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BY-LAW NUMBER 5-10
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THE CORPORATION OF THE COUNTY OF BRANT
To provide for the regulation of sanitary sewer use in the County
of Brant
WHEREAS pursuant to the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c.25, Section 10,
a single-tier municipality has jurisdiction to provide sewage services, and may pass
a by-law prohibiting or regulating the discharge of any matter into a sewage system;
AND WHEREAS pursuant to the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c.25
Section 391, a municipality may pass by-laws imposing fees or charges for among
other things, services or activities provided or done on behalf of the municipality, and
for the use of the municipality's property;
AND WHEREAS the Corporation of the County of Brant provides sanitary
sewer works to certain areas of the Municipality through various sewer works
systems and wishes to consolidate and update its regulations for all its sewage
works systems;
NOW, THEREFORE, THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE
COUNTY OF BRANT HEREBY ENACTS as follows:
BY-LAW INDEX
PART 1 -
DEFINITIONS
PART 2 -
APPLICATION OF BY-LAW
2.1
Relationship to Regulation and Acts
PART 3 -
ADMINISTRATION
3.1
Public Works responsibility
3.2
Fees and collection
3.3
Commencement of wastewater rates
3.4
Responsibility for payment of rates
PART 4 -
REQUIREMENT TO CONNECT
4.1
Properties required to connect
4.2
Failure to connect
4.3
Failure to connect - offence
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PART 5 -
APPLICATION FOR SANITARY SEWAGE WORKS
5.1
Application and payment prior to installation
5.2
County Public Works application
5.3
Frontage charges
5.4
Installation - easement required
5.5
Contractor and construction standards
5.6
Offence - install without permit
5.7
Service problems
PART 6 -
SANITARY SEWER REQUIREMENTS
6.1
Offence to Discharge - Health and safety, damaging
6.2
Offence to Discharge - Specified matter
6.3
Human wastes - exemption
6.4
Break, damage, deface, destroy - prohibited
6.5
Food-related grease interceptors
6.6
Offence - fail to install grease interceptor
6.7
Interceptors for motor oil and lubricating grease
6.8
Offence - fail to install oil interceptor
6.9
Dilution Prohibited
PART 7 -
REPORTS
7.1
Report - requirements
7.2
Sanitary Survey Report - content
7.3
Sanitary Survey Report - format Schedule A
7.4
Information change - time limit
7.5
Offence - fail to provide report
PART 8 -
AGREEMENTS
8.1
Over Strength Agreement
8.2
Agreement exemptions
PART 9 -
SAMPLING AND ANALYTICAL REQUIREMENTS
9.1
Requirements
9.2
Number type and method
9.3
Sampling access and alternatives
9.4
Offence - fail to install maintenance hole
9.5
Location - on premises
9.6
Alternative testing methods
9.7
Design, construction and maintenance - owner's expense
9.8
Accessibility - all times
9.9
Monitoring of discharge - requirement
PART 10 -
SPILLS
10.1 Discharge - duty to notify
10.2 Notice of discharge information requirements
10.3 Report to be filed within five (5) days
10.4 Offence - fail to notify
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PART 11 -
GENERAL PROVISIONS
11.1 Severable by-law provision
11.2 By-law context
11.3 By-law organization
PART 12 -
ENFORCEMENT
12.1 Responsibility for enforcement
12.2 Power to inspect and take samples
12.3 Power of entry re inspection
12.4 Inspection powers
12.5 Samples
12.6 Power of entry - pursuant to an order
12.7 Power of entry - dwelling unit
12.8 Order to discontinue
12.9 Offence - contravene order to discontinue
12.10 Work order
12.11 Offence - contravene work order
12.12 Remedial action
12.13 Offence - obstructing officer or inspector
PART 13 -
PENALTY
13.1 Fine - for contravention - other than corporation
13.2 Fine - for contravention - corporation
13.3 Continuation - repetition contravention
13.4 Continuation - repetition contravention - corporation
PART 14 -
SHORT TITLE
14.1 Short Title
PART 15 -
PREVIOUS BY-LAWS REPEALED
15.1 Repeal - previous by-laws
PART 16 -
EFFECTIVE DATE
16.1 Effective date
SCHEDULE A -
SANITARY SEWER SURVEY REPORT
SCHEDULE B -
REFERENCE
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PART 1 - DEFINITIONS
In this by-law, the following terms shall have the meanings indicated:
1.1
Acute hazardous waste chemical
"acute hazardous waste chemical" means a material which is an acute
hazardous waste chemical within the meaning of Ontario Regulation 347 as
amended, made under the Environmental Protection Act (Ontario).
1.2
Authorized representative -owner -operator
"authorized representative of the owner or operator" means:
(a) a principal executive officer of at least the level of vice
president, if the owner or operator is a corporation; or
(b) a general partner or proprietor if the owner or operator is a
partnership or proprietorship, respectively; or
(c)
a duly authorized representative of the individual designated above if such
representative is responsible for the
overall operation of the facilities from which the sewage
discharge originates.
1.3
Biochemical oxygen demand
"biochemical oxygen demand" means carbonaceous oxygen demand
(biochemical) as determined by Standard Methods when an inhibiting chemical
has been added to prevent ammonia oxidation.
1.4
Blowdown
"blowdown" means the discharge of recirculating non-contact cooling water for
the purpose of discharging materials contained in the water, the further build-up
of which would cause concentrations in amounts exceeding limits established by
best engineering practices.
1.5
Building Code
"Building Code" means the Building Code Act, 1992, S.O. c.23 and regulations
thereunder, as amended.
1.6
Chemical oxygen demand
"chemical oxygen demand" means the quantity of oxygen utilized in the chemical
oxidation of matter as determined by Standard Methods.
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1.7
Commercial waste chemical
"commercial waste chemical" means a material which is a commercial waste
chemical within the meaning of the Environmental Protection Act (Ontario)
R.R.O. 1990, Regulation 347 as amended, repealed or replaced from time to
time.
1.8
Composite sample
"composite sample" means a sample which is composed of a series of grab
samples taken at intervals during the sampling period.
