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CITY OF NORTH BATTLEFORD
SASKATCHEWAN
BYLAW NO. 1707
A BYLAW OF THE CITY OF NORTH BATTLEFORD IN THE
PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN TO PROVIDE FOR THE
LEVYING AND COLLECTION OF A SEWER SERVICE
CHARGE
AND
REGULATING
THE
DISPOSAL
OF
SEWAGE AND THE DISCHARGE OF LIQUIDS AND
WASTES INTO THE NORTH BATTLEFORD SEWERAGE
SYSTEM.
WHEREAS the Council of the City of North Battleford had established and operates a
system of sewerage works, hereinafter called the Sewerage System;
AND WHEREAS under the authority of Section 17 of The Cities Act, 2002, the Council
of the City of North Battleford deems it expedient to regulate the disposal of Sewerage
and to levy and collect a Sewerage Service Charge:
NOW, THEREFORE, the council of the City of North Battleford in open meeting
assembled, enacts as follows:
1.
This may be cited as a Sewerage System Bylaw.
2.
DEFINITIONS
Unless the context specifically indicates otherwise, the meaning of the terms used
in this Bylaw shall be as follows:
a) "Biochemical Oxygen Demand" (Abbreviated B.O.D.) shall mean the quantity
of oxygen expressed in milligrams per liter utilized in the biochemical
oxidation of organic matter contained in sewage as set forth in the section
entitled "Examination of Polluted Waters" in "Standard Methods for the
Examination of Water and Waste Water" published by the American Public
Health Association.
b) "City" means the City of North Battleford.
c)
"City Commissioner" means the City Commissioner of the City of North
Battleford.
d) "City Treasurer" means the City Treasurer appointed by the Council of the
City of North Battleford or his/her deputy or agent.
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e) "Director of Public Works & Engineering" shall mean the Director of Public
Works & Engineering appointed by the Council of the City of North Battleford
or his/her deputy or agent and shall include the City Engineer.
f)
"Commercial User" shall mean any user other than industrial or residential
and includes smaller industries, shopping centres, stores, schools and
multiple family apartments.
g) "Grease" shall mean the quantity of fats, oils and grease in the sewage as
measured by the "Soxhlet Extraction Method" in the Section entitled
"Examination of Polluted Waters" in "Standard Methods for the Examination
of Water and Waste Water" published by the American Public Health
Association.
h) "Industrial User" shall mean a user whose sewage flow into the Sewerage
System is in such quantities or strengths as to warrant measuring as
designated by the Director of Public Works & Engineering.
i)
"Institutional User" shall mean any user whose sewage comes from an
organization or foundation that is especially dedicated to education, public
service, or culture.
j)
"Owner" shall mean the registered owner of a property or the purchaser
thereof who is entitled to occupy and enjoy the property.
k)
"Person" shall mean any individual, firm, company, association, society,
corporation, or group.
l)
"PH" shall mean the logarithm of the reciprocal of the weight of hydrogen ions
in grams per litre of solution and denotes alkalinity or acidity.
m) "Residential user" shall mean any user whose sewage comes from a
residential unit limited to a single-family residence, duplexes, and residences
with a single separate suite.
n)
"Septic Drain Field" shall mean the area used to remove contaminants and
impurities from the liquid that emerges from a septic tank and is typically
done by burying perforated pipes in trenches, allowing the liquid to leach out
and the surrounding soil to absorb the waste.
o) "Sewer" shall mean a pipe or conduit for carrying sewage.
p) "Sewage" shall mean any waste discharged or permitted to flow from
residential, commercial, and industrial establishments.
q)
"Standard Sewerage" shall mean sewage that does not exceed the following
strengths:
i)
Biochemical Oxygen Demand
300 milligrams per litre
ii)
Suspended Solids
300 milligrams per litre
iii) Grease
90 milligrams per litre
r)
"Sewerage System" shall mean the system of sanitary sewers and other
facilities for collecting, pumping, treating, and disposing of sewage.
