HomeMy WebLinkAboutBRU 91 041 agree tiv forcemain
--.
---
-
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BRUCE
BY-LAW NO. 91-41
BEING A BY-LAW to enter into an agreement with the Village of
Tiverton for the use of the forcemain belonging to Tiverton to
carry sewage to a Sewage Treatment Plant belonging to Ontario
Hydro under the provisions of the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1980,
Chapter 302, Section 208(4).
1.
That the
hereto be
agreement with
and the same is
the Village of Tiverton, attached
hereby approved.
2. That the Reeve and Clerk are hereby authorized to execute
under seal the said agreement.
By-law introduced and read a First time this SEVENTEENTH day of
DECEMBER, 1991.
By-law read a Second time this SEVENTEENTH day of DECEMBER, 1991.
By-law read a Third time and finally passed, signed, sealed, and
numbered 91-41 this SEVENTEENTH day of DECEMBER, 1991.
/JuJ:w~
CLERK
REEVE
- SEAL
. -
\;¡>e-Îe, -\0 F;\e. I':. <0.,
Yeo.r \<4.<::\::t.
ç;,~ü\'~ e.. MD.':),......HX...d ''5
\~\-te...C" cÇ-: 3a.C"\....)~ ¡CU,
.
.
~
~
'"
..
THIS AGREEMENT made,
day of 1?~)
in quadruplicate, this
, 19..:JL.
/ fit;¿
8 E T " E E N:
THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF TIVERTON, hereinafter
called "Tiverton"
OF THE FIRST PART
- and -
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BRUCE, hereinafter
called the "Township"
OF THE SECOND PART
WHEREAS it is expedient to allow the Township to use a
forcemain belonging to Tiverton to carry sewage to a Sewage
Treatment Plant belonging to Ontario hydro;
NOW TBBREFORE the parties hereto mutually covenant and agree as
follows:
1. Tiverton or its agent will operate and ..intain the forcemain
constructed under Certificate of Approval No. 3-2418-89-906.
2. (1) In consideration of Tiverton's responsibility under
Section 1, the Township shall pay to Tiverton the Township
share of the capital costs a1l set out in Schedule "A"
attached to this AgreeIMmt.
"
.
"
...
~
- 2 -
2. (2) In recognition that the Township is reserving capacity in
the forcemain for their use, the To~nship ~1~~~hiS
T1 verton K¡{
amount to Tiverton on the date ~-[ 1~lPfirst e'ivers
sewage to the forcemain or 30 days after the date of an
invoice delivered by Tiverton. whichever is sooner. Any
delay in making payment will result in the amount of the
payment attracting a monthly interest charge of 1/12 of an
annual rate 2% higher than the Bank of Montreal (Canada),
prime rate from the date payment was due until the date
payment is made.
3. The Township will not be responsible for any additional capital
costs arising from subsequent expansion or alteration of the
forcemain by Tiverton to accommodate requirements of Tiverton.
4. The Township will be responsible for any additional portion of
the capital cost arising from subsequent expansion or
alteration of the force-.in to accommodate flows in excess of
those stated in Schedule A. The capital èharge shall be
determined by Tiverton and approved by the Township.
5. U) The Township is not permitted to connect to the force-.in
until it has obtained all required statutory approvals.
(2) The Township will be responsible for constructing the
necessary facilities to pump its sewage to the forcemain
and connect to the forcemain and will be further
responsible for providing the facilities required to adapt
its system to Tiverton' s pressurized system.
(3) The Township will be responsible for providing, at a
mutually acceptable location. a flow meter to record
quantity and any aut~tic saJÇling equipment as may be
necessary to IIIOnitor the quality' of its sewage.
·.
,
,
'.
.
- 3 -
6.
The Township shall pay to Tiverton in each year during the term ~¿f.
of this Agreement, commencing with the year in which ~1~
delivers sewage to the forcemain. the following sums:
(a) Its proportion of the total cost to Tiverton. in each such
year, of the operation. supervision. maintenance. repairs.
administration (including contributions to reserve
account) and insurance of the forcemain as determined by
Tiverton. It is agreed that any fines or penalties
~sed under any Provincial or Federal legislation shall
not be deemed to be part of maintenance costs and said
fines/penalties shall be borne exclusively by the party
directed to pay the same by an competent Court of Law.
unless that Party is able to establish that the fine or
penalty was imposed as a result of the fault of the other
Party, in which case. the other Party shall reimburse the
Party paying the fine or penalty. It is also agreed that.
for purposes of this agree.ent. operating costs will not
include the costs of sewage treatment.
(b) For the purposes of this agreement, the operating costs of
the forcemain will be derived as follows:
the capital cost of the forcemain section along Albert
Street. between the intersection of County Road No. 15
and Albert street and the ontario Hydro Sewage
Treatment Plant, divided by the total capital cost of
the Tiverton Sanitary Sewage project (exclusive of any
payments made to Ontario Hydro for sewage treatment
capacity), multiplied by the annual operating cost of
the Tiverton Sanitary Sewage System (exclusive of any
costs for treatment of sewage by Ontario Hydro).
,
.
'.
.
- 4 -
(c) Subject to the provisions of subsection (d) of this
section. the proportion of the operating costs for the
forcemain which are to be paid by the Township shall be
the same proportion that the annual sewage flow from the
Township is to the, total annual sewage flow carried by the
forcemain from all sources.
(d) Under the teras of another agreement (Village of Tiverton
and Ontario Bydro, dated July 10, 1990). Tiverton has
agreed to a cost sharing formula based upon flow. This
may be revised if waste concentrations exceed certain
established values. If the waste concentrations from the
Township are such that when combined with Tiverton's
sewage they cause the design concentrations to be exceeded
and Tiverton's cost sharing agreement with Ontario Hydro
is revised accordingly, then a revised or new basis of
cost sharing shall be established. Until the revised or
new basis is established. interim accounts shall be issued
and paid on the basis of the existing payment structure
and an adjusting payment shall be made, if required, when
the revised or new basis is established.
7. (1) The Township shall pay to Tiverton, on a yearly basis, the
sums due hereunder by the Township to Tiverton in
accordance with the accounts of Tiverton directed to the
Township for each such year. pay.¡ent is due 30 days from
the date of thé invoice directed to the Township. Any
delay in making pay.¡ent will result in the amount of the
payment attracting a monthly-interest charge of 1/12 of an
annual rate 2% over the Bank of Montreal (Canada) prime
rate from the date pay.¡ent was due until the date the
payment is made.
"
'.
- 5 -
(2) The mailing by Tiverton of an account by Prepaid Mail in
an envelope addressed to the Clerk of the Township shall
constitute delivery of the account to the Clerk of the
Township.
(3) In each year, Tiverton shall deliver to the Township a
statement showing how the charges hereinbefore referred to
are made up including any year-end adjustments, as
mutually agreed upon by both parties. For the purposes of
this paragraph, the year-end shall be deeaed to be
December 31st of each year.
8. For any period of time. the amount charged pursuant to this
Agreement will be based upon quantity of sewage measured for
that period of time by the sewage flow meters provided by
Tiverton and the Township. provided that if one or both of the
sewage flow meters fails to operate accurately or at all, the
amount charged shall be based upon the average quantity
previously recorded for any similar period of equal duration.
9. Tiverton is responsible only for the operation of the forcemain
and cannot control the operation of the sewage treatment plant
which is the ultï..te destination of the sewage. If. for any
reason. the flow accepted at the sewage treatment plant is shut
off or reduced, Tiverton shall endeavour to give the Township
as much notice as possible. If, for any reason, Tiverton
intends to shut off or reduce the volume of sewage carried in
the forcemain for purposes of ..intenance or repair. Tiverton
or its agent shall endeavour to'give the Township 72 hours
notice of its intention.
"
.
.
- 6 -
10. Tiverton will exercise reasonable care in the carrying out of
all of the terms of this Agreement, it being understood and
agreed, nevertheless between the parties hereto, that. subject
always to the obligation to exercise such reasonable care, no
warranty or liability on the part of Tiverton is intended nor
shall any warranty or liability be implied or imposed in
respect of the performance of this Agreement by Tiverton.
11. The Township shall, as soon as possible after the execution of
this Agreement and at least Ninety (90) days prior to the
Township requiring Tiverton to accept its sewage, pass a Bylaw
in a form as set out in Schedule "B- to this Agreement, to
control the discharge of sewage, as defined in the Ontario
Water Resources Act, into the sewage works or into any sever of
the Township. If the Township already has a Bylaw controlling
the discharge of sewage, it will amend the same to conform with
the BYlaw as set out in Schedule -B", and shall deliver a
certified copy of such Bylaw passed to Tiverton prior to the
co_ncement date, and shall not amend, further amend or
rèscind such Bylaw without the prior written·appro~al of
Tiverton and shall enforce such Bylaw with due diligence. The
approval of Tiverton to a Bylaw imposing more stringent
conditions shall not be required.
12. It is agreed that the sewage works within the Township and the
sanitary sewer from the Township to the forcemain inlet shall
be maintained by the Township.
