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THE CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF EDWARDSBURGH CARDINAL
BY-LAW NO. 2026-39
"BEING A BY-LAW TO ENACT RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE SUPPLY
OF POTABLE WATER BY THE TOWNSHIP TO THE RESIDENTS OF CARDINAL"
WHEREAS the Municipal Act 2001, SO 2001, c. 25, Section 8(1), as amended,
states that the powers of a municipality shall be interpreted broadly so as to confer
broad authority on municipalities to govern their affairs as they consider appropriate
and to enhance their ability to respond to municipal issues; and
WHEREAS the Municipal Act 2001, SO 2001, c. 25, Section 8(2,) as amended,
states that in the event of ambiguity, the ambiguity shall be resolved so as to include,
rather than exclude, municipal powers that existed before the Municipal Act, 2001
came into force; and
WHEREAS the Municipal Act 2001, SO 2001, c. 25, Section 9, as amended, gives
the
municipality the capacity, rights, powers and privileges of a natural person for the
purpose of exercising its authority under this Act; and
WHEREAS the Municipal Act 2001, SO 2001, c. 25, Section 11(3), as amended,
states that a lower- tier municipality may pass by-laws respecting public utilities; and
WHEREAS the Municipal Act 2001, SO 2001, c. 25, authorizes a municipality to
operate a water system as a public utility for the purpose of supplying and distributing
water to residents, industrial and commercial users, for fire protection, and to all other
customers in the Township of Edwardsburgh Cardinal, and subject to Council
approval, to customers outside the municipal boundaries; and
WHEREAS the municipality will collect water consumption information from all
metered accounts for water billing purposes, through a mobile radio frequency
reading system, as part of a Universal Water Metering Strategy; and
WHEREAS the Ontario Building Code, O. Reg. 350/06 Section 7.1.2.3, as amended,
states that water distribution systems shall be connected to a public water main,
drinking water system or a potable private water supply system; and
WHEREAS the Municipal Act 2001, SO 2001, c. 25, Section 80(1), as amended,
provides that a Township may, at reasonable times, enter on land to which it supplies
a public utility, to inspect, install, repair, replace or alter a public utility meter; and
WHEREAS the Municipal Act 2001, SO 2001, c. 25, Section 80(3), as amended
provides that if an customer discontinues the use of a public utility on land or a
Township lawfully decides to cease supplying the public utility to land, the Township
may enter on the land to shut off the supply of the public utility, or to remove any
property of the Township, or to determine whether the public utility has been or is
being unlawfully used; and
WHEREAS the Municipal Act 2001, SO 2001, c. 25, Section 391(1) without limiting
sections 9, 10 and 11, as amended, authorizes a municipality to pass by-laws
imposing fees or charges for services or activities provided or done by the Township;
and
WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Edwardsburgh Cardinal
deems it necessary to confirm the mandatory use and installation of water meters in
the Township that are connected to the municipal water service.
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NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Township of Edwardsburgh Cardinal enacts as
follows:
1.0 DEFINITIONS
The following definitions shall apply for the purposes of this by-law:
"Approved Contractor" means a contractor who has been authorized in writing by
the Township to perform work on the municipal water system, including tapping
watermains, installing service connections, or performing other work as required
under this by-law.
"Backflow Prevention Device" means a device, assembly, or method that prevents
backflow or back-siphonage into the municipal water system, installed in accordance
with CSA Standard B64.10 and the Ontario Building Code.
"Building" means a structure supplied with potable water by the Township.
"Category B Rate" means the water rate applied to any premises where the
Township has been denied access to install, inspect, repair, or read a water meter, or
where a meter is not functioning due to owner action or inaction, as set out in
Schedule A.
"Certified Operator" means a person who holds a valid operator's certificate or
water quality analyst certificate issued under Ontario Regulation 128/04 (Certification
of Drinking Water System Operators and Water Quality Analysts) made under the
Safe Drinking Water Act, 2002, and who is authorized to perform operational duties in
a municipal drinking water system in accordance with that regulation.
"Council" shall mean the Council of the Corporation of the Township of
Edwardsburgh Cardinal.
"Consumer" shall mean the owner or occupant of property, which is serviced by,
connected to, and takes water from the Township's water works.
"Contractor" shall mean a person, partnership, or corporation who has been
retained to undertake the execution of work commissioned by the Township to install
and/or maintain water meters and other appurtenances.
"Cross-connection" means any actual or potential connection between a potable
water system and any source of contamination or pollution that could allow backflow
into the municipal water system.
"CSA B64.10" means the most current version of the Canadian Standards
Association Standard B64.10, 'Selection and Installation of Backflow Preventers',
which sets out the requirements for the selection, installation, maintenance, field
testing, and approval of backflow prevention devices to protect potable water
systems from contamination.
"Curb Stop" shall mean the on/off valve on the Township's water service pipe
located on or about the boundary line between private property and the municipal
road allowance.
"Enforcement Officer" means a municipal bylaw enforcement officer, authorized by
the Council of the Township of Edwardsburgh Cardinal, any member of the Ontario
Provincial Police, and any Provincial Offences Officer pursuant to the Provincial
Offences Act.
"Equipment" means all equipment such as transmitter, AMR equipment, and any
goods required for the Universal Metering Program.
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"Duplex" shall mean a residential building containing two separate living units each
served by an individual water service connection from the Township's water works.
"Inspector" means the Chief Building Official or Building Inspector of the Township
and may also include the Director of Operations, Chief Water/Sewer Operator or
designate.
"MECP Disinfection Procedure" means the most current version of the Watermain
Disinfection Procedure published by the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation
and Parks, which establishes the minimum requirements for disinfecting watermains,
including procedures for pipe installation, hydrostatic testing, and microbial sampling
to ensure water quality is maintained.
"Main shut-off valve" means the first isolation valve on the plumbing system just
within the premises and shall be equivalent to the definition provided for a "Building
Control and Shut-off Valve" as described in Section 7.6.1.3 of the 2006 Ontario
Building Code and Guide for Plumbing Code.
"Meter" means the water meter, metering equipment, register and radio frequency
transmitter unit installed and owned by the Township to measure the quantity of water
used by an Owner.
