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Document ID ca-on-r1r3dwd-1990-12-31 Title R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 341: DEEP WELL DISPOSAL URL https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/900341 Jurisdiction /ca/on Subdomain(s) none Language Status completed Analyzed at 2026-05-12 04:00:43.534626+00:00 Relevance inventory_targeted_fetch

Q Qualitative Requirements (62)

Req ID Category Intent Legal Status Name Subdomain(s) Context Conditions Confidence
#Q001designoperationalmandatoryAccess Roads ProvisionwastewaterAccess roads and on-site roads shall be provided so that vehicles hauling liquid industrial wastes to and on the site, or vehicles necessary for the proper operation and maintenance of surface facilities provided at the site, may travel readily on any day under all normal weather conditions.high
#Q002designoperationalmandatorySurface Facilities ProvisionwastewaterSuch surface facilities shall be provided at the site as in the opinion of the Director are necessary for its proper operation.high
#Q003operationaloperationalmandatorySupervised Site AccesswastewaterWhere liquid industrial waste is hauled by tank truck or other container to the site, access to the site shall be limited to such time as an attendant is on duty.Where liquid industrial waste is hauled by tank truck or other container to the sitehigh
#Q004designoperationalmandatorySite Enclosure and GatewastewaterThe site shall be enclosed to prevent entry by unauthorized persons and access to the property shall be by roadway closed by a gate capable of being locked.high
#Q005operationaloperationalmandatoryAccident and Spill Prevention ProcedureswastewaterProcedures shall be established, signs posted and safeguards maintained for the prevention of accidents or spills at the site.high
#Q006administrativeunknownmandatoryWell Conformity RegulationswastewaterAll wells to be used for deep well disposal shall conform to the requirements of the Petroleum Resources Act and Regulation 915 of the Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1990.high
#Q007designoperationalmandatorySpill ContainmentwastewaterProvision shall be made to contain spills resulting from the operations within the site and effectively prevent the egress of contaminants from the site.high
#Q008monitoringhealthmandatoryMonitoring Program for Well Water Suppliesdrinking water, wastewaterA monitoring program shall be required at the site for the protection of well water supplies.high
#Q009corrective_actionhealthmandatoryObservation Wells and Further Monitoringdrinking water, wastewaterWhere conditions or findings obtained from the monitoring program referred to in paragraph 8 indicate that further investigation is necessary, observation wells shall be drilled into the receiving formation or into overlying fresh water horizons, and a further monitoring program established on the basis of information available from these new wells.Where conditions or findings obtained from the monitoring program referred to in paragraph 8 indicate that further investigation is necessaryhigh
#Q010reportingreportingmandatoryMonthly Operational Records MaintenancewastewaterRecords for each month of operation shall be maintained by the operator of the site showing, i. the source, volume in barrels and chemical composition of all wastes received at the site, ii. the treatment provided, iii. the volume in barrels of wastes discharged into the well, iv. the minimum and maximum injection pressure and annulus pressure and the average and maximum rate of discharge, and v. the results of monitoring programs.high
#Q011reportingreportingmandatoryMonthly ReportingwastewaterOn or before the 15th day of each month, the operator of the site shall report to the Director the information contained in the records referred to in paragraph 10 in respect of the preceding month’s operations.high
#Q012reportingreportingmandatoryAnnual Reporting SummarywastewaterOn or before the 15th day of February in each year, the operator of the site shall report to the Director a summary of all the information contained in the records referred to in paragraph 10 in respect of the preceding year’s operations.high
#Q013prohibitionunknownmandatoryDischarge Prohibition into Detroit River GroupwastewaterSubject to subsection (2), no deep well disposal site shall be located so as to allow any liquid industrial waste to be discharged into the Detroit River Group.Subject to subsection (2)high
#Q014prohibitionunknownmandatoryBrine Discharge RestrictionwastewaterA deep well disposal site may be located so as to allow brine to be discharged into a lost circulation zone in the Detroit River Group, except into the lost circulation zone in the Detroit River Group within five miles of the St. Clair River.Except within five miles of the St. Clair Riverhigh
