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THE CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT OF PEACHLAND
BYLAW NUMBER 1486
A Bylaw to Regulate the Operation and Use of the Sanitary
Sewer System of the District of Peachland
This is a consolidated bylaw prepared by the Corporation of the District of Peachland for
convenience only. The Corporation does not warrant that the information contained in this
consolidation is current. It is the responsibility of the person using this consolidation to ensure
that it accurately reflects current bylaw provisions.
Amended by: Bylaw No. 1685 - Adopted May 13, 2003
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WHEREAS it is expedient that all real property capable of being served by a sanitary sewer
should be so served and connected;
AND WHEREAS there are possible components of sewage which are detrimental to the
operation and maintenance of the sewerage system and must be prohibited;
AND WHEREAS it is necessary to impose charges for service connections and for sewer
rentals for the maintenance of the sewerage system;
AND WHEREAS there are components which, if present in excessive concentrations, cause
excessive operating and maintenance costs;
AND WHEREAS the costs to each user of the sewage system should be directly proportional to
the costs to transport, treat, and dispose of that user's sewage;
AND WHEREAS it is deemed necessary and expedient to regulate the operation and use of the
sanitary sewer systems of the District of Peachland;
NOW, THEREFORE, the Council of the Corporation of the District of Peachland, in Open
Meeting Assembled, ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1 - ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
1.1
Scope
1.1.1 This Bylaw may be cited for all purposes as "Sewer User Regulation Bylaw
Number 1486, 1998".
1.1.2 This Bylaw provides for the regulation and use of sanitary sewers.
1.1.3 The provisions of the Bylaw shall apply to all direct or indirect discharges to any
part of the public sewerage system.
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1.1.4 This Bylaw, among other things, regulates the quantity and quality of discharged
wastes and the degree of pretreatment required; and provides for the approval of
plans for waste treatment.
1.2
Definitions
1.2.1 In this Bylaw, unless the context otherwise requires, the following words and
terms shall have the meanings hereinafter assigned to them:
"B.O.D." 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 twenty (20) degrees C, expressed in milligrams per litre as determined by the
appropriate procedure in "Standard Methods".
"Building Sewer" means a pipe that is connected to a building drain one (1) metre
outside a wall of a building and that leads to a public sewer or private sewer disposal
system.
"C.O.D." or Chemical Oxygen Demand" means the measure of the oxygen consuming
capacity of inorganic and organic matter present in domestic or industrial wastewater as
determined by the appropriate procedure described in "Standard Methods".
"District" means the District of Peachland or its approved agents.
"District Administrator" means the Administrator or his appointed official of the District of
Peachland or its appointed agent.
"Domestic Wastewater" means the water carried wastes produced from non-commercial
or non-industrial activities and which result from normal human living processes.
"Effluent" means the liquid outflow of any facility designed to treat or convey wastewater.
"Flammable Liquid" means any liquid having a flash point below thirty eight (38) degrees
C and having a vapour pressure not exceeding 280 kPa at thirty-eight (38) degrees C.
"Grease" means an organic substance recoverable by procedures set forth in "Standard
Methods" and includes, but is not limited to, hydrocarbons, esters, fats, oils, waxes, and
high molecular carboxylic acids.
"Garbage" means solid wastes from the domestic and commercial preparation, cooking
and disposing of food, and from the handling, storage, and sale of produce.
"Industrial Wastewater" means all water carried wastes and wastewater excluding
domestic wastewater and uncontaminated water, and includes all wastewater from any
processing, institutional, commercial, or other operation where the wastewater
discharged includes wastes of non-human origin.
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"Offal" means waste portions of food, animals, fowl, or fish.
"Person" means any person, firm, partnership or corporation, or any trustee, manager or
other person owning or occupying any building or place either individually or jointly with
others, and includes agent, workman or employees of such person, firm, partnership, or
corporation.
"Ph" means the negative logarithm to the base of ten (10) of the weight of hydrogen ions
in grams per litre of solution.
"Plumbing Fixture" means:
(i)
a fixture which uses water and has a separate connection to a drainage waste
line or;
(ii)
a drainage waste line which is existing and not currently in use but is capable of
being connected to a fixture at some future date.
"Sanitary Sewer System" means all sewerage works and all appurtenances thereto,
including sewer mains, service connections, pumping stations, treatment plants, lagoons
and sewer outfalls laid within any highways, municipal right-of-way or easement and
owned and operated by the District and installed for the purpose of conveying, treating
and disposing of domestic municipal wastes and industrial wastes.