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s)
"Suspended Solids" (Abbreviated S.S.) shall mean the quantity of solids that
are contained in the sewage as measured by test method for total suspended
matter as set out in "Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and
Waste Water" published by the American Public Health Association.
t)
"User" shall mean any connection from which flow occurs into the Sewerage
System including residential, commercial, institutional and industrial
connections.
u) "Volume" shall mean the quantity of Sewage discharged by a user into the
Sewerage System in a given period as measured by the quantity of water
consumed by the user during the same period.
v)
"Wastewater" shall mean the liquid and water-carried industrial or domestic
wastes from residences, commercial buildings, industrial facilities, and
institutions, together with any groundwater, surface water, and storm water
that may be present, whether treated or untreated, which is discharged into
or permitted to enter the City's wastewater treatment system.
3.
SEWER MAINS AND CONNECTIONS
a)
The owner of every house, building or property used for human occupancy,
employment, recreation or other purpose, situated within the City and
abutting on any highway or right-of-way in which there is now or hereafter
located, a sanitary sewer of the City, is hereby required at his expense to
install suitable sewage waste disposal facilities therein and to connect such
facilities directly with the proper sanitary sewerage system of the City in
accordance with the provisions of the Sewer and Water Service Connections
Bylaw, sixty (60) days after the date of notification.
b)
Except as permitted by this Bylaw or the Sewer and Water Service
Connections Bylaw, no person shall construct or maintain any privy, septic
tank, cesspool, or other facility intended or used for the disposal of sewage.
c)
No person, unless authorized by the Director of Public Works & Engineering
shall uncover, make any connections with or opening into, use, alter or
disturb any public sewer or appurtenances thereof.
d)
All connections, when approved, shall be constructed from the sewer main to
within three feet of the building wall and the cost thereof shall be paid by the
owner.
e)
The cost of replacing a connection from the sanitary sewer main into the
street to within three feet of the building wall shall be paid for by the owner
and the City on a prorated basis.
f)
The City shall maintain the connection from the main to the property line at its
expense. From this point to the building, the connection shall be maintained
by the property owner at his expense. Unplugging a blockage shall not be
considered maintenance.
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g)
In case any blockage, either wholly or in part, of the Sewerage System is
caused by reason of failure, omission or neglect to comply strictly with the
provisions of this Bylaw, the owner, proprietor or occupier concerned therein
shall, in addition to any penalty for infraction of the provisions hereof, be
liable to the City for all costs of clearing such blockage and for any other
account for which the City may be held legally liable because of such
blockage.
h)
When any sewer connection is abandoned, the owner or his agent shall
effectively block up the connection at a suitable location within his property so
as to prevent sewage backing up into the soil or dirt being washed into the
sewer.
4.
PRIVATE SEWAGE DISPOSAL
a)
Where a Sanitary Sewer is not available under the provisions of Section 3 a),
the said Sewage Waste Disposal System shall be connected to a private
sewage disposal system complying with the provisions of this Bylaw.
b)
At such time as a Sanitary Sewer becomes available to a property serviced
by a private sewage disposal system, the provisions of Section 3. a) shall
then apply to the property and a direct connection shall be made to the
Sanitary Sewer in compliance with this Bylaw and any septic tanks,
cesspools and similar private sewage disposal facility shall be removed or
abandoned and filled with suitable material.
c)
The owner or person in charge shall operate and maintain the private sewage
disposal facility in a sanitary manner at all times at no expense to the City.
d)
No statement contained in this Bylaw shall be construed to interfere with any
additional requirements that may be imposed by the Department of Public
Health or the Department of the Environment.
5.
USE OF SEWERS
a)
No person shall discharge or cause to be discharged any storm water,
surface water, ground water, roof run-off or sub surface drainage, to any
sanitary sewer provided that the Director of Public Works & Engineering may
on application authorize such discharge where exceptional conditions
warrant.
b)
Storm water and all other unpolluted water shall be discharged to such
sewers as are designated storm sewers or to a natural outlet approved by the
Director of Public Works & Engineering.
