Water Regulation Bylaw No. 967, 2011 (consolidated Dec 2025)
Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia
· No. 967
· adopted 2011-03-30
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WATER REGULATION BYLAW NO. 967, 2011
(CONSOLIDATED)
Consolidated to: December 1, 2025
THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRODUCED FOR CONVENIENCE ONLY with the following
amending bylaws. Individual copies of this bylaw and any of the below bylaws are available at
the Village Office. For legal purposes, copies of the original bylaws should be obtained.
Record of Amendments to
Water Regulation and Fee Bylaw No. 967
Amending
Bylaw No.
Summary of Amendments
Date of Adoption
984
Section 12, Schedule "A"
September 19, 2011
999
Section 4.2, Schedule "A"
April 16, 2012
1034
Section 4.2, Schedule "A"
April 15, 2013
1050
Schedule "A"
April 7, 2014
1089
Schedule "A"
September 19, 2016
1092
Schedule "A"
October 17, 2016
1118
Section 2, Section 4
February 19, 2018
1198
Schedule "A"
February 20, 2024
1234
Schedule "A"
December 1, 2025
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VILLAGE OF HARRISON HOT SPRINGS
BYLAW NO. 967
A bylaw to regulate connections to the Village water system, to impose water
connection charges and to establish user fees
WHEREAS, the Village of Harrison Hot Springs owns and operates a municipal water
system and has deemed it advisable to establish a bylaw to make provisions for the
regulation of connection to the municipal water system and to impose connection
charges and user fees;
NOW THEREFORE in open meeting assembled, the Mayor and Council of the Village
of Harrison Hot Springs enacts as follows:
1.
CITATION
This Bylaw may be cited for all purposes as the Village of Harrison Hot Springs
"Water Regulation and Fee Bylaw No. 967, 2011". (AB #999)
2.
DEFINITIONS
2.1
In this Bylaw:
"Applicant" means a person or their duly authorized agent who applies for a service
connection;
"Backflow" means the flow of water or other liquids, gases or solids from any source in
the opposite direction to normal or intended flow;
"Collector" means the Collector of Taxes of the Village of Harrison Hot Springs and
unless otherwise specified this shall be the Director of Finance;
"Connection Fee" means any fee or sum paid at time of application to have a premises
connected with the water supply system; (AB#1118)
"Council" means the Council of the Village of Harrison Hot Springs;
"Curb Stop" means the control valve located on a service connection at the property
line of premises served by a service connection;
"Disconnection Fee" means any fee or sum paid to have the water service
disconnected from the water supply system; (AB#1118)
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"Engineer" means a professional engineer registered in BC appointed by Council to
act as the Village's Engineer or his designate or a number of staff appointed by Council;
"Parcel" means any lot, block or other area in which land is held or into which it is
subdivided, but does not include a highway;
"Premises" means any building or buildings capable of being used or occupied by any
person;
"Residential" means any service connection to the Village water system from premises
that are used exclusively for one or two family dwelling units;
"Meter Test Fee" means any fee or sum paid to have the water meter tested;
(AB#1118)
"Operations Manager" means the Operations Manager or his alternate, or another
person appointed by the Chief Administrative Officer to act as Operations Manager;
"Service Connection" means a pipe connecting a water main to a parcel;
"Swimming Pool" means any constructed or prefabricated pool used or intended to be
used for swimming, bathing, or wading, having a surface area exceeding 13.9 m.sq
(150 sq.ft.) or a depth exceeding 0.48m (18 inches);
"Use" means the purpose for which any lot, building or structure is designed, arranged
or intended, or for which it is occupied or maintained;
"Village" means the Village of Harrison Hot Springs;
"Water Main" means a pipe, including valves and other appurtenances in the water
system other than a service connection; and,
"Water Service User Fee" means any fee or sum paid for any water system supplied or
made available from the water system; (AB#1118)
"Water Service Utility Fee" means any fee or sum paid based on the actual length of
the property that abuts the water distribution main; (AB#1118)
"Water System" means all water works and all appurtenances thereto, including water
mains, service connections, pumping stations, treatments plants, valves and fire
hydrants laid within any highways, municipal rights-of-ways or easements and owned
and operated by the Village.
3.
GENERAL PROVISIONS
3.1
All water pipes and appurtenances on a parcel shall be constructed by and at the
expense of the owner.