13. The Township shall pass a Bylaw- within 180 days from the date
of this agreeaent, ensuring that no stora connection,
foundation drains, roof downspouts or other connections to the
sanitary sewers in the Township will be permitted.
14. The parties hereto agree that this Agreeaent shall not be
terainated. except with the mutual written consent of both
parties.
\ r.
- 7 -
15. Tiverton hereby agrees that in the event of any conflict with
the provisions of this Agreement and any other Agreement
between Tiverton and any other third Party pertaining to the
'forcemain referred to in this Agreement, the provisions of this
Agreement shall prevail.
16. The parties hereto agree that. in the event of any dispute
arising out of this Agreement. such dispute shall be submitted
to arbitration and the Minister of the Bnvironaent or some
person or persons designated by him shall act as the
arbitrator. The decision of such arbitrator shall be final and
binding upon the parties hereto.
17. Any written notice required by this Agreement shall be deemed
properly given if either mailed or delivered to the Village of
Tiverton, Box 130, Tiverton, Ontario, NOG 2TO on behalf of
Tiverton, or to the Township of Bruce, R. R. '3. Tiverton,
Ontario, NOG 2T0, on behalf of the Township. The address may
be changed at any time by either party by written notice.
.'
,
,
.¡
.
- 8 -
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties have duly executed this Agreement.
THE CORPORATION OF THE
VILLAGE OF TIV~TON
"'.... ~ - . ~, ~
Per:
~
.
----;..~.\: --
~ . . ,
-- '-
"
~
- -
"
-
.'
Reeve
--
Q, a-d / ,J-tfduJ
CI~k -
'-:::,.. :.
'/-
-
TBE CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF BRUCE
~~.
,
Reeve
-
~-
---"--
---"--...-"'/
-'-'"
-
~-
, -
. . .
~~
- -
Clerk
-
.-
.
.
"
.~
SCHEDULE "A" TO AN AGREEMENT
BETWEEN THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OP TIVERTON AND THE
CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BRUCE DATED THE
/r.¡ri.J DAY OF ìJ~k/ , 19jL.
STATEMENT OF CAPITAL COST CONTRIBUTION TO BB PAID TO THE VILLAGE OF
TIVERTON BY THE TOWNSBIP OF BRUCE WITH RESPECT TO USE OF THE SEWAGE
FORCEMAIN BETWEEN THE VILLAGE OP TIVERTON AND THE ONTARIO BYDRO BEC
SElf AGE TREATMENT PLANT.
Design Plow
Village of Tiverton
Township of Bruce
other Sources
700 .'"/d
135 maid
135 maid
Total Systeas
970 maid
% Township share of force-.in capital cost ~
135 m'"/d x 100%
970 maid
=
13.92%
Total Estimated Cost of Forcemain
from intersection of County Road
15 and Albert Street to Ontario Øydro
Sewage Treatment Plant
$225.000
Village of Tiverton Cost
(after Grants)
$ 3~,900 .
Township Share /13.92%)
of Tiverton Cost
$ 5,000
The parties hereto agree that the above-noted cost estimates
are esti..tes only and subject to final adjustment.
'. J. ~
"
, It. f
. '.~
SCHEDULE -B" TO AN AGREEMENT
BB'l'IfEBN TBE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF TIVERTON AND THE
CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BRUCE
DATED THE /t¡ti DAY OF 0( ~) , 19.JL.
-------------------------------------------------------------------
MODEL SEWER USE BYLAW
(August 1988 - ISBN 0-7729-4419-9)
..-
, ........ ,-'
¡'"The. C"C\,"~\-¡'''' "S; \-\\.. \"'''''',,}.¡~ ",ç k!.<"",,,," .76' ., -. ¿Z.bhC,"'"
, . \ -~. ~' 'L# poJl' t¡;.f;. ,on- ,;;..
,f ..la.....u tJ.a. C\\~\·n l~~e:.aLt.e ~.. . ~ r
- G' CORPORAT~. .~E VILI.AI:!> 6f' "flY[JRTON
- 1 .--.:' _
7" __'
BY-LAW NUMBER 1991-.:.1~
...
.'
Being a By-law to control discharge of sewage to the Municipal Sanitary Sewer
System pursuant to Municipal Act a.s.o., Section 210 Paragraph 147. "
. 11$t1 TOWNSHIP OF_J!~lU_Cj;:__. 'II
NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE ~¡(}ß¡~ ENACTS AS
~ THE FOLLOWING TO CONTROL AND REGULATE DISCHARGES OF SEWAGE TO THE JOINT ~
FORCEMAIN WHICH RUNS FROM TIVERTON TO THE ONTARIO HYDRO/MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT SEWAGS PLANT.
SECTION 1 ;
ì
I'
DEFINITIONS'
1. In this by-law:
(a) "acute hazardous waste chemical" means a material which is an "cute
hazardous waste chemical within the meaning of Ontario Regulation 309 mad,'
under the Environmental Protection Act (Ontario);
(b)
"authorized representative of the owner or operator" means
(i) A principal executive officer of at least the level of
vice president, if the owner or operator is a corporation; or
(ii) A general partner or proprietor if the owner or operator Is a
partnership or proprietorship, respectively; or
(iii)A duly authorized' representative of the individual deslgn"ted above
if such representative is responsiblt' for the overall operation 01 till' ;i
facilities from which the sewage discharge orfgln"t..s; }¡
"biocheml ca 1 ozygen demand" means ca rbonaceous oxygen dt'mand (bioet",m! ca I) I
as determined by Method·507 in Standard Methods when an inhibiting ch..mlca!
has been added to prevent ammonia oxidation; ~
,
I
:1
~ ~
(c)
(d) "blowdown" means the discharge of recirculating noncontact cooling water
the purpose of discharging materials contained in the wat..r, tlw lurth,'r
buildup of which would cause concentrations in amounts exceeding ilmlts
established by best engineering practices;
[ or!
;i
(e) "combined se.wer" means a SE'Wer intended to function simultaneously as a
storm sewer and a sanitary sewer;
(0 "commercial waste chemical" means a material which is a coo."crc[al wastl'
chemical within the meaning of Ontario Regulation 309 madr und..r th..
Environmental Protection Act ( Ontario);
I
,¡
(g) "conlposite sample" means a sample which [s composed of a
samples taken at intervals during the sampling period;
(h) "cyanide (total)" means cyanide as determined by Methods
Method 412C or 412D in Standard Methods;
(1) "de minimis dose" means a dose of radiation to an individual of .05
millisieverts per year;
(j) "de minimis waste" means any waste radioactive matcrlai that "I II not
result in a dose of radiation exceeding the de minimis dose regardless
of the quantity of the material or how it is used or managed;
se r i es of grab ii
"
4128 plus one 01
(k) "fuels" includes (1) any ignitable liquid int..nded for ust' as a lu..1 with
a flash point less than 61 degree Celsius as determined by one of the
methods in Ontario Regulations 309 made under the Environmental Protection
~ (Ontario) and (ii) gasoline, naptha, diesel fuel or fuel oil;
(I) "grab sampl.... is an aliquot of the flow being sampled taken at one
particular time and place;
(n)
"hazardous industrial waste" means a mate.rlal which Is a hazardous
industrial waste within the meaning of Ontario Regulation 309 made
Environmental Protection Act (Ontario);
undt'r
I
!I
I'
Ii
i'
II
"
r
t Ill'il
Ii
:I
(m)
"hauled sewage" means waste removed from a cesspool, a septic tank systt'm,
a privy vault or privy pit, a chemical toilet, a portable tollt't, a ~l'''agt'
holding tank or any other sewage syStem of a type rrgulatrd undt'r Part VI I
of the Environmental Protection Act (Ontario);
,'~;('
1f~
#,
,".. .~ .1
- ~
~
.. .2
,
...
/
T_,!
