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Record of Future Alteration Authorized for Separate Sewers/Nominally Separate Sewers/Forcemains

Published by Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks

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Type: Form
Published by: Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks
Date: 05/25/2022
Form reference: Form SS1
For: designer
Signed by: Licensed Engineering Practitioner · Owner · Owner Representative
Building types: All building types
Pages: 2
Agencies: Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks

Overview

Form SS1 of the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks, a two-page record for an alteration authorized for separate sewers, nominally separate sewers or forcemains, linked by the City of Kitchener on its sanitary and stormwater alterations page. Its five parts give the approval number, the description of the alteration, verifications by a Licensed Engineering Practitioner and by the owner, and a post-construction verification for inspection and testing. It carries the note to retain the completed form.

What it covers

Part 1 - Environmental Compliance Approval Number
Part 2 - Description of separate sewer/nominally separate sewer/forcemain alteration
Part 3 - Verification by Licensed Engineering Practitioner
Part 4 - Verification by Owner
Part 5 - Post Construction Verification by Owner for Inspection and Testing

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