sample. 3 Any wastewater having a SS in excess of 500 mg/L as analyzed in a twenty-four-hour composite sample, 1000 mg/L as analyzed in a two-hour composite sample, or 2000 mg/L as analyzed in a grab sample. 4 Any wastewater which contains oil and grease in a concentration that is in excess of 100 mg/L as analyzed in a twenty-four-hour composite sample, 200 mg/L as analyzed in a two-hour composite sample, or 400 mg/L as analyzed in a grab sample. 5 Any wastewater which contains oil and grease derived from a petroleum source in a concentration that is in excess of 15 mg/L as analyzed in a twenty-four-hour composite sample, 30 mg/L as analyzed in a two-hour composite sample, or 60 mg/L as analyzed in a grab sample. 6 Any material which may solidify or become viscous at temperatures above 0°C. 7 Any wastewater having a temperature greater than 65° C. 8 Any wastewater having a pH lower than 5.0 or higher than 11.0 as determined by a grab sample, or less than 5.5 or higher than 10.5 as determined by a two-hour composite sample. 9 Any wastes from the preparation, cooking and dispensing of food that has not been property comminuted to 12 mm or less in any dimension. Such waste must be shredded to such a degree that all particles will be freely carried under the flow conditions prevailing in the sanitary sewer collection system. 10 Any wastewater containing a hazardous, toxic or poisonous substance in sufficient quantity to injure or interfere with any sanitary sewer system or wastewater treatment system which could constitute a hazard to humans or animals, or create a hazard in areas receiving treated effluent. 11 Any wastewater containing dyes or colouring material which pass through and discolour any part of the sanitary sewer system. Schedule B District of Coldstream Sanitary Sewer System Regulation and Rate Bylaw No. 1692, 2017 Page 2 of 2 12 Any wastewater containing substances in concentrations that are not amenable to treatment or reduction in the wastewater treatment process being employed by the City of Vernon at any given time or that cannot be treated to such a degree during the normal wastewater treatment process to meet the requirements of the City of Vernon's Ministry of Water, Land and air Protection Operational Certificate or any other applicable provincial or federal legislation that may be in effect. 13 Any wastewater with a concentration, in a combined or uncombined form, in excess of the levels set out below: Concentration in mg/L Substance Expressed As A B C Aluminum Al 50 100 200 Arsenic As 1 2 4 Boron B 50 100 200 Cadmium Cd 0.2 0.4 0.8 Chromium Cr 4 8 16 Cobalt Co 5 10 20 Copper Cu 2 4 8 Cyanide Cn 1 2 4 Iron Fe 10 20 40 Lead Pb 1 2 4 Manganese Mn 5 10 20 Mercury Hg 0.05 0.1 0.2 Molybdenum Mo 1 2 4 Nickel Ni 2 4 8 Phenols 1 2 4 Phosphorus P 12.5 25 50 Silver Ag 1 2 4 Sulphate SO4 1500 3000 6000 Sulphide S 1 2 4 Tin Sn 5 10 20 Zinc Zn 3 6 12 A: 24-hour composite sample B: 2-hour composite sample C: Grab sample 14 Any wastewater which contains additional water added solely for the purpose of diluting waste which would otherwise exceed the applicable maximum concentrations. DISTRICT OF COLDSTREAM SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM REGULATION AND RATE BYLAW NO. 1692, 2017 Schedule C Page 1 of 2 FEES, RATES AND OTHER CHARGES BASE FEE AND CONSUMPTION RATE Base Fee Consumption Included Consumption Rate 1 Residential $94.10 per quarter Up to 15 cubic metres $2.51 per cubic metre 2 Commercial $94.10 per quarter Up to 15 cubic metres $2.51 per cubic metre 3 Multi-Family $94.10 per quarter Up to 15 cubic metres, per unit $2.51 per cubic metre 4 For consumption less than fifteen (15) cubic metres, the base fee shall apply. For consumption greater than fifteen (15) cubic metres, the rate shall be the base fee plus the consumption rate, over fifteen (15) cubic metres. 5 The consumption per metre rate shall be charged based on the measured quantity of water consumption in the first billing period of the year (approximately January to March). This consumption shall be multiplied by the consumption rate for each and every quarter. 