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Document ID ca-cogdpr-2009-11-26-2 Title Canada Oil and Gas Drilling and Production Regulations URL https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/SOR-92-269/FullText.html Jurisdiction /ca Subdomain(s) none Language Status completed Analyzed at 2026-05-12 03:50:13.242067+00:00 Relevance inventory_targeted_fetch

Q Qualitative Requirements (48)

Req ID Category Intent Legal Status Name Subdomain(s) Context Conditions Confidence
#Q001monitoringoperationalmandatoryInstall and Maintain Monitoring EquipmentwastewaterThe authority of the owner or operator of a mill under subsection 6(1) is conditional on the operator (a) installing, maintaining and calibrating monitoring equipment, and keeping records of that equipment, in accordance with section 8;Applicable to mills seeking authority to deposit effluent under subsection 6(1)high
#Q002reportingreportingmandatoryNotification of Test Failures or Non-compliancewastewaterThe authority of the owner or operator of a mill under subsection 6(1) is conditional on the operator... (c) notifying an inspector, without delay, of any result of a test conducted in accordance with Schedule II and of any result of any additional test that was conducted on samples collected in accordance with the procedures specified in that Schedule, other than in the case of a deposit out of the normal course of events, that indicates a failure or non-compliance with these Regulations and reporting the test results in writing to the inspector within 10 days after the notification;Applicable when test results indicate failure or non-compliance, other than for deposits out of the normal course of eventshigh
#Q003corrective_actionoperationalmandatoryRemedial Plan for Acute Lethality FailurewastewaterThe authority of the owner or operator of a mill under subsection 6(1) is conditional on the operator... (e) preparing and updating annually a remedial plan describing the measures to be taken by the operator to eliminate all unauthorized deposits of deleterious substances in the case where effluent fails an acute lethality test conducted in accordance with Schedule II;Applicable where effluent fails an acute lethality testhigh
#Q004operationaloperationalmandatoryEmergency Response Plan PreparationwastewaterThe authority of the owner or operator of a mill under subsection 6(1) is conditional on the operator... (f) preparing an emergency response plan in accordance with section 11 and making it readily available on site to persons who are to implement the plan;high
#Q005reportingreportingmandatoryRecords Retention RequirementswastewaterThe authority of the owner or operator of a mill under subsection 6(1) is conditional on the operator... (l) keeping available for inspection (i) for at least five years, the information and data specified in section 8.2 of Reference Method EPS 1/RM/13 Second Edition and section 8.2 of Reference Method EPS 1/RM/14 Second Edition, (ii) for at least three years, the results of all pH level and electrical conductivity tests conducted in accordance with Schedule II, (iii) for at least five years, a remedial plan and every update of it, (iv) for at least five years, an emergency response plan and every update of it, and (v) for at least six years, all records, reports and data collected or prepared for the purposes of an environmental effects monitoring study.high
#Q006prohibitionoperationalmandatoryProhibition on Combining EffluentwastewaterThe authority of the owner or operator of a mill under subsection 6(1) is also conditional on the operator (a) not combining any treated effluent with water before the treated effluent is deposited; and (b) not combining any treated effluent with any other effluent before the treated effluent is deposited, unless neither the treated effluent nor the other effluent is acutely lethal or unless combining the effluents is authorized pursuant to an authorization under section 17.Unless neither the treated effluent nor the other effluent is acutely lethal or combining is authorizedhigh
#Q007monitoringunknownmandatoryConduct Environmental Effects Monitoring Studieswastewater, aquatic lifeThe owner or operator of a mill shall conduct environmental effects monitoring studies of the potential effects of effluent on the fish population, on fish tissue and on the benthic invertebrate community.high
