MississaugaSite Alteration & EngineeringSite Alteration
How To Get Disconnected
Published by City of Mississauga
This is the City of Mississauga’s document, as published on its website on 19 October 2026. The municipality may have changed it since: check the current version at the source. Legal notice
- Type
- Guide
- Published by
- City of Mississauga
- For
- homeowner
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 4
- Covers note
- The sheet's text layer is partly garbled OCR over the illustrations; only the headings it prints cleanly are listed.
Overview
A four-page illustrated how-to carried on the City of Mississauga's stormwater and your home page. It walks a homeowner through assessing the property — the number of downspouts, the ten per cent of roof area of yard space to absorb the storm water, and the two metre discharge distance from the foundation — then the tools and materials to buy, the nine inch cut above the standpipe, capping the standpipe, and fitting elbows and extensions with sheet metal screws. A twice-yearly eaves trough maintenance list closes it.
What it covers
- Plan your disconnection in advance
- Get disconnected
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