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3.2
It shall be the duty of every owner to notify the Operations Manager of any leak,
breakage or manifest irregularity with the water connection or water line on the
parcel.
3.3
In the event of a leak, breakage or other manifest irregularity on a parcel, the
Village by its workers may shut off the water system to the parcel until such time
as the leak, breakage or manifest irregularity has been repaired, to the
satisfaction of the Operations Manager. The expense of the repair shall be borne
by the owner and no person shall have any claim against the Village by reason of
the shutting off of the municipal water service.
3.4
Every property owner shall keep their water pipes and fittings in good order and
repair. Where a premise is vacated the stopcock on the inside of the building
shall be turned off by the owner or his agent.
3.5
Where steam or hot water boilers or other appurtenances are fed pressure
directly from the Village water mains, the Village shall not be responsible or
liable for any injury or damage which may occur from any excess or lack of
pressure.
3.6
Nothing contained in the bylaw shall be constructed to impose any liability upon
the Village to provide a continuous supply of water to any person or parcel.
The Village reserves the right to shut off water to any parcel without giving notice,
for reasons contained in this bylaw. The Village also reserves the right to prohibit
or regulate the use of lawn sprinklers at any time
3.7
The Village shall not be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever arising from
the failure of water supplies in consequence of any accident to the water system,
or the temporary stoppage of water on account of alterations or repairs, whether
such failure arises from the negligence of any person in the employ of the Village
or Act of God.
3.8
Where water supply to a parcel may be accessible by two or more water mains
the Engineer shall determine the main from which service shall be given.
3.9
Where an owner requires an installation of a service line across or through
another parcel the owner must in addition to the requirements set out by the
Village, obtain at the owner's cost an easement or other required authorization,
permission or approval for the installation and must deliver to the Village at the
time of application written documentation of their registration at Land Titles.
3.10 No connection shall serve more than one parcel and for the purpose of this bylaw
a condominium or townhouse complex, recreation, or RV Park or strata
development consisting of more than two parcels shall be considered one parcel.
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3.11 No person shall obstruct or prevent Village staff from carrying on all or any
provisions of this bylaw with respect to private property, nor shall any person
refuse to grant the Village Staff permission to enter onto private property to
inspect pursuant to this bylaw.
3.12 The Village does not guarantee pressure, continuous supply of water or accept
responsibility at any time for the maintenance, the pressure in its water mains or
for increases or decreases in pressure. The Village reserves the right at any and
all times without notice to change operating water pressure and to shut off a
supply for the purpose of making repairs, extension, alterations or improvements
to the system.
3.13 Temporary use of the water service connection for construction purposes may be
permitted subject to the issuance of temporary water service permit and the
payment of applicable fee as contained in Schedule "A". Prior to use of the water
for construction the owner must ensure adequate protection be made to prevent
backflow into the Village's water works by installing a dual check backflow
preventer. The water service connection shall only be turned on after the Village
has inspected the service and confirmed that the required back flow prevention
device has been correctly installed.
3.14 Nothing in this bylaw shall obligate the Village to supply water to any parcel
where in the opinion of the Engineer, the cost of laying water mains or water
service connections to the property would be prohibited or create an excessive
burden upon the resources of the system.
3.15 Where the Village determines not to provide a supply of water to a parcel due to
cost alone and sufficient capacity exists to provide service to the property the
owner may subject to the approval of the Chief Administrative Officer pay the
Village for the cost of extension of the water service and connection to the parcel.
4.
SERVICE CONNECTION AND DISCONNECTION
4.1
Every water service connection, pipe and facility in, on or under a highway or
statutory right-of-way which carries or is designed to carry water from the
Village's watermain to a parcel is the property of the Village.
4.2
After a waterline fronts any class of property, the Water Service Utility Fee will
be applied against any property identified by a folio number based on the actual
length of the property that abuts the water distribution main.
Once the property owner has made application and is connected to the water
system, a water service user fee will be applied against that property.
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4.3
When water services are available to the property line for connection to any class
of property, other than vacant property, the property owner must make
application to connect within one year after completion of that water service.
If the owner does not physically connect to the water system, the Water Service
Connection Fee, Water Service Utility Fee, and Water Service User Fees will
be applied against that property, on the same basis of similar class properties
connected to the Village's water system. The Village may, at its discretion, enter
onto the property to provide the service connection.
