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Risk:

SEW-3-LB

Mississippi Valley, Rideau Valley

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Implementing Body

Legal Effect

Policy Tool

Threat Type

Status

Comment

Beckwith Township of - (Municipality)

Conform with

Specify Actions to be taken to implement plan or achieve its objectives

Future

No response required/not applicable

Carleton Place Town of - (Municipality)

Conform with

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Future

Implemented: Policy outcome(s) evaluated - No further action(s) required

Drummond/North Elmsley Township of - (Municipality)

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Future

Implemented

Merrickville-Wolford Village of - (Municipality)

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Future

Implemented

Mississippi Mills Town of - (Municipality)

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Future

Implemented

Lot grade and drainage plans are a requirement of submissions with development applications.

Montague Township of - (Municipality)

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Future

Implemented

North Grenville Municipality of - (Municipality)

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Future

Implemented: Policy outcome(s) evaluated - No further action(s) required

Ottawa City of - (Municipality)

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Future

Implemented

Required policies are in place. Projects that include the siting and design of private sewage systems require plans to be submitted through the building permit or site plan control process (i.e. new dwelling or commercial/industrial development, coach house, alteration to a dwelling, etc.); plans are reviewed by City staff. When the City receives a building permit application under the Building Code Act for an existing lot of record, a grading and servicing plan are required as part of the permit process. One exception is small accessory building, which would not be related to a septic system. For projects subject to site plan control, instead of reviewing the grading plan at permit stage, the plan would be reviewed through the site plan control process prior to the permit review, as per the Site Plan Control By-Law.

Perth Town of - (Municipality)

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Future

Implemented

Rideau Lakes Township of - (Municipality)

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Future

Implemented

Smiths Falls Town of - (Municipality)

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Future

Implemented

Town does not permit septic systems in IPZ-10 as per the policy

Tay Valley Township of - (Municipality)

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Future

Implemented

Westport Village of - (Municipality)

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Future

Implemented: Policy outcome(s) evaluated - No further action(s) required

Policy Text:

In areas where on-site sewage systems would be a significant drinking water threat as described in Appendix B, the municipality shall require lot grade and drainage plans as part of the application materials for building permits where a new system is proposed as part of new development. New systems are only permitted where policy SEW-4-LB (Mandatory Connection to Municipal Sewer Services) does not apply. Lot grade and drainage plans must show existing grade and proposed final grade elevations referenced to a permanent benchmark. The new requirements must be established within six months from the date the Source Protection Plan takes effect.

Monitoring Text:

MON-2-LB Annual Report from the Municipality — Legally Binding Policies
By February 1 of each year, the municipality shall provide the Source Protection Authority with a summary of implementation activities for the previous calendar year related to legally binding policies where the municipality is the implementer.