1.9
Contractor
"contractor" means a person, partnership, or corporation who contracts to
undertake the execution of work commissioned by the County or by an owner or
operator to install or maintain sanitary mains, service mains, services and other
appurtenances.
1.10 County
"County" means the Corporation of the County of Brant.
1.11 Developer
"Developer" means the owner or party specifically named in a development
agreement or in a subdivision agreement.
1.12 Director
"Director" means Director of Public Works or their designate.
1.13 Fees
"fees" means the fees described by the current version of the County Fees and
Charges By-law as amended from time to time.
1.14 Frontage Charge
"frontage charge" means a charge payable by certain customers prior to approval
of the installation of the sanitary service pipe or its connection to a sanitary sewer
main line.
1.15 Fuels
"fuels" means alcohol, gasoline, naphtha, diesel fuel, fuel oil or any other
ignitable substance intended for use as a fuel.
1.16 Grab sample
"grab sample" is an aliquot of the flow being taken at one particular time and
place.
1.17 Hauled sewage
"hauled sewage" means waste removed from a sewage system, including a
cesspool, a septic tank system, a privy vault or privy pit, a chemical toilet, a
portable toilet or a sewage holding tank.
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1.18 Hauled waste
"hauled waste" means any industrial waste which is transported into any location
in the sewage works, excluding hauled sewage.
1.19 Hazardous industrial waste
"hazardous industrial waste" means a material which is a hazardous industrial
waste within the meaning of the Environmental Protection Act (Ontario) R.R.O.
1990, Regulation 347 as amended, repealed or replaced from time to time.
1.20 Hazardous waste chemical
"hazardous waste chemical" means a material which is a hazardous waste
chemical within the meaning of the Environmental Protection Act (Ontario)
R.R.O. 1990, Regulation 347 as amended, repealed or replaced from time to
time.
1.21 Ignitable waste
"ignitable waste" means a material which is an ignitable waste within the meaning
of the Environmental Protection Act (Ontario) R.R.O. 1990, Regulation 347 as
amended, repealed or replaced from time to time.
1.22 Industrial
"industrial" means of or pertaining to industry, manufacturing, commerce, trade,
business, or institutions as distinguished from domestic or residential.
1.23 Industrial process area
"industrial process area" means any industrial building, property or land area
which during manufacturing, processing or storage comes into direct contact with
any raw material, intermediate product, finished product, by-product, or waste
product.
1.24 Industrial wastes
"industrial wastes" means all water-carried wastes and wastewaters, excluding
domestic wastewater and uncontaminated water, and shall include all
wastewater from any producing, manufacturing, processing, institutional,
commercial, agricultural or other operation where the wastewater discharged
includes quantities of wastes of non-human origin.
1.25 Kjeldahl nitrogen
"Kjeldahl nitrogen" means organic nitrogen as determined by Standard Methods.
1.26 Maintenance hole
"maintenance hole" means the top opening to an underground utility vault used to
house an access point for performing maintenance on underground and buried
services including sewers.
1.27 Matter
"matter" includes any solid, liquid or gas.
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1.28 Municipal Act, 2001
"Municipal Act, 2001" means the Municipal Act, 2001, c.25 and regulation
thereunder, as amended.
1.29 Municipality
"municipality" means The Corporation of the County of Brant or its designated
representative.
1.30 NAICS
"NAICS" means North American Industry Classification System Manual published
by the Executive Office of the President, Office of Management and Budget
(replaces SIC).
1.31 Non-contact cooling water
"non-contact cooling water" means water which is used to reduce temperature for
the purpose of cooling and which does not come into direct contact with any raw
material, intermediate product other than heat, or finished product.
1.32 Once-through cooling water
"once-through cooling water" means non-contact cooling water that has been
circulated once through the cooling device.
1.33 Ontario Water Resources Act
"Ontario Water Resources Act" means the Ontario Water Resources Act R.S.O.
1990, c.O.40 and regulations thereunder, as amended, repealed or replaced
from time to time.
1.34 "Owner or operator"
"owner or operator" includes the registered owner of the property, land, premises,
work, undertaking, or business, and the person or the person's authorized
representative having the charge, management or control over the property, land,
premises, work, undertaking or business, and the occupant.
1.35 Pathological waste
"pathological waste" means a material which is a pathological waste within the
meaning of the Environmental Protection Act (Ontario) R.R.O. 1990, Regulation
347 as amended, repealed or replaced from time to time.
1.36 PCB
"PCB" means any mono-chlorinated or poly-chlorinated biphenyl or any mixture
of these or mixture that contains one or more of them.
1.37 PCB waste
"PCB waste" means a PCB waste within the meaning of Environmental
Protection Act (Ontario) R.R.O. 1990, Regulation 362 as amended, repealed or
replaced from time to time.
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1.38 Person
"person" includes an individual, association, partnership, corporation,
municipality, provincial or federal agency, or other legal representatives of a
person in whom the context can apply according to law, and includes the owner
or operator of the premises that is connected to the sanitary sewage works.
1.39 Pesticides
"pesticides" means a pesticide regulated under the Pesticides Act (Ontario).
1.40 pH
"pH" means the logarithm to the base 10 of the reciprocal of the concentration of
hydrogen ions in moles per litre of solution.
1.41 Phenolic compounds
"phenolic compounds" means those derivatives of aromatic hydrocarbons which
have a hydroxyl group directly attached to the ring.
1.42 Phosphorus
"Phosphorus" means total phosphorus as determined by Standard Methods.
1.43 Premises
"premises" means lands and structures or either of them.
1.44 Private Sanitary Service Stub
"private sanitary service stub" means the portion of the sanitary service pipe
between the building wall and the property line.
1.45 Reactive waste
"reactive waste" means a material which is a reactive waste within the meaning
of the Environmental Protection Act (Ontario) R.R.O. 1990, Regulation 347 as
amended, repealed or replaced from time to time.
1.46 Sanitary service pipe
"sanitary service pipe" means the sewer pipe between the building wall and the
sanitary sewer mainline.
1.47 Sanitary sewer mainline
"sanitary sewer mainline means the sanitary sewage works excluding the
sanitary service pipe and the Sewage Treatment Plant.