#Q008reportingreportingmandatoryReporting Deposits Out of the Normal Course of EventswastewaterAny person required by subsection 38(4) of the Act to report the occurrence of a deposit of a deleterious substance out of the normal course of events shall, if a deposit has occurred, submit a written report to an inspector or the person referred to in subsection (1) as soon as possible in the circumstances, but at the latest 30 days after the day on which the deposit occurred.When a deposit out of the normal course of events occurshigh
#Q009monitoringoperationalmandatorySampling After Deposits Out of the Normal Course of EventswastewaterFor the purpose of evaluating the effect of a deposit out of the normal course of events that has occurred from an outfall structure, the operator shall, in accordance with subsection 2(1) of Schedule II and as soon as possible in the circumstances, (a) collect a grab sample from the outfall structure through which the deposit occurred and subject the sample to (i) a test conducted in accordance with section 6 of Reference Method EPS 1/RM/13 Second Edition, and (ii) a test conducted in accordance with section 6 of Reference Method EPS 1/RM/14 Second Edition; and (b) subject another sample, collected from the outfall structure through which the deposit occurred in accordance with section 6 of Schedule II, to a BOD test.Following a deposit out of the normal course of events from an outfall structurehigh
#Q010monitoringoperationalmandatoryWeekly Sampling for Acute Lethality and Daphnia Magnawastewater, aquatic lifeFor the purpose of monitoring for the presence of acutely lethal effluent and the effect on Daphnia magna, a grab sample of effluent shall be collected from each outfall structure once a week when the mill is depositing effluent.When the mill is depositing effluenthigh
#Q011monitoringoperationalmandatorySampling for BOD and Suspended SolidswastewaterFor the purpose of monitoring the BOD of BOD matter and the quantity of suspended solids in the case of a mill whose effluent is described in subsection 1(1), there shall be collected, from each outfall structure during each daily period that the mill is depositing effluent, (a) a continuous sample of the effluent; (b) equal samples of the effluent, collected at least every 15 minutes, for the preparation of a composite sample; or (c) samples of the effluent in a quantity proportional to the effluent’s volume, collected at least every 15 minutes, for the preparation of a composite sample.During each daily period that the mill is depositing effluenthigh
#Q012monitoringoperationalmandatoryContinuous Testing for pH and Electrical ConductivitywastewaterFor the purpose of monitoring the pH levels and electrical conductivity of effluent, the effluent that is deposited through each outfall structure shall be tested continuously for pH levels and for electrical conductivity.high
#Q013administrativereportingmandatoryNotice Methods for Plan AmendmentsotherA notice given under clause 13 (4) (a) or (5) (a) of the Act shall be given by mail, e-mail, fax or personal service.Applies to notices given under clause 13(4)(a) or (5)(a) of the Acthigh
#Q014administrativereportingmandatoryMunicipal Notice Recipient for Plan AmendmentsotherA notice given to a municipality under clause 13 (4) (a) or (5) (a) of the Act shall be given to the clerk of the municipality.When notice is given to a municipalityhigh
#Q015administrativereportingmandatoryRequired Recipients for Section 13(4)(a) NoticeotherThe following persons are prescribed as other persons to whom notice must be given under clause 13 (4) (a) of the Act: 1. The chair of the Lake Simcoe Science Committee. 2. The chair of the Lake Simcoe Coordinating Committee.Applies to notices given under clause 13(4)(a) of the Acthigh
#Q016administrativereportingmandatoryNotice Methods for HearingsotherA notice given under clause 14 (2) (b) of the Act shall be given by mail, e-mail, fax or personal service.Applies to notices given under clause 14(2)(b) of the Acthigh
#Q017administrativereportingmandatoryMunicipal Notice Recipient for HearingsotherA notice given to a municipality under clause 14 (2) (b) of the Act shall be given to the clerk of the municipality.When notice is given to a municipalityhigh
#Q018administrativeunknownmandatoryTransition Rule for Sewage Works ApplicationswastewaterA matter described in clause 7 (l) and commenced before the day the Lake Simcoe Protection Plan comes into effect shall be disposed of in accordance with the Plan.Applies to environmental compliance approval applications for sewage works (OWRA 53(1)) commenced before the Planhigh