4.4
Subject to section 4.2 and 4.3, if an application for connection of water service is
made to a parcel on which a private Well is located, the property owner must:
(i) Close or ensure the Well is Closed, OR,
(ii) if the property owner wishes to use the water from the Well for one or more
non-domestic purposes,
the owner must apply to the Village pursuant to the Village's Well Closure
Regulation Bylaw as amended from time to time. (AB#1118)
4.5
Where the owner, or his agent, of a parcel of real property desires to have his
premises connected with the water supply system of the Village the owner shall
make an application at the Village Office on the prescribed form, and no
connection shall be made to the parcel until the application has been approved
by the Village. The Village shall determine the position of every service
connection and in doing so, may defer so far as may be practicable to the
requirements of the applicant.
4.6
The charges applicable for a service connection are as set out in Schedule "A",
attached hereto and forming part of this Bylaw and shall be paid to the Village
prior to a connection being made.
4.7
The charges for a disconnection or water turn on/off are as set out in Schedule
"A" attached hereto and forming part of this bylaw and shall be paid to the Village
prior to the work being undertaken.
4.8
For the purpose of this bylaw, the Engineer shall have charge and control of all
properties and works in connection with the water system and of all engineering
and mechanical work in relation thereto.
4.9
A connection shall not be made if, in the opinion of the Engineer, the water
system is incapable of handling the supply demands of the parcel or where the
works on the parcel do not conform with the requirements of this bylaw.
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4.10 No person except a duly authorized agent or employee of the Village shall tap or
make connection with any water main of the Water System, and no person shall
tamper with, destroy, or obstruct the access to any part of the Water System, turn
off valve, service pipe or curb stop.
4.11 All property owners or occupiers shall keep their service pipes and other
plumbing fixtures on their parcel in good repair and order, at their own expense.
5.
PROVISIONS OF CONNECTION
Every water service connection which is to be connected to the Village's water system
must be approved by the Operations Manager and must be installed by the owner at the
owner's cost subject to the following provisions:
5.1
The pipe must be of sufficient size to provide adequate service as determined
by the operations manager, but in no case, subject less than 19 mm in diameter.
5.2
The installation of the service must include a curbstop and drain approved by
the Operations Manager.
5.3
At the request of the Operations Manager the owner must provide a pressure
reducing valve for each connection to the parcel.
5.4
No water service connection, service line or fitting shall be covered until the
installation has been inspected and accepted by the Village. If a service
connection has been covered prior to inspection the owner shall when requested
by the Village uncover the work so that it may be inspected.
5.5
A service line must comply with all requirements of a contamination cross
connection and backflow prevention section of this bylaw.
5.6
If a service connection has been covered prior to inspection the owner shall
when requested by the Village uncover the work so that it may be inspected.
6.
INSPECTION
6.1
The owner, or his agent, shall notify the Operations Manager when any water
connection or other work carried out under the provisions of this bylaw is ready
for inspection and no water connection or such other work shall be covered until
is has been inspected and approved by the Operations Manager.
6.2
The water connection shall include an inspection fee as contained in Schedule
"A".
6.3
The owner, or his agent, shall test any existing plumbing on the parcel for water-
tightness and submit a report to the Village from a qualified person as approved
by the Village. The test shall be made by boosting the pressure in the water line
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on the parcel to 1035 kPa (150 psi). The owner's system may be proven
acceptable if there are no leaks, breakages, or manifest irregularities during the
testing of the system.
6.4
Where the Operations Manager finds that the materials or workmanship of a
water line installation on private property are defective or otherwise not in
accordance with the provisions of this bylaw, or the provisions of the British
Columbia Plumbing Code he shall so notify the owner who shall forthwith replace
the defective material or correct the faulty workmanship, and notify the
Operations Manager when the installation is again ready for inspection.
7.
SPECIFICATIONS FOR INSTALLATION
7.1
Each parcel shall be separately and independently connected to the municipal
water system, unless otherwise provided for in this Bylaw.