1.48 Sanitary sewage works
"sanitary sewage works" means any works for the collection, transmission,
treatment and disposal of sewage or any part of such works, but does not include
plumbing to which the Building Code Act, 1992 applies.
1.49 Severely toxic contaminants
"severely toxic contaminants" means any material listed within the meaning of the
Environmental Protection Act (Ontario) R.R.O. 1990, Regulation 347 as
amended, repealed or replaced from time to time.
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1.50 Sewage
"sewage" means any liquid waste containing animal, vegetable or mineral matter
in solution or in suspension, except uncontaminated water.
1.51 Sewage flow
"sewage flow" means the volume of sewage disposed to the sanitary sewage
works and may be in the form of a rate per day, per hour, or per second.
1.52 Solvent extractable matter
"solvent extractable matter" means grease and oil as determined by the Standard
Methods.
1.53 Standard Methods
"Standard Methods" means a procedure set out in the most current edition, as of
the date of testing, of Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and
Wastewater published jointly by the American Public Health Association,
American Water Works Association and Water Pollution Control Federation, or a
procedure approved by the Ontario Ministry of the Environment as a standard
method or the equivalent of a standard method.
1.54 Storm sewer
"storm sewer" means a sewer for the collection and transmission of
uncontaminated water, stormwater, drainage from land or from a watercourse or
any combination thereof.
1.55 Stormwater
"stormwater" means water from rainfall or other natural precipitation or from the
melting of snow or ice.
1.56 Subsequent conviction
"subsequent conviction" means a conviction for an offence which occurs after the
date of conviction for an earlier offence under this By-law.
1.57 Suspended solids
"suspended solids" means solid matter in or on a liquid which matter is
removable by filtering as determined by the Standard Methods.
1.58 Uncontaminated water
"uncontaminated water" means water to which no matter has been added as a
consequence of its use, or to modify its use, by any person
1.59 Watercourse
"watercourse" means an open channel or ditch constructed as or resulting from
the construction of municipal work in which a flow of storm water occurs either
continuously or intermittently, including road ditches and including other natural
depressions or watercourses draining into any such open channel or ditch
whether connected to a storm sewer or not.
1.60 Waste disposal site leachate
"waste disposal site leachate" means leachate from any waste disposal site.
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1.61 Waste radioactive materials
"waste radioactive materials" means any waste material exhibiting the property of
spontaneous disintegration of atomic nuclei usually with the emission of
penetrating radiation or particles.
1.62 Wastewater rate
"wastewater rate" means the monthly charge for sewer use as established by the
current version of the County Fees and Charges By-law as amended from time to
time.
PART 2 - APPLICATION OF BY-LAW
2.1
Relationship to Regulation and Acts
Nothing in this By-law is to be construed as purporting to permit anything which
by the provision of any applicable Provincial Act or Regulation is prohibited, and
where there is a conflict in this respect between the provisions of the applicable
Act or Regulation and the provisions of this By-law, the provisions of the
applicable Act or Regulation are to prevail.
PART 3 - ADMINISTRATION
3.1
Public Works responsibility
The Director is responsible for the administration of this By-law and may assign
duties to such persons and inspectors as necessary to carry out the provisions of
this By-law.
3.2
Fees and collection
The County is responsible for billing and collecting all fees and charges as
specified in the latest copy of the "Fees and Charges By-law" as amended,
repealed or replaced from time to time except as otherwise provided under this
By-law.
The Director may impose additional fees if the Director deems it fit to do so.
3.3
Commencement of wastewater rates
Wastewater rates shall commence with the connection of the sanitary service
pipe to the sanitary sewer mainline and the connection to a water supply.
If the water supply originates from the municipal drinking water system, the
charges will be calculated based on the volumes measured by the water meter.
If the water is supplied through a private water supply the owner will be required
to purchase and install a municipal water meter in accordance with the
requirements of the Drinking Water By-law Number 116-06. The readings from
their meter will be used to calculate the wastewater rate.
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3.4
Responsibility for payment of rates
Pursuant to Section 398 (1) and (2) of the Municipal Act, wastewater rates shall
in every case be the responsibility of the owner of the premises in which the
sanitary sewage is generated. Any unpaid amounts in excess of 90 days due
and payable shall be a lien and charge upon the estate or interest in such land
and may be collected by distress upon the goods and chattels of such person
and by the sale of this estate and interest in the land like taxes.
PART 4 - REQUIREMENT TO CONNECT
4.1
Properties required to connect
Every person, when required by a written notice from the Director, shall connect
to the sanitary sewer mainline, in accordance with Part 5, within the time period
as specified in the notice.
4.2
Failure to connect
4.2.1 Pursuant to Section 446 of the Municipal Act, 2001, if the owner fails to
make a connection required by a Notice within the time period specified,
the Municipality may make the connection at the expense of the owner
and for this purpose may enter into and upon the property subject to the
requirements of Sections 435 - 438 of the Municipal Act, 2001.
4.2.2 Pursuant to Section 446 of the Municipal Act, 2001, the costs of making
such connection may be recovered by action or by adding the costs to the
tax roll and collecting them in the same manner as property taxes and
shall bear interest calculated at the same rate as overdue taxes,
calculated for the period commencing on the day the municipality incurs
the costs and ending on the day the costs, including the interest, are paid
in full.
4.3
Failure to connect - offence
No owner of lands shall fail to connect to a sanitary sewer mainline as required
by section 4.1.
PART 5 - APPLICATION FOR SANITARY SEWAGE WORKS
5.1
Application and payment prior to installation
No person shall install or alter, or permit the installation or alteration of a sanitary
service pipe or connect or permit the connection to a sanitary sewer mainline,
without an approved Public Works Permit, except if said installation, alteration or
connection is authorized under a subdivision agreement.
5.2
County Public Works application
The owner of lands that abut a sanitary sewer mainline, or their authorized agent,
shall make application for such service on the County's Public Works Permit
Application, and shall pay the applicable fee as set out in the County Fees and
Charges By-law
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5.3
Frontage charges
Frontage charges apply to certain premises in the County. At the time of filing an
application pursuant to section 5.1, the County will advise the owner if frontage
charges apply to their premises. Payment of the frontage charges is required at
the time of application for Public Works Permit.