"Multi-family residential" means a single building containing two or more single-
family units, including apartment buildings, which is serviced by, connected to, and
takes water from the Township's water works.
"Multi-Unit Non-Residential" means any, commercial, industrial, or institutional
building containing two or more separate units, suites, tenancies, or occupancies,
each intended for independent use or access, and which is supplied by a single
water service connection from the Township's water works.
"Owner" shall include any consumer, occupant, person or any firm or municipal
entity who is the registered owner of the property under consideration or any agent
thereof, a person entitled to a limited estate in land, a trustee in whom land is vested,
a committee of the estate of a mentally incompetent person, an executor, an
administrator and a guardian which is serviced by, connected to, and takes water
from the Township's water works.
"Person" means any human being, individual, body corporate, association, firm,
corporations, partnership, incorporated company, any other group or association of
individuals carrying on business or operating under a name other than those of the
individuals comprising such group or association, agent or trustee and any heirs,
executors, successors, assignors or other legal representative of a person to whom a
contract can apply according to law.
"Plumber" means a person who holds a valid Certificate of Qualification as a
Plumber (306A) issued under the Ontario College of Trades and Apprenticeship Act,
2009, or any successor legislation, and who is authorized to install, alter, repair, or
maintain plumbing systems in accordance with the Ontario Building Code and all
applicable laws."
"Potable water" means water that is fit for human consumption.
"Premises" means the property being supplied or to be supplied with water.
"Pressure Surge" means a temporary increase in water pressure within the
municipal water system or a private plumbing system that exceeds the normal
operating pressure, often caused by rapid changes in flow velocity.
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"Private water service" means the pipes and fixtures used for the purpose of
supplying any building with water from the Township's water works that are located
between the street line in front of or abutting the premises so supplied and the
building on the abutting premises.
"Service pipe" means the pipe connecting a water main to a building or structure not
owned by the Township.
"Single family residential" means any detached, semi-detached or row housing
that is serviced by a single water service connection servicing each premise unit.
"Tamper" means to alter, adjust, interfere with, damage, bypass, obstruct,
manipulate, or otherwise disturb any part of the municipal water system, including
meters, transponders, remote readouts, curb stops, piping, valves, service
connections, or appurtenances, in a manner that affects or could affect their proper
operation, accuracy, security, or accessibility.
"Township" means The Corporation of the Township of Edwardsburgh Cardinal.
"Transponder" means the electronic device installed by the Township that transmits
water consumption data from the meter to the Township's reading system.
"Unit" means a self-contained area within a building intended for separate
occupancy, tenancy, or use.
"Water Hammer" means a pressure surge or wave caused when a fluid in motion is
forced to stop or change direction suddenly, usually as a result of the quick closing of
a valve or the sudden stopping of a pump.
"Water main" shall mean the pipe used to distribute water and owned by the
Township, which is generally located on or about a road allowance or Township
easement.
"Water service connection" means the pipes and fixtures used for the purpose of
supplying any premises with water from the Township's water works that are located
between the Township's water main in the street and the street property line abutting
the premises so supplied.
"Water Works" means the municipal drinking water treatment, storage,
transmission, and distribution system owned and operated by the Township.
2. GENERAL PROVISIONS
2.1 Single Meter Requirement:
Only one (1) meter shall be on a service pipe leading to any premise.
Multi-Unit Metering Rooms
For new construction multi-unit residential, commercial, or industrial properties, one
(1) water service can be installed directly into a dedicated metering room where the
service can be manifolded to accommodate the required number of water meters.
Design Approval and Permitting
Multi-Unit metering rooms design shall first be approved by the Township's Building
Inspector through the permitting process and the Environmental Services
Department.
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Detailed mechanical drawings showing the manifold configuration, meter spacing,
and room layout must be submitted as part of the Site Plan Control application or
Building Permit application.
The metering room shall have a separate door or entryway for access and
maintenance.
Installation Standards
Isolation valves shall be installed for water meter maintenance.
All meters within a manifold shall be horizontal and positioned between 600 mm and
1200 mm above the floor level to ensure safe access for Township personnel.
The metering room shall be equipped with a floor drain to manage water discharge
during meter replacement or maintenance.
Multi-Unit metering rooms design shall first be approved by the Townships Building
Inspector through the permitting process and the Environmental Services
Department.
2.2 Access and Security
The metering room shall be secured by lock, lockbox or keypad. A key or code shall
be provided to the Environmental Services Department for access.
The room must be located on the ground floor or first basement level, as close as
possible to the point where the service pipe enters the building, to minimize
unmetered piping.
No other utilities (such as electrical panels, gas regulators, or telecommunications
gear) shall be located within the dedicated water meter space in a manner that
obstructs access to the water meters.
2.3 All Water Must Pass Through Meter
All plumbing shall be arranged so that all water used on such premises shall pass
through such meter, and the owner shall be held liable for water charges.
2.4 Exterior Transponder Requirement
Water meter transponders shall be installed on the exterior of the building.
2.5 Separate Services for Separate Premises
No two (2) separate premises shall be supplied from one (1) service. Each separate
premise shall be supplied by its own service pipe except for a duplex, apartment or
double house.
2.6 Mandatory Metering Prior to Occupancy
All Owners must be metered and meters installed prior to building occupancy.
2.7 Township-Approved Equipment
All meters and related appurtenances supplied shall conform to the specifications of
the Township and shall be installed by the Township's authorized agent.
2.8 Meter Location Changes
Meter location, once installed by a Certified plumber, shall not be changed by any
person except with the Township's consent.
2.9 Charges for All Metered Water
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All water passing through a meter shall be charged to the owner, whether used or
wasted.
2.10 Universal Metering Requirement
All existing and new residential, institutional, commercial and industrial water users
connected to or wishing to connect to the Township waterworks system are required
to install a meter for the measuring of the quantity of water used. The Township may
refuse or discontinue supply other than by a metered service.
2.11 New Construction Meter Installation
All new dwellings and businesses shall be supplied with a meter, installed by a
Certified plumber at the owner's expense. The applicant shall ensure their new
building/dwelling/property plumbing system is ready for meter installation by
incorporating a "spool piece" in the absence of a meter. After the building passes
inspection and prior to occupancy, the owner shall inform the Township in writing to
replace the "spool piece" with a meter.
