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Sewer Discharge Permit Application

Published by City of Hamilton — Environmental Monitoring & Enforcement, Hamilton Water Division, Public Works under Sewer Discharge Permits

Alias
Sewer Discharge Permit Application Form
Form ref
Part 11 of the Sewer Use By-law 14-090
Valid for
Three years from the date of issuance
Applies to
owner

The City of Hamilton's application for a sewer discharge permit, administered by the Environmental Monitoring and Enforcement unit of the Hamilton Water Division under Part 11 of the Sewer Use By-law 14-090. Three sections gather the premises, registered owner, occupier, applicant and consultant particulars, then water account, insurance, water balance and maximum discharge rate information, then fees and certification. Seven schedules follow, one for each permit type: overstrength, surcharge, compliance program, chlorides, temporary, conditional and construction dewatering.

What it covers

  • Section 1 – General Information
  • Section 2 – Supporting Information
  • Section 3 – Fees and Certification
  • Schedule A - Overstrength
  • Schedule B - Surcharge
  • Schedule C – Compliance Program
  • Schedule D - Chlorides
  • Schedule E – Temporary
  • Schedule F - Conditional
  • Schedule G – Construction Dewatering
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Publisher
City of Hamilton — Environmental Monitoring & Enforcement, Hamilton Water Division, Public Works
Category
By-laws · non residential
Published under
Sewer Discharge Permits — the municipality's own heading
Agencies
Environmental Monitoring and Enforcement Unit, Hamilton Water Division
Submit to
Environmental Monitoring and Enforcement Unit
Instruments
Sewer Use By-law 14-090 · Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. M.56
Signatories
registered owner of the premises · occupier
Required for
New and amended sewer discharge permits
Document date
March 2025
Building types
non-residential
Tags
applicationpermitssewer-dischargeenvironmentalnon-residential
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