5.4
Installation - easement required
No person shall install or permit the installation of any sanitary service pipe over,
or across the property of another owner unless a registered easement is
obtained for such location, at the person's expense, and proof of such registered
easement is provided to the County.
5.5
Contractor and construction standards
The owner of the property shall, at their own expense, be responsible for hiring a
competent contractor to undertake the work authorized in the Public Works
Permit. A competent contractor shall have demonstrated the knowledge,
experience and ability to complete such work in accordance with all applicable
construction standards and in a timely manner.
5.6
Offence - install without permit
No person shall install or permit the installation of any sanitary sewage works
that is not in compliance with the County's Public Works Permit or Development
and Engineering Standards.
5.7
Service problems
The owner will be held responsible for all costs due to repairs, or cleaning of the
sanitary service pipe where the damage to or blockage of the sanitary service
pipe is a result of a discharge into the sanitary service pipe. In addition the
owner will be held responsible to repair any damage to the portion of the sanitary
service pipe that is located between the building wall and the property line,
except where the cause of the damage is attributable to the County as
determined by the Director.
PART 6 - SANITARY SEWER REQUIREMENTS
6.1
Offence to Discharge - Health and safety, damaging
No person shall discharge or deposit or cause or permit the discharge or deposit
of matter of a kind, directly or indirectly, to any sanitary sewage works:
6.1.1 of any type or at any temperature or in any quantity which may be or may
become a health or safety hazard to a sewage works employee; or
6.1.2 which may be or may become harmful to a sanitary sewage works; or
6.1.3 which may cause the sanitary sewage works effluent to contravene any
requirement by or under the Ontario Water Resources Act, or the
Environmental Protection Act; or
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6.1.4 which may interfere with the proper operation of a sanitary sewage works;
or
6.1.5 which may impair or interfere with any sewage treatment process; or
6.1.6 which is or may result in a hazard to any person, animal, property or
vegetation.
.
6.2
Offence to Discharge - Specified matter
Without limiting the generality of section 6.1, no person shall discharge or deposit
or permit the discharge or deposit, directly or indirectly into any sanitary sewage
works any of the following:
6.2.1 Solid or viscous substances in quantities or of such size as to be capable
of causing obstruction to the sewage flow in a sanitary sewage works,
including but not limited to ashes, bones, cinders, sand, mud, straw,
shavings, metal, glass, rags, fibers, feathers, grease, tar, plastics, wood,
garbage, animal guts or tissues, paunch manure, fats, greases, oils and
whole blood;
6.2.2 Sewage that may cause an offensive odor to emanate from a sanitary
sewage works, including but not limited to, hydrogen sulphide, carbon
disulphide, other reduced sulphur compounds, amines or ammonia in
such quantity that may cause an offensive odor;
6.2.3 Stormwater, water from drainage of roofs or land, water from a
watercourse or uncontaminated water, sump pumps, subsurface perimeter
drains, or surface water;
6.2.4 Water that has originated from a source separate from the water
distribution system of the municipality except with prior approval by way of
a Public Works Permit. Permission may be granted if considered
acceptable by the Director and subject to metering and payment by the
owner of the sewer service rate set out in the Fees and Charges By-law
for all water discharged to the sanitary sewage works;
6.2.5 Sewage or uncontaminated water at a temperature greater than 60
degrees Celsius;
6.2.6 Sewage having a pH less than 6.0 or greater than 9.5;
6.2.7 Sewage containing more than 15 milligrams per litre of solvent extractable
matter of mineral or synthetic origin;
6.2.8 Sewage containing more than 100 milligrams per litre of solvent
extractable matter of animal or vegetable origin except where an over
strength discharge agreement allowing discharge in excess of this limit is
in effect;
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6.2.9 Sewage in which chemical oxygen demand exceeds 1000 milligrams per
litre except where an over strength discharge agreement allowing
discharge in excess of these limits, is in effect;
6.2.10 Sewage in which the biochemical oxygen demand exceeds 300 milligrams
per litre except where an over strength discharge agreement allowing
discharge in excess of these limits, is in effect;
6.2.11 Sewage containing more than 350 milligrams per litre of suspended solids
except where an over strength discharge agreement allowing discharge in
excess of these limits, is in effect;
6.2.12 Sewage containing more than 10 milligrams per litre of phosphorus;
6.2.13 Sewage containing more than 100 milligrams per litre of Kjeldahl nitrogen;
6.2.14 Sewage containing more than 0.10 milligrams per litre of phenolic
compounds;
6.2.15 Sewage which consists of two or more separate liquid layers;
6.2.16 Sewage containing dyes or coloring materials that causes discoloration of
the sewage works effluent;
6.2.17 Sewage containing any of the following in excess of the indicated
concentrations;
6.2.17.1
1500 milligrams/litre
Chlorides expressed as Cl
Sulphates expressed as SO4,
6.2.17.2
50 milligrams/litre
Aluminum expressed as Al
Iron expressed as Fe,
,
6.2.17.3
10 milligrams/litre
Fluorides expressed as F,
6.2.17.4
5 milligrams/litre
Antimony expressed as Sb
Barium expressed as Ba
Bismuth expressed as Bi
Cobalt expressed as Co
Manganese expressed as Mn
Molybdenum expressed as Mo
Silver expressed as Ag
Tin expressed as Sn
Titanium expressed as Ti
Vanadium expressed as V,
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6.2.17.6
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3 milligrams/litre
Lead expressed as Pb
Nickel expressed as Ni,
2 milligram/litre
Copper expressed as Cu
Sulphide as S
Zinc expressed as Zn,
1 milligram/litre
Arsenic expressed as As
Chromium expressed as Cr
Cyanide expressed as HCN
Selenium expressed as Se,
0.10 milligrams/litre
Cadmium expressed as Cd
Mercury expressed as Hg,
6.2.18 Sewage containing any of the following in any amount:
6.2.18.1
Fuels
6.2.18.2
PCBs
6.2.18.3
Pesticides
6.2.18.4
Severely Toxic Contaminants
6.2.18.5
Waste Radioactive Materials;
6.2.19 Sewage containing any of the following in any amount except discharges
from County Operations:
6.2.19.1
Hauled Sewage
6.2.19.2
Hauled waste
6.2.19.3
Waste Disposal Site Leachate;
6.2.20 Any of the following Hazardous wastes in any amount;
6.2.20.1
6.2.20.2
6.2.20.3
6.2.20.4
6.2.20.5
6.2.20.6
6.2.20.7
Acute Hazardous Waste Chemicals
Hazardous Industrial Wastes
Hazardous Waste Chemicals
Ignitable Wastes
Pathological Wastes
PCB Wastes, different than above
Reactive Wastes;