#Q015administrativeunknownmandatoryEstablishment and Operations CompliancewastewaterNo person shall use, operate or establish a deep well disposal site except, (a) in accordance with the standards prescribed in section 5; and (b) at a location that is not prohibited under section 7.high
#Q016administrativeoperationalmandatoryMeeting Notification for EstablishmentotherWhere the councils of any two or more municipalities situate either wholly or partly within a watershed by resolution request the Minister to call a meeting for the establishment of an authority for the watershed or any defined part thereof, the Minister shall fix a time and place for such a meeting and shall forthwith notify the council of every municipality either wholly or partly within the watershed or part thereof.Upon resolution request from two or more municipalitieshigh
#Q017administrativeoperationalmandatoryUpper-tier Municipality Representative AppointmentotherAn upper-tier municipality that was established as a regional municipality before the day subsection 6 (1) of Schedule 4 to the Building Better Communities and Conserving Watersheds Act, 2017 comes into force... shall act in the place of the local municipalities within the regional municipality for the purpose of appointing representatives to attend a meeting for the establishment or enlargement of a conservation authority or the amalgamation of conservation authorities.Applies to regional municipalities established before specific amendment datehigh
#Q018administrativeoperationalmandatoryNotification of Jurisdiction Enlargement MeetingotherNotice of the meeting shall be given to each participating municipality of the authority and to any municipality that is completely or partly within the area specified under subsection (1).When calling a meeting to consider enlargement of jurisdiction areahigh
#Q019administrativeoperationalmandatoryPublic Representation for AmalgamationotherNo vote shall be taken on a resolution requesting amalgamation of the authorities unless members of the public have been given an opportunity at the meeting to make representations on the issue.During meeting for authority amalgamationhigh
#Q020administrativeoperationalmandatoryAuthority Member AppointmentotherSubject to subsection (3), members of an authority shall be appointed by the respective councils of the participating municipalities in the numbers set out in subsection 2 (2) for the appointment of representatives.high
#Q021administrativeoperationalmandatoryMunicipal Council Representation PercentageotherWhen appointing members of an authority, the council of a participating municipality shall ensure that at least 70 per cent of its appointees are selected from among the members of the municipal council, subject to subsection (1.2).high
#Q022operationaloperationalmandatoryAnnual Meeting FrequencyotherThe first meeting of an authority shall be held at such time and place as may be determined by the Minister and, in each year thereafter, the authority shall hold at least one meeting before the 1st day of March and at least one meeting after the 1st day of July and such other meetings as it considers necessary to effectively conduct the affairs of the authority.high
#Q023reportingreportingmandatoryPublic Access to Agendas and MinutesotherSubject to the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, the authority shall, (a) make the agenda for a meeting of the authority or of its executive committee available to the public before the meeting takes place; and (b) make the minutes of a meeting of the authority or of its executive committee available to the public within 30 days after the meeting.high
#Q024operationaloperationalmandatoryOpen Meetings RequirementotherEvery meeting held by the authority shall be open to the public, subject to such exceptions as may be specified in the by-laws of the authority.high
#Q025operationaloperationalmandatoryMandatory Provision of Prescribed Programsdrinking water, otherAn authority shall provide the following programs or services within its area of jurisdiction: 1. Programs or services that meet any of the following descriptions and that have been prescribed by the regulations: i. Programs and services related to the risk of natural hazards. ii. Programs and services related to the conservation and management of lands owned or controlled by the authority... iii. Programs and services related to the authority’s duties, functions and responsibilities as a source protection authority under the Clean Water Act, 2006. iv. Programs and services related to the authority’s duties, functions and responsibilities under an Act prescribed by the regulations.high