2.12 Meter Specifications
The Township shall determine and specify the type, size and arrangement of meters.
2.13 Unmetered Construction Water
Unmetered consumed water during the construction phase of a building shall be
charged as per unmetered rates on Schedule A.
3. OWNERSHIP OF FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT
3.1 Township Ownership of Meters
All meters shall be owned, supplied and maintained by the Township unless
otherwise provided for in this by-law.
3.2 Programming Fee
Owners shall pay a one-time fee of $100 to program the water meter.
3.3 Township Responsibility for Maintenance
Subsequent maintenance, repairs or replacement of water meters, transponders and
appurtenances shall be paid by the Township, unless Section 5.1 of this by-law is not
being met by the Owner, as determined by the Township.
3.4 Township Property
All meters and related appurtenances remain the property of the Township even
following installation within a premise.
4. TOWNSHIP'S RESPONSIBILITY
4.1 No Guarantee of Continuous Supply
The Township does not guarantee the continuous uninterrupted supply of any utility
and is not liable for the stoppage of, or any damage by water from any cause over
which the Township has no control.
4.2 Right to Shut Off Water
The Township reserves the right at any time without notice to shut off water supply
whenever required for the maintenance or operation of the utility.
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4.3 Right to Replace Meters
The Township reserves the right to remove the meters when necessary and replace
them with another meter, if the Township determines it is necessary under the
conditions of the service installation. Such change shall be made in accordance with
current regulations.
4.4 No Responsibility for Private Meters
The Township shall not supply, install, inspect or read private meters, nor will it
arrange billing for consumption on private meters.
4.5 No Liability for Private Plumbing or Fixtures
The Township shall not be responsible for any damage to private plumbing, fixtures,
appliances, or appurtenances resulting from temporary loss of supply, normal
fluctuations in water pressure, pressure surges, water hammer, or other hydraulic
conditions inherent to the operation of the municipal water system.
4.6 Cost Recovery for Emergency Response
Where Township staff are required to attend a property to shut off water due to an
Owner's failure to maintain plumbing, prevent flooding, or address hazardous
conditions, the Township shall recover all associated labour, equipment, and
contractor costs from the Owner. Such costs may be added to the tax roll.
5. OWNER'S RESPONSIBILITY
5.1 Protection of Meter
The Owner shall maintain the meter(s) in a dry and warm location including providing
adequate heat in the premises to prevent frost or other damage to the meter supplied
hereunder.
5.2 Access and Safety
The Owner shall ensure and provide convenient, safe, adequate, and accessible
location for the meters and appurtenances, for inspection, repair and maintenance.
5.3 Space for Township Equipment
The Owner shall provide a convenient and safe space, free of charge or rent, for the
Township's meter, pipes and other appurtenances on their premises, and further
agrees that no one who is not an employee or agent of the Township or otherwise
lawfully entitled to do so shall be permitted to remove, inspect or tamper with any of
the Township's equipment.
5.4 Removal of Meters
The Owner shall not remove meters from service without three (3) working days'
written notice to the Township except in case of emergency. In the case of
emergency, the Owner shall be responsible to ensure that the meter does not get
damaged.
5.5 Maintenance of Valves and Remote Read-Out
The Owner shall maintain the inlet valve and remote read-out of the meter including
ensuring that all valves and their accessories are accessible for maintenance.
5.6 Repairs to Private Service Pipes
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The Owner shall be responsible for the repairs necessary for the service pipes and/or
valves of the meters which cannot be safely removed without fear of damage to the
water service pipes and/or valves.
5.7 Damage to Township Equipment
Where a meter, transponder, remote readout, or any related appurtenance is
damaged due to the action, negligence, or failure of the Owner to maintain adequate
heat or protection, the Township shall repair or replace the equipment at the Owner's
expense. All such costs may be added to the tax roll and collected in the same
manner as municipal taxes if not paid within 30 days of invoicing.
5.8 Heat Requirement
The Owner shall maintain adequate heat within the premises to prevent freezing of
the meter, service pipes, or appurtenances. The Township shall not be responsible
for frozen services on private property. Where thawing is required on the private side
of the service, all associated costs shall be borne by the Owner.
5.9 Accessibility of Curb Stop
The Owner shall ensure that the curb stop remains accessible, visible, and
unobstructed at all times. The Owner shall not bury, pave over, landscape over, or
otherwise obstruct access to the curb stop. If the Township must expose or repair an
obstructed curb stop, all associated costs shall be charged to the Owner.
5.10 Protection of Transponders
The Owner shall protect the exterior transponder and remote readout device from
damage, obstruction, or interference. Any damage caused by the Owner, tenant,
contractor, or agent shall be repaired or replaced at the Owner's expense.
5.11 Duty to Report Leaks or Meter Issues
The Owner shall promptly report to the Township any leaks, damage, irregular meter
readings, or suspected malfunction of the meter or transponder. Failure to report may
result in the Owner being responsible for estimated consumption and repair costs.
6. APPLICATION FOR WATER SERVICE
6.1 Written Application Required
All applications for laying service pipes shall be made in writing to the Township.
6.2 Liability Until Notice of Discontinuance
Every person who discontinues the use of water supplied by the Township from a
water main for any purpose shall continue to be liable for the rates and charges billed
therefore until such time as notice in writing of such discontinuance to the Township
and the service has been cut and capped from the water main.
6.3 Owner Responsible for Installation Costs
The owner is responsible for all costs associated with the installation of the water
service from the water main to the dwelling. This includes repairs to asphalt,
concrete, sidewalks, macadam, grass areas or any other appurtenances affected by
the installation work.
6.4 Additional Charges
The owner shall be responsible and pay for repair of asphalt, concrete, macadam
and grass areas, appurtenances affected by the installation work, rock or frost
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excavation, temporary maintenance of repairs and installation below a depth of
seven (7) feet where feasible.
6.5 Reconnection Application
Any new or subsequent water meter re-connection shall require the Owner to apply
to the Township and pay an application fee. Set-up fees may apply.
6.6 Work Not Scheduled Until Payment
The installation of the water service will not be scheduled or commence until the
application and payment have been made.