"Service Connection" means a pipe connecting a sewer to a building sewer or to land on
which building or structures are situated.
"Sewage Treatment Plant" means any arrangement of devices and structures used for
treating wastewater.
"Standard Methods" means the Standard Methods of Water and Wastewater Analysis
(16th Edition, 1985) as published by the American Public Works Association, the
American Water Works Association, and the Water Pollution Control Federation.
"Suspended Soils" means the solid matter according to particle size, expressed in
milligrams per litre, in a liquid as determined according to Standard Methods.
"Uncontaminated Wastewater" means water such as spent cooling water, water
discharged from a swimming pool, water used in cleaning.
"Wastewater" means the water-borne wastes of the community derived from human or
industrial sources including domestic wastewater and industrial wastewater, but does not
include rainwater, groundwater, or drainage of uncontaminated water.
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1.3
Connection Requirement
1.3.1 The owner of every parcel of real property to which a service connection to the
sanitary sewer system can be, or has been made, and upon which a building or
structure containing a plumbing fixture is situate, may be required to connect
such building or structure to the service connection.
1.3.2 In the event of any owner failing to make the required connection within ninety
(90) days of being notified in writing by the District so to do, the Administrator, by
his workmen or others, may have the work done at the Owners' expense, and the
District may recover such expense with interest at twelve percent (12%) per year
with costs in the same manner as municipal taxes.
1.4
Application for Sanitary Sewer Connection
1.4.1 No person shall connect any building sewer to a service connection to the
sanitary sewer system until he has completed an application and an agreement in
the form of Schedule "A" of this Bylaw and paid the connection fee set out in
Schedule "B". The applicant shall, in completing such form of application and
agreement, provide true and accurate information as to all details called for
therein.
1.5
Service Connection Standards
1.5.1 Every service connection shall be installed in accordance with the current District
standards as set out in Subdivision and Development Servicing Bylaw No. 1230,
1993, as amended from time to time, and shall be installed prior to the installation
of every building sewer. The District shall not be responsible to meet the
elevation or connect to an existing building sewer installed by the owner prior to
installation of the sewer connection.
1.5.2 The District or its agents shall in all cases construct the sewer connection from
the main to the property line of the owner requesting service, the cost of the
sewer installation shall be paid by the property owners.
1.6
Building Sewer and Inspection
1.6.1 Every building sewer shall be constructed at the cost of the owner in accordance
with current Provincial Plumbing Codes.
1.6.2 The owner shall notify the District as soon as the work for which a connection
permit has been issued is ready for inspection and no building sewer work shall
be covered until it has been inspected and passed.
1.6.3 If, upon inspection, it is determined that any building sewer work is defective, or
that such work was not ready for inspection after notification as required by
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Article 1.6.2, the owner shall file a further Notice of Inspection, together with the
fee set out in Schedule "B" to cover the cost of such extra inspection.
1.6.4 The building sewer shall be maintained by the property owner at his expense.
1.6.5 Where any building sewer is abandoned, the owner shall notify the District, and
the owner shall block the building sewer at the service connection with an
approved watertight seal and the location of the seal shall be indicated to the
District.
1.7
Interference with Sewer System
1.7.1 No person shall do any work upon, or interfere in any way with the sanitary sewer
system without the written permission of the District Administrator.
1.7.2 No building or obstruction of any kind shall be erected within the easement limit
to allow ease of access for maintenance of sewers.
1.8
Sewer Rates
1.8.1 The owner of real property connected to the sanitary sewer system shall pay the
rates contained in Schedule "B".
1.9
Septic Tanks
1.9.1 No septic tank shall be connected to the sanitary sewer system.
1.9.2 No person shall permit any sludge or deposit contained in any septic tank to enter
into the sanitary sewer system.
1.9.3 Whenever a sewer connection is made where a septic tank or tanks exist, the
sludge or deposit in the said tank or tanks shall be removed and hauled away.
The septic tank or tanks shall then be filled with fresh earth, gravel, or sand, or
may be broken down and removed from the property.
1.10
Right of Entry
1.10.1 The District Administrator and anyone authorized by him is hereby authorized to
enter upon any property or premises at any reasonable time in order to ascertain
whether or not the regulations contained in this Bylaw have been complied with.