#Q019administrativeunknownmandatoryTransition Rule for Settlement Area Planning near StreamsotherA matter described in clause 7 (a), (b), (c), (d), (e) or (h) and commenced before the day the Lake Simcoe Protection Plan comes into effect shall be disposed of in accordance with policy 4.15 of the Plan if, (a) the matter relates to lands that are inside an area of settlement; and (b) the lands are located within 100 metres of a permanent stream.Applies to planning matters in settlement areas within 100m of a permanent stream commenced before the Planhigh
#Q020administrativeunknownmandatoryTransition Rule for Significant Planning MattersotherA matter that meets one of the following criteria and commenced before the day the Lake Simcoe Protection Plan comes into effect shall be disposed of in accordance with the Plan: 1. A matter described in clause 7 (a) or (b) that has the effect of, i. adding any amount of land to an area of settlement, or ii. designating a new area of settlement of any size. 2. A matter described in clause 7 (a), (b), (c), (d), (e) or (h), if the matter relates to lands that are outside an area of settlement and the lands are located within 120 metres of, i. a lake in the Lake Simcoe watershed other than Lake Simcoe, ii. a permanent or intermittent tributary of Lake Simcoe, or iii. a key natural heritage feature set out in the Lake Simcoe Protection Plan. 3. A matter described in clause 7 (a), (b), (c), (d), (e) or (h), if the matter relates to lands that are located within 120 metres of the Lake Simcoe shoreline.Applies to specific land-use planning matters commenced before the Plan involving new settlement areas, shoreline, or proximity to water/featureshigh
#Q021administrativeunknownmandatoryStandard Transition Rule for Plan CommencementotherSubject to subsection (2), a matter described in section 7 and commenced on or after the day the Lake Simcoe Protection Plan comes into effect shall be disposed of in accordance with the Plan.Applies to all planning/environmental matters commenced on or after the Planhigh
#Q022administrativereportingmandatoryPublic Availability of Watershed Boundary DataotherSubsection (1) applies only if the following are available to the public on the Internet and in such other manner as the Minister of the Environment considers appropriate: 1. The data file referred to in subsection (1). 2. A map that shows the approximate boundaries that are described in the data file referred to in subsection (1).Applicable for the Lake Simcoe watershed boundary definition to be effectivehigh
#Q023administrativereportingmandatoryPrescribed Recipients for Hearing NoticeotherFor the purposes of giving notice under clause 14 (2) (b) of the Act, the following persons and public bodies are prescribed: 1. The chair of the Lake Simcoe Science Committee. 2. The chair of the Lake Simcoe Coordinating Committee. 3. The Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority. 4. The municipalities mentioned in clauses 13 (4) (a) and (5) (a) of the Act.Applies when notice is given under clause 14(2)(b) of the Acthigh
#Q024administrativeunknownmandatoryTransition Exemption for Pre-existing Planning ApprovalsotherA matter described in clause 7 (j), (k) or (m) and commenced on or after the day the Lake Simcoe Protection Plan comes into effect shall be disposed of as if the Plan had not come into effect if, (a) the matter relates to a proposal for development that, on a day before the day the Plan came into effect, required approval of one or more applications described in clause 7 (d), (e) or (f); and (b) all of the required approvals for applications under the Planning Act or the Condominium Act, 1998 in relation to the proposal for development have been obtained on a day before the day the Plan came into effect.Applies to matters under Conservation Authorities Act, Public Lands Act, or Lakes and Rivers Improvement Act with prior Planning Act approvalshigh
#Q025administrativeunknownmandatoryTransition Exemption for Approved Draft Plans and Provisional ConsentsotherDespite subsections 8 (3) and (4) and section 9, a matter described in clause 7 (d), (e), (f), (h), (i), (j), (k) or (m) that is commenced before, on or after the day the Lake Simcoe Protection Plan comes into effect shall be disposed of as if the Plan had not come into effect if it meets one of the following criteria: 1. The matter relates to a proposal for development for which approval of a draft plan of subdivision has been given... 2. The matter relates to a proposal for development for which approval of a draft condominium description has been given... 3. The matter relates to a proposal for development for which a provisional consent has been given...Applies when draft plan or provisional consent approval was given before the Plan came into effect and has not lapsedhigh