6.7 Mandatory Demolition Disconnection
Prior to the demolition of any building, the Owner shall ensure the water service is
disconnected at the water main and capped by an approved contractor at the
Owner's expense. No demolition can occur until the Environmental Services
Department confirms the water service is properly abandoned and the meter has
been recovered by the Township.
7. LIMITATIONS ON APPLICATION
7.1 Township Discretion
The Township has the absolute discretion to reject any application for water service
which is contrary to this by-law or other applicable law.
7.2 Special Direction by Owner
Any special direction by an Owner as to the location of the service pipe may be
followed if such direction does not interfere with the requirements of this by-law and
is approved by the Township.
8. SERVICE CONDITIONS
8.1 Access Required Before Service
The Township shall not be obligated to provide utility services until access has been
provided to the premises to enable the Township to install or obtain an initial meter
reading for each utility service which is metered.
8.2 No Service Without Access
The Township shall not be obligated to provide utility services if access to install or
obtain an initial meter reading has not been provided.
9. CONSTRUCTION OF SERVICES
9.1 Approved Contractor Requirement
Only an approved contractor shall do any work on the municipal water system.
9.2 Tapping the Water Main
Only the Township or an approved contractor shall tap the water main or supply and
install the main stop and service piping from the water main to the street line or curb
stop. Approved water tapping equipment includes specialized drilling machines,
corporation stops, saddles, and cutters designed to create service connections on
pressurized water mains (hot tapping) or empty lines. Top industry-approved brands
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and machines for water service tapping include Mueller Co., Reed
Manufacturing, Romac Industries (Transmate), and Footage Tools.
9.3 Compliance with Plumbing Code
No person shall connect a water service pipe to a water main unless such pipe is laid
and equipped in accordance with the provisions of this by-law and the Plumbing
Code.
9.4 Township Work on Private Property
No work shall be done by the Township upon any land or premises taking municipal
water services except as necessary for placing, repairing, removing or protecting
meters.
9.5 Township Inspection Rights
The Township may supervise or inspect any or all work to be done beyond the
property line of the road allowance or municipal easement which relates to water
service.
9.6 Owner Responsible for Distribution System
The expense of installing service pipes and fixtures for the distribution and use of
water through lands and buildings shall be borne by the owners thereof.
9.7 Tapping Water Mains
A Certified operator shall be on site to observe all tapping of the water mains.
10. SIZE AND LOCATION OF SERVICES
10.1 Compliance with Plumbing Code
No person shall install a water service pipe to any building or land except in
compliance with the Plumbing Code and this by-law, except with the prior written
approval by the Township of a design by a Professional Engineer.
10.2 Type K Copper Requirement
Every person installing a water service pipe shall do the installation by way of type K
soft copper pipe from the water main to the property line, in a trench excavated and
backfilled by a contractor, Township or its authorized agent.
10.3 Service Pipe Diameter
The diameter of the service pipe to be used in all service connections, other than
connections to single detached, semi-detached, or duplex homes, shall be
determined by the Township, at the Township's discretion and in consultation with a
licensed engineer representing the owner, when applicable.
10.4 Minimum Depth
Every person laying service pipes upon premises to which water service is supplied
shall ensure that such pipes are laid at a depth of not less than six feet, six inches
(6'6") below the level of the surrounding ground where feasible and shall be properly
protected against settlement.
10.5 Requirements Inside the Building
Every person connecting water services into the building shall ensure that:
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All water services are carried into the building by water pipes of the same size and
weight as those laid by the contractor or Township;
Each building shall, and every separate unit may, have a separate service pipe with
stop and drain placed immediately inside the building, well secured from frost; and
All water service connections inside any building are wiped, jointed and graded to a
stop and drain so that water shall drain when the service is closed.
10.6 Disinfection Requirement
All water services equal or greater than 100 mm in diameter shall be disinfected
according to the practices listed in the most current version of the MECP Disinfection
Procedure.
All water services less than 100 mm in diameter shall be installed, handled, and
connected using sanitary practices that prevent contamination of the municipal
drinking water system. The Owner or Contractor shall ensure that all pipes, fittings,
and appurtenances remain clean, capped, and protected from debris, soil, or
standing water during installation. Upon completion of the installation, the service
shall be thoroughly flushed prior to being placed into service.
10.7 Owner Responsible for Private Service Pipes
Every owner shall keep service pipes on their property in good repair and free from
frost at their own risk and expense.
10.8 Owner Must Repair Leaks
Every owner shall promptly repair any leaks in service pipes on their property.
10.9 Township May Shut Off for Failure to Repair
The Township may shut off water service where an owner fails to promptly make
necessary repairs on private property, after reasonable notice.
10.10 Water Hammer and Pressure Surges:
The Owner shall ensure that the private plumbing system is designed and maintained
to prevent "water hammer" or pressure surges. The Township shall not be liable for
any damage to private plumbing or fixtures resulting from pressure variations in the
municipal system, and the Owner shall be liable for any damage to the Township's
meter or mains caused by surges originating from the premises.
11. VARIATIONS
Variations at Applicant's Expense
Any variation from the requirements of this by-law approved by the Township relating
to the installation and construction of a water service shall be done at the applicant's
expense.
12. MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS
Plumbing Work Subject to Inspection
Every plumber's work in any building supplied with water by the Township shall be
subject to the approval of the Building Department of the Township.
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13. CROSS CONNECTIONS
13.1 No Connection Between Private and Municipal Systems
Where a private water system is continued in service after the installation of
municipal water service, no person shall construct, attach or otherwise connect a
cross-connection between the private water system and the municipal service.
13.2 No Cross-Connection Without Consent
No person shall construct, attach or otherwise connect a cross-connection of any
kind to the municipal service without the express written consent of the Township.
13.3 Notification Requirement
Every person who wishes to undertake work on a private water system which may in
any way affect the Water Works Systems of the Township shall notify the Township
in writing within 3 business days prior to undertaking such work.
13.4 Premise Isolation
Every Owner of a property categorized as a high or moderate hazard, as defined by
the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) B64.10, shall install a backflow
prevention device at the water service entrance to provide premise isolation.