6.2.21 Pharmaceutical drugs of any nature.
6.3
Human wastes - exemption
Subsections 6.2.1 and 6.2.2 do not apply to prevent the discharge of human
waste.
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6.4
Break, damage, deface, destroy - prohibited
No person shall break, damage, destroy, deface or tamper or cause or permit the
breaking, damaging, destroying, defacing or tampering with:
6.4.1 any part of a sanitary sewage works; or
6.4.2 any permanent or temporary device installed in a sanitary sewage works
for the purpose of measuring, sampling and testing.
6.5
Food-related grease interceptors
Every owner or operator of a restaurant or other industrial, commercial or
institutional premises where food is cooked, processed or prepared, which
premises is connected directly or indirectly to a sanitary sewage works, shall
upon written direction issued by the Director, install, operate, and properly
maintain a grease interceptor in any piping system at its premises that connects
directly or indirectly to a sanitary sewage works.
6.6
Offence - fail to install grease interceptor
No person shall fail to install or permit the failure to install, a grease interceptor
as required by section 6.5.
6.7
Interceptors for motor oil and lubricating grease
Every owner or operator of a motor vehicle service station, repair shop or garage
or an industrial, commercial or institutional premises or any other establishment
where motor vehicles are repaired lubricated or maintained and where the
sanitary discharge is directly or indirectly connected to sanitary sewage works
shall, upon written direction issued by the Director, install and maintain an oil
interceptor designed to prevent motor oil and lubricating grease from passing,
directly or indirectly into the sanitary sewage works.
6.8
Offence - fail to install oil interceptor
No person shall fail to install or permit the failure to install, an oil interceptor as
required by section 6.7.
6.9
Dilution - prohibited
In determining whether the limit with respect to any matter described in Part 6 is
contravened, the volume of any water that has been added that enables
compliance with the limit, shall be disregarded for the purposes of calculating
whether the limit has been met so that compliance with the limit cannot be
attained by dilution
PART 7 - REPORTS
7.1
Report - requirements
The owner or operator of an industrial premises, that discharge into any sanitary
sewage works, shall, upon written direction issue by the Director, prepare and file
with the County a Sanitary Survey Report in accordance with sections 7.2 and
7.3.
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7.2
Sanitary Survey Report - content
The Sanitary Survey Report shall contain the following information and shall be
signed by an authorized representative of the owner or operator:
7.2.1 name and address of the premises, and names of its owner and operator;
7.2.2 description of process operations, including waste discharge rates and
contaminant concentrations, hours of operation, and North American
Industrial Classification System (NAICS CANADA);
7.2.3 a schematic process diagram indicating waste discharge points and waste
descriptions;
7.2.4 the generator registration number, if any, assigned with respect to the
premises under Ontario Regulation 347, made under the Environmental
Protection Act, as amended, repealed or replaced from time to time; and
7.2.5 the waste class, hazardous waste number, primary and secondary
characteristics and analytical data and the name of the laboratory, if any,
furnished to the Ontario Ministry of the Environment within the meaning of
the Environmental Protection Act (Ontario) R.R.O. 1990, Regulation 347
as amended, repealed or replaced from time to time, relating to any
material discharged into any sanitary sewage works.
7.3
Sanitary Survey Report - format Schedule A
The Sanitary Survey Report shall be in the format of Schedule A.
7.4
Information change - time limit
Where a change occurs in any information required under section 7.2 and
contained in a Sanitary Survey Report, the owner or operator of the premises
shall not discharge or deposit or cause or permit the discharge or deposit of
sewage into any sanitary sewage works, unless the owner has submitted a new
Sanitary Survey Report 30 calendar days prior to any change in discharge
content.
7.5
Offence - fail to provide report
No person shall fail or permit the failure to provide a Sanitary Survey Report as
required and in accordance with the requirements of this part.
PART 8 - AGREEMENTS
8.1
Over Strength Agreement
If the sanitary sewage discharge of any person, are of such unusual strength or
character that compliance with this By-law is not possible, the County may agree
to accept the wastes, provided the said wastes are in no way detrimental to the
operation of the sanitary sewage works, subject to the person entering into an
agreement with the County, to provide for payment of the sewage service rate
surcharge, to be calculated according to the terms of the agreement.
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8.2
Agreement exemptions
No person shall exceed, or permit the exceedance of the limits permitted in any
overstrength agreement executed in accordance with section 8.1.
PART 9 - SAMPLING AND ANALYTICAL REQUIREMENTS
9.1
Requirements
Except as otherwise specifically provided in this Part, all tests, measurements,
analyses and examinations of sewage, uncontaminated water and stormwater
shall be carried out in accordance with Standard Methods.
9.2
Number, type and method
One sample alone is sufficient and, without limiting the generality of the
foregoing, the sample may be a grab sample or a composite sample, may
contain additives for its preservation and may be collected manually or by using
an automatic sampling device.
9.3
Sampling access and alternatives
The owner of industrial premises with one or more connections to any sanitary
sewage works shall, upon written direction issued by the Director, install and
maintain in good repair in each connection a suitable maintenance hole to allow
observation and sampling of the sewage and measurement of sewage flow
therein, provided that where installation of a maintenance hole is not possible, an
alternative device or facility may be substituted with the written approval of the
Director.