~
(0) "hazardous waste chemical" means a material which is an hazardous waste
chemical within the meaning of Ontario Regulation 309 made under the
Environmental Protection Act (Ontario);
(p) "ignitable waste" means a material which is an ignitable waste within th"
meaning of Ontario Regulation 309 made under the Environmental Protection
~ (Ontario);
(q) "industrial" shall mean of or pertaining to industry, manufacturing, COmmerc.',
trade, business, or institutions as distinguished from domestic or residential;
(r) "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,
byproduct, or waste product;
(s) "Kjeldahl Nitrogen" means organic nitrogen as determined by one of Method
420A or 420B in Standard Method;
(t) "matter" includes any solid, liquid or gas;
(u) "munic.ipality" means The Corporation of the Village of Tiverton or its
designated representative;
(v) '''noncontact cooling water" means water which is used to reduce t""p,'ratur<'
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;
(w) "once-through cooling water" means noncontact cool ing water that has been
circulated ~ through the cooling device;
,(x) "owner or "operator" means the owner or operator of any facility or activity
subject to the provisions of this by-law;
(y) "pathological waste" means a material which is a pathological waste within
the meaning of Ontario Regulation 309 made under the Environmental Protection
Act (Ontario) or any material which may be designated in writing by the
Chief Medical Officer of Health (Ontario);
(z) "PCB" means any monochlorinted or poly-chlorinated biphenyl or any mixture
of these or mixture that contains one or more of them;
(aa) "PCB waste" means a PCB waste within the meaning of Ontario Regulation
148/86 made under the Environmental Protection Act (Ontario);
(bb) "persons" includes an individual, association, partnership, corporation,
municipality, Provincial or Federal agency, or an agent or employee thereof;
(cc) "pesticides" means a pesticide regulated under the Pesticides Act (Ontario);
(dd) "pH" means the logarithm to the base of 10 of the reciprocal of the
concentration of hydrogen ions in moles per litre of solution;
(ee) "phenolic compounds" means those derivatives of aromatic hydrocarbons which
may have a hydroxyl group directly attached to the ring as determined by
one of Method 510B or 510C in Standard Methods;
(tf) "phosphorus" means total phosphorus as determined by both Method 424C
plus one of Method 4240, 424E, 424F, or 424G in Standard Methods;
(gg) "reactive waste" means a. material which is a reactive waste within
the meaning of Ontario Regulation 309 made under the Environmental
Protection Act (Ontario);
(hh) "sanitary sewerll means a sewer for the collection and transmission
of domestic, commercial, institutional and industrial sewage or any
combination thereof;
(ii) "severely taxic material" means any material listed in Schedule 1 01
Ontario Regulation 309 made under the Environmental Protection Act
(Ontario) ;
)0....
...1
, ,
, .
(jj)
t!l- $ /
"sewage" means any"'ldquid Ò'aste1~ntahning animal, vegetablf! or mioC'ral
matter in solution or in suspension, except uncontaminated water;
(kk) "sewage works" means any works for the collection, transmission, treatment
or disposal of sewage, or any part of such works;
(11) "SIC code" means Standard Industrial Classification Code contained in
either the Standard Industrial Classification Manual published by the
Minister of Supply and Services Canada, 1980 (Canadian SIC) or the
Standard Industrial Classification Manual published by the Executive
Office of the President, Office of Management and Budget, 1972 (U.S.
SIC) ;
(mm) "solvent extractable matter of animal or vegetable origin" means
grease and oil as determined by one of Methods 5Ò3A, 503B, 503C, or
503D in Standard Methods;
(nn) "solvent extractable matter of mineral or synthetic origin" means
grease and oil as determined by Method 503E in Stanaard Methods:
(00) "Standard Methods" means a procedure set out in Standard Methods Cor
the Examination of Water and Wastewater published jointly by the
American Public Ilea Ith Associat ion, American Water Works Assoc i"t ion
and Water Pollution Control Federation, 16th Edition (1985), current
at the date of testing, or a procedure published by the Ontario Ministry
of the Environment as a standard method or the equivalent oC a standard
method;
(pp) "storm sewer" means a sewer for the collection and transmission oC
uncontaminated water. stormwater, drainage fro~ land or from a watercourse'
or any combination thereof;
(qq) "stormwater" means water from rainfall or other natural precipitat ion
or from the melting of snow or ice;
(rr) "suspended solids" means solid matter in or on a 1 iquid which matter is
removable by filtering and dried at 103-105 degrees Celsius as
determined by Method 209C in Standard Methods;
(ss) "uncontaminated water" means water to which no matter has been added as
a consequence oC its use, or to modify its use, by any person;
(tt) "waste disposal site leachate" means leachate from any waste disposal
site; and
(uu) "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.
SECTION 2
DISCHARGES TO SANITARY SEWERS
DISCHARGES TO COMBINED SEWERS
2(1) No person shall discharge or deposit or cause or permit the discharge
or deposit of matter of a kind listed below into or in land drainage
works, private branch drains or connections to any sanitary sewer or
combined sewer:
1. matter of any type or at any temperature or in any Quant ity which
may be or may become a health or safety hazard to a sewage works
employee, or which may be or may become harmful to a sewage works,
or which may cause the sewage works effluent to contravene any
requirement by or under the Ontario Water Resources Act or the
Environmental Protection Act (Ontario), or which may cause the
sludge from sewage works to fail to meet the criteria relating
to contaminants for spreading the sludge on agricultural lands
under Ontario's Guidelines for Sewage SludKe Utilization on
AKricultural Lands (as revised January, 1986) unless the person
has been advised in writing by the operator of the sewage
treatment works that the sludge from the sewage treatment works
will never be used on agricultural lands, or which may interfere
with the proper operation of a sewage works, or which may impair
or interfere with any sewage treatment process, or which is or
may result In a hazard to any person, animal, property or vegetation
and;
.... 4
. r., .1
2. without limiting t(.fgên~{àlity. ~f th~ forgbing, any of the following:
(a) Solid or viscous substances in quantities or of such size as to be
capable of causing obstruction to the flow in a sewer, including
but not limited to ashes, bones, cinders, sand, mud, straw, shavings,
metal, glass, rags, feathers, tar, plastics, wood, unground garbagp,
animal guts or tissues, paunch manure, and whole blood.
(b) Sewage that may cause an offensive odour to emanate from a sewage
works, and without limiting the generality of the foregoing, sewage
containing hydrogen sulphide, carbon disulphide, other reduced
sulphur compounds, amines or ammonia in such quantity that may cause
an offensive odour.
(c) Except in the case of discharge into a combined sewer, stormwater,
water from drainage of roofs or land, water from a watercourse or
uncontaminated water.
(d) Water other than stormwater that has orginated from a source
separate from the water distribution system of the municipality.
(e) Sewage or uncontaminated water at a temperature greater than
65 degrees Celsius.
(f) Sewage having a pH less than 5.5 or greater than 9.5.
(g) Sewage containing more than 15 milligrams per litre of solvent
extractable matter of mineral or synthetic origin.
(h) Sewage containing more than 150 milligrams per litre of solvent
extractable matter of animal or vegetable origin.
(i) Sewage in which the biochemical oxygen demand exceeds 300 milligrams
per litre.
(j) SPW;JA" r:ontnintnA morr' thnn 150 mflli1~r;J",!'i pf'r liln- flf <.)1 ·i H'lIdl''¡
so II ds.
(k) Sewage containing more than 10 milligrams per litre of phosphorus.
(I) Sewage containing more than 100 milligrams per litre of Kjeldahl
nitrogen.
(m) Sewage containing more than 1 milligram per litre of phenolic
compounds.
(n) Sewage which consists of two or more separate liquid layers.
(o)'Sewage containing dyes or colouring materials which pass through
a sewage works and discolour the sewage works effluent.
(p) Sewage containing any of the following in excess of the indicated
concentrations;
1500 milligrams/litre
Chlorides expressed as CI
Sulphates expressed as S04
50 milligrams/litre
Aluminum expressed as Al
Iron expressed as Fe
10 milligrams/litre
Fluorides expressed as F
· ...5
,
~"
l-
s milli~rams/litre .
, ,
,
¡.
.,
Antimony expressed as Sb
Bismuth expressed as Bi
Chromium expressed as Cr
Cobalt expressed as Co
Lead expressed as Pb
Manganese expressed as Mn
Molybdenum expressed as Mo
Selenium expressed as Se
Silver expressed as Ag
Tin expressed as Sn
Titanium expressed as Ti
Vanadium expressed as V
3 milligrams/litre
Copper expressed as Cu
Nickel expressed as Ni
Zinc expressed as Zn
2 milligrams/litre
Cyanide (total) expressed as Cn
I milligram/litre
Arsenic expressed as As
Cadmium expressed as Cd
~.I milligrams/litre
Mercury expressed as Hg
(q) The following materials or sewage containing any of the following in "ny
amount;
Fuels
PCBs
Pesticides
Severely Toxic Materials
Waste Radioactive Materials
(r) The following materials or sewage containing any of the following in any
amount;
Hauled Sewage
Waste Disposal Site Leachate
(s) The following hazardous wastes in any amount;
Acute Hazardous Waste Chemicals
Hazardous Industrial Wastes
Hazardous Waste Chemicals
Ignitable Wastes
Pathological Wastes
PCB Wastes
Reactive Wastes
(2) In determining whether the limit with respect to any matter prescribed in
subsection 2(1) is contravened, the volume of any water that has been added
for the purpose of enabling the limit to be met and of any storm sewer
discharges to a combined sewer 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.
(3) Subclauses 2(1) 2.(b) and 2(1) 2.(s) do not apply to prevent the discharge
human waste.
(4) Subclause 2(1) 2.(d) does not apply to prevent the discharge of;
(a) Water taken in an amount greater than 50,000 litres pcr day from a
separate source when the owner or operator of the premisl's has a Permi t
to Take Water issued by the Ontario Ministry of Environment and a copy of
such permit has been provided to the municipality, or
,
...i>
(b)
, .
~,.;! 'f'
- r r "
Wa~er taken in an amount less i~an 50,000 litres per day from a
separate source when the owner or operator of the premises has provided
the municipality with the following information:
- .