13.5 Maintenance and Testing
All backflow prevention devices shall be inspected and tested by a Certified Backflow
Device Tester at the time of installation, and annually thereafter, or more often if
required by the Township.
13.6 Submission of Records:
The Owner shall submit a completed test report for each device to the Township
within thirty (30) days of the test. Failure to provide a passing test report may result in
the Township shutting off the water supply until such time as the report is received.
14. OPERATION OF SERVICES
14.1Prohibited Actions Curb Stops
No person shall turn off or on any curb stop, or service pipe, make any connection
with a water main, interfere with any meter or any service pipe leading to such meter
whether inside or outside of the building, interfere with a water service in, on or under
any street or alter any curb stop.
14.2 Meter Tampering Prohibited
No person shall tamper with, bypass, obstruct, alter, damage, or interfere with any
meter, transponder, remote readout, or associated equipment, including the
installation of any bypass piping or device intended to prevent accurate
measurement of water consumption.
14.3 Notice of Vacancy or Discontinuance
Every person who vacates any premises supplied with water from the municipal
water system, or wishes to discontinue water services shall give72 hours notice
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thereof to the Township, and be responsible for water rates until the water service is
cut and capped.
14.4 Water Not Turned on Until Arrears Paid
The Township shall not turn water on again until notified of the name of the person
responsible for water rates and all rates or charges in arrears have been paid.
14.5 Township Responsibility for Frozen Services
If a water service becomes frozen, the Township will determine which section of the
service is frozen and, where the water is frozen on the Township side of the curb stop
at the property line, the Township will hire a contractor to thaw the service.
14.6 Renewal of Defective Services
Where an existing galvanized or lead pipe service requires renewal because of low
volume or poor pressure caused by defective pipe, the Township or contractor on
their behalf shall renew the service within the street allowance only after the owner
has replaced the portion thereof on the owner's property.
14.7 Mandatory Lead Replacement
Where the Township replaces a municipal water service connection that is found to
be constructed of lead, the Owner of the abutting premises shall be required to
replace the private water service if it is also lead. The Township may refuse to
reconnect a new municipal service to a private lead pipe to ensure the delivery of
safe potable water.
14.8 Suspension of Water Use
The Township may suspend the use of water whenever public need may require.
14.9 Regulation of Water Use by Notice
The Township may regulate the use of water by way of public notice through
Township social media channels.
14.10 Air Conditioning Equipment
No person shall install any air conditioning equipment which requires the use of water
without first acquiring a plumbing permit pursuant to the Plumbing Code.
14.11 Municipal Fire Hydrants
Prohibited Use of Hydrants
No person shall open, close, tamper with, use or interfere with any hydrant, valve,
chamber, service and service pipe or hydrant chamber owned by the Township.
15. ADMINISTRATION
15.1 Township Employees Exempt
This by-law shall not apply to authorized employees of the Township acting in the
ordinary course of their employment.
15.2 Authorized Agents
Any person or company under contract with the Township for the purpose of the
Universal Water Metering Strategy or ongoing maintenance shall be deemed an
"authorized person". Such agents have the same rights of entry and inspection as
Township employees, provided they present proper identification upon request.
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15.3 Enforcement Through Water Shut-Off
In the event of violation of any of the provisions of this bylaw, the Township may shut
off or restrict the supply of water to any lands or premises, and the supply of water
shall not be turned on again or restored to normal until all rates and charges have
been paid.
15.4 Entry for Meter Purposes
The Township and any person authorized by them may enter upon any premises in or
upon which a meter has been installed for the purpose of reading, repairing or
removing the meter between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and with 48 hours'
notice except on Saturday and Sunday.
15.5 Estimated Consumption
Where the Township is unable to obtain an actual meter reading due to lack of
access, meter malfunction, or obstruction caused by the Owner, the Township may
issue estimated bills based on prior consumption, comparable premises, or other
reasonable methods. Estimated billing may continue until access is granted or the
meter is repaired or replaced.
15.6 Forced Meter Reading or Repair
If the Township is unable to obtain a meter reading or perform required maintenance
for a period exceeding ninety (90) days, the Township may issue written notice
requiring the Owner to provide access within fourteen (14) days. Failure to comply
may result in the application of the Category B Rate or water shutoff.
16. ACCESS TO OWNER'S PREMISES
16.1 Right of Entry for Compliance
Subject to compliance with Section 435 of the Municipal Act, 2001, any person
authorized by the Township for the purpose of inquiring into compliance with the
provisions of this by-law shall have reasonable access to the premises at all
reasonable times. Upon reasonable notice given and request made to the owner of
lands to which municipal water is supplied, no person occupying or in charge, or
apparently in charge, of such buildings or premises shall refuse access to such
authorized person.
16.2 Access for Meter Work
The Township reserves the right to access Owner premises during reasonable hours
for the purpose of installation, inspection, repair, or maintenance of water meters.
16.3 Denial of Access -- Water Shut-Off
If the owner denies access to the property to perform meter work, water supply may
be shut off or the owner will be placed on the Category B rate until such time as
access is granted.
16.4 Notice Prior to Shut-Off
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Before restricting or shutting off water supply, the Township shall give due notice to
Owners, informing them of the dates upon which the Township intends to restrict or
shut off water supply if access to the premises is not obtained.
16.5 Shut-Off After 14 Days
If the Township is unable to obtain access within fourteen (14) calendar days after the
notice is served, the Township reserves the right to restrict or shut off water supply.
16.6 Restoration of Water Supply
If the Township has restricted or shut off the water supply, the Township must restore
the water supply as soon as possible after obtaining access to the property.
17. WATER METER INSTALLATION
General Requirements
17.1 All Water Must Pass Through a Meter
All water supplied by the Township through a water service connection shall pass
through a meter supplied by the Township for use upon such premises. The water
rate charged shall be that fixed from time to time by the Township and as shown in
Schedule "A" of this by-law.
17.2 Authorized Installation Only
All meters and related appurtenances shall be supplied and installed by persons
authorized by the Township for that purpose, including by an approved contractor.
17.3 Universal Metering Program
There is no direct charge for the meter or the meter installation to the owners that
participated in the Universal Water Metering Program.
17.4 New Premises Not in Program
For new premises to be metered which were not part of the Universal Water Metering
Program, the cost of the meters, meter installation and programming will be paid for
by the Owner.