9.4
Offence - fail to install maintenance hole
No person shall fail to install or permit the failure to install a maintenance hole if
required pursuant to section 9.3.
9.5
Location - on premises
The maintenance hole or alternate device shall be located at the property line on
the property of the owner or operator of the premises, unless the Director has
given written approval for a different location.
9.6
Alternative testing methods
Where there is no maintenance hole meeting the requirements of this By-law, the
Director may, by written notice to an industry, make use of an alternate device or
facility for the purpose of sampling a discharge to the sanitary sewage works.
9.7
Design, construction and maintenance - owner's expense
Every maintenance hole, device or facility installed as required by this By-law
shall be designed and constructed in accordance with good engineering practice
and the requirements of the municipality, and shall be constructed and
maintained by the owner or operator of the premises at their expense.
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9.8
Accessibility - all times
The owner or operator of industrial premises shall at all times ensure that every
maintenance hole, device or facility installed as required by this By-law is at all
times accessible for purposes of observing and sampling the sewage and
measuring the sewage flow therein.
9.9
Monitoring of discharge - requirement
The Director may require the owner or operator of industrial premises to install
and maintain devices to monitor sewage discharges and to submit regular
reports regarding the discharges to the municipality.
PART 10 - SPILLS
10.1 Discharge - duty to notify
Any person who discharges or deposits or causes or permits a discharge or a
deposit, into any sanitary sewage works that is not consistent with the ordinary
discharge or deposit or that is contrary to the provisions of this by-law, shall
notify the Director as soon as reasonably possible after becoming aware of the
discharge or deposit. This reporting requirement is in addition to any other legal
obligations to report.
10.2 Notice of discharge information requirements
For any of the discharges in section 10.1 for which the person is required to give
notice, the notification shall include the following information and shall be verbal
or by personal contact:
10.2.1 name of the company and the address of location of the spill;
10.2.2 name of person reporting the spill and telephone number where that
person can be reached;
10.2.3 time of the spill;
10.2.4 type and volume of material discharged and any associated hazards as
would be outlined on a material safety data sheet;
10.2.5 information as to whether or not the material entered the sanitary
sewage works or storm sewer system or any land drainage works;
10.2.6 corrective actions being taken to control the spill;
10.2.7 detailed description of clean-up procedures on or off the property
(including dates, times and list of any contracted assistance that has
been received during the clean-up);
10.2.8 information regarding whether or not the spill was reported to the Ontario
Ministry of the Environment and, if reported, the date such report was
made.
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10.3 Report to be filed within five (5) days
Within five days following a discharge to which section 10.1 applies, the person
shall submit to the Director a detailed written report describing the cause of the
spill and the actions taken or to be taken to prevent a recurrence and shall
include a detailed description of the items contained in section 10.2.
10.4 Offence - fail to notify
No person shall fail to notify the municipality or permit the failure to notify of a
discharge into the sanitary sewage works in accordance with the requirements of
this Part.
PART 11 - GENERAL PROVISIONS
11.1 Severable by-law provision
If a court of competent jurisdiction declares a part or the whole of any provision of
this By-law to be invalid or of no force and effect, the provision or part is deemed
severable from this By-law, and the remainder shall survive and be applied and
enforced in accordance with its terms to the extent possible under the law.
11.2 By-law context
This By-law shall be read with such changes of gender, number and corporate
status as the context may require.
11.3 By-law organization
The insertion of headings and the division of this By-law, into parts, sections and
subsections are for convenience of reference only and shall not affect the
interpretation of this By-law.
PART 12 - ENFORCEMENT
12.1 Responsibility for enforcement
Municipal Enforcement Officers appointed by the County are authorized to
enforce the provisions of this By-law.
12.2 Power to inspect and take samples
In accordance with section 87 of the Municipal Act, 2001, and in accordance with
Part 12 of this By-law, the municipality may enter on land, at reasonable times, to
inspect the discharge of any matter into the sanitary sewage works of the
municipality or into any other sewage system the contents of which ultimately
empty into the municipal sanitary sewage works and may conduct tests and take
samples for this purpose.
12.3 Power of entry re inspection
Pursuant to section 435 and 436 of the Municipal Act, 2001 any employee, officer
or agent of the municipality or a member of the police force of the municipality,
may without notice, and upon producing proper identification upon request, enter
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on land at any reasonable time for the purpose of carrying out an inspection, to
determine whether this By-law, a direction or order of the municipality made
under this by-law, a condition of a permit issued under this By-law , or an order
made under Section 431 of the Municipal Act, is being complied with. The
person exercising the power may be accompanied by a person under his or her
direction.
12.4 Inspection powers
Any employee, officer or agent of the municipality or a member of the police force
of the municipality, carrying out an inspection pursuant to section 12.2 of this By
law may:
12.4.1 require the production for inspection of documents or things relevant to the
inspection;
12.4.2 inspect and remove documents or things relevant to the inspection for the
purpose of making copies or extracts;
12.4.3 require information from any person concerning a matter related to the
inspection; and
12.4.4 alone or in conjunction with a person possessing special or expert
knowledge, make examinations or take tests, samples or photographs
necessary for the purposes of the inspection.
12.5 Samples
12.5.1 A sample taken under subsection 12.4.4 shall be divided into two parts,
and one part shall be delivered to the person from whom the sample is
taken, if the person so requests at the time the sample is taken and
provides the necessary facilities.
12.5.2 If a sample is taken under subsection 12.4.4 and the sample has not been
divided into two parts, a copy of any report on the sample shall be given to
the person from whom the sample was taken.
12.5.3 A receipt shall be provided for any document or thing removed under
subsection 12.4.2 and the document or thing shall be promptly returned
after the copies or extracts are made.
12.5.4 Copies of or extracts from documents and things removed under this
section and certified as being true copies of or extracts from the originals
by the person who made them are admissible in evidence to the same
extent as, and have the same evidentiary value as, the originals.