1.10.2 Any person interfering with or obstructing the entry of the District Administrator or
his accredited representative into any premises, after that person has identified
himself, shall be deemed to be guilty of an infraction of this Bylaw and shall be
liable to the penalties thereof.
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1.10.3 No person shall hinder or prevent the District Administrator or his accredited
representative from entering and making reasonable inspection of any building or
premises whenever necessary to secure compliance with, or prevent a violation
of any provisions of this Bylaw.
SECTION 2 - WASTE DISCHARGE
2.1
Prohibited Wastes
2.1.1 No person shall discharge or permit to be discharged into any pipe, main,
conduit, manhole, or aperture draining into the sanitary sewer system;
(a)
any gasoline, benzene, naphtha, alcohol, fuel, oil, solvents, acetone, or
flammable or explosive liquid, solid, or gas;
(b)
any pesticides, insecticides, herbicides, or fungicides;
(c)
any corrosive, noxious, or malodorous gas, liquid, or substance which
either singly or by interaction with other wastes, is capable of:
(i)
creating a public nuisance or hazard to life;
(ii)
preventing entry into a sewer or pump station; or
(iii)
causing damage to the sewerage system;
(d)
radioactive material - except within such limits as are permitted by the
license issued by the Atomic Energy Control Board of Canada;
(e)
any material from a cesspool or septic tank except at authorized received
stations;
(f)
any solid or viscous substance capable of obstructing wastewater flow or
interfering with the operation of the sewerage system or treatment
facilities. These substances include but are not limited to ashes, cinders,
grit sand, mud, straw, grass clippings, insoluble shavings, metal, glass,
rages, 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, unground garbage, paint residues, cat box litter, slurries of
concrete, cement, lime or mortar;
(g)
any storm water or uncontaminated wastewater into the sanitary sewer
system;
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(h)
no roof drainage, cellar drainage, surface drainage, exhaust, steam or
blowoff shall be connected in any way to the District's sewer collection
system.
2.2
Standards for Restricted Wastes
Sanitary Sewer System
2.2.1 No person shall discharge or permit to be discharged into any pipe, main,
conduit, manhole, street inlet, gutter, or aperture draining into the sanitary sewer
system:
(a)
any water or waste having a C.O.D. or more than seven hundred and fifty
(750) milligrams per litre;
(b)
any water or waste having a B.O.D. of more than five hundred (500)
milligrams per litre;
(c)
any water or waste having a suspended solids content of more than six
hundred (600) milligrams per litre;
(d)
any garbage unless such garbage is from premised where food is
prepared for consumption on the premises and which has been property
comminuted to seven (7) milligrams or less in any dimension;
(e)
any liquid or vapour having a temperature higher than sixty-five (65)
degrees Celsius;
(f)
any water or waste which contains greases, (including fats, waxes, and
oils as determined according to Standard Methods) whether or not
emulsified, whose concentration is in excess of one hundred and fifty
(150) milligrams per litre of substances derived from petroleum sources;
(g)
any substance which may solidify or become discernibly viscous at
temperatures above zero (0) degrees Celsius;
(h)
any soluble waste or wastewater having a pH lower than five pint five
(5.5) or higher than nine point five (9.5) or having any other corrosive
property which reasonably could be hazardous to structures, equipment
or personnel including, but not limited to battery or plating acid and
wastes, copper sulphate, chromium salts and compounds, or brine;
(i)
any water or waste that will by itself or with other waster or wastes in the
sewerage system, release noxious gases, or form suspended solids in
excess of six hundred (600) milligrams per litre or create any other
deleterious structures or treatment processes;
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(j)
any water or waste containing a toxic or poisonous substances in
sufficient quantity to injure or interfere with any sewage treatment
process, to constitute a hazard to humans or animals, or to create any
hazard in the receiving water or the effluent of the sewage treatment
plant.