-. ,
(i) Address of premises where the water is bei~g used;
(i!) Locat ion of the water source; and
·(iii)Amount of water being taken;
(5) Subclause 2(1) 2.(q) does not apply to prevent the discharge of waste
radioactive materials where they are being discharged in accorda~ce with
a licence from the Atomic EnerRY Control Board and a copy of the licence
has been provided to the municipality or to the discharge of de minimis
waste.
(6) Subclause 2(1) 2.(q) does not apply to prevent the discharge of PCBs when,
(a) the owner or operator of the premises has a certificate of approvai
relating to the premises from the Ontario Ministry of the Environment
which expressly allows the discharge or written approval from the
Director of the Ontarion Ministry of Environment which expressly
authorizes the discharge from the premises;
(b) the owner or operator of the premises has written approval from the
municipality which expressly authorizes the discharge from the
premises;
(c) the discharge contains a concentration of less than 5 micrograms
per litre of PCBs; and
(d) a copy of the certificate of approval or written authorization referred
to in clause (a) has been provided· to the municipality.
(7) Subclause 2(1) 2.(r) does not apply to prevent the discharge of waste
disposal site leachate when,
(a) the waste disposal site leachate is being discharged pursuant to a
certificate of approval or order relating to the premises under the
Environmèntal Protection Act (Ontario) or the Ontario Water Resources
~ which expressly allows the discharge;
(b) the owner or operator of the premises has written approval from the
municipality which expressly authorizes the discharge from the premises;
and
(c) a copy of the certificate of approval or written authorization
referred to in clause (a) has been provided to the municipality.
(8) Subclause 2(1) 2.(r) does not apply to prevent the discharge of hauled
sewage when,
(a) the carrier of the hauled sewage is a waste transportation system
operating under a licence issued under Part VII of the Environmental
Protection Act(Ontario);
(b) the carrier has written approval from the municipality which includes
a specified time and location for the discharge; and
(c) the discharge occurs at the approved time and location.
(9) Subclause 2(1) 2.(s) does not apply to prevent the discharge of pathological
waste that has been decontaminated prior to discharge when,
(a) the owner or operator of the premises has a certificate of approval from
the Ontario Ministry ~f the Environment which exp~essly allows the
discharge or written approval from the Director of the Ontario ~Iinistry
of the Environment which expressly autjorizes the discharge from the
premises;
(b) the owner or operator of the premises has written approval from the
municipality which expressly authorizes ,the discharge from the premises;
and
(c) a copy of the certificate of approval or written authorization referred
to in clause (a) has been provided to the municipality.
. . . .7
SECTION 3
t~
- ~
. ,
.
.
.
..
DISCHARGES TO STORM SEWERS
3(1) No person shall discharge or deposit or cause or permit the discharge or
deposit of matter of a kind listed below Into or in land drainage works,
private branch drains or connections to any storm sewer.
I. matter of any type or at any temperature or In any quantity which may;
(a) Interfere with the proper operation of a storm sewer;
(b) obstruct a storm sewer or the flow therein;
(c) result in a hazard to any person, animal, property or vegetation;
(d) Impair the quality of the water in any well, lake, river, pond,
spring, stream, reservoir or other water or watercourse; or
(e) result in the contravention of an approval, requirement, direction
or other order under the Ontario Water Resources Act or the Envir-
onmental Protection Act (Ontario) with respect to the storm sewer
or its discharge; and
2. without limiting the generality of the foregoing, any of the following;
(a) water at a temperature greater than 40 degrees Celsius;
(b) water having a pH less than 6.0 or greater than 9.0;
(c) water containing more than IS milligrams per litre of
suspended solids;
(d) water containing dyes or colouring material which dlscolour the
water;
(e) water containing solvent extractable matter of animal or v~getabl~
origin or of mineral or synthetic origin which causes a visible
film, sheen or discolouration on the water surface;
(f) water containing any of the following In exceSs of the Indicated
concentrations;
200 micrograms/litre
Ghromium expressed as Cr
50 micrograms/litre
Zinc expressed as Zn
Lead expressed as Pb
Nickel expressed as Ni
10 micrograms/litre
Copper expressed as Cu
I microgram/litre
Cadmium expressed as Cd
Mercury expressed as Hg
200 per 100 millilitres
Fecal coliforms
(g) the following matter in any amount;
Sewage
Once-through cooling water
Blowdown
'" .8
. .
, ~ ..
(h) the following mat'êA.als i'o any. amouNt;
Automotive or Machine Oils and Greases
Fuels
Paints and Organic Solvents
PCBs
Pesticides
SeverelyToxic Materials
Waste Disposal Site Leachate
Waste Radioactive Materials
(i) the following hazardous wastes in any amount;
Acute Hazardous Waste Chemicals
Hazardous Industrial Wastes
Hazardous Waste Chemicals
Ignitable Wastes
Pathological Wastes
PCB Wastes
Reactive Wastes
3(2) Subclause 3(1) 2.(g) does not apply to prevent the discharge of once-through
cooling water or blowdown when,
(a) the once-through cooling water or blowdown is being discharged pursuant
to a certificate of approval or order relating to the premises under the
Environmental Protection Act(Ontario) or the Ontario Water Resources Act
which expressly allows the discharge;
(b) the owner or operator of the premises has written approval from the
municipality which expressly authorizes the discharge from the premises;
and
(c) a copy of the certificate of approval or order referred to in clause (a)
has been provided to the municipality.
3(3) The provisions of Clause 3(1) 2. apply only to (I) the discharge of
stormwater runoff from industrial process areas to a storm sewer, and
(2) to any stormwater discharge to a storm sewer to which the matter
prohibited by subsection I has been added for the purpose of disposing
of the matter.
3(4) The provisions of Subclauses '3(1) Z.(c). (d). (e), and (f) do not apply to
prevent the discharge of stormwater runoff from industrial process areas to
a storm sewer when,
~a) the m,¡ne", 0: o?erato:"4 of the premises has a certificate of approva 1
or order relating to the premises under the Environmental Protection
Act (Ontario) or the Ontario Water Resources Act which expressly
ãÏÍows the discharge and a copy of the certificate of approval or
order has been provided to the municipality; or
(b) the owner or operator of the premises has written approval from the
municipality for a Best Management Practices Plan (ßMP) which has
been prepared in accordance with Schedule A.
SECTlD:, 4
IŒPOHTS
4(1) Notwithstanding sections 2 and 3, the owner or operator of any industrial
premises or class of Industrial premises listed in Schedule ß shall not
discharge or deposit or cause or permit the discharge or deposit of
sewage into or in land drainage works, private branch drains or connections
to any sanitary sewer, combined sewer or storm sewer, after the 23rd
day of July 1991
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply with respect to any industrial premises for which
a current Waste Survey Report prepared in accordance with Subsections (J) and
(4) has been filed at the municipality.
o¿> 7¡~"
, (1) Th" Wast" Survey R<,port ~~all' F"nlllln th,' fo(I'owing informat ion and ohall
be signed by an authorlzed<"reprefientapve o,(i th" Owner or op"rator;
(a) name and address of the premises, and nameS of its owner and operator;
(b) description of process operations, including waste discharge rat"s; and
contaminant concentrations, hours of operation, and Canadian or U.S.
Standard Industrial Classification codes;
(c) A schematic process diagram indicating waste discharge points and
waste descriptions;
(d) the generator registration number, If any, assigned with resp"ct
to the premises under Ontario Regulation 309 made und"r the
Environmental Protection Act (Ontario); and
(e) 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 und"r
Ontario Regulation 309 made under the Environmentsl Protection Act
(Ontario) relating to any material discharged into or In land drainage
works, private branch drains or connections to any sanitary, combined
or storm sewer.
(4) The Waste Survey report shall be in the form attached as Schedule 81.
(5) Where a change occurs in the information required under Clause (3)(a) contained
in a Waste Survey Report, the owner or operator of the premises sha II submit
the new information within 30 days of the change.
(6) Where a change occurs in any information required·under Clauses (3)(b).(c),(d),
or (e) described in a Waste Survey Report, the owner or operator of th"
premises shall not discharge or deposit or cause or p"rmit the discharg<'
or deposit of sewage into or In land drainage works, private branch dratns or
connections. to any sanitary sewer, combined sewer or storm seWl'r, attC'r 60 di1YS
after the change occurs unless a new Waste Survey Report has been submitted
setting out the change.
SECTION 5
AGREEMENTS
5(I)Subject to subsections (2), (3), and (4) the discharge or deposit of s"wag"
that would otherwise be prohibited by this by-law may be p"rmitt"d Into or
in any connection to any sanitary sewer or combined sewerto an ext"nt fixl'd bv
agreement with the municipality under such conditions with resp"ct to payment
of additional sewage service rates or otherwise as may be necessary to
compensate for any additional costs of operation, repair, and maintenance
of the sewage works.
(2) An agreement can only be made for discharge of the following parameters in
sewage: suspended solids, biochemical oxygen demand, phenolic compounds,
solvent extractable matter of animal or vegetable origin, Kjeldahl nitrog"n.
and phosphorus.
(3) Th" agreem"nt shall be in'llill&sffi'il"o.,.t"f,~~d as Sch"dule C. and,
upon recommendation of ~KIX~Y~
is authorized to execute such
agreements under authority of this by-law.
