- Form ref
- Part 9 of the Sewer Use By-law 14-090
- Applies to
- any
- Signatories
- applicant
- Document date
- May 2025
The generator's side of the City of Hamilton's hauled sewage program, paired with the waste hauler package the carrier completes: it identifies the source premises. Issued by Environmental Monitoring and Enforcement under Part 9 of the Sewer Use By-law 14-090, it records the company and its Ministry of Environment compliance approval or registry number, the sewage type — industrial, domestic, sludge, leachate or other — the description, location and volume of the tank or lagoon, and a checklist of accompanying documents. A release and indemnity closes the form.
What it covers
- Company Name
- Company Physical Address
- Ministry of Environment Environmental Compliance Approval (ECA) or Environmental Activity and Sector Registry (EASR) #
- Sewage Sources Proposed to be Discharge into the City of Hamilton Sewer Works Under This Permit
- Description of Waste, Location, and Volume of Tank/Lagoon/etc
- Documents Required to be Submitted for Permit
- For Office Use Only
- Release and Indemnity
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- Publisher
- City of Hamilton Environmental Monitoring and Enforcement
- Category
- Inspections
- Published under
- Hauled Sewage Program Permits — the municipality's own heading
- Alias
- Generator Permit to Discharge Hauled Sewage Sludge or Industrial Sewage Application
- Agencies
- City of Hamilton Environmental Monitoring and Enforcement · Ministry of Environment
- Submit to
- City of Hamilton Environmental Monitoring and Enforcement (sewerusebylaw@hamilton.ca)
- Instruments
- City of Hamilton Sewer Use By-law 14-090 · Sewer Use By-law Schedule B
- Required for
- A generator permit to discharge hauled sewage sludge or industrial sewage
- Tags
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