7.2
In constructing a water service on any parcel, the provisions of the BC Plumbing
Code shall apply, provided that:
(a)
Only copper or plastic pipe and fittings, as approved by the
British Columbia Plumbing Code, shall be used in the
construction of the water connection,
(b)
The minimum size of a water line on a parcel shall be
19 mm,
(c)
Every building, structure, or facility to which the municipal
water service is to be connected shall have an internal
shut off valve with good accessibility, and
(d)
The minimum depth for burial of a water service line shall
be 1.2m.
8.
WATER METERS
8.1
The Village may, on any parcel, install a water meter to measure the consumption
of water upon that parcel. The location of that water meter will be determined by
the Operations Manager and all water meters shall remain the property of the
Village.
8.2
Where in the opinion of the Operations Manager, replacement or repair of any
meter is required due to the negligence, carelessness or willful damage of the
owner/occupier of the parcel the cost of repair or replacement shall be charged to
the owner or occupier.
8.3
Where the Village determines that a water meter has for any reason failed to
correctly indicate the quantity of water passing through it, the Village will charge
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for the water according to the average consumption for the six months proceeding
the current billing period and may repair or replace the meter at its discretion.
8.4
An owner may request, in writing to test the water meter and must pay a deposit
as set out in Schedule "A" of this bylaw. The Operations Manager shall have the
water meter removed and tested and provide another temporary water meter in its
place.
8.5
Where the water meter is tested pursuant to Section 8.4 and where the test
indicates:
(a)
the error in measurement passing through the meter is in excess of 5% in
favour of the Village, the deposit shall be refunded to the owner, a correct
registering meter shall be installed and the owner's account shall be
adjusted accordingly or;
(b)
an accurate measurement or error in favour of the owner, the total amount
of the deposit shall be retained by the Village to cover the cost of testing.
8.6
The location of water meters shall be included on all new construction plans and a
water meter shall be installed for all service connections. The size of the water
meter shall be determined by the Operations Manager.
8.7
The cost of meters installed in the Water System is included in the connection fee.
8.8
Every meter shall be installed pursuant to Village specifications and Village
employees shall have access, during reasonable hours, to the premises of every
property owner for the inspection of and reading of meters and all appurtenances
connected with any service.
8.9
No person shall tamper with any meter or pipes connected thereto, or break meter
or valve seals, so as to interfere with the recording of the quantity of water
supplied to any parcel.
9.
CONTAMINATION, CROSS-CONNECTION & BACK FLOW PREVENTION
9.1
If the Engineer determines that there exists a connection or cross-connection
prohibited by this bylaw which is a risk to the Village's water system or public
health, the Engineer may:
(a)
give written notice to the owner to correct the water service connection or
cross-connection at the expense of the owner within the time specified in
the notice.
(b)
disconnect the water service connection in accordance with the
provisions of the Community Charter.
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(c)
direct the owner to correct the fault in the time specified by the Engineer or
directing the owner to install an approved backflow prevention device on
any service line or internal plumbing within the time period specified by the
Engineer and the cost of this installation shall be borne by the owner.
9.2 Where the Engineer determines that a connection or cross connection prohibited
by this bylaw places any person at immediate risk or if the owner fails to correct the
connection or cross-connection as required by this bylaw the Engineer may order
the immediate disconnection of the supply of water without prior notice until such
time as the connection or cross-connection is corrected to the satisfaction of the
Engineer. The owner must pay any fee pursuant to Schedule "A". No person shall
connect, cause to be connected or allow to remain connected to any piping fixture,
fitting, container or appliance in a manner which under any circumstances may
allow water, waste water or any harmful liquid gas or substance to enter the
Village's water system.
9.3 Where an approved backflow prevention device is required to be installed it must
be approved by the Engineer.
9.4 The owner of any parcel of which an approved backflow prevention device exists
or is installed pursuant to the requirements of the bylaw must:
(a) Maintain the approved backflow prevention device in proper working order
at all times.
(b)
Have the backflow prevention device tested upon installation and submit a
report to the Engineer for approval thereafter annually or more often if
required by the Engineer.
9.5 If any test of a backflow prevention device shows that such back flow prevention
device is not in good working order the Engineer shall give notice to the owner to
make necessary repairs or to replace the device within ninety-six hours and the
water service shall not be activated for use until the private plumbing system has
been approved by the Engineer.
9.6 No temporary water piping shall be installed or operated on Village highways to
carry potable water or waste water without approval of the Operations Manager.