(l,~ HI...re ehe opera~ing authority for the sewage treatment plant which Is
receëvlng sewage defined In ~he agreement Is not the municipality, an
c, (eement under "his section does not become effective unless the operating
aU::;lo::-ity has reviewed and approved the agreement.
(5) A person who has entered Into an agreement with the mnnlclpallty shall not
- be prosecuted under Section 2 of this by-law for the discharge or deposit
of sewage containing the matters specified in the agreement and In
compliance with the agreement during the period within which th" agr"ement
Is applicable and so long as the agreement is being fully compll"d with.
...... 0
1. '-0-
!!. ~
SECTION 6
COMPLIANCE PROGRAM
6(~) A compliance program may be issued as set out in subsections (2) to (6)
for the discharge of a non-complying effluent during the period of
planning design, construction or installation of facilities to eliminate
the non-compliance.
(2) The owner or operator of industrial premises may submit to the municipality
a program to prevent or to reduce and control the discharge or deposit
of sewage into or in land drainage works, private branch drains or
connections to any sanitary sewer or combined sewer from premises.
(3) The owner or operator of industrial premises may submit to the municipality
a program to prevent or to reduce and control the discharge or deposit
of uncontaminated water or ·stormwater or eliminate the discharge or
deposit of sewage into or in land drainage works, private branch drains or
connections ~ny storm sewer from the premises.
(4) The municipality may issue an approval for a compllancl' program to thl'
person who submitted the program.
(5) Every compliance program shall be for a specified length of tlml' during
which the facilities are to be installed and shall be specific as to
the remedial actions to be implemented, the dates of connnencement and
completion, and the materials or other characteristics of the sewagl'.
uncontaminated water or stormwater to which it relates. The final
activity completion date shall not be later than the final compliance datl'
in the compliance program.
(6) The compliance program shall be in the form attached as Schedule D and,
upon reconnnendation of ~~
is author~zed to execute such compliance programs under authority of
this by-law.
(7) A pl'rson to whom a compliance prograr.. has bl'en issued shall submit a
compliance program progress report wfth,n 14 days after the scheduled
completion da;:e for each activity listed ;,n the compliance program.
(8) The compliance program progress report shall be in the form attachl'd as
Schedule E.
(9) Where the operating authority for the sewage treatment plant, land draJnagl'
works, or storm sewer which is receiving sewage. uncontaminated wAt~r or
stormwater from the premises identified in the letter of compliance program
is not the municipality, the compliance program does not becoml' I'[fectlve
unless the operating authority has reviewed and approved the compliance
program.
(to) A person to whom a compliance program has been issul'd shall not be
prosecuted under section 2 or 3 of this by-law for the discharge or deposit
of sewage, uncontaminated water or stormwater containing the mattl'rs
specified In the compliance program and in compliance with the compliance
program during the period within which the compliance program Is appllcabll'
and so long as the compliance program is being fully compiled with.
SECTION 7
SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS
7( I) Where a sample is required for the purpose of determining thp
characteristics or contents of the sewagp, uncontaminated water or
stormwater to which reference is made in this by-law;
(a) 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.
(b)
. .
... ~ . .. I . .t
except as other1rise s!,écifically.'provlded In this by-law, all
tests, measurements, analy~es and examinations of spwagc,
uncontaminated water and stormwater, shall be carried out In
accordance with Standard Methods; and
. . . "
(c)
for each one of the following metals: aluminum, antimony, arsenIc,
bismuth, cadmium, chromium, cobalt, copper, iron, lead, manganese,
~ercury, molybdenum, nickel, selenium, silver, tin, titanium,
vanadium and zinc whose concentration Is lImited in Suhc1allsPs
2(1) 2.(p) and 3(1) 2.(f), the analysis shall be for the quantity
of total metal, which includes all metal both dIssolved and
particulate.
SECTION 8
SPILLS
.'
8(1) Every person who discharges or deposits or causes or permits the
discharge or deposit of sewage into or in land drainage works,
private branch drains or connections to any sanitary sewer or combined
~ shall, if such discharge or deposIt is not in the ordinary
courSe of events forthwith notify the municipality or the agency
responsible for operating the sewage works receiving the discharge
or deposit.
(2) Every person who discharges or deposits or causes or permits the
discharge or deposit of uncontaminated water or stormwatcr into or
in land drainage works, private branch drains or connections to any
storm sewer shall, if such discharge or deposit is not in the ordinary
course of events forthwith notify the municipality or agency responsible
for managing the land drainage works or storm sewer.
(3) Every person who discharges or deposits or causes or permits the discharR"
or deposit of any of the items listed in subclauses 2(1) 2.(q) and (s)
into or in land drainage works, private branch drains or connections
to any sanitary sewer or combined sewer shall forthwith notify the
municipality or the agency responsible for operating the sewage works
receiving the discharge or deposit.
(4) Every person who discharges or deposits or causes or permits the dischargp
or deposit of any of the items listed in Subclauses 3(1) 2.(h) and (i)
into or in land drainage works, private branch drains or connections
to any storm sewer shall forthwith notify the municipality or agency
responsible for managing the land drainage works or storm sewer.
(5) For àny of the discharges in subsections 8(1), (2), (3) and (4) for
which the person is required to forthwith notify the municipalIty or
agency, the notification shall include the following information:
(a) name of the company and address of location of spill;
(b) name of person reporting the spill and telephone number wher
that person can be reached;
(c) time of the spill;
(d) type and volume of material discharged and any associated hazards;
and
(e) corrective actions being taken to control the spill.
(6) Within five days following a discharge to which subsection (5) applies,
the person shall submit to the municipality or agency a detailed
written report describing the cause of the spill and the actions takpn
or to be taken to prevent a recurrence.
SECTION 9
GENERAL
9(1) The owner or operator of industrial premises with one or more connections
to a sewage works shall install and maintain in good repair in each
connect ion a suitable manhole to allow observat ion and sampl ing
of the sewage and measurement of the flow of sewage therein, provided
that where installation of a manhole is not possible, an alternative
device or facility may be substituted with the written approval of the
of the municipality.
.. ..12
, .
- ~'J ,.-r:
(2) The manhole or alternate devic~ shali be located on the property
of the owner or operator of the premises, unless the
of the municipality has given written approval for a different location.
(3) Every manhole, device or facility installed as required by subsection (2)
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 h is expense.
(4) The Owner or operator of industrial premises shall at all times ensure
that every manhole, device or facility installed as required by
subsection (2) is at all times accessible for purposes of observing
and sampling the sewage and measuring the flow of sewage therein.
(5) The municipality may require the owner or operator of industrial
premises to instalI and maintain devices to monitor sewage discharges
and to submit regular reports regarding the discharges to the
municipal ity.
(6) For the purpose of.the administration of this by-law, a person appointpd
by council for the purpose may, upon production of his indentification,
enter any industrial premisPs, to observe, to measurp the flow of
sewage and to collect any samples required.
(7) No person shall break, damage, destroy, deface or tamppr or rausp or
permit with breaking, damaging, destroying, defacing or tampering with:
(a) any part of a sewage works; or
(b) any permanent or temporary device installed in a sewage works for
the purpose of measuring, sampling and testing of sewage.
(8) The agreement contemplated by Section 5 and the compliance program
contemplated by Section 6 may be terminated by the municipal ity on 30
days written notice if the discharge of sewage covered by such
agreement or compliance program is causing contravention of Clauses
2(1)1. and 3(1)1. of the by-law.
(9) The agreement contemplated by Section 5 and the compliance program
contemplated by Section 6 may be terminated by the municipality by
written notice at any time where there is an emergency situation
of immediate threat or danger to any person, property, plant or
animal life, or waters.
SECTION 10
OFFENCES
10(1) Every person who contravenes any provision of this by-law is guilty
of an offence and on conviction is liable to a fine of not more than
$2,000 for every day or part thereof upon which such offence occurs
or continues.
(2) Every person other than a corporation who contravenes any provision
of this by-law is guilty of an offence and on conviction is liable
for every day or part thereof upon which such offence occurs or
continues to a fine of not more than $5,000 for a first offence
and $10,000 for any subsequent conviction.
(3) Every corporation which contravenes any provision of this by-law
is guilty of an offence and on conviction is liable for every day
or part thereof upon whtch such offence occurs or continues to a
fine of not more than $25,000 for a first offence and $50,000 for
any subsequent conviction.
(4) In this by-law subsequent conviction means a conviction for an
offence which offence occurs after the date of conviction for an
earlier offence under this by-law or By-law No.
(5) Subsections (2), (3), and (4) come into force on the date section 11
of Bill No. 59 of the 1987 Hunicipa I Act Amendment Act comes into
force and subsection (1) is thereupon repealed.
SBC'l'IOR 11
This by-law shall only regulate discharge to the; Jointl S¡'wage'il'orcemain which
runs from Tiverton to the Ontario Hydro/Ministry of Environment Sewage Plant.
~ it,Ji
.'
.'
By-law introduced .and read a First time this TWENTY - THIRD day of July,
1991.
