- Alias
- Complete Sewer By-law Assessment Report
- Window
- 60 days after delivery of the written notice
- Form ref
- Sewer Use By-law 14-090
- Applies to
- owner
The report Hamilton Water's Environmental Monitoring & Enforcement unit uses to evaluate a premises against the City's Sewer Use By-law 14-090. Seven pages record the physical address, property owner and occupier, site layout and business activities, then surcharge sources, wastewater discharge types and annual volumes, hauled sewage and interceptors, pretreatment systems, stormwater discharges and potable water diversion, materials handling and spill contingency planning. Grey shaded areas are for City use, an officer's verification inspection is booked on the first page, and the occupier declares the information true.
What it covers
- General
- Instructions
- Verification Inspection
- 1.0 Physical Address of Premises/Project
- 1.1 Property Owner Information
- 1.2 Property Occupier Information
- 1.3 Site Information/ Layout
- 1.4 Business Activities
- 2.0 Surcharge Sources
- 2.1 Wastewater Discharge Type
- 2.2 Hauled Sewage and Interceptors
- 2.3 Pretreatment of Wastewater Discharges
- 2.4 Stormwater Discharges
- 2.5 Potable Water Diversion
- 3.1 Materials Handling and Disposal
- 3.2 Spill Contingency Planning
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- Publisher
- City of Hamilton — Hamilton Water, Environmental Monitoring & Enforcement
- Category
- Study requirements · non residential
- Published under
- Sewer Use By Law — the municipality's own heading
- Submit to
- City of Hamilton Environmental Monitoring & Enforcement
- Instruments
- Sewer Use By-law 14-090 · Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. M.56
- Signatories
- occupier of the premises
- Required for
- Premises served with a written notice from an officer under Part 5 of the Sewer Use By-law
- Document date
- May 2025
- Building types
- non-residential
- Tags
reportsewer-usewastewaterenvironmental-compliancenon-residential