#Q026administrativereportingmandatoryPublic Availability of Boundary DataotherSubsection (1) applies only if the following are available to the public on the Internet and in such other manner as the Minister of the Environment considers appropriate: 1. The data file referred to in subsection (1). 2. A map that shows the approximate boundaries that are described in the data file referred to in subsection (1).Condition for the legal effect of the watershed boundary descriptionhigh
#Q027administrativereportingmandatoryPlan Amendment Notice MethodotherA notice given under clause 13 (4) (a) or (5) (a) of the Act shall be given by mail, e-mail, fax or personal service.Applies to notices regarding amendments to the Lake Simcoe Protection Planhigh
#Q028administrativereportingmandatoryMunicipal Clerk Notification for AmendmentsotherA notice given to a municipality under clause 13 (4) (a) or (5) (a) of the Act shall be given to the clerk of the municipality.Applies when notice is issued to a municipalityhigh
#Q029administrativereportingmandatoryPrescribed Persons for Amendment NoticeotherThe following persons are prescribed as other persons to whom notice must be given under clause 13 (4) (a) of the Act: 1. The chair of the Lake Simcoe Science Committee. 2. The chair of the Lake Simcoe Coordinating Committee.high
#Q030administrativereportingmandatoryHearing Notice MethodotherA notice given under clause 14 (2) (b) of the Act shall be given by mail, e-mail, fax or personal service.Applies to notices regarding Plan hearingshigh
#Q031administrativereportingmandatoryPrescribed Public Bodies for Hearing NoticeotherFor the purposes of giving notice under clause 14 (2) (b) of the Act, the following persons and public bodies are prescribed: 1. The chair of the Lake Simcoe Science Committee. 2. The chair of the Lake Simcoe Coordinating Committee. 3. The Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority. 4. The municipalities mentioned in clauses 13 (4) (a) and (5) (a) of the Act.high
#Q032administrativereportingmandatoryMunicipal Clerk Notification for HearingsotherA notice given to a municipality under clause 14 (2) (b) of the Act shall be given to the clerk of the municipality.high
#Q033administrativeoperationalmandatoryGeneral Transition Rule (Pre-Plan)otherSubject to subsections (2), (3) and (4), a matter described in section 7 and commenced before the day the Lake Simcoe Protection Plan comes into effect shall be disposed of as if the Plan had not come into effect.Commencement before the Lake Simcoe Protection Plan effective datehigh
#Q034administrativeoperationalmandatorySewage Works Application TransitionwastewaterA matter described in clause 7 (l) and commenced before the day the Lake Simcoe Protection Plan comes into effect shall be disposed of in accordance with the Plan.Environmental compliance approval for sewage works commenced before Plan effecthigh
#Q035administrativeoperationalmandatorySettlement Area Stream Buffer TransitionotherA matter described in clause 7 (a), (b), (c), (d), (e) or (h) and commenced before the day the Lake Simcoe Protection Plan comes into effect shall be disposed of in accordance with policy 4.15 of the Plan if, (a) the matter relates to lands that are inside an area of settlement; and (b) the lands are located within 100 metres of a permanent stream.Planning matters within 100m of permanent stream in settlement areashigh
#Q036administrativeoperationalmandatorySignificant Watershed Development TransitionotherA matter that meets one of the following criteria and commenced before the day the Lake Simcoe Protection Plan comes into effect shall be disposed of in accordance with the Plan: 1. A matter ... adding land to/designating a new area of settlement. 2. A matter ... outside area of settlement within 120 metres of a lake, tributary, or key natural heritage feature. 3. A matter ... within 120 metres of the Lake Simcoe shoreline.Specific high-impact planning matters commenced before Planhigh
#Q037administrativeoperationalmandatoryGeneral Transition Rule (Post-Plan)otherSubject to subsection (2), a matter described in section 7 and commenced on or after the day the Lake Simcoe Protection Plan comes into effect shall be disposed of in accordance with the Plan.Commencement on or after the Plan effective datehigh