By-law read a Second time this TWENTY - THIRD day of July, 1991.
By-law read a Third time and finally passed, signed, sealed, and numb~r~d 19-
this TWENTY - THIRD day of July, 1991.
&~d~î(:#C'
REEVE
, 1//'
I,',
I
- ,.--...--,,- -
t
.
~
"
...~
~'
-
SCHEDULE A - BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMP) PLAN
A Best Management Practices Plan is a plan agreed to by the municipality with
guidance from the Ontario Ministry of the Environment and is developed for
activities which are associated with or ancillary to industrial manufacturing
or treatment processes. The ancillary sources addressed in BHP plan are
material storage areas; loading and unloading areas; plant site runoff;
in-plant transfer, process, and material handling areas; and sludge and
hazardous waste disposal areas. In general, the BMP Plan will include
practices used by industry for pollution control from these sources, safety
programs, fire protection, protection against loss of valuable raw materials
or products, etc. The following elements must be included in a BMP Plan:
General
I. Name and location of facility
2. Statement of BMP policy and objectives
3. Review by plant manager
Specific
'I. Establishment of BMP Committee
2. Risk Identification and Assessment
3. Reporting of BMP Incidents
4. Materials Compatibility
5. Good Hous.ekeeping
6. Preventive Maintenance
7. Inspection and Records
8. Security
9. Employee Training
,
"t:.-" ..'
ø --y
. .
,
SCHEDULE B - INDÛSTRIAL SECTORS
CATEGORY
Construction Industry
Food and Kindred Products
Meat
Poultry
Dairy
Fruit and Vegetables
Grain Mills
Fats and Oils
Bakery Products
Sugar Processing
Beverages
Seafood Processing
Misc. Food Processing
Tobacco
Textile Mill Products
Primary Textiles
Textile Products
Apparel & Other Textile Products
Lumber and Wood Products
. Timber Products Processing
Wood Preserving
Wood and Metal Furniture Manufacturing
Paper and Wood Products
Pulp, Paper & Paperboard Hills
Misc. Converted Paper Products
Building Paper and Board Mills
Printing and Publishing
Chemical and Allied Products
Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing
Phosphate Manufacturing
Plastics, Resins & Synthetic
Fibers M,
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Soaps and Cosmetics
Paints, Varnishes Manufacture
Gums and Wood Chemicals
Dye Manufacture
Organic Chemicals & Pesticide Man.
Pesticide Formulation
Fertilizer Manufacture
Adhesives and Sealants
Explosives
Ink Manufacture
Carbon Black
Chemicals and Prepar.
Petroleum Refining
Paving and Roofing Materials
Coal and Petroleum Products
Rubber and Misc. Plastic Products
Rubber Products
Plastics Molding
Leather and Leather Prod~
Leather Tanning and Finishing
Leather Goods
Stone and Glass Products
Stone Clay and Glass Products
Asbestos Manufacturing
Glass Manufacturing
Cement Manufacturing
SIC SIC (CANADIAN)
1600-1799 4011-4499
2011-2013 1011
2016-2017 1012
2021-2026 1041-1049
2032-2038 1031-1032
2041-2048 1051-1059
2074-2079 1061
2051-2052 1071-1072
2061-2067 1081-1089
2082-2087 1111-1141
2091-2092 1021
2095-2099 1091-1099
2110-2141 1211-1221
2211-2269 1800-1899
2271-2299 1900-1999
2311-2399 2441.:.2499
2411-2499 2511-2599
2491 2591
2510-2599 2611-2699
2600-2631 2711-2712
2640-2655 2731-2799
2661 2713-2719
2700-2799 2811-2899
2810-2819 3711
2818 3721-3729
2821-2824 3731
2830-2834 3741
2840-2844 3761-3771
2851 3751
2861 3712
2865 3712
2869 3712
2879 3712
2873-2875 3721-3729
2891 3792
2892 3711
2893 3791
2895 3711
2899 3711
2911 3611
2951-2952 3699
2991-2999 3612-3698
3011-3069 1500-1599
3070-3079 1600-1699
3111 1711
3131-3199 1712-1719
3200-3299 3511-3599
3292 3592
3211-3229 3561-3562
3271-3273 3521-3551
'" .. .
\~
.-'
.
.
Scheduh B continued:
,.':
Primary Metal Industries
Iron and Steel
Foundaries
Nonferroµs Metals Forming/Manu.
Alúmi\1umForming
Copper·Formtl)g
MIse. Primary Metal Products
Fabrieated'MetalProducts
Metal. Finishing
Eleètroplating
Coil COating
Ordnance and Accessories
Misc. Fabricated Metal Products
Equipment and Machinery
Machinery Manufacturing
Electrical & Electronic Compo
Battery Manufacturing
Mise Electrical Equipment
Transportation Equipment
Instruments & Related Products
Misc. Manufacturing
Photographic Chemicals Manu.
Transportation and Public Services
Transportation Services
Electricity Generation & Dist.
Water Supply
Waste Treatment and Disposal
Refuse Systems
Hazardous Waste Treaters
Wholesale and Retail Industry
Petroleum Products Dealers
Automobile Wrecking
Barrel and Drum Reclaimers
Scrap and Waste Materials
Solvent Reclaimers
Waste Oil Reclaimers
Services
Furniture Refinishing
Gasoline Service Stations
Automotive Repair
Photographic Services
Hospitals and Clinics
Industrial and Commercial Laundries
Funeral Services
Disinfecting and Exterminating
Building ,Maintenance
, .
3300-3317
3321-3325
3331-3369
3353-3355
3351-3357
3390-3399
2911-2921
2941
2951-2999
2951
2959
2999
3411-3569
3471
3479
3482-3489
3490-3499
3011-3099
3011-3099
3011-3099
3011-3099
3011-3099
3500-3599
3612-3690
3691-3692
3693-3699
3711-3799
3811-3873
3911-3999
3861
3111-3199
3311-3399
3391
3392·-3399
3211-3299
3911-3914
3921-3999
4000-4799
4911-4931
4941
4952
4953
4953
4511-4599
4911
4931
499<¡
4<¡99
4999
5983-5989
5015
5085
5093
5093
5093
5111
5911
5919
5919
5919
5919
7641
5541
7532-7549
7384
8062-8072
7211-7219
7261
7342
7349
6213
6331
6351-6399
6571
8611-8619
9721-9729
9731
9951
9952-9959
... . .. .,.. -"
1'.~'" 1'r
SCHEDULE Bl - WASTE SURVEY REPORT
VILLAGE OF
WASTE SURVEY REPORT
SECTION 1 - General Information
(a) Name of Person Submitting Report:
(name)
(company name, corporation,
owne r)
telephone no.
(postal address)
(postal code)
(b) Company Officer responsible for effluent control;
(name)
(telephone no.)
(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)
(title)
(date)
,
..... ...-.:
"
.
,.
Schedule Bl
SECTION 2 - Product or Service lnfo~tion
(a) Canadian or Standard Industrial Classification Codps (SIC)
These are [] Canadian SICs or [] SICs.
(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:
(f) Are major processes:
[ ] batch [] continuous
Number of days per wepk
[] 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 activities:
~...,¡
Schedule Bl
. '":< ...~ (..~ .r'
,SECTION 3 -, Waste, Characterilt'(ic6 ,.
.
. .
(a) List all sources of water supply:
(b) Type of waste discharged (check all that apply):
TYPE FLOW/DAY 3
AVE. (m /day)
[ ] sanitary [ ] estimated [ ] measured
[ J noncontact cooling [ ] est imated [ ] measured
[ ] contact cooling [ ] estimated [ ] measured
[ ] process [ ] estimated [ ] measured
[ ] other [ ] estimated [] measured
(c) Wastes are discharged to (check all that apply):
TYPE 3
AVE. FLOW I DAY (m Iday)
[.] sanitary #1 [ ] est imated [] measured
U san ita ry #2 [ ] estimated [ ] measured
[ ] . sto-rm sewet #1 [J estimated [J mea su rcd
[ ] stor:m sewer #2 [ ] estimated [ ] measured
[ ] ground water [ ] estimated [ ] measured
[ ] surfac-e water [ ] est imated [ ] measured
[] evaporation [] estimated [ ] mCðsured
(attach additional list as necessary)
(d) Expected characteristics of wastes discharged to sanitary and storm
sewers (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 and
storm sewer connections. (Number sewers so that they can be related to
Pollutant Information Sheets).
SECTION 5 - Regulation 309 Information
For wastes discharged into or in connections to any sanitary sewer or combined
or storm sewer.
(a) Generator registration number:
u......c.vuJ.t;': 'OJ.
SECTION 6 - ReR~Iatlon 30~'~f~~~lon
For wastes discharged into or in connections to any sanitary sewer or
combined sewer or storm sewer (complete Section 6 for each sewer).