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c)
Except as hereinafter provided, no person shall discharge or cause to permit
to be discharged any of the following described water or wastes to any
sewer:
1) Any liquid or vapor having a temperature higher than 76o C;
2) Any gasoline, benzine, naphtha, fuel oil or other flammable or explosive
liquids, solids or gas;
3) Any ashes, cinders, sand, potters clay, mud, straw, shavings, metal,
glass, rags, feathers, tar, plastic, wood or other solid or viscous
substance capable of causing obstructions to the flow in the sewers or
interference with the proper operation of the sewage collection system
or treatment facilities;
4)
Any paunch manure, or intestinal contents from horses, cattle, sheep or
swine; hog bristles, pig hooves, or toenails; animal intestines or
stomach casings; bones, hides or parts thereof; animal fat or flesh in
particles larger than will pass through a quarter-inch screen; manure of
any kind; poultry entrails, heads, feet or feathers; eggshells, fleshing
and hair resulting from tanning operations;
5) Any waters or wastes having pH rating lower then 5.5 or higher than 9.5
or having other corrosive properties capable of causing damage or
hazard to structures, equipment or personnel of the sewage works;
6) Any waters or wastes containing toxic or poisonous substances in
sufficient quantity to injure or interfere with any sewage treatment
process, constitute a hazard to human, animal, fish or water fowl, or
create any hazard in receiving waters of the sewage treatment facility;
7) Any noxious or malodorous gas or substance capable of creating a
public nuisance.
d)
The owner or occupier of all garages, gasoline service stations and vehicles
and equipment washing establishments shall provide grease, oil and sand
interceptors on the property. Interceptors may be required for other types of
businesses when, in the opinion of the Director of Public Works &
Engineering, they are necessary for the proper handling of liquid wastes
containing grease in excessive amounts or any flammable wastes, sand or
other harmful ingredients, except that such interceptors shall not be required
for private living quarters or dwelling units. All interceptors shall be of a type
and capacity approved by the Director of Public Works & Engineering and
shall be so located as to be readily and easily accessible for cleaning and
inspection. Where installed, all grease, oil and sand interceptors shall be
maintained by the owner at his expense in a continuously efficient operation
at all times.
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Page 6
e)
No person shall discharge or cause to be discharged into any sewer within or
entering the City Sewerage System, waste water, domestic sewage,
commercial sewage, industrial or factory wastes in a greater volume than
3,000 cubic feet per day, or in strength in excess of those stated as "standard
sewage" in this Bylaw, without first obtaining a licence to do so from the
Director of Public Works & Engineering in the manner provided, but no such
licence shall be given by the Director of Public Works & Engineering until:
1)
Such person has made application in writing for permission to discharge
such wastes or sewage into a sewer within or entering the City
Sewerage System; and
2)
Such applicant shall have given the chemical and physical analysis,
quantity and rate of discharge of wastes or sewage to be so discharged
and any other detailed information that is required, including all pertinent
information relating to any proposed pretreatment before discharge; and
3)
The application has been formally approved in writing.
f)
Where necessary, in the opinion of the City Commissioner, the person
making application for a licence, shall provide, at his expense, such
preliminary treatment as may be necessary to change the characteristic
of the industrial waste or sewage to the standards acceptable to the
Commissioner and where these preliminary treatment facilities are provided
they shall be continuously and effectively operated by the applicant at his
own expense.
g)
When required by the Director of Public Works & Engineering, the applicant
for a licence on premises served by a sewer connection carrying industrial
wastes, shall at his expense install a suitable control manhole in the sewer
connection to facilitate observation, sampling and measurement of wastes.
Such manhole shall be accessibly and safely located and shall be
constructed in accordance with plans approved by the Director of Public
Works & Engineering and shall be maintained by him at no expense to the
City.
h)
All measurements, tests and analysis of the characteristics of industrial
waste, sewage or water to which reference is made in this Bylaw shall be
conducted in accordance with the "Standard Method for the Examination of
Water and Waste Water" of the American Public Health Association, and
shall be determined at the control manhole provided for in paragraph (g)
above or upon suitable samples taken at said manhole. In the event that no
special manhole has been required, the control manhole shall be considered
to be the nearest downstream manhole in the sewer main to the point at
which the sewer connection of the licensee enters.
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Page 7
i)
The Director of Public Works & Engineering and/or other duly authorized
persons shall be permitted to enter upon all properties for the purpose of
inspection, observation, measurement, sampling and testing in accordance
with the provisions of this Bylaw. If such inspections disclose any failure,
omission or neglect to clean out such interceptors, or disclose any defect in
the location, construction, design or maintenance of any of the sewer system
or any connection therefrom to the City Sewerage System, the owner,
proprietor or occupier shall be notified in writing to rectify the cause of
complaint. Failure to rectify the defect shall constitute a breach of this
section.