10. LIMITS OF WATER SERVICE
10.1 As part of the Village water conservation program water use will be restricted
during the period of June to September of each year or other months as approved
by Council resolution.
11. RESTRICTIONS IN USE
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11.1 In times of water shortage, the Council may by resolution impose such restrictions
upon the use of water as may be necessary to insure adequate service
throughout the Village.
11.2 Any person found in contravention of any restriction imposed by Sections 10.1 or
11.1 shall be deemed to be in violation of the provisions of this bylaw and shall be
subject to the penalties herein contained.
11.3 Where the Engineer deems that it is in the public interest that he direct that:
a)
the supply of water be reduced or discontinued until in the opinion of the
Engineer it is advisable to restore water service.
b)
the supply of water to any parcel may be refused if in the opinion of the
Engineer, the facility is not properly constructed or protected.
12. USER FEES
12.1 Upon connection to the Water System, an owner shall become liable to pay water
user fees in the amount as set out in Schedule "A" in respect of each parcel to
which the water system is connected.
12.2 Where a connection or reconnection to the Water System is made during any
year, the user fee imposed shall be calculated on a per month basis for that year.
When the connection is completed and inspected before the 15th of the month the full
month will be charged. When the connection is completed and inspected on or after the
15th of the month the fee shall be 50% of the calculated monthly
13.
PROHIBITIONS
No person shall:
(a)
Destroy, damage, interfere or tamper with, or allow or cause to be interfered or
tampered with, any valve, stopcock, pipe or water system appurtenances, nor in
any way interfere with any staff member of the Village.
(b)
make any connection, disconnection or reconnection to the water system without
first receiving written consent from the Village.
(c)
permit the sale or use of water except for the purpose for which the municipal
water was provided to the parcel.
(d)
where a water meter has been installed access to or take water in any manner as
to avoid or alter the measurement or the reading of the water meter.
(e)
connect to the Village's water system in a manner or in any way access or take
water from a water main or any fixture or property of the Village water works.
s. 12.3 & 12.4
Deleted
(AB# 984)
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(f)
open any hydrants, stem pipe or valve or use any water from it.
14.
REQUEST TO DISCONTINUE SERVICE
Where an owner requests that a supply of water be discontinued to the parcel to owner
must:
(a)
Give a minimum of ten days working notice in writing to the Operations Manager.
(b)
Be liable for payment of all water consumed until such notice has been received
and such notice has been received and the service has been discontinued.
(c)
Pay the disconnection fees as outlined in Schedule "A".
15.
PENALTY
15.1 Every person who:
(a)
violates any of the provisions of this bylaw;
(b)
causes or permits any act or thing to be done in contravention or violation
of any of the provisions of this Bylaw;
(c)
neglects or omits to do anything required under this bylaw;
(d)
carries out, causes or permits to be carried out any work in a manner
prohibited by or contrary to any of the provisions of this bylaw;
(e)
fails to comply with an order, direction or notice given under this bylaw; or
(f)
prevents or obstructs or attempts to prevent or obstruct the
authorized entry of the Village employee to a parcel.
shall be subject to a fine under the Bylaw Notice Enforcement Bylaw.
15.2 Each day's continuation of an offence constitutes a new and distinct
offence.
16.
ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
16.1 This bylaw shall be administrated by the Operations Manager or by any other
person authorized by Council.
16.2 The Staff or other authorized person is hereby authorized at all reasonable
times to enter on any parcel that is subject to regulations under this Bylaw to
ascertain whether the regulation or directions under this bylaw are being
observed.
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16.3 The Council may upon recommendation of the Engineer, throttle or entirely
discontinue the supply of water when a property owner or occupier has been
found to be violating any of the provisions of this Bylaw, or when the public
interest requires such action after the person has been given notice.
17.
SEVERABILITY
17.1 If any section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase in this Bylaw is for any
reason held to be invalid by a decision of any Court or competent jurisdiction, the
invalid portion shall be served and the decision that it is invalid shall not affect the
validity of the remaining portions of the Bylaw.
18.
REPEAL
(a)
"The Corporation of the Village of Harrison Hot Springs Bylaw No.549
and amendments and any reference to a fee in Bylaw 940 are hereby
repealed.