6 Interest at the rate of twelve percent (12%) per annum shall be charged on any current amounts unpaid by a day designated by the District Treasurer. PRORATION OF FEES 7 Fixed fees shall be reduced based on the connection date to the system after the start of the quarter: Connection Date Reduction Net Charge 0 - 30 days 0 $94.10 30 - 60 days 33% $62.10 60 days - end of quarter 66% $31.05 SANITARY SEWER SERVICE CONNECTION FEES 8 (1) There shall be a fee payable for access to the District sewer service, which may include installation of a 100 mm diameter sanitary sewer service connection, from the District's main to the property line, in the amount of eight thousand five hundred dollars per residential unit connected to the service. ($8,500). Schedule C District of Coldstream Sanitary Sewer System Regulation and Rate Bylaw No. 1692, 2017 Page 2 of 2 (2) The fee subsection (1) will be payable if the service connection has been installed by a developer as part of a new subdivision or development service. (3) In those cases where the District has installed or has paid for the sanitary sewer connections from the District's main to the property line, the service connection fee shall be the same as subsection (1). This subsection does not apply to properties identified in Schedule D. (4) For sanitary service connections exceeding 100 mm in diameter, fees payable shall be the same as subsection (1), plus any additional costs incurred. WATER SUPPLY 9 Where a user of the sanitary sewer system does not obtain water from the Greater Vernon Water Utility and the base fee as set out in Sections 2 or 3 of this Schedule applies, where the water consumption must be known, then the user shall be required to ensure that all the necessary equipment is in place to obtain the consumption amount. DISTRICT OF COLDSTREAM SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM REGULATION AND RATE BYLAW NO. 1692, 2017 Schedule D Page 1 of 2 PROPERTIES EXEMPTED Roll # Plan # Lot # Civic Address 1753-000 18800 1 10104 Kalamalka Road 1753-000 9762 1 10104 Kalamalka Road 693-000 320 44 10106 Kalamalka Road 698-000 B4105 10509 Kalamalka Road 700-000 19954 1 11003 Kalamalka Road 700-010 19954 2 11101 Kalamalka Road 701-020 12405 AM1 11105 Kalamalka Road 701-040 31026 A 11109 Kalamalka Road 701-060 KAP47865 A 11103 Kalamalka Road 703-000 8382 2 10305 Kalamalka Road 711-000 8382 10 10207 Kalamalka Road 712-000 8382 11 10203 Kalamalka Road 713-000 B4907 REM 8120 Whetzell Drive 714-000 13576 1 10109 Kalamalka Road 715-005 EPP20278 1 10105 Kalamalka Road 715-010 EPP20278 2 10015 Kalamalka Road 715-015 EPP20278 3 10011 Kalamalka Road 718-000 4123 2 10003 Kalamalka Road 719-000 2544 D 9913 Kalamalka Road 734-060 28737 2 10850 Kalamalka Road 737-100 KAP48655 2 10830 Kalamalka Road 739-000 320 31A 10603 Coldstream Creek Road 742-050 37470 A 10405 Coldstream Creek Road 743-000 D143810F 10402 Kalamalka Road 744-000 320 (DDW2530F) A 10202 Kalamalka Road 807-020 23141 2 9604 Kalamalka Road 827-000 7328 3 9800 Kalamalka Road 828-000 7328 2 9704 Kalamalka Road 829-000 7328 1 9700 Kalamalka Road 830-000 7328 4 9804 Kalamalka Road 831-015 EPP18765 1 9904 Kalamalka Road 831-020 22730 2 9908 Kalamalka road 831-060 25681 4 7907 Bonavista Drive 832-000 8718 1 9912 Kalamalka Road 807-470 23141 47 7909 Giles Drive 807-010 23141 1 7908 Giles Drive 807-450 23141 45 7905 Giles Drive 807-030 23141 3 7904 Giles Drive 807-440 23141 44 7901 Giles Drive 807-040 23141 4 7900 Giles Drive Schedule D District of Coldstream Sanitary Sewer System Regulation and Rate Bylaw No. 1692, 2017 Page 2 of 2 Roll # Plan # Lot # Civic Address 807-050 23141 5 7812 Giles Drive 807-430 23141 43 7809 Giles Drive 807-060 23141 6 7808 Giles Drive 807-420 23141 42 7805 Giles Drive 807-070 23141 7 7804 Giles Drive 807-410 23141 41 7801 Giles Drive 807-080 23141 8 7800 Giles Drive 807-090 23141 9 7710 Giles Drive 807-400 23141 40 7709 Giles Drive 807-100 23141 10 7706 Giles Drive 807-390 23141 39 7705 Giles Drive 807-110 23141 11 7702 Giles Drive 807-380 23141 38 7701 Giles Drive 807-370 23141 37 7613 Giles Drive 807-120 23141 12 7612 Giles Drive 807-360 23141 36 7609 Giles Drive 807-130 23141 13 7608 Giles Drive 807-350 23141 35 7605 Giles Drive 807-140 23141 14 7604 Giles Drive 807-340 23141 34 7601 Giles Drive 807-150 23141 33 7600 Giles Drive 807-160 23141 16 7506 Giles Drive 807-180 23141 18 7503 Giles Drive 807-240 23141 24 7601 Birch Drive 807-330 23141 33 7600 Birch Drive 807-190 23141 19 9512 Pine Drive 807-200 23141 20 9508 Pine Drive 807-210 23141 21 9504 Pine Drive 807-220 23141 22 9500 Pine Drive 807-230 23141 23 9410 Pine Drive 802-060 KAP50772 6 9404 Pine Drive 802-070 KAP50772 7 9403 Pine Drive 802-050 KAP50772 5 9400 Pine Drive 802-040 KAP50772 4 9312 Pine Drive 802-080 KAP50772 8 9311 Pine Drive 802-030 KAP50772 3 9308 Pine Drive 802-090 KAP50772 9 9305 Pine Drive 802-020 KAP50772 2 9304 Pine Drive 802-100 KAP50772 10 7506 Coldstream Creek Road 802-010 KAP50772 1 7502 Coldstream Creek Road 801-000 14460 1 7402 Coldstream Creek Road 834-020 320 38A 9109 Mackie Drive 964-000 KAP11595 1 8005 Aberdeen Road 965-000 KAP11595 2 8009 Aberdeen Road 975-000 KAP9074 1 9603 Kalamalka Road