(a) Description of waste:
(b) Description of generating process:
(c) Primary characteristic:
Analytical data (if applicable):
Name of Laboratory (if applicable:
Waste Class:
Hazardous Waste Number:
(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
[ ] Cyclone
[] Filtration
[] Flow Equalization
[) Grease or oil separation, type
[ ] Grease trap
[] Grit removal
[] Ion Exchange
[] Neutralization, pH correction
[) Ozonation
[) Reverse Osmosis
[] Screening
[) Sedimentation
[] Septic tank
[] Solvent sparation
[] Spill protection
[] Sump
[] Biological treatment, type
Schedule BI cont.
~;~~'~fJ'
.
[] Rainwater diversion or storage
[] Other chemica treatment, type
[] Other physical treatment, type
[] . Other, type
[] No pretreatment provided
.
SECTION 8 - Pollutant lnfo~tion Sheet (Controlled Hatter)
Information for: [] Sanitary sewer [] storm sewer
Sewer number
Indicate by plancing an "x" in the appropriate box for each listed
parameter whether it is "suspected to be absent", "known to be absent't,
"suspected to be present" or "known to be present" and the known or
èxpected concentration in milligrams per litre.
KNOWN SUSPECTED KNOWN
PRESENT PRESENT ABSENT
23. arsenic
24. cadmium
25. phenolic
compounds [ ]
26. mercury []
27. BOD []
28. TSS []
PARAMETER
1. ch lorldes
2. sulphates
3. aluminum
4. Iron
5. fluoride
6. phosphorus
7. antimony
8. bismuth
9. chromium
10. cobalt
11. lead
12. manganese
13. mo I ybdenum
14. selenium
15. silver
16. tin
17. titanium
18. vanadium
19. copper
20. cyanide
21. nickel
22. zinc
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ J
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ J
[ J
[ J
[ ]
[ ]
[ J
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ J
[ ]
[ J
[]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ J
[ ]
[ ]
[J
[ ]
[ J
[ J
[ J
[]
[ ]
[J
[ ]
[ ]
[]
[]
[J
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[J
[ J
[ ]
[]
[ J
[J
[ J
[ J
SUSPECTED
ABSENT
CONCENTRA T1 ON
!!!&lli t rc
[ J
[J
[J
[ ]
[ J
[ ]
l J
[ J
[J
[ J
[J
( J
(J
[J
[ J
( J
[J
[ ]
[ ]
[J
[ ]
[ ]
[]
( ]
[ ]
[ )
[J
[ ]
[J
( )
[J
( )
[J
[ )
[]
[]
[ ]
[ )
[ J
[ )
[ ]
[J
[ J
[J
[J
[J
[ )
[J
[J
lJ
[ ]
[ )
[ J
( J
[ )
[ )
Schedule Bl
,
'!. . A- .Y--~
.~r ,(~ ~ ,~...
SECTION 8 - Pollutant InfonDation Sheet (controlled Hatter)cont.
KNOWN SUSPECTED KNOWN SUSPECTED CONCENTRATION
PARHATER PRESENT PRESENT ABSENT ABSENT ¿sJ litre
29. oi 1 & grease
(animal/veg) [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]
30. oil & grease
(mineral/syn) [ ) [ ] [ ] []
31. Kjeldahl nitrogen [ ] [ ] [ ] []
Information for: [J sanitary sewer number
SECTION 9 - Pollutant InfonDation Sheet (No Discharge)
Indicate by placing an "x" in the appropraite box for each 1 isted
parameter whether it is "suspected to be absent", "known to be tibscntll,
"suspected to be present" or "known to be present" and the known or
expected quantity in kg/month.
KNOWN SUSPECTED
QUANTITY
PARAMETER PRESENT PRESENT
KNOWN SUSPECTED
kg/month
ABSENT ABSENT
32. pesticides []
33. acute hazardous
waste chemicals[]
[ ]
[ ]
34. fuels
35. hazardous
industrial
wastes
[ )
[]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ )
[ )
36. hazardous waste
chemicals
[ ]
[ ]
[ )
[ ]
37.
38.
[ )
ignitable waste []
pathological
wastes
[ ]
[]
[ ]
[]
[ ]
[J
39. PCB wastes
[ )
[ ]
[ )
40. reactive waste
41. severly toxic
materials []
42. waste radio- []
active materials
[ )
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[J
[ ]
[]
[ )
[]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
[]
[ ]
,
., --I:' Þ' -" -,
of' ,f,;¡ j:
.
.7
SCHEDULE C
AGREEMENT FORM
THIS AGREEMENT made
this
BETWEEN
day of
A.D. 19
(hereinafter called the Municipality)
OF THE FIRST PART
-and-
(hereinafter called the Company)
OF THE SECOND PART.
VIIEREAS
day of
Municipality; and
the Municipality enacted By-law No.
, relating to the discharge
on the
of sewage In the
VIIEREAS the said By-law prohibits the discharge of
industrial sewage containing certain substances in quantities in excess
of the limits set by the By-law but provides that the Municipality may
permit the discharge of industrial waste which would otherwise be prohibited
by the said By-law to an extent fixed by agreement with the Municipality
under such conditions with respect to payment or otherwise as may be necessary
to·compensate for any additional costs of treatment, and
VIIEREAS the Company carries on an Industrial activity within the
Municipality at premises known as which
activity produces a sewage discharge in which the quantity of one or more
of Suspended Solids, Biochemical Oxygen Demand (hereinafter referred to as
B.O.D.), Phenolic Compounds, Kjeldahl nitrogen, Phosphorus, or solvent
extractable matter of animal and vegetable origin (hereinafter referred to
as Grease), Is above the permissible limits set out In the said By-law
which results in materially adding to the cost of treatment at the municipal
sewage works.
NOW THEREFORE THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH that the parties hereto
mutually covenant and agree as follows:-
1. (I) During the currency of this agreement the QUANTITY OF SEWAGE DISCHARGED
by the Company from Its premises at
to the sanitary sewer or combined sewer system shall not exceed
cubic metres per day and the RATE OF SUCH DISCHARGE OF SEWAGE
from the said premises shall not exceed cubic metres per hour.
(2) In calculating the quantity of sewage for the purpose of
this agreement, stormwater shall be excluded.
2. During the currency of this agreement only, the QUALITY OF THE SEWAGE
discharged by the Company from the said premises to the sanitary sewer
or combined sewer system HAY EXCEED THE LIMITS SET BY THE BY-LAW with
respect to the quantity of Suspended Solids, B.O.D., Phenolic Compounds
Grease, Phosphorus and Kj~ldahl Nitrogen provided that they SHALL NOT
EXCEED THE FOLLOWING LIMITS AT ANY TIME.
(a) Suspended Solids milligrams/litre
(b) B.O.D. milligrams/litre
(c) Pheno lie Compounds - milligrams/litre
(d) Grease milligrams/litre
(e) Phosphorus mi Illgrams/II t n'
(f) Kjeldahl Nitrogen mllllgrams/1 it n'
,
..
.
·7"4-" "",
~.
3. THE DISCHARGE OF SEWAGE BY the Company from the said premises
containing Suspended Solids, B.O.D., Phenolic Compounds, Grease, Phosphorus or
Kjeldahl Nitrogen, IN EXCESS OF THE ABOVE LIMITS shall constitutr a t,ontrav('nLfon
of this agreement and thus a contravention of the By-law.
4. In determining the quality of sewage for the purposes of this
agreement, the volume of any stormwater or any water which is required to
be deducted for the purposes of Section 5(1) of By-law No.
shall be deducted and Standard Methods as defined in the by-law shall be
used.
5.
THIS AGREEMENT SHALL REMAIN IN FORCE from
until December 31st, , and be automatically
renewed on Janua.ry 1st and annually thereafter, on the same
terms unless a new agreement is ~eached or this agreement is terminated
as hereinafter provided.
6. THIS AGREEMENT MAY BE TERMINATED BY THE MUNICIPALITY at
any time on 30 days written notice sent by registered mail addressed to the
Company at the said premises, if:
(a) The sewage is causing a health or safety hazard to a sewage
works employee; or
(b) The sewage is causing damage to the sewers, materially
increasing their maintenance costs or causing a dangerous
condition; or
(c) The sewage is causing damage to the sewage treatment process
or causing a dangerous condition in the treatment works; or
(d) The sewage is causing the sludge from the sewage works,
to fail to meet criteria relating to contaminants for
spreading the sludge on agricultural lands under
Ontario's Guidelines for Sewage Sludge Utilization on
Agricultural Lands(as revised January, 1986); or
(e) The sewage is causing the sewage works effluent to
contravene any requirement by or under the Ontario Water
Resources Act or the Environmental Protection Act
(Ontario); or
(f) The sewage is causing a hazard to any person, animal, property.
or vegetation; or
(g) The sewage is contrary to By-law No. in any way other
than as provided herein.
7. THIS AGREEMENT MAY BE TERMINATED BY THE MUNICIPALITY at any
time where there is an emergency situation of immediate threat or danger
to any person, property, plant or animal life, or waters.
8. THIS AGREEMENT MAY BE TERMINATED BY THE COMPANY at any time
on 30 days written notice sent by registered mail addressed to the
of the Municipality.