6.
SEWAGE SERVICE CHARGES
Every person occupying property connected with the City Sewerage System shall
pay a sewerage service charge as hereinafter provided in this Bylaw. The said
Sewerage Service charge will be based on a flat rate and a volume rate based on
cubic metre of water used. The said Sewerage Service charge shall be paid in the
same manner and at the same times and places as charges for the water bills are
paid.
Once a sewerage service connection has been established, at minimum the
associated flat rates per this Section shall apply and be due and payable by the
property owner or tenant as the case may be. Notwithstanding, if the water supply
is shut off for any reason deemed desirable or necessary, at minimum the
associated flat rates for sewerage service per this Section shall apply and be due
and payable by the property owner.
1)
a)
In the case of property connected to the Sewerage System and served
by the City's water system, a charge for standard sewage shall be as
follows:
SEWERAGE SERVICE CHARGES - A
FLAT RATE MONTHLY
Meter Size
15-25 mm (5/8" - 1") Residential
$ 29.32
40 mm (1.5") Residential
$ 125.13
15-18 mm (5/8" - 3/4") Commercial/Industrial/Other
$ 29.32
25 mm (1") Commercial/Industrial/Other
$ 93.86
40 mm (1.5") Commercial/Industrial/Other
$ 125.13
50 mm (2") Commercial/Industrial/Other
$ 187.66
75 mm (3") Commercial/Industrial/Other
$ 750.62
100 mm (4") Commercial/Industrial/Other
$ 939.83
150 mm (6") Commercial/Industrial/Other
$1,888.45
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SEWERAGE SERVICE CHARGES - B
FLAT RATE MONTHLY
(Underground Infrastructure)
Meter Size
15-25 mm (5/8" - 1") Residential
$ 13.30
40 mm (1.5") Residential
$ 69.11
15-18 mm (5/8" - 3/4") Commercial/Industrial/Other
$ 17.09
25 mm (1") Commercial/Industrial/Other
$ 54.28
40 mm (1.5") Commercial/Industrial/Other
$ 72.22
50 mm (2") Commercial/Industrial/Other
$ 108.49
75 mm (3") Commercial/Industrial/Other
$ 433.34
100 mm (4") Commercial/Industrial/Other
$ 541.86
150 mm (6") Commercial/Industrial/Other
$1,370.52
SEWERAGE SERVICE CHARGES - C
FLAT RATE MONTHLY
Volume Rate
Per cubic metre
$ 1.71
b)
In the case of a premise, connected to the City's Sewerage system that
obtains water, in whole or in part from sources other than the City's water
system, in addition to any charges under the preceding subsection a), the
charge for sewage shall be based on the set volume rate charged for the
equivalent amount of water with which the property is served from such other
sources
c)
Effective January 1, 2004, in the case of a premise that obtains water from
the City's water system with usage measured by an irrigation meter, the flat
rate, only, as cited in clause 1 (a) shall apply.
d)
Miscellaneous charges shall include:
- Service lateral cleaning based on market rates established by City
employees plus any additional costs.
- After-hours call flat rate $450 for the first 3 hours plus additional costs.
- Septic receiving per cubic meter
$ 5.04
- Televising
$125.00
- Service lateral reports
$ 25.00
2)
Where no water meter or other exact means exist to determine the quantity of
water consumed by any person or user, the Director of Public Works &
Engineering shall make an estimate of such quantity for the purpose of
determining the sewage charge and such estimate shall be final and
conclusive. The occupant of any property may, however, at his own expense,
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Page 9
install and maintain an approved type of water meter upon which the sewage
charge shall thereafter be determined.
7. CONCENTRATED SEWAGE SERVICE CHARGES
Where the sewage discharged into the Sewerage System from any property
exceeds that of "Standard Sewage", the occupant of the said property shall pay to
the City in addition to any charges under the preceding subsection 1), a surcharge
calculated as follows:
a)
A 100% surcharge on the volume rate of Standard Sewage where the
strength is exceeded up to 35%.
b)
A 200% surcharge on the volume rate of Standard Sewage where the
strength is exceeded by more than 35% but less than 70%.
c)
A 300% surcharge on the volume rate of Standard Sewage where the
strength is exceeded by more than 70%.
