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SPR/SPA:

Risk:

WC-MC-1.16

Grand River

Significant

Implementing Body

Legal Effect

Policy Tool

Threat Type

Status

Comment

MECP – Conditions Sites

Conform with

Prescribed Instruments

Existing

Implemented

No new condition sites were identified with existing Prescribed Instruments in the 2023 reporting year. The ministry's Guelph District Office and Hamilton District Office will continue to notify Conservation and Source Protection Branch and/or Client Services and Permissions Branch of any new condition sites it becomes aware of with existing Prescribed Instruments identified by the municipalities as needed and on an ongoing basis. Additionally, MECP's Guelph District office will continue to notify Conservation and Source Protection Branch and/or Client Services and Permissions Branch of any new condition sites it becomes aware of with existing Prescribed Instruments identified by the municipalities as needed and on an ongoing basis.

Policy Text:

To address conditions resulting from past activities that are significant drinking water threats, the MECP shall

a. Ensure that all Prescribed Instruments issued for Condition sites include terms and conditions, as appropriate, to ensure that the risk to drinking water sources is managed. Appropriate conditions may include requirements for source control, remediation to provincial standards, monitoring and Contaminant Management Plans;
b. Ensure that Prescribed Instruments include a condition requiring the instrument holder to report on the actions taken and the status of the site to the MECP, Source Protection Authority and the municipality on an annual basis; and
c. Provide to the County and/or municipality a copy of the new or revised Prescribed Instrument.

Monitoring Text:

WC-CW-1.12: Where the Source Protection Plan policies may result in amendments to a Prescribed Instrument or the issuance of a new Prescribed Instrument, the applicable ministry shall provide a summary of the actions taken the previous year to implement the policies and provide a written report summarizing this information to the Source Protection Authority by February 1st of each year.