17.5 Defective Meters- Township Responsibility
If the meter is mechanically defective, the cost of repairs shall be paid by the
Township.
17.6 Damage Caused by Owner
If the meter is damaged by the carelessness or neglect of any person other than an
employee or agent of the Township, the owner shall pay the Township the cost of
making the necessary repair to such meter.
17.7 Recovery of Costs
All sums charged for expenses incurred for the repair of meters, fixtures and all other
appurtenances connected to the water service or for damage to same, as per Section
17. shall be charged to the owner. If these charges remain unpaid, they shall be
collected in the same manner as municipal taxes.
Meter Location Requirements
17.8 Township Determines Location
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Every meter shall be placed in such location as the persons authorized by the
Township shall direct.
17.9 Preferred Location - Basement
If possible, the meter(s) shall be installed in the basement of residential buildings and
shall be located immediately after the main shut-off valve on the owner's plumbing
system, to ensure that all water supplied to the building passes through the meter.
17.10 No Basement - Alternate Location
If a building has no basement, the meter(s) shall be installed in another location in
the building as authorized by the Township.
17.11 Township Right Not to Install a Meter
17.12 Township Discretion
The Township retains the right not to install a meter at a particular premises if it is in
their best interest to do so.
17.13 Billing When Meter Not Installed
The owner of such a premises will not be penalized by the decision of the Township
not to install a meter and will be billed on a flat rate charge.
Prohibition on Cross-Connections
17.14 No Connection Between Private and Municipal Water Lines
No person shall directly or indirectly connect between water lines which are part of a
private water source (well or other) and water lines which are part of the Township's
water system(s). Failure to comply with this requirement shall result in immediate
disconnection of the water supply from the Township.
Condition of Private Water Service for Meter Installation
17.15 Unsafe or Deteriorated Private Service
If the condition of the private water service is such that the meter cannot be safely
installed or replaced without fear of damaging the private service line (due to old,
corroded and/or inadequate piping), then the owner shall be notified of the situation
by the Township or their contractor.
17.16 Owner Given 30 Working Days
The Township will give the owner thirty (30) business days to complete modifications
to the private water service to make the installation or replacement of a meter
possible.
17.17 Township May Complete Work at Owner's Expense
If such work is not completed within the allotted timeframe, the Township may
perform such repairs as necessary at the owner's expense.
17.18 Relocation of Meters
Only Township-Authorized Persons May Relocate
No person shall change the location of a meter, except persons authorized by the
Township.
17.19 Agreements for Installation
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Township May Enter Agreements
The Township may enter into agreements with others to provide for the installation of
water services or meters in any manner satisfactory to the Township.
18. WATER RATES AND CHARGES
18.1 Metered Consumption
The water consumed by the Owner shall be charged according to the water
registered in the meter.
18.2 Rates Established by Township
Water rates shall be according to the Township water rates and charges as shown in
Schedule "A" in this by-law.
18.3 Billing and Meter Reading
Meters may be read and accounts rendered in accordance with the Township
agreement with Rideau St. Lawrence Utilities (RSL). The bill shall be deemed served
upon the Owner if it is delivered or sent by mail to the Owner.
18.4 Late Payment Charges
Unpaid overdue accounts shall have a late payment charge prescribed by RSL.
18.5 Work and Service Charges
All work and service charges mentioned in this by-law shall be determined by the
Township and paid in full by the Owner.
18.6 Connection Fees
The Owner shall pay the connection fees according to the water rates and charges of
the Township before the meter is supplied.
18.7 Non-Payment -Right to Disconnect
If the Owner refuses to pay any bill to which the Township is entitled, the Township
may reserve the right to shut off, with reasonable notice, its water supply to the
premises or add to the balance owing to the property tax roll of the property.
18.8 Reconnection Fee
A reconnection fee may apply as per established Township policy.
19. INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS
Inspection of Meters
19.1 Township Right to Inspect
The Township may inspect any meter installed on any premises at any reasonable
time.
19.2 Owner to Provide Access
The Owner shall provide free and convenient access to the meter for the purpose of
inspection, reading, maintenance, repair, or removal.
19.3 Obstruction Prohibited
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No person shall obstruct or prevent the Township or its authorized agents from
carrying out any inspection, maintenance, repair, replacement, or removal of a meter.
19.4 Township Responsibility for Normal Wear
The Township shall maintain and repair all meters and related appurtenances that fail
due to normal wear and tear.
19.5 Repairs to Private Plumbing
Where repairs to private plumbing are required to allow the Township to install,
maintain, repair, or replace a meter, the Owner shall be responsible for completing
such repairs at their own expense.
19.6 Request for Meter Test
If an Owner believes a meter is registering incorrectly, the Owner may request that
the Township test the meter.
19.7 Testing Fee
A fee for testing the meter may be charged to the Owner. If the meter is found to be
registering incorrectly by more than the allowable tolerance, the meter will be
replaced at the Townships expense.19.8Adjustment of Account
If a meter is found to be registering incorrectly, the Township shall adjust the Owner's
account based on the percentage of error found in the meter, the period of time the
meter is estimated to have been registering incorrectly and any other relevant
information available to the Township.
19.9 Replacement of Defective Meter
If a meter is found to be defective, the Township shall replace the meter at no cost to
the Owner unless the defect was caused by the Owner's negligence or misuse.
19.10Access Required for Meter Work
If the Township is unable to access a meter for inspection, reading, maintenance,
repair, or replacement, the Township may estimate consumption for billing purposes.
Continued Denial of Access
If access is denied for more than fourteen (14) calendar days after written notice is
provided, the Township may restrict, shut off the water supply to the premises or
place the owner on the Schedule "B" rate.
19.11 Restoration of Service
Water service shall be restored as soon as possible after access is granted and any
applicable fees or charges have been paid.
20. TAMPERING AND INTERFERENCE PROHIBITED
20.1 Prohibited Actions
No person shall tamper with, obstruct, alter, damage, destroy, or otherwise interfere
with any part of the Township's water works system, including but not limited to
meters, meter reading equipment, transponders, service pipes, curb stops, valves,
hydrants or any other appurtenances forming part of the municipal water system.