8. SEWAGE STRENGTHS
The sewage strength for billing purposes shall be calculated as follows:
a)
A group of five (5) daily samples shall be collected within a fourteen (14) day
period and each daily sample analyzed separately. The arithmetical average
of the five (5) samples shall be the sewage strength. Each daily sample shall
be a mixture of the separate samples taken hourly during the period during
which sewage is discharged during the day, with the composite sample being
composed from the hourly samples with the proportion of each hourly sample
being proportionate to the rate of sewage discharge at that time.
b)
The sewage strength for billing purposes shall be the arithmetical average of
the averages of the most recent last three (3) groups of samples that have
been taken. If less than three (3) groups of samples have been taken, the
arithmetical average shall be the average of the number of groups of samples
taken.
c)
Where the testing is required by the City of North Battleford, the cost of
testing will be borne by the City of North Battleford. The user shall have the
right to request a retest and the cost of the retesting shall be at the expense
of the user unless the results of the retest differ by more than fifteen (15%)
per centum from the original test by the City of North Battleford. Retesting
shall be carried out in a similar manner to the original testing.
d)
The sewage strength shall be retested at such future intervals as the Director
of Public Works & Engineering may determine and monthly charges shall
continue to be on the basis of Base Costs unless two (2) or more consecutive
tests show that the sewage strength is less than that of Standard Sewage for
any of the three (3) measured variables.
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Page 10
e)
In the case of any dispute as to the proper charges to which any person is
subject by reason of the provisions herein contained, the matter shall first be
referred to the Director of Public Works & Engineering and where the dispute
is not settled to the satisfaction of the complainant, such complainant may
refer the matter to the appropriate committee of City Council whose decision
shall be final.
9. WASTEWATER PUMP-OUT DISPOSAL
a) All transporters of commercial, residential or any other form of wastewater,
either being transported directly or indirectly to the City Wastewater
Treatment Facility, must have their contents and the location for disposal
approved by the Director of Public Works and Engineering. All transporters
shall complete a registration form provided at City Hall prior to transporting
any wastewater to the approved disposal sites. The proper locations for
disposal shall depend on the physical and chemical composition of the
wastewater material. Once the material is approved for disposal, the Director
of Public Works and Engineering will direct the wastewater disposal to an
approved disposal site. A list of these sites will be provided to the
transporters.
b)
All Commercial wastewater must be tested and approved by the City before
being accepted for disposal at the approved disposal sites. These tests
include:
1) Light vehicle carwash or similar small business
pH, specific conductance, flashpoint (when hydrocarbons may be
present),
metals scan (Ag, Al, As, B, Ba, Be, Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, Mn,
Mo, Ni, Pb, Sb, Se, Sn, Sr, Ti, V, Zn, U) BTEX, glycol
2) Heavy truck wash/industrial facilities/Large diesel machine shops, etc.
pH, specific conductance, flashpoint (when hydrocarbons may be
present), metals scan (Ag, Al, As, B, Ba, Be, Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, Mn, Mo,
Ni, Pb, Sb, Se, Sn, Sr, Ti, V, Zn, U) BTEX, plus total petroleum
hydrocarbons (may be broken down to Fq to F4 fractions at a later date or
if desired), phenol, glycol, and organic solvents.
3) Restaurants/Food processing facilities
pH, specific conductance, chlorides, fats/grease BOD, TSS
c) One sample per pump out location will be taken. If the test results show that
there are harmful substances in the wastewater, the City will not accept the
contaminated wastewater. The City may, in its absolute discretion, perform
random tests from time to time at any pump out location. The transporters will
be responsible for gathering the sample and keeping it refrigerated until the
engineering technologist can send the sample to an accredited laboratory for
evaluation.