#Q038administrativeoperationalmandatoryTransition Exemption for Pre-existing Regulatory ProposalsotherA matter described in clause 7 (j), (k) or (m) and commenced on or after the day the Lake Simcoe Protection Plan comes into effect shall be disposed of as if the Plan had not come into effect if, (a) the matter relates to a proposal for development that, on a day before the day the Plan came into effect, required approval of one or more applications described in clause 7 (d), (e) or (f); and (b) all of the required approvals for applications under the Planning Act or the Condominium Act, 1998 in relation to the proposal for development have been obtained on a day before the day the Plan came into effect.Applies to secondary permits where primary Planning Act approvals were already obtainedhigh
#Q039administrativeoperationalmandatoryExemption for Approved Draft Plans and ConsentsotherDespite subsections 8 (3) and (4) and section 9, a matter described in clause 7 (d), (e), (f), (h), (i), (j), (k) or (m) that is commenced before, on or after the day the Lake Simcoe Protection Plan comes into effect shall be disposed of as if the Plan had not come into effect if it meets one of the following criteria: 1. The matter relates to a proposal for development for which approval of a draft plan of subdivision has been given... 2. The matter relates to a proposal for development for which approval of a draft condominium description has been given... 3. The matter relates to a proposal for development for which a provisional consent has been given...Approvals or provisional consents given before Plan effect and which have not lapsedhigh
#Q040administrativereportingmandatoryMunicipal Clerk Notice for Plan AmendmentsotherA notice given to a municipality under clause 13 (4) (a) or (5) (a) of the Act shall be given to the clerk of the municipality.When notice of plan amendment is given to a municipalityhigh
#Q041administrativereportingmandatoryPrescribed Recipients for Section 13(4)(a) NoticeotherThe following persons are prescribed as other persons to whom notice must be given under clause 13 (4) (a) of the Act: 1. The chair of the Lake Simcoe Science Committee. 2. The chair of the Lake Simcoe Coordinating Committee.Applies to notices regarding Plan amendments under clause 13(4)(a)high
#Q042administrativereportingmandatoryMunicipal Clerk Notice for HearingsotherA notice given to a municipality under clause 14 (2) (b) of the Act shall be given to the clerk of the municipality.When notice of hearing is given to a municipalityhigh
#Q043administrativeoperationalmandatoryTransition Rule for Significant Watershed PlanningotherA matter that meets one of the following criteria and commenced before the day the Lake Simcoe Protection Plan comes into effect shall be disposed of in accordance with the Plan: 1. A matter ... adding land to or designating a new area of settlement. 2. A matter ... outside area of settlement within 120 metres of a lake, tributary, or key natural heritage feature. 3. A matter ... within 120 metres of the Lake Simcoe shoreline.Applies to high-impact land-use planning matters commenced before the Plan involving shoreline or proximity to water/featureshigh
#Q044administrativeoperationalmandatoryStandard Post-Plan Transition RuleotherSubject to subsection (2), a matter described in section 7 and commenced on or after the day the Lake Simcoe Protection Plan comes into effect shall be disposed of in accordance with the Plan.Applies to planning/environmental matters commenced on or after the Plan effective datehigh
#Q045administrativeoperationalmandatoryTransition Exemption for Approved Draft Plans and ConsentsotherDespite subsections 8 (3) and (4) and section 9, a matter described in clause 7 (d), (e), (f), (h), (i), (j), (k) or (m) ... shall be disposed of as if the Plan had not come into effect if: 1. Approval of a draft plan of subdivision has been given; 2. Approval of a draft condominium description has been given; or 3. A provisional consent has been given, provided approval was before the Plan and has not lapsed.Applies when draft plan or provisional consent approval was granted prior to Plan effective date and remains validhigh
#Q046administrativeoperationalmandatoryAdoption of National Building Code and Ontario AmendmentsotherThe code issued by the Canadian Commission on Building and Fire Codes, part of National Research Council Canada, known as CCBFC NRCC-CONST-56435E, “National Building Code of Canada 2020”, (First Printing), as amended by the document entitled “Ontario Amendments to the National Building Code of Canada 2020”, dated April 21, 2026 and issued by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, are together adopted as the building code.high