20.2 Unauthorized Use of Water
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No person shall take or use water from the municipal water system without the
authorization of the Township. Unauthorized use includes opening a hydrant,
connecting to a water service without approval, bypassing a meter and installing any
device intended to alter or reduce meter registration.
20.3 Prohibition on Breaking Seals
No person shall break, remove, or tamper with any seal placed by the Township on a
meter, valve, or other water works component unless authorized in writing by the
Township.
20.4 Liability for Damage
Any person who damages any part of the Township's water works system, whether
intentionally, negligently, or through improper use, shall be responsible for the full
cost of repairs or replacement.
20.5 Recovery of Costs
All costs incurred by the Township for repairs, replacements, or restoration of
damaged equipment shall be charged to the Owner. If unpaid, such charges may be
added to the property tax roll and collected in the same manner as municipal taxes.
All water rates and charges shall be a charged against the person who incurred the
charges and may be a lien against the lands pursuant to the Public Utilities Act.
20.6 Violation of Provisions
In addition to other sanctions and remedies provided in this By-Law, the
Township may turn off or restrict the supply of water to any owner where
such owner has violated any of the provisions of this By-Law, and may refuse
to restore normal service until the violation complained of has been
terminated or remedied. The Township shall provide reasonable notice of
the proposed shut-off to the owner of the premise by personal service
or prepaid mail or by posting the notice at the premise in a conspicuous
place. The Township will not be liable for any damage to property or injury
to person by reason of shut-off of water supply.
20.7 Court of Competent Jurisdiction
Any court of competent jurisdiction may make an order prohibiting the
continuation or repetition of the offence by the person convicted, and such
order shall be in addition to any other penalty imposed on the person
convicted.
20.8 Notice of Violation
Any person violating any provisions of this Bylaw may be served by the
Township with written notice stating the nature of the violation and requiring
the satisfactory correction thereof within 48 hours, or such additional time
as determined by the Township. Such person shall, within the time stated
in such notice, permanently cease all violations.
20.9 Immediate Disconnection
Where tampering, interference, or unauthorized use is identified, the Township may
immediately shut off or restrict the water supply to the premises without prior notice.
20.10 Restoration of Service
Water service shall not be restored until all tampering or interference has been
corrected, all repair costs have been paid, all outstanding water charges have been
paid and the Township is satisfied that the system is secure and compliant.
20.11 General Restrictions
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20.11.1 No person shall:
i.
Willfully hinder or interrupt, or cause to be hindered or interrupted,
the Township or any of its officers, contractors, agents, servants or
workman, in the exercise of any of the power conferred by the
Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25, as amended;
ii.
Being an owner, tenant, lessee, the agent of a lessee, or any person
in possession of any house, building or other premises supplied with
water from the water works, improperly waste water or, without the
consent of the Township, lend, sell or dispose of water, give it
away, permit it to be taken or carried away, use or apply it to the use
or benefit of another, or to any use and benefit other than his own;
iii.
Willfully alter any meter placed upon any service pipe or connected
therewith, within or outside any building or other place;
iv.
Lay or cause to be laid, any pipe or main to connect with any pipe
or main of the Township's water works, or in any way obtain or use
the water without the consent of the Township;
v.
Willfully discharge water so that water runs waste or useless out of
the water system.
21. Enforcement, Offences and Penalties
21.1 Any person who contravenes any of the provisions of this by-law is guilty of an
offence and upon conviction is liable to a fine as provided for in the Provincial
Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.P, 33, as amended.
21.2 A person who is convicted of an offence under this by-law is liable for each day
or part of a day that the offence continues, where the minimum fine shall not exceed
$500.00 and a maximum fine of $10,000.00 and the total of all daily fines for the
offences is not limited to $100,000.00 as provided for in Section 429(3) of the
Municipal Act, SO 2001, c. 25, as amended.
21.3 Upon registering a conviction for a contravention of any provision of this by-law,
the court in which the conviction has been entered, may in addition to any other
remedy and to any penalty imposed by this by-Law, make an order prohibiting the
continuation or repetition of the offence by the person convicted, pursuant to Section
431 of the Municipal Act 2001, SO 2001, c.25, as amended.
21.4 Where a person fails or defaults to carry out any direction or action required by
the Township as authorized by this by-law, upon reasonable and written notice, the
Township may proceed to do such things or carry out such actions as directed at the
expense of the person and such expense may be recovered by the Township in a like
manner as taxes in accordance with the provisions of Section 326 of the Municipal
Act, 2001, S.O. c. 25.
21.5 Every person who contravenes this by-law, including a notice to remedy issued
under this by-law is guilty of an offence.
21.6 No person shall obstruct or hinder or attempt to obstruct or hinder an
Enforcement Officer or other authorized employee or agent of the Township in the
exercise of a power or the performance of a duty under this by-law.
21.7 An Enforcement Officer and/or Inspector who has reasonable grounds to believe
that a person has contravened any provision of this by-law may issue a notice to
remedy, notice of violation, an order to comply and every person shall comply with
said notice or order.
22. VALIDITY AND SEVERABILITY
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22.1 If any section, subsection, clause, paragraph or provision of this by-law or parts
thereof are declared by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, unenforceable,
illegal or beyond the powers of Municipal Council to enact, such section, subsection,
clause, paragraph, provision or parts thereof shall be deemed to be severable and
shall not affect the validity or enforceability of any other provisions of the bylaw as a
whole or part thereof and all other sections of the by-law shall be deemed to be
separate and independent there from and enacted as such.
22.2 Whenever any reference is made under this by-law to a statute or regulation of
the Province of Ontario, such reference shall be deemed to include all subsequent
amendments to such statute or regulation and all successor legislation to such
legislation.
22.3 Nothing in this policy takes precedence over any bylaws, resolutions, plans or
agreements of the Township or other legislation.
23. GENERAL PROVISIONS
23.1 That the following Schedules attached hereto shall form and constitute part of
this by-law:
Schedule "A" - Rates & Charges
Schedule "B" - Annual Revenues and Expenses
23.2 That in the event of a conflict between the provisions of this by-law and
Schedule "A", the provisions of Schedule "A" shall prevail with respect to rates, fees,
and charges.