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d)
The transporters will be responsible for the following costs:
1) the transporting fees for hauling wastewater to the approved disposal site;
2) the shipping fees to an accredited laboratory;
3) all applicable sample testing fees.
e) If the property is connected to the City's water system, and the sanitary
wastewater is stored in a wastewater holding tank or septic tank, and the
wastewater is pumped out and transported away from the property for off-site
treatment, it shall be taken to the City's Wastewater Treatment Facility for
processing unless the City has directed it to be taken to another approved
disposal site. In these cases, the said Wastewater Service charge will be as
follows:
1) For residential properties with a holding tank and/or septic drain field, the
charge to the transporter will be the minimum residential monthly flat rate
plus the rate for the volume of wastewater transported. This charge is to
cover the costs of treating the wastewater material.
2) For commercial, industrial, or institutional properties with a holding tank
and/or septic drain field, the charge to the property will be the commercial
monthly flat rate based on the size of the water meter plus the rate for the
volume of wastewater transported.
3) If the Director of Public Works and Engineering is of the opinion that the
transporter is hauling a greater amount of wastewater than is stated being
transported to the disposal sites, the Director of Public Works and
Engineering will estimate the amount being transported and the City will
charge a rate as if the property were connected to the municipal system.
Such estimate shall be final and conclusive. The transporter may,
however, at its own expense, install a measurement device approved by
the City from which the sewage charge shall thereafter be determined.
4) At no time will the transportation of the wastewater to the City's
Wastewater Treatment Facility be considered part of the City's charges for
treating the wastewater.
5) The rates charged will be based on those referenced in Clause 6(1)(a) of
the Bylaw.
f)
The transporters shall fill out a liquid waste disposal form, provided by the
City, to be left at a drop box at one of the approved disposal sites or delivered
to City Hall on a weekly basis. The forms shall include the type of wastewater
material hauled; the name and mailing address of the transporter; the name,
physical and mailing address of the customer; the volume of wastewater
material transported; and the approved disposal site location.
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g)
The following actions of a transporter shall be an offence:
1) Disposing of wastewater material at an unapproved disposal site;
2) Disposing of wastewater material without completing the registration form
described in Subsection a) of this Section;
3) Disposing of wastewater material without providing the form described in
Subsection f) of this Section;
4) Disposing of wastewater material without the approval required by
Subsection a) of this Section.
h)
Any transporter that commits an offence described in Subsection g) of this
Section will be prohibited, upon conviction, from disposing of wastewater
material at any location of the City.
10. LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES
The City is not liable for damages:
a)
caused by the breaking, plugging or stoppage of any sanitary sewer main;
b)
caused by the interference with the supply of any water service or sewer
necessary in connection with the repair or proper maintenance of sewers;
c)
generally for any accident due to the operation of the Sewerage System of
the City of North Battleford unless such accident is shown to be directly due
to the negligence of the City or its employees.
11. ENFORCEMENT OF PAYMENT
a)
The payment of any rates or charges, as provided by this Bylaw, may be
enforced by all or any of the following methods:
1) by action in any court of competent Jurisdiction;
2) by shutting off the water service;
3) by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of any person owing such
rates or charges wherever the same may be found in the City.
b)
Where the person is the owner or tenant of a building lot or part of a lot
served by the City's Sewerage System, the sum payable by him for the
sewerage service supplied by the City to him or for his use, all rates, costs
and charges made to him imposed under this Bylaw are a preferential lien
and charge on the personal property of the debtor and may be levied and
collected in like manner as municipal rates and taxes are recoverable.
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12. PENALTIES
a)
Any person who fails to comply with the provisions of Section 3. a) of the
Bylaw shall on summary conviction, be liable to a penalty of not less than five
($5.00) dollars nor more than twenty-five ($25.00) dollars exclusive of costs,
for each and every day such default is continued.
b)
Any person guilty of a violation of any other provisions of this bylaw shall be
liable to the penalty set in the City's General Penalty Bylaw.
13. All monies collected under the provision of this Bylaw shall be credited to the
"Sewage Utility Account" and shall be used solely for capital and operation costs of
the said Utility.
14. Bylaw Numbers 1113, 1305, 1310, 1397, 1427, 1447, 1487, and 1650 are hereby
repealed.
15. This Bylaw shall come into force on the 1st day of May, 2003.
Introduced and read a first time this 14th day of April, 2003.
Read a second time this 14th day of April, 2003.
Read a third time and adopted this 14th day of April, 2003.
Wayne Ray
Elaine Kostiuk
MAYOR
CITY CLERK