12.6 Power of entry - pursuant to an order
Where an employee, officer or agent of the municipality or a member of the
police force of the municipality, has made a reasonable attempt to obtain the
occupier's consent to conduct an inspection and has been unable to exercise the
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powers of inspection under the authority of section 12.2 or 12.3, the municipality
may, pursuant to section 438 of the Municipal Act, 2001 obtain an order
authorizing the municipality to enter on land for the purpose of carrying out an
inspection.
12.7 Power of entry - dwelling unit
Despite section 12.2, a person exercising a power of entry on behalf of the
municipality under this By-law shall not enter or remain in any room or place
actually being used as a dwelling unless:
12.7.1 the consent of the occupier is obtained, the occupier first having been
informed that the right of entry may be refused and, if refused, may only
be made under the authority of an order issued under section 438, a
warrant issued under section 439 or a warrant under section 386.3 of the
Municipal Act, 2001;
12.7.2 an order issued under section 438 of the Municipal Act, 2001 is obtained;
12.7.3 a warrant issued under section 439 of the Municipal Act, 2001 is obtained;
12.7.4 a warrant issued under section 386.3 of the Municipal Act, 2001 is
obtained;
12.7.5 the delay necessary to obtain an order under section 438, to obtain a
warrant under section 439 or to obtain the consent of the occupier would
result in an immediate danger to the health or safety of any person.
12.8 Order to discontinue
Pursuant to section 444 of the Municipal Act, 2001, where the municipality is
satisfied that a contravention of this By-law has occurred, the municipality may
make an order requiring the person who contravened the by-law or who caused
or permitted the contravention or the owner or occupier of the land on which the
contravention occurred to discontinue the contravening activity.
The order shall set out,
12.8.1 reasonable particulars of the contravention adequate to identify the
contravention and the location of the land on which the contravention
occurred; and
12.8.2 the date by which there must be compliance with the order.
12.9 Offence - contravene order to discontinue
No person shall contravene an order to discontinue, issued pursuant to section
12.8.
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12.10 Work order
Pursuant to section 445 of the Municipal Act, 2001, where the municipality is
satisfied that a contravention of this By-law has occurred, the municipality may
make an order requiring the person who contravened the by-law or who caused
or permitted the contravention or the owner or occupier of the land on which the
contravention occurred to do work to correct the contravention.
An order may require work to be done even though the facts which constitute the
contravention of the by-law were present before the by-law making them a
contravention came into force.
The order shall set out:
12.10.1 reasonable particulars of the contravention adequate to identify the
contravention and the location of the land on which the contravention
occurred; and
12.10.2 the work to be done and the date by which the work must be done.
12.11 Offence - contravene work order
No person shall contravene a work order issued pursuant to section 12.10.
12.12 Remedial action
Pursuant to section 446 of the Municipal Act, 2001, where the municipality has
the authority under this By-law or under any Act to direct or require a person to
do a matter or thing, in default of it being done by the person directed or required
to do it, the municipality may enter upon land at any reasonable time, to perform
the work at the person's expense and may recover the costs from the person
directed or required to do it, by action or by adding the costs to the tax roll and
collecting them in the same manner as property taxes.
12.13 Offence - obstructing officer or inspector
No person shall hinder or obstruct, or attempt to hinder or obstruct, any person
who is exercising a power or performing a duty under this by-law.
PART 13 - PENALTY
13.1 Fine - for contravention - other than corporation
Subject to section 13.2, every person who contravenes any provision of this By
law and every director or officer of a corporation who knowingly concurs in the
contravention of a by-law by the corporation is guilty of an offence and upon
conviction is subject to a fine of not more than $ 5,000 for a first conviction, and
not more than $ 10,000 for any subsequent conviction of this By-law.
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13.2 Fine - for contravention - corporation
Despite section 13.1, where a corporation is convicted of an offence under the
provisions of this By-law, the maximum fines that may be imposed on the
corporation are $ 25,000 for a first conviction and $ 50,000 for any subsequent
conviction.
13.3 Continuation - repetition contravention
Notwithstanding section 13.1, every person that contravenes any provision of this
By-law and and every director or officer of a corporation who knowingly concurs
in the contravention of this by-law by the corporation is guilty of an offence for
every day or part thereof upon which such offence occurs or continues, and upon
conviction is liable, to a fine of not more than $ 5,000 for each day that the
offence continues.
13.4 Continuation - repetition contravention - corporation
Notwithstanding section 13.2, every corporation that contravenes any provision
of this By-law is guilty of an offence for every day or part thereof upon which such
offence occurs or continues and upon conviction is liable, to a fine of not more
than $ 10,000 for each day that the offence continues.
PART 14 - SHORT TITLE
14.1 Short title
This By-law may be known and referred to as the "Sanitary Sewer Use By-law".
PART 15- PREVIOUS BY-LAWS REPEALED
15.1 Repeal - previous by-laws
That the following By-laws are hereby repealed:
No.
FORMER
MUNICIPILITY
BY
LAW #
DESCRIPTION
BRANT COUNTY
BY-LAW #
1.
Town of Paris
2353
2806
Sewer Use
Requirements to Connect
280-03
281-03
2.
Township of
Brantford
4013
4873
Sewer Use
Connection Requirements
278-03
279-03
3.
Township of
South Dumfries
18-81
Connection sanitary/storm
283-03
And that all By-laws and parts of By-laws inconsistent with the provisions of this
by-law are hereby repealed.
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PART 16 - EFFECTIVE DATE
16 .1 Effective date
This By-law comes into force and takes effect upon the receipt of an approved
set fine order.
READ a first and second time, this 5th day of January, 2010.
READ a third time and finally passed in Council, this 5th day of January, 2010.
THE CORPORATION OF THE COUNTY OF BRANT
Mayor
Clerk
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SCHEDULE A
COUNTY OF BRANT
SANITARY SEWER SURVEY REPORT
SECTION 1 - GENERAL INFORMATION
(a)
Name of Person submitting report:
________________________________
(name)
(company name, corporation,
(telephone no.)
Identify if owner or operator)
(postal address)
(postal code)
(b)
Company Officer responsible for effluent control:
(name)
(telephone no.)
(facsimile no.)
(email address)
(c)
Location of Premises:
(number, street, or road, municipality)
THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS REPORT TO THE BEST OF MY
KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF IS TRUE, COMPLETE AND ACCURATE.