19. READINGS AND ADOPTION
"Water Regulation Bylaw No. 967, 2011" adopted on the 30th day of March, 2011
Amendment Bylaw No. 984 adopted on the 19th day of September, 2011
Amendment Bylaw No. 999 adopted on the 16th day of April, 2012
Amendment Bylaw No. 1034 adopted on the 15th day of April, 2013
Amendment Bylaw No. 1050 adopted on the 7th day of April, 2014
Amendment Bylaw No. 1089 adopted on the 19th day of September, 2016
Amendment Bylaw No. 1092 adopted on the 17th day of October, 2016
Amendment Bylaw No. 1118 adopted on the 19th day of February, 2018
Amendment Bylaw No. 1198 adopted on the 20th day of February, 2024
Amendment Bylaw No. 1234 adopted on the 1st of December, 2025
"Ken Becotte"
"Debra Key"
Mayor
Corporate Officer
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WATER REGULATION AND FEE AMENDMENT BYLAW NO. 1234
SCHEDULE "A"
Annual Fees and Charges - Effective January 1, 2026
Pursuant to Section 194 of the Community Charter the following annual fees and
charges (January 1 - December 31) are imposed in accordance with the terms and
conditions approved by Council:
Water Service Utility Fee
All properties identified by folio numbers that are or can be connected to the water
system will pay the following fee based on the actual length of the property that abuts
the water distribution main.
2026 Rate
Minimum
Maximum
$12.03/metre
18 metres
30 metres
2027 Rate
Minimum
Maximum
$12.99/metre
18 metres
30 metres
Water Service User Fee
Residential (Annual)
2026
2027
Single Family
$ 327.08
$ 353.24
Duplex (per unit)
$ 327.08
$ 353.24
Secondary Suite
$ 163.53
$ 176.62
Swimming Pool
$ 327.08
$ 353.24
Bulk Water Meters
Where a bulk water meter is utilized in lieu of individual meters for a commercial,
multiple dwelling or a multiple unit property, a minimum annual charge will be levied
on each unit.
2026-Minimum
Quarterly Rate
2026-Metered
Rate (1m³)
2026-Minimum
Annual Rate
0- 75 m³ per unit
> 75 m³ per
unit
Per Unit
Commercial
$ 81.77
$ 1.17 $ 327.08
Multi-unit Residential
$ 81.77
$ 1.17 $ 327.08
Multi-unit Commercial
$ 81.77
$ 1.17 $ 327.08
Multi-unit Mixed Use
$ 81.77
$ 1.17 $ 327.08
0 - 18.75 m³ per
unit
> 18.75 m³
per unit
Per Unit
Campground/Holiday Park/RV
Resort
$ 20.44
$ 1.17 $ 81.77
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Bulk Water Meters (Cont'd)
2027-Minimum
Quarterly Rate
2027-Metered
Rate (1m³)
2027-Minimum
Annual Rate
0- 75 m³ per unit
> 75 m³ per
unit
Per Unit
Commercial
$ 88.31
$ 1.26 $ 353.24
Multi-unit Residential
$ 88.31
$ 1.26 $ 353.24
Multi-unit Commercial
$ 88.31
$ 1.26 $ 353.24
Multi-unit Mixed Use
$ 88.31
$ 1.26 $ 353.24
0 - 18.75 m³ per
unit
> 18.75 m³
per unit
Per Unit
Campground/Holiday Park/RV
Resort
$ 22.08
$ 1.26 $ 88.31
Water Service Connection, Disconnection, Test Fees
Connection
Single Family
$ 2,000.00* plus tax
Duplex (each unit)
$ 2,000.00* plus tax
Multi-Family & Commercial
$ At actual cost plus tax
Disconnection
Disconnection
$ At actual cost plus tax
Inspection
$ 50.00 plus tax
Water Turn on/off
$ 150.00 plus tax
Meter Test
Residential
$ At actual cost plus tax
Commercial
$ At actual cost plus tax
* Costs will be based on a minimum fee of $2,000.00 plus tax at time of application.
Any actual cost of the water connection over and above the $2,000.00 fee will be
invoiced accordingly.
Commercial Fees are billed quarterly, residential fees are billed annually.
A 10% penalty will be applied to any unpaid balance on the fees and charges
outstanding by the due date.
Any fees and charges remaining unpaid by the end of the calendar year shall be
deemed to be taxes in arrears, and transferred to the Property Tax Roll.