#Q047administrativeoperationalmandatoryTransition Rule for Previous Building Code ApplicationotherSubject to subsection (2), Ontario Regulation 332/12 (Building Code) made under the Act, as it read on December 31, 2024, is deemed to continue in force with respect to construction, (a) for which a permit has been issued on or before December 31, 2024; or (b) for which the working drawings, plans and specifications are substantially completed on or before December 31, 2024, and for which an application for a permit is made on or before March 31, 2025 under that regulation, as it read on December 31, 2024.Construction with permits issued by Dec 31, 2024 or drawings completed by Dec 31, 2024 with applications by March 31, 2025high
#Q048operationaloperationalmandatoryTransition Construction Commencement DeadlineotherSubsection (1) does not apply unless the construction is commenced within six months after the permit is issued.Applies to construction seeking to use the transitioned O. Reg. 332/12 requirementshigh

P Quantitative Requirements (51)

Req ID Category Intent Legal Status Name Subdomain(s) Limit Type Limit Value Context Conditions Confidence
#P001chemicaltreatmentmandatoryBOD Factor for Millswastewaterrequirement5 kg/tonneF is equal to a factor of 5 for BOD and 7.5 for suspended solids, expressed in kilograms per tonne of finished productMaximum BOD calculation for a millhigh
#P002physicaltreatmentmandatorySuspended Solids Factor for Millswastewaterrequirement7.5 kg/tonneF is equal to a factor of 5 for BOD and 7.5 for suspended solids, expressed in kilograms per tonne of finished productMaximum suspended solids calculation for a millhigh
#P003chemicaltreatmentmandatoryTreatment Process BOD Removalwastewatertreatment_goal>= 90 %the treatment process removes at least 90 per cent of the BOD of all BOD matter in the effluent that is treatedWhen issuing authorization to combine treated effluent with other effluenthigh
#P004chemicaltreatmentmandatoryBOD Factor for Dissolving Grade Sulphite Pulpwastewaterrequirement18 kg/tonneF2 is equal to a factor of 18 for BOD and 25 for suspended solids, expressed in kilograms per tonne of dissolving grade sulphite pulpMaximum BOD calculation for dissolving grade sulphite pulphigh
#P005physicaltreatmentmandatorySuspended Solids Factor for Dissolving Grade Sulphite Pulpwastewaterrequirement25 kg/tonneF2 is equal to a factor of 18 for BOD and 25 for suspended solids, expressed in kilograms per tonne of dissolving grade sulphite pulpMaximum suspended solids calculation for dissolving grade sulphite pulphigh
#P006chemicalhealthmandatoryPort Alberni Mill BOD Daily LimitwastewaterMAC<= 5641 kgduring any daily period, 5 641 kgAuthority to deposit BOD matter in Alberni Inlet by the owner or operator of the Port Alberni Millhigh
#P007chemicalhealthmandatoryPort Alberni Mill BOD Monthly Average LimitwastewaterMAC<= 3385 kgduring any month, an average of 3 385 kg per daily periodAuthority to deposit BOD matter in Alberni Inlet by the owner or operator of the Port Alberni Millhigh
#P008physicalhealthmandatoryPort Alberni Mill Suspended Solids Daily LimitwastewaterMAC<= 10154 kgduring any daily period, 10 154 kgAuthority to deposit suspended solids in Alberni Inlet by the owner or operator of the Port Alberni Millhigh
#P009physicalhealthmandatoryPort Alberni Mill Suspended Solids Monthly Average LimitwastewaterMAC<= 6092 kgduring any month, an average of 6 092 kg per daily periodAuthority to deposit suspended solids in Alberni Inlet by the owner or operator of the Port Alberni Millhigh
#P010chemicaloperationalmandatoryReduced Monitoring BOD Thresholdwastewaterrequirement< 10 mg/Lcontained BOD matter having a BOD of less than 10 mg per litre of effluentCondition for allowing reduced sampling and testing frequency (Schedule II)high
#P011physicaloperationalmandatoryReduced Monitoring Suspended Solids Thresholdwastewaterrequirement< 10 mg/Lcontained less than 10 mg of suspended solids per litre of effluentCondition for allowing reduced sampling and testing frequency (Schedule II)high
#P012chemicalhealthmandatoryEffect on Fish Tissue Limit (Muscle)aquatic liferequirement> 15 pg/gthe concentration of chlorinated dioxins and furans, expressed as toxic equivalents of 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-para-dioxin, exceeds 15 pg/g wet weight in muscleDefinition of 'effect on fish tissue' (Schedule IV.1)high
#P013chemicalhealthmandatoryEffect on Fish Tissue Limit (Liver/Hepatopancreas)aquatic liferequirement> 30 pg/gthe concentration of chlorinated dioxins and furans, expressed as toxic equivalents of 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-para-dioxin, exceeds 30 pg/g wet weight in liver or hepatopancreasDefinition of 'effect on fish tissue' (Schedule IV.1)high