#Q026prohibitionoperationalmandatoryProhibited Activities in Watercourses and WetlandsotherNo person shall carry on the following activities, or permit another person to carry on the following activities, in the area of jurisdiction of an authority: 1. Activities to straighten, change, divert or interfere in any way with the existing channel of a river, creek, stream or watercourse or to change or interfere in any way with a wetland. 2. Development activities in areas that are within the authority’s area of jurisdiction and are, i. hazardous lands, ii. wetlands...Except as permitted under permits issued or regulationshigh
#Q027administrativereportingmandatoryMandatory Annual AuditotherEvery authority shall cause its accounts and transactions to be audited annually by a person licensed under the Public Accounting Act, 2004 and shall ensure that the annual audit is prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles for local governments recommended by the Public Sector Accounting Board...high
#Q028administrativeoperationalmandatoryNew Authority Member AppointmentotherNo later than the day immediately before the transition date, the council of each municipality that will be a participating municipality of a new authority shall appoint to the new authority such number of members as determined in accordance with subsections (3), (5) and (6), which members must be resident in a participating municipality of the new authority.Prior to the transition datehigh
#Q029reportingreportingmandatoryNotice of Member AppointmentsotherThe council shall, as soon as possible after making its appointments under this section, give the Agency written notice of the appointments.After making member appointments under Section 1.5high
#Q030administrativeoperationalmandatoryTransition Committee AppointmentotherNo later than 90 days after the day the Plan to Protect Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2026 receives Royal Assent, each predecessor authority shall appoint the following individuals to be members of the transition committee for its new authority: 1. One of its members that is a member of a municipal council. 2. Subject to subsection (3), the chief administrative officer or general manager of the predecessor authority.Within 90 days of Royal Assent of 2026 budget measureshigh
#Q031operationaloperationalmandatoryTransition Plan DevelopmentotherEach transition committee shall develop a transition plan to prepare for the amalgamation of the predecessor authorities into its new authority.high
#Q032reportingreportingmandatoryTransition Plan SubmissionotherThe transition committee shall submit the transition plan to the Agency for the Agency’s review by the date specified by the Agency.By date specified by the Agencyhigh
#Q033administrativereportingmandatoryAgreement Publication RequirementotherIf the participating municipalities of an authority enter into an agreement with respect to the total number of municipally appointed members of the authority and the total number of members each municipality may appoint, the authority shall, within 60 days after the agreement is executed, (a) provide a copy of the agreement to the Minister; and (b) make the agreement available to the public by posting it on the authority’s website and by any other means the authority considers appropriate.Within 60 days of executing member agreementhigh
#Q034administrativereportingmandatoryDistribution of Meeting MinutesotherWithin 30 days after any meeting of an authority or of an executive committee, the secretary-treasurer of the authority shall send a copy of the minutes of the meeting to each member of the authority.Within 30 days of meetinghigh
#Q035administrativeoperationalmandatoryOfficer AppointmentsotherAn authority shall appoint a secretary-treasurer and may appoint such other employees as it considers necessary who shall hold office during the pleasure of the authority and shall receive such salary or other remuneration as the authority determines, payable out of the funds of the authority.high
#Q036administrativeoperationalmandatoryChief Administrative Officer AppointmentotherAn authority shall appoint a chief administrative officer who shall be responsible for performing such duties as are assigned by the authority in the authority’s by-laws.high
#Q037administrativereportingmandatoryMandatory Administrative By-lawsotherAn authority shall make such by-laws as are necessary for its proper administration, which may include... (a) respecting the meetings... (f) respecting the roles and responsibilities... (g) requiring accountability and transparency in the administration of the authority...high