Without limiting the generality of this clause, the concentration of the following
toxic substances at the point of discharge to a public sewer shall not exceed:
Matter
Toxic Substances
Concentrations
In Milligrams
Per Litre
Aluminum
50.0
Arsenic
0.5
Barium
5.0
Cadmium
.05
Chloride
1500.0
Chromium
1.0
Copper
2.0
Cyanide
1.0
Fluoride
10.0
Iron
3.0
Lead
0.5
Manganese
0.5
Mercury
.006
Nickel
3.0
Phenolic Compounds
1.0
Phosphorous
50.0
Silver
1.0
Sulphate
1500.0
Sulphide
2.0
Tin
5.0
Zinc
4.0
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(k)
any water or waste added for the purpose of diluting wastes which would
otherwise exceed applicable maximum concentrations;
(l)
any material which exerts or causes:
(i)
unusual concentrations of inert suspended solids, such as but not
limited to fuller's earth;
(ii)
unusual concentrations of dissolved solids such as but not limited
to sodium chloride, calcium chloride or sodium sulphate;
(iii)
excessive discolouration such as but not limited to dye wastes or
vegetable canning solutions.
(m)
any water or waste containing substances in such concentrations that are
not amenable to treatment or reduction by the sewage treatment process
employed, or are amenable to treatment only to such a degree that the
sewage treatment plan effluent cannot meet the requirement of any other
agency having jurisdiction over discharges to the receiving waters.
2.3
Accidental Discharges
2.3.1 Every person responsible for the accidental discharge of prohibited substances
into the sanitary sewer system shall report immediately to the District
Administrator in order that the necessary precautions can be taken to minimize
the deleterious effects of the discharge.
SECTION 3 - ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CONNECTION TO THE SEWERAGE
SYSTEM
3.1
Wastewater Treatment Facilities
3.1.1 Any industrial wastewaters likely to damage or increase maintenance costs on
the sewerage system or which may detrimentally affect the sewage treatment
plant, or contaminate surface or sub-surface waters, shall be pretreated to render
them innocuous prior to discharge into a public sewer.
3.1.2 Discharges of liquid wastes exceeding the strength, nature, quantity or quality
permitted by this Bylaw, shall be treated in a facility designed, constructed and
operated so as to fulfil all of the requirements of this Bylaw.
3.1.3 All details pertaining to the treatment process or processes, capacity, location,
materials, equipment, methods of construction and all operational procedures
and methods of process control of treatment facilities shall be approved by the
District Administrator before any portion of such facilities is installed.
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3.1.4 All wastewater treatment facilities must be kept clear of obstructions so as to
provide immediate access for inspection and servicing.
3.2
Design Requirements for Connecting to the Sewerage System
3.2.1 Where an owner or occupier of premises upon which an industrial or commercial
activity is proposed or is carried on wishes to connect these premises to the
sewerage system, he shall comply with Article 3.2.3 herein.
3.2.2 Where an owner or occupier intends to expand an industrial or commercial
activity so the quantity, biochemical oxygen demand, suspended solids
concentration, or grease concentration of the sewage will be increase, he shall
comply with Article 3.2.3 herein.
3.2.3 Except as provided in Article 3.2.4, the owner shall supply to the District
Administrator plans and reports certified by a professional engineer indicating:
a)
The proposed or existing development or addition, including flow
schematic drawing;
b)
the daily volumes and peak discharges;
c)
the type of waste to be processed or discharged;
d)
the anticipated biochemical oxygen demand and the amount of
suspended solids or grease;
e)
the pH factor and temperature of the wastewater;
f)
toxic chemicals contained in the wastewater;
g)
the proposed pretreatment, including dimensions of the proposed facility;
h)
flow equalizing r mixing facilities
i)
the location of sampling manhole;
j)
the monitoring equipment;
k)
any other information deemed necessary by the District Administrator.
3.2.4 The District Administrator may deal with the application and make a decision
thereon without the above information if, in his opinion, the nature of the
application is such that a decision can be properly made without such
information.
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3.2.5 Grease and oil interceptors shall be provided upstream of the service connection
on private property for all food preparation facilities including restaurants, canning
operations, killing and processing facilities;
3.2.6 Grease, oil and sand interceptors shall be provided upstream of the service
connection on private property for all garages and gasoline service stations.
Interceptors will be required for other types of industries or commercial
establishments as appropriate for the proper handling of liquid waste containing
grease in excessive amounts or any flammable wastes, sand, grit or other
harmful ingredients. Such interceptors shall be so located as to be readily and
easily accessible for cleaning and inspection. All interceptors shall be maintained
by the owner at his expense in continuously efficient operation at all times.