23.3 That By-law 2013-69 and all other by-laws previously passed that are
inconsistent with the provisions of this by-law are hereby repealed in its entirety.
23.4 That this by-law shall come into force and take effect on the date of passing
Read a first and second time in open Council this 29 day of June, 2026.
Read a third and final time, passed, signed and sealed in open Council this 29 day of
June, 2026.
____________________________
______________________________
Mayor
Clerk
Mayor Tory Deschamps (Jul 2, 2026 18:10:31 EDT)
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SCHEDULE "A"- WATER RATES AND CHARGES
By-law 2026- 39
A.1 General Water Rates
A.1.1 Fixed Service Charge
Part A: Fixed Service Charge by Meter Size per Period
For multiple units (residential or mixed-use) in one building the fixed charges
shall be the greater of :
I)
The residential base rate for the 1st unit + 75% of the residential base rate
multiplied by the remaining number of units or
II)
The base rate associated with the size of the meter as identified above.
Part B: Single Block Consumption Rate by Metered Usage
Water (less than 20 m3 per month)
= $2.19 per m3 of metered usage per period.
Water (more than 20 m3 per month)
= $3.28 per m3 of metered usage per period.
Wastewater (less than 20 m3 per month) = $2.29 per m3 of metered water usage per
period.
Wastewater (more than 20 m3 per month) = $3.43 per m3 of metered water usage per
period.
Unmetered Customers:
Unmetered Residential Category A - Category A represents a residential property
which cannot be metered due to unusual or difficult plumbing which prevents the
installation of a water meter without excessive measures or cost.
Unmetered Residential Category A - Flat Rate Water
= $783.29 annually.
Unmetered Residential Category A - Flat Rate Wastewater = $880.56 annually.
Annual Fixed Service
Charge
Quarterly Fixed
Service Charge
Monthly Fixed
Service Charge
Customer
Type
Meter
Size
Water
Wastewater Water
Wastewater Water
Wastewater
Residential 5/8" x
¾"
$334.28
$380.53
$83.58
$95.13
$27.86
$31.72
Residential ¾" x
¾"
$334.28
$380.53
$83.58
$95.13
$27.86
$31.72
ICI
5/8" x
¾"
$334.28
$380.53
$83.58
$95.13
$27.86
$31.72
ICI
¾" x
¾"
$334.28
$380.53
$83.58
$95.13
$27.86
$31.72
ICI
1"
$925.08
$1,052.60
$231.27 $263.15
$77.09
$87.72
ICI
2"
$2,874.58 $3,271.09
$718.64 $817.78
$239.55 $272.59
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Unmetered Residential Category B - Category B represents a residential property
which the owner/resident has refused to have a water meter installed. The flat rate
for such residential customer is to be three (3) times the Category A flat rate until the
residence is metered.
Unmetered Residential Category B - Flat Rate Water
= $2,462.16 annually.
Unmetered Residential Category B - Flat Rate Wastewater = $2,767.39 annually.
Unmetered ICI - represents an industrial, commercial or institutional property which
cannot be metered due to unusual or difficult plumbing which prevents the installation
of a water meter without excessive measures or cost.
Unmetered ICI - Flat Rate Water
= $3,282.83 annually.
Unmetered ICI - Flat Rate Wastewater
= $3,689.76 annually.
Connection Fees
Connection fees and re-connection fees are as established from time to time by by-
law of the Township.
Capital Levy:
Water
=$4.00 per month per unit
Wastewater
=$5.00 per month per unit
The Cardinal Water capital levy collected pursuant to this bylaw shall be transferred
to the Cardinal Water Reserve for future capital infrastructure projects.
The Cardinal Wastewater capital levy collected pursuant to this bylaw shall be
transferred to the Cardinal Wastewater Reserve for future capital infrastructure
projects.
A.1.2 New Service Connection Fee
The Owner shall pay a connection fee of $2500 prior to installation of a new water
service.
Owners shall pay a one-time fee of $100 to program the water meter.
Cost Recovery for emergency response: $ 200
A.6.1 Council Authority
Council may amend this Schedule from time to time by resolution or by-law, and such
amendments shall form part of this by-law.
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SCHEDULE "B" - REVENUE AND EXPENSES
By-law 2026- 39
Wastewater
Water
2026
2026
Budget
Budget
Environmental Services
Cardinal Water/Wastewater
User Fee Revenue
(598,884)
(525,984)
Capital Levy
(52,263)
(44,208)
Miscellaneous Revenue Cardinal
(5,000)
(5,000)
Transfer From Reserve Fund
0
(19,000)
Total Operating Revenue
(656,147)
(594,192)
Wages
166,569
165,933
Wages On Call
8,942
8,991
Canada Pension
8,015
8,032
Employer Health Tax
3,423
3,411
Employment Insurance
2,893
2,909
Workers Compensation
5,291
5,276
Group Insurance
16,864
16,899
Omers
17,083
16,972
Allocated Labour
4,000
Machine Rental Township
1,500
Heat
26,000
12,000
Hydro
75,000
25,000
Chemicals and Supplies
19,000
29,000
Stationery
500
350
Materials
1,200
1,500
Miscellaneous
1,200
1,500
Telephone
7,000
5,000
Equipment Repair
40,000
40,000
Legal
1,500
Schedule B - 2026-39
Wastewater
Water
2026
2026
Budget
Budget
Contract Fee
58,000
60,000
Professional Associations
500
1,700
Professional Development
3,000
6,000
Postage/Courier
200
200
Insurance
31,886
30,014
Lab Testing
25,000
23,000
Vehicle Expense
500
5,500
Property Tax
2,300
6,600
Sludge Removal
16,500
Maintenance Cardinal Water treat
45,000
Cardinal WWTP Debenture Principal
35,340
Cardinal WWTP Debenture Interest
42,441
Allocated Labour Cardinal WW Coll
0
Mach Rental Twp Cardinal WW Coll
0
Maintenance Cardinal WW Coll
40,000
Transfer to Reserve
0
48,905
Total Operating Expenses
656,147
575,192
Net Operating
0
(19,000)
Capital
Water Tower Communication Upgrades
19,000
Net Capital
19,000
Current Year Deficit (Surplus)
0
0
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