#Q038administrativereportingmandatoryFee Policy AdoptionotherEvery authority shall adopt a written policy with respect to the fees that it charges for the programs and services it provides, and the policy shall set out, (a) the fee schedule described in subsection (6); (b) the frequency within which the fee policy shall be reviewed...high
#Q039designoperationalmandatoryProject Approval for Grant-Funded WorksotherBefore proceeding with a project that involves money granted by the Minister under section 39, the authority shall file plans and a description with the Minister and obtain his or her approval in writing.Applies to projects involving Minister's grantshigh
#Q040prohibitionoperationalmandatoryAgency Political Donation ProhibitionotherThe Agency shall not make any political donations.high
#Q041reportingreportingmandatoryAgency Financial StatementsotherThe Agency shall prepare annual financial statements in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles.Annuallyhigh
#Q042reportingreportingmandatoryAgency Triennial ReportotherThe Agency shall provide a report to the Minister no later than March 31, 2029 and every subsequent three years on March 31 respecting the following: 1. The activities and effectiveness... 2. The Agency’s planned activities... 3. Such other matters as may be prescribed...By March 31, 2029 and every 3 years thereafterhigh
#Q043reportingreportingmandatoryDistribution of Audit ReportotherAn authority shall, upon receipt of the auditor’s report of the examination of its accounts and transactions, forthwith forward a copy of the report to each participating municipality and to the Minister.Upon receipt of annual audit reporthigh
#Q044reportingreportingmandatoryPublic Access to Audit ReportotherWithin 60 days of receiving the auditor’s report, an authority shall make the report available to the public on its website and by any other means that the authority considers appropriate.Within 60 days of receipthigh
#Q045administrativeoperationalmandatoryNon-Council Member Appointment ConsiderationsotherWhen appointing a person as a member of an authority under subsection (1) or (2) who is not a member of the council of the participating municipality, the council shall take into consideration, (a) the person’s knowledge and experience in public administration, corporate governance and finance; (b) the person’s knowledge of programs and services provided by authorities; and (c) such other matters as the Minister may prescribe by regulation.When appointing a person who is not a member of the municipal councilhigh
#Q046administrativeoperationalmandatoryEstablishment of Transition CommitteesotherThe Agency shall, for each new authority, establish a committee in accordance with this section whose purpose is to prepare for the amalgamation of the predecessor authorities into the new authority.high
#Q047operationaloperationalmandatoryTransition Direction ComplianceotherA transition committee and a project executive shall comply with a direction issued to them under this section within the time specified in the direction.high
#Q048operationaloperationalmandatoryCo-operation with Transition EntitiesotherEvery member, employee and agent of a new authority’s predecessor authorities shall co-operate with the new authority’s transition committee and the transition committee’s project executive and shall assist the transition committee and the project executive when requested by them for the purposes of ensuring the transition committee and the project executive satisfy the requirements of this Act and any applicable directions of the Agency.high
#Q049operationaloperationalmandatoryTransition Plan RevisionotherUpon receipt of the Agency’s comments or a direction under subsection (3), the transition committee shall revise the transition plan in accordance with the direction, if any, and with regard to the Agency’s comments.Upon receipt of Agency comments or directionhigh
#Q050operationaloperationalmandatoryTransition Plan ImplementationotherEach new authority shall implement the final transition plan provided to its members under subsection 1.10 (10), or the amended final transition plan if any amendments are made to the plan under this section.high
#Q051administrativeoperationalmandatoryBy-law Periodic ReviewotherAt such regular intervals as may be determined by by-law, an authority shall undertake a review of all of its by-laws to ensure, amongst other things, that the by-laws are in compliance with any Act referred to in subsection (2) or any other relevant law.high