#P014physicaloperationalmandatorypH Deviation Threshold (Less Serious)wastewater, otherrequirement< 0.5 pH unitsWhere the limit specified in an order requires a discharge to have a pH valueClassification of contravention seriousnesshigh
#P015physicaloperationalmandatorypH Deviation Threshold (Serious)wastewater, otherrequirement>= 0.5 and < 1.0 pH unitsWhere the limit specified in an order requires a discharge to have a pH valueClassification of contravention seriousnesshigh
#P016physicaloperationalmandatorypH Deviation Threshold (Very Serious)wastewater, otherrequirement>= 1.0 pH unitsWhere the limit specified in an order requires a discharge to have a pH valueClassification of contravention seriousnesshigh
#P017unknownoperationalmandatoryNumeric Limit Exceedance (Less Serious)wastewater, otherrequirement< 50 %Where the limit specified in an order does not relate to pHExceedance of a numerical limithigh
#P018unknownoperationalmandatoryNumeric Limit Exceedance (Serious)wastewater, otherrequirement>= 50 and < 100 %Where the limit specified in an order does not relate to pHExceedance of a numerical limithigh
#P019unknownoperationalmandatoryNumeric Limit Exceedance (Very Serious)wastewater, otherrequirement>= 100 %Where the limit specified in an order does not relate to pHExceedance of a numerical limithigh
#P020chemicaloperationalmandatoryGravity Component Multiplier (Toxic Substance)wastewater, otherrequirement1.35 multiplierthe Director shall multiply the amount determined under paragraph 3 by 1.35 if the discharge contains a toxic substanceContravention specified in item 1 or 2 of Table 2 involving toxic substanceshigh
#P021unknownoperationalmandatoryMaximum Gravity Component (Items 4 and 6)wastewater, otherrequirement100000 $If a contravention specified in item 4 or 6 of Table 2 occurs on or continues for more than one dayMulti-day contraventionshigh
#P022unknownoperationalmandatoryMaximum Gravity Component (Items 5, 7 and 8)wastewater, otherrequirement60000 $If a contravention specified in item 5, 7 or 8 of Table 2 occurs on or continues for more than one dayMulti-day contraventionshigh
#P023operationaloperationalmandatoryEnvironmental Management System Reductionwastewater, otherrequirement5 %The Director shall grant a reduction to the gravity component equal to 5 per centEMS in place and audited within timeframehigh
#P024operationaloperationalmandatoryEMS Audit Timeframewastewater, otherrequirement3 yearsthe regulated person had in place an environmental management system for the plant that was audited within three years before the contraventionQualifying for EMS reductionhigh
#P025operationaloperationalmandatoryPrevention Reduction Capwastewater, otherrequirement<= 20 %reduction to the gravity component in an amount determined by the Director that does not exceed 20 per centSteps taken to prevent contravention before occurrencehigh
#P026operationaloperationalmandatoryMitigation Reduction Capwastewater, otherrequirement<= 10 %reduction to the gravity component in an amount determined by the Director that does not exceed 10 per centSteps taken to mitigate effects of contraventionhigh
#P027operationalreportingmandatoryPenalty Review Request Periodotherrequirement15 dayswithin 15 days after the date indicated on the notice of intentionRequest for review of penaltyhigh
#P028operationaloperationalmandatoryReduction for Prevention or Mitigation (Items 4-12)otherrequirement<= 30 %reduction to the gravity component... that does not exceed 30 per centContravention specified in items 4 to 12 of Table 2high
#P029operationaloperationalmandatoryMulti-day Penalty Rate (Days 2-7)otherrequirement50 %50 per cent of the amount determined under subsection (1)For each of the second to the seventh days on which the contravention occurshigh
#P030operationaloperationalmandatoryMulti-day Penalty Rate (Days 8-30)otherrequirement25 %25 per cent of the amount determined under subsection (1)For each of the eighth to the 30th days on which the contravention occurshigh
#P031operationaloperationalmandatoryType 1 Less Serious Gravity Rangeotherrequirement1000 - 2500 $Type 1 Contravention, Less SeriousDetermination of gravity componenthigh
#P032operationaloperationalmandatoryType 2 Serious Gravity Rangeotherrequirement20000 - 30000 $Type 2 Contravention, SeriousDetermination of gravity componenthigh
#P033operationaloperationalmandatoryType 3 Very Serious Gravity Rangeotherrequirement60000 - 100000 $Type 3 Contravention, Very SeriousDetermination of gravity componenthigh
#P034operationaloperationalmandatoryAgreement Spending Multiplier (Standard)otherrequirement3 multiplierthe regulated person will spend on the implementation... an amount equal to (3 × E)Agreement under subsection 106.1(9) of the Acthigh