9. IN THE EVENT OF A RENEWAL IF THE MUNICIPALITY GIVES WRITTEN NOTICE
sent by registered mail to the Company as aforesaid at any time within 30
days before or after the start of each calendar year, THAT THE AMOUNT OF THE
FEE OR ANY OF THE LIMITS HEREINBEFORE SET OUT ARE TO BE CHANGED and no new
agreement can be reached between the Municipality and the Company, this
agreement may be terminated at the option of the Municipality at any time
without notice 90 days after the registered notice was sent.
10. EXCEPT AS HEREIN OTHERWISE EXPRESSLY PROVIDED THE COMPANY SHALL
CONFORM TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE SAID BY-LAW of the Municipality relating
to the discharge of sewage a~d in the event of termination of this
agreement the Company shall conform to the provisions of the said By-law.
II . THE COMPANY HEREBY COHYENANTS AND AGREES TO PAY TO THE
MUNICIPALITY a fee based on an average excess suspended solids of
milligrams/litre, an average excess B.O.D. of milligrams/litre,
an average excess phenolic compounds of milligrams/litre, an average
excess of grease of milligrams/litre, an average excel 1 of Kjeldahl
nitrogen of milligram/litre, an average excess of phosphorus of
milligrams/litre, An estimated annual plant discharge of
cubic meters, and at a treatment cost set by the Municipality on a year to year
basis.
,
o.
.
>
" - -1' ,
-r,~ ';j l'
The said fee 'shall become due and be paid quarter yearly on the
last days of March, June, September and December in each year of any renewal
until terminated as herein provided. The fee payable for the period
, to December 31, , shall be ($ ), payable
in quarter yearly installments of ($ ).
12(1) THE OOHPANY COVENANTS AND AGREES TO PAY TO THE MUNICIPALITY on demand
interest on overdue amounts at the prime rate existing for the day on which
such amount is due and calculated from such date to the date of payment.
(2)
quoted by
business
periodic
In Subsection (1), "Prime Rate" means the lowest rate of interest
chartered banks to the most creditworthy borrowers for prime
loans as determined and published by the Bank of Canada in the
publication entitled the Bank of Canada Review.
13. THE MUNICIPALITY HAY TERMINATE THIS AGREEMENT at Its option without
notice if the Company fails for more than two months to pay an overdue account
but such termination shall not relieve the Company from its liability to
make such payment.
14.(1) Where the Company has substantially reduced the quantity of the
substances discharged under the terms of this agreement by reason of the
installation of pretreatment facilities or a change in its processes or
operations, the Company shall be entitled to a reduction in the charge so
that the payments shall be based on the reduced quantity discharged.
(2). A reduction under Subsection (I) in the amount of the charge
shall not take effect until 30 days from the date that the Company notifies
the Municipality in writing of the change and until the Municipality has
had such additional time as may be necessary in the circumstances to take
samples and re-evaluate the waste being discharged.
(3) Where it is determined that the quantity of the substances discharged
under the terms of this agreement has substantially increased, the Municipality
shall be entitled to increase the charge so that payments shall be based on
the increased quantity discharged.
(4) An increase under Subsection (3) shall not take effect until the
Municipality notifies the Company in writing of the increase in the amount
of the charge, and the effective date of the increase.
15. THIS AGREEMENT shall enure to the benefit of, and be binding
upon the heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns of th~
parties hereto.
16.
authority
where the
THIS AGREEMENT has been reviewed and is acceptable to the operating
of the Sewage Treatment Plant (This section is to be deleted
Municipality is the operating authority).
17 THIS AGREEMENT has been reviewed and is acceptable to The
Corporation of The of . (This section is only
used where the contaminants dealt with may have an effect on sewers of a
second municipality e.g., where the sewage first run through an area
municipality's collector sewers before entering a regional municipality's
sewage wo rks) .
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have hereunto
affixed their Corporate Seals attested to by the hands of their
respective proper officers in that behalf duly authorized.
SIGNED, SEALED AND
DELIVERED in tbe presence of =,
) MUNICIPALITY
)
)
)
Municipal Official
Company Official
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
Treasurer
)
)
) Company Name
¡
Operating Authority of STP
,
,:---œ-'Þ
'ê t .?
."
SCHEDULE D - LETTER OF COHPLIANCE PROGRAM
LETTERHEAD
Address:
Date:
Attention'of:
COMPLIANCE PROGRAM NUMBER
In accordance with the provision of Section
By-law , you are hereby granted
attached program identified in Appendix I
of
a compliance program for
subject to the following
th<,
condi tions:
I. During the period covered by this compliance program
of the
uncontaminated water, or stormwater) discharged by your
said premises to the
(sanitary, combined or storm) sewer system or land drainage works may <,xc<,<,d
the limits set by By-law with respect to the parameters list<,d
below provided that they shall not exceed the following limits at any tim<,;
only, the quality
,(sewage,
Company from the
parameter
limit (mg/litre)
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
2.
The discharge of
uncontaminated water or
premises containing the
limits listed in Item I
this compliance program
(sewage,
stormwater), by your company from the said
parameters listed in Item I in excess of the
shall constitute a contravention of
and thus a contravention of the said by-law.
3. The compliance program may be terminated at any time on 30 days written
notice sent by registered mail addressed to the Gompany at the said
premises, if
(a) The sewage is causing a health or safety hazard to a sewage
works employee; or
(b) The sewage is causing damage to the sewers, materially increasing
their maintenance costs or causing a dangerous condition; or
(c) The sewage is causing damage to the sewage treatment process or
causing a dangerous condition in the treatment works; or
(d) The sewage is causing the sludge from the sewage works, to fall
to meet criteria relating to contaminants for spreading the
sludge on agricultural lands under Ontario's Guidelines for
Sewage Sludge Utilization on Agricultural Lands(as revised January
1986); or
(e) The sewage is causing the sewage works effluent to contravene any
requirement by or under the Ontario Water Resources Act or the
Environmental Protection Act (Ontario); or
(f) The sewage is causing a hazard to any person, animal, property,
or vegetation; or
(g) The sewage is contrary to By-law No.
as provided herein.
in any way other than
(The above clauses should be appropiately changed if the complianc<,
program is being issued for the discharge of stormwater).
.>
.
.
,. .'!-" .. ,
.' ~ ?
4. The compliance program may be terminated at any time where there is an
emergency situation of immediate threat or danger to any person, property.
plant or animal life, or waters.
5. This compliance program shall remain in force until
provided the following timetable is adhered to:
COMPLIANCE PROGRAM ACTIVITIES SCHEDULED
COMMENCEMENT DATE
SCHEDULED
COMPLETION DATE
a. Select Engineer
b. Engineering Investigation of
Plant Conditions (Industrial
Process Review & Wastewater
Characterization)
c. Select Treatment Process &
Design Criteria (Treatability
Studies).
d. Detsiled Design of Treatment
System (Plans & Specifications)
e. Preparation of Ope rat ions
Manual
f. Select Contractor for
Installation/Construction
g. Commence Construction
I. Site Preparation (survey
excavation, etc.)
ii. Foundation work & Under
ground Utilities (slabs,
sewer, etc.)
ill. Structural Work (Bldgs
etc. )
iv. Mechanical Work (control
pane is, etc. )
v. Electrical Work (control
pane is . etc. )
vI. Site Finish Work (fences
clean-up etc.)
h. Pretreatment System Start Up
6. You must, however, take all necessary steps to ensure that all other
conditions and parameters listed in the By-Law are not exceeded, as
there are no other exemptions.
7. This Compliance Program ha's been reviewed and is acceptable to the
operating authority of the Sewage Treatment Plant.. (This section is
to be deleted where the municipality is the operating authority).
.
..
~ "'.",..'11.' . ,
. # ,~ 1- ?
8, This Compliance Program has been reviewed and is acceptable to the
Corporation of The of , (This
section ip only used where the contaminants dealt with may have an
effect on sewers of a second municipality e.g., where the sewage
first runs through an area municipality's collector sewers before
entering a regional municipality's sewer works).
9. You must acknowledge your acceptance of this compliance program by
returning a signed copy of this letter on compliance program within
30 days of your receipt of the letter.
Municipal Officer
'Operating Authority of STP
Signed and Accepted by:
Authorized Representative
Company Name
-
.~
.
.
l- . .~
1', "'y-" ~
1/ :l'- ,~
"
SCHEDULE E - COMPLIANCE PROGRAM PROGRESS REPORT*
COMPANY NAME:
ADDRESS
DATE SUBMITTED:
AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE:
1. COMPLIANCE PROGRAM ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION:
2. SCHEDULED COMPLETION DATE FOR ABOVE ACTIVITY:
3,
ACTIVITY COMPLETED ON SCHEDULE?
YES [ ]
NO [ ]
4. IF NOT ON SCHEDULE, INDICATE ANTICIPATED COMPLETION DATE:
5. STATE REASON FOR DELAY, IF APPLICABLE:
6. WHAT ACTION HAS BEEN INITIATED TO RETURN PROJECT TO ORIGINAL SCIIEDULE? '
* Report is to be submitted within 14 days after schedule completion of
each Activity listed in the Compliance Program.