#Q052administrativereportingmandatoryFee Schedule MaintenanceotherEvery authority shall prepare and maintain a fee schedule that sets out, (a) the list of programs and services that it provides and in respect of which it charges a fee; and (b) the amount of the fee charged for each program or service or the manner in which the fee is determined.high
#Q053administrativeoperationalmandatoryDevelopment Project AgreementsotherAn authority that issues a permit to carry out a development project under this section shall enter into an agreement with respect to the development project with the permit holder and the authority and the permit holder may add a municipality or such other person or entity as they consider appropriate as parties to the agreement.Upon issuing a permit for a development project under Section 28.1.2high
#Q054administrativeoperationalmandatoryAgency Board Meeting FrequencyotherThe board of directors shall meet regularly throughout the year and in any event shall hold at least four meetings in each year.high
#Q055administrativeoperationalmandatoryAgency Auditor AppointmentotherThe Agency shall appoint one or more auditors licensed under the Public Accounting Act, 2004 to audit the financial statements of the Agency for each fiscal year.high
#Q056administrativereportingmandatoryAgency-Ministry MOUotherThe Minister and the Agency shall enter into a memorandum of understanding, which must set out, at a minimum, (a) the requirements relating to the governance of the Agency... (b) the accountability relationships... (c) the requirements with which the Agency shall comply...high
#Q057operationaloperationalmandatoryAuthority Compliance with Agency DirectionsotherAn authority shall comply with every direction of the Agency within the time specified in the direction.high
#Q058administrativeoperationalmandatory2012 Building Code Permit SubmissionotherPermit applications must be submitted using the 2012 Building CodeUntil December 31, 2024high
#Q059administrativeoperationalguidanceOptional 2024 Building Code Permit SubmissionotherPermit applications may be submitted using the new 2024 Building CodeJanuary 1, 2025 to March 31, 2025high
#Q060administrativeoperationalguidanceTransitional 2012 Building Code SubmissionotherPermit applications may be submitted using the 2012 Building Code if the applicant demonstrates that their working drawings were substantially complete by December 31, 2024January 1, 2025 to March 31, 2025high
#Q061administrativeoperationalmandatoryMandatory 2024 Building Code Permit SubmissionotherPermit applications must be submitted using the 2024 Building CodeEffective April 1, 2025high
#Q062administrativeoperationalrecommendedCompendium Version VerificationotherIf you have already downloaded a digital copy of the 2024 Building Code Compendium, we recommend checking the filing date on the title page to make sure you have the most up-to-date version.high

P Quantitative Requirements (51)

Req ID Category Intent Legal Status Name Subdomain(s) Limit Type Limit Value Context Conditions Confidence
#P001designunknownmandatoryDistance from St. Clair Riverwastewaterrequirement> 5 milesA deep well disposal site may be located so as to allow brine to be discharged into a lost circulation zone in the Detroit River Group, except into the lost circulation zone in the Detroit River Group within five miles of the St. Clair River.Applies to deep well disposal sites discharging brine into a lost circulation zone in the Detroit River Grouphigh
#P002operationaloperationalmandatoryFee for cumulative total of brine disposedwastewaterrequirement1/4 ¢ per barrelFor the cumulative total of brine disposed of in the well: up to and including 25 million barrelsup to and including 25 million barrelshigh
#P003operationaloperationalmandatoryFee for cumulative total of brine disposedwastewaterrequirement1/8 ¢ per barrelFor the cumulative total of brine disposed of in the well: more than 25 million barrels and up to and including 50 million barrelsmore than 25 million barrels and up to and including 50 million barrelshigh
#P004operationaloperationalmandatoryFee for cumulative total of brine disposedwastewaterrequirement1/20 ¢ per barrelFor the cumulative total of brine disposed of in the well: more than 50 million barrels and up to and including 100 million barrelsmore than 50 million barrels and up to and including 100 million barrelshigh
#P005operationaloperationalmandatoryFee for cumulative total of brine disposedwastewaterrequirement1/50 ¢ per barrelFor the cumulative total of brine disposed of in the well: more than 100 million barrels and up to and including 200 million barrelsmore than 100 million barrels and up to and including 200 million barrelshigh