3.2.7 Separate san traps and oil and grease interceptors shall be provided upstream of
the service connection on private property for all establishments which provide
car, vehicle, or equipment washing facilities. Sand traps shall be located
upstream from the oil and grease interceptors, and shall have a minimum liquid
depth or 1 metre and a maximum overflow rate of 8L/m/m2 under peak flow
conditions. Sand and silt shall be removed from sand traps before these
materials occupy 25 percent of the liquid depth. Accumulated oil and greases
shall be skimmed off the surface of the interceptors and other sumps often
enough to prevent these materials from escaping to the sewer.
3.3
Volume Control
3.3.1 Where wastewater is discharged into the sewerage system in volumes which are
highly variable or unusual, the owner or occupier shall ensure that discharges do
not exceed the limits on flow volumes set by the District Administrator.
3.3.2 Equipment necessary to comply with sentence 3.3.1 shall be provided,
maintained and operate by the owner or occupier of such premises in a manner
satisfactory to the District Administrator.
SECTION 4 - CONTROL OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES
4.1
Special Control Manholes
4.1.1 Any property discharging industrial wastewater to the public sewer shall have
installed a control manhole at an accessible location and suitable for the
inspection and sampling of the discharged waters.
4.1.2 The design and location of the control manhole shall be approved by the District
Administrator.
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4.1.3 The control manhole shall be installed and maintained at the sole expense of the
owner of the premises and shall be accessible at all times to the District
Administrator.
4.1.4 All industrial wastewater discharged to public sewers shall first pass through the
control manholes.
4.1.5 The control manholes shall conform with the District's standard 1200mm dia
sewer manhole. The standard cast iron frame and cover will be acceptable.
The control manhole shall be located on a straight run of service extending from
three (3) metres upstream of the manhole to two (2) metres downstream. The
section of service on which the manhole is located shall have a gradient not
exceeding two (2) percent. A permanent style Palmer Bowlus flume flow metre
shall be installed as an integral part of the control manhole, and shall be sized to
suit the peak design flows.
4.1.6 Where installation of a control manhole is not possible, an alternative device or
facility may be substituted if approved by the District Administrator.
4.2
Monitoring Wastewater
4.2.1 Should any testing of wastewater show that it is not in compliance with this
Bylaw, the District Administrator, in addition to any other provision of this Bylaw,
may direct the owner to so comply with the Bylaw and may, in addition, direct the
owner, at his expense, to install such automatic monitoring and recording
equipment as the District Administrator deems necessary and supply the results
of such monitoring to the District Administrator.
4.2.2 All tests, measurements, analyses and examinations of wastewater, its
characteristics, or contents shall be carried out in accordance with "Standard
Methods".
4.2.3 Sampling shall be carried out by methods acceptable to the District
Administrator. Normally the Analysis will be preformed on samples composited
by volume. Values for pH will be determined from samples composited over a
short period of time.
4.3
Control of Waste Disposal
4.3.1 The District Administrator may, at any time, require a person who intends to
dispose of wastes of liquids, semi-liquid or solid nature to show proof that these
wastes are being stores and subsequently disposed of in a place and manner
which is acceptable to the District Administrator; the information must also
include method of packaging, storing and transporting of the waste.
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4.3.2 The District Administrator may require an analysis, prepared by a qualified
chemist, of the waste referred to in Article 4.3.1.
SECTION 5 - PROTECTION OF PUBLIC SEWERAGE SYSTEM
5.1
Disconnection of Sewer
5.1.1 Where any wastewater which:
a)
is hazardous or creates an immediate danger to any person; or
b)
endangers or interferes with the operation of the sewerage system is
discharged to the sewerage system.
the District Administrator may, in addition to any action provided for in this Bylaw,
disconnect, plug or seal off the sewer line discharging the unacceptable
wastewater into the sewerage system or take such other action as is necessary
to prevent such wastewater from entering the sewerage system.
5.1.2 The unacceptable wastewater described in sentence 5.1.1 may be prevented
from being discharged into the sewerage system until evidence satisfactory to
the District Administrator has been produced to ensure no further discharge of
hazardous wastewater will be made to the sewerage system.
5.1.3 The owner or occupier of the land from which the wastewater described in Article
5.1.2 herein is being discharged shall pay the costs incurred by the District in
taking all necessary action relative to the sewer disconnection and/or
reconnection.
5.1.4 The costs incurred in Article 5.1.3 shall be in addition to and not in substitution for
any fine or other penalty to which the owner or occupier of the premises in
question may be subject pursuant to the provisions of this Bylaw.