#P035operationaloperationalmandatoryMulti-day Penalty Rate (Days 31-90)otherrequirement10 %10 per cent of the amount determined under subsection (1) for each of the 31st to the 90th days on which the contravention occurs or continues.Multi-day contravention specified in item 5, 7 or 8 of Table 2high
#P036operationaloperationalmandatoryMulti-day Penalty Rate (Days 91-180)otherrequirement5 %5 per cent of the amount determined under subsection (1) for each of the 91st day to the 180th days on which the contravention occurs or continues.Multi-day contravention specified in item 5, 7 or 8 of Table 2high
#P037operationaloperationalmandatoryReduction for Agreement Factor (F)otherrequirement0.75 multiplier‘F’ is 0.75 !! (B – C – D).Calculation of reduction for agreement with the Directorhigh
#P038operationaloperationalmandatoryAgreement Spending Multiplier (Excess)otherrequirement5 multiplieran amount equal to (3 !! F) + [5 !! (E – F)], if E is greater than F.Agreement spending requirement when reduction E is greater than factor Fhigh
#P039operationaloperationalmandatoryType 1 Serious Gravity Rangeotherrequirement2500 - 5000 $Column 2, SeriousType 1 contravention, serious classificationhigh
#P040operationaloperationalmandatoryType 1 Very Serious Gravity Rangeotherrequirement5000 - 10000 $Column 2, Very SeriousType 1 contravention, very serious classificationhigh
#P041operationaloperationalmandatoryType 2 Less Serious Gravity Rangeotherrequirement10000 - 15000 $Column 3, Less SeriousType 2 contravention, less serious classificationhigh
#P042operationaloperationalmandatoryType 2 Very Serious Gravity Rangeotherrequirement40000 - 60000 $Column 3, Very SeriousType 2 contravention, very serious classificationhigh
#P043operationaloperationalmandatoryType 3 Less Serious Gravity Rangeotherrequirement15000 - 25000 $Column 4, Less SeriousType 3 contravention, less serious classificationhigh
#P044operationaloperationalmandatoryType 3 Serious Gravity Rangeotherrequirement30000 - 50000 $Column 4, SeriousType 3 contravention, serious classificationhigh
#P045operationaloperationalmandatorySpill Prevention Plan Implementation Deadlinedrinking water, wastewater, otherrequirement2008-09-01 YYYY-MM-DDThe date by which spill prevention and contingency plans must be developed and implemented for a plant described in subsection (1)Plant is in operation on September 1, 2008high
#P046operationalreportingmandatorySpill Response Record Retention Periodotherrequirement5 yearsProcedures to ensure that all steps taken under paragraph 6 to respond to a spill are recorded and that the record is retained for five years.Spill response actions recordedhigh
#P047operationaloperationalmandatoryAnnual Plan Review Frequencyotherrequirement1 yearEnsure that the spill prevention and contingency plans are reviewed each year and revised as necessary to ensure compliance with this Regulation.Annual regulatory compliance checkhigh
#P048operationaloperationalmandatoryPlant Operations Testing Frequencyotherrequirement1 yearEnsure that a portion of the operations of the plant are tested each year to determine whether... the plant’s response to the spill... would be effectiveAnnual response effectiveness testinghigh
#P049operationaloperationalmandatoryFull Plant Operations Testing Cycleotherrequirement5 yearsEnsure that each portion of the operations of the plant is tested under paragraph 3 at least once during a five-year period.Cyclical testing of all plant operationshigh
#P050operationaloperationalmandatoryLive Exercise Frequencyotherrequirement2 yearsEnsure that the tests under paragraph 3 include, at least once every two years, a live exercise where every person involved in the planned response to a spill practises their responsePhysical testing of spill responsehigh
#P051operationalreportingmandatoryAnnual Review Statement Retention Periodotherrequirement5 yearsThe person who makes the statement mentioned in paragraph 7 of subsection (1) shall ensure that a copy of the statement is retained at the plant for five years.Compliance statement retentionhigh

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#D001building codeThe code issued by the Canadian Commission on Building and Fire Codes, part of National Research Council Canada, known as CCBFC NRCC-CONST-56435E, “National Building Code of Canada 2020”, (First Printing), as amended by the document entitled “Ontario Amendments to the National Building Code of Canada 2020”, dated April 21, 2026 and issued by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, are together adopted as the building code.high