(authorized representative of owner or operator)
(title)
(date)
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SECTION 2 - PRODUCT OR SERVICE INFORMATION
(a)
North American Industry Classification System (NAICS CANADA) - See Schedule B.
(b)
Brief Description of manufacturing or service activities:
(c)
Principal products produced or services rendered:
(d)
Number of employees
Plant:
_____
Office:
_____
(e)
Number of shifts per day: _____ Number of days per week: _____
(f)
Are major processes:
[ ] batch
[ ] continuous
[ ] both
If batch, average number of batches per 24-hour day: _____
(g)
Is the production subject to seasonal variation:
[ ] yes [ ] no
If yes, briefly describe seasonal production cycle:
(h)
Is there a special clean-up period: [ ] yes [ ] no
If yes, briefly describe clean-up period activites:
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
SECTION 3 - WASTE CHARACTERISTICS
(a)
Source of Water supply
(b) Type of waste discharged (check all that apply):
Type
AVERAGE FLOW/DAY (m3/DAY)
[ ] sanitary
[ ] estimated
[ ] noncontact cooling
[ ] estimated
[ ] contact cooling
[ ] estimated
[ ] process
[ ] estimated
[ ] other
[ ] estimated
[ ] measured
[ ] measured
[ ] measured
[ ] measured
[ ] measured
(c) Waste are discharged to (check all that apply)
Type
AVERAGE FLOW/DAY (m3/DAY)
[ ] sanitary #1
[ ] estimated
[ ] sanitary #2
[ ] estimated
[ ] ground water
[ ] estimated
[ ] surface water
[ ] estimated
[ ] evaporation
[ ] estimated
[ ] measured
[ ] measured
[ ] measured
[ ] measured
[ ] measured
If more than two (2) sanitary sewer connections, please include.
(d)
Expected characteristics of wastes discharged to sanitary sewer (complete Pollutant
Information sheets for the discharge to each sewer).
SECTION 4 - PHYSICAL LAY-OUT
Layout sketch of property (to scale or approximate) to co-ordinate buildings, pretreatment works,
property boundaries, effluent lines, and sanitary sewer connections. Number of sewer connections to
County sewers so that they can be related to Pollutant Information Sheets. Please attach to end of
report.
SECTION 5 - ONTARIO REGULATION 347 INFORMATION
For wastes discharged into or in connection to any sanitary sewer
(a)
Generator registration number: _________________
SECTION 6 - ONTARIO REGULATION 347 INFORMATION
For wastes discharged into or in connection to any sanitary sewer
(a)
Description of waste:
(b)
Description of generating process:
(c)
Primary characteristic:
Analytical data (if applicable):
Name of laboratory (if applicable):
(d)
Secondary characteristic:
Analytical data (if applicable):
SECTION 7 - PRETREATMENT
Pretreatment devices or processes used for treating wastes or sludges before discharge to the
sanitary sewer system (check as many as appropriate):
[ ]
Air flotation
[ ]
Centrifuge
[ ]
Chemical precipitation
[ ]
Chlorination
[ ]
Cyclone
[ ]
Filtration
[ ]
Flow Equalization
[ ]
Grease or oil separation, type:
[ ]
Grease Trap
[ ]
Grit Removal
[ ]
Ion exchange
[ ]
Neutralization, ph correction
[ ]
Reverse Osmosis
[ ]
Screening
[ ]
Sedimentation
[ ]
Septic tank
[ ]
Solvent separation
[ ]
Spill protection
[ ]
Sump
[ ]
Biological treatment, type:
_____________________________
[ ]
Rainwater diversion or storage:
_________________________
[ ]
Other chemical treatment, type: _________________________
[ ]
Other physical treatment, type:
_________________________
[ ]
Other, type: __________________________________________
[ ]
No pretreatment provided
SECTION 8 - POLLUTANT INFORMATION SHEET (CONTROLLED MATTER)
Please complete this section for each lateral sewer connection carrying industrial waste with access
to the County sewer system.
Information for: [ ] sanitary sewer
Indicate by placing an "x" in the appropriate box for each listed parameter and the known or expected
concentration in milligrams per litre.
PARAMETER
KNOWN
SUSPECTED
KNOWN
CONCENTRATION
PRESENT
PRESENT
ABSENT
ABSENT
SUSPECTED (mg/l)
1. chlorides
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
2. sulphates
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
3. aluminum
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
4. iron
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
5. fluoride
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
6. phosphorus
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
7. antimony
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
8. bismuth
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
9. chromium
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
10. cobalt
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
11. lead
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
12. manganese
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
13. molybdenum
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
14. selenium
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
15. silver
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
16. tin
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
17. titanium
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
18. vanadium
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
19. copper
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
20. cyanide
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
21. nickel
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
22. zinc
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
23. arsenic
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
24. cadmium
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
25. phenolic
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
compounds
26. mercury
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
27. BOD
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
28. TS
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
29. Oil & Grease
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
(veg / animal)
30. Oil & Grease
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
(mineral / syn)
31. Kjeldahl
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
______________
Nitrogen
SECTION 9 - POLLUTANT INFORMATION SHEET (NO DISCHARGE)
Please complete this section for each sanitary service pipe carrying industrial waste with access to
the County sanitary sewer system.
Indicate by placing an "x" in the appropriate box for each listed parameter and the known or expected
concentration in milligrams per litre.
PARAMETER
KNOWN
SUSPECTED
KNOWN
QUANTITY
PRESENT
PRESENT
ABSENT
ABSENT
kg/month
32. pesticides
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
33. acute hazardous waste
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
chemicals
34. fuels
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
35. hazardous industrial wastes
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
36. hazardous waste chemicals
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
37. ignitable wastes
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
38. pathological wastes
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
39. PCB wastes
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
40. reactive wastes
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
41. severely toxic wastes
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
42. waste radioactive materials
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
SCHEDULE B
REFERENCE
North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) CANADA Codes
Located at:
http://www.statcan.ca
Catalogue no.:
12-501-XWE
Release date:
April 11, 2007