5.1.5 The sewer shall not be reconnected until the costs in Article 5.1.3 are paid.
5.2
Recovery of Costs for Damages to the Public Sewerage System
5.2.1 Where any person contravenes any provision of this Bylaw and thereby causes
damage to the sewerage system, such person shall be liable to the District for all
costs incurred in making repairs or taking remedial action.
5.2.2 If such costs are not paid forthwith after demand, the District may recover the
same by action in any court of competent jurisdiction.
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SECTION 6 - OFFESES AND PENALTIES
6.1
Offenses
6.1.1 Every person who violates any of the provisions of this Bylaw or who suffers or
permits any act or thing to be done in contravention or in violation or any of the
provisions of this Bylaw, or who neglects to do or refrains from doing anything
required to be done by any of the provisions in this Bylaw, or who does any act
which violates any of the provisions of this Bylaw is guilty of an offence against
this Bylaw and liable to the penalties hereby imposed.
6.1.2 Each day a violation, contravention, or breach is permitted to exist, shall
constitute a spate offense.
6.2
Penalties
6.2.1 Every person who commits an offence against this Bylaw is liable to a fine and
penalty of not less than Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000.00) for each offense, and
in default of payment thereof or, in the alternative, to imprisonment for any period
not exceed two (2) months.
6.2.2 Every person who commits an offence of a continuing nature is liable to a fine not
less than Fifty Dollars ($50.00) for each day such offence is continued. This
Bylaw shall come into force and take effect on and after the date of the passing
hereof.
READ A FIRST TIME This 31st Day of March, 1998
READ A SECOND TIME This 31st Day of March, 1998
READ A THIRD TIME This 31st Day of March, 1998
FINALLY RECONSIDERED AND ADOPTED This 26th Day of May, 1998
(Original Signed and Dated by Mayor & Municipal Clerk)
____________________________-
_______________________________
Mayor
Municipal Clerk
Dated at Peachland, B.C.
This 27th Day of May, 1998
SEWER USER REGULATION BYLAW # 1486, 1998
Schedule "A"
Attached and Forming
Part of Bylaw # 1489, 1998
DISTRICT OF PEACHALND
WATER AND SANITARY SEWER SERVICE APPLICATIONÉCOMPLETION FORM
DATE OF APPLICATION: _______________
FOLIO NUMBER:
____________________________
NEW CONNECTION € RESIDENTIAL €
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
LOT____ BLK____ PLAN _______
RECONNECT € COMMERCIAL €
ADDRESS: ________________________________________
TRANSFER €
PHONE NUMBER: __________________________________
To Supply:
WATER SERVICE
ACTION DATE: _______________________________ €3/4 DIA.
€ 1"DIA
€ 1 ½" DIA
€______
APPLICANT:
_______________________________ PARTICULARS __________________________________
_______________________________
___________________________________
BILLS TO:
_______________________________
CONNECTION NO: __________________________
_______________________________
FEE:
____________
RECIEPT: ____________
COMPLETION_________________________________
INSPECTOR'S ______________________________
DATE:
SIGNATURE:
To Supply:
SEWER SERVICE
ACTION DATE: _______________________________
€ 4" DIA
€ 6" DIA
€____________
APPLICANT:
_______________________________ PARTICULARS __________________________________
_______________________________
___________________________________
BILLS TO:
_______________________________
CONNECTION NO: __________________________
_______________________________
FEE:
____________
RECIEPT: ____________
COMPLETION_________________________________
INSPECTOR'S ______________________________
DATE:
SIGNATURE:
I................................................................................................................................................... as Owner of the above
mentioned premises hereby request the District of Peachland to connect the above mentioned remises with sewer
mains and/or District water mains and/or to supply water, and I understand and agree to pay to the District of
Peachland amounts which shall become due and payable for such sewer and/or water service. Should this
application be accepted, I agree that I will protect and save the District of Peachland from all claims for damages
caused by the bursting or blockage of any of the pipes on my property, used for the supply of sewer and/or water
service under this application.
Owner's Signature__________________________________________ Date_____________________________
SEWER USER REGULATION BYLAW # 1486, 1998
Schedule "B-1"
Attached to and Forming
Part of Bylaw # 1486
SEWER CONNECTION FEES
Connection Charge (per application)
$150.00
Post Failure Re-inspection Charge (per application)
$25.00
(Schedule B-1 - amended as per Bylaw No. 1685, 2003)