#P006operationaloperationalmandatoryFee for cumulative total of brine disposedwastewaterrequirement1/100 ¢ per barrelFor the cumulative total of brine disposed of in the well: more than 200 million barrelsmore than 200 million barrelshigh
#P007operationaloperationalmandatoryFee for cumulative total of all waste other than brine disposedwastewaterrequirement20 ¢ per barrelFor the cumulative total of all waste other than brine disposed of in the well: up to and including 100 thousand barrelsup to and including 100 thousand barrelshigh
#P008operationaloperationalmandatoryFee for cumulative total of all waste other than brine disposedwastewaterrequirement10 ¢ per barrelFor the cumulative total of all waste other than brine disposed of in the well: more than 100 thousand barrels and up to and including 500 thousand barrelsmore than 100 thousand barrels and up to and including 500 thousand barrelshigh
#P009operationaloperationalmandatoryFee for cumulative total of all waste other than brine disposedwastewaterrequirement5 ¢ per barrelFor the cumulative total of all waste other than brine disposed of in the well: more than 500 thousand barrelsmore than 500 thousand barrelshigh
#P010physicaloperationalmandatoryMaximum leech trap dimensionaquatic liferequirement<= 45 centimetresNo holder of a resident or Canadian resident sport fishing licence shall catch leeches... unless the holder does so by means of a single leech trap that does not exceed 45 centimetres in any dimensionApplies to sport fishing licence holders catching leeches for baithigh
#P011operationaloperationalmandatoryLeech daily possession limit for commercial bait licenceaquatic liferequirement<= 120 leechesa person shall not take in one day or possess at any time more than 120 leechesApplies unless authorized by a commercial bait licence to take/sell morehigh
#P012operationalreportingmandatoryOutdoors card notification of changeotherrequirement<= 10 daysThe holder of an outdoors card shall notify the Minister of any change in name, address, contact information or residency no later than 10 days after the change occurs.Required after any change in name, address, or residencyhigh
#P013physicaloperationalmandatoryFishing hut identification numerals heightrecreational waterrequirement>= 2.5 inchesdisplayed on the outside of the ice fishing hut in numerals at least two and one-half inches highApplies to identification numbers on ice fishing hutshigh
#P014physicaloperationalmandatoryIce fishing tent maximum basal arearecreational waterrequirement<= 7 square metrestent made of cloth or synthetic fabric that has a basal area of seven square metres or less when erected.Exemption from numbering requirement for small tentshigh
#P015operationalreportingmandatoryBait receipt validity periodaquatic liferequirement<= 2 weeksuses or possesses the bait within the two weeks following the date on which it was obtained from the holder of a licenceRequirement to produce receipt when using purchased baithigh
#P016operationalreportingmandatoryRetention period for purchase recordsotherrequirement3 yearsA person who holds the documents described in subsection (2) or (3) shall retain them for a period of three years.Applies to invoices/receipts for buying fishhigh
#P017operationalreportingmandatoryRetention period for commercial bait log bookotherrequirement5 yearsThe holder of a commercial bait licence shall retain the log book for five years after the expiry of the licenceApplies to commercial bait licence holdershigh
#P018operationaloperationalmandatorySport fishing licence maximum validityrecreational waterrequirement<= 3 yearsA sport fishing licence is valid for the period of time specified in the licence not exceeding three years.Standard validity limit for sport fishing licenceshigh
#P019operationaloperationalmandatoryCanadian resident residency periodotherrequirement>= 6 monthshas actually resided in any part of Canada for a period of at least six months during the 12 months immediately precedingEligibility requirement for Canadian resident statushigh
#P020operationaloperationalmandatoryRCMP or armed forces residency requirementotherrequirement>= 1 monthDeemed residency for members of the RCMP or armed forces stationed in Ontario.Member must be stationed in Ontario and have resided for at least one month.high
#P021operationaloperationalmandatoryMinimum age for outdoors card issuanceotherrequirement>= 16 yearsThe Minister may issue an outdoors card to a resident or Canadian resident who is at least 16 years of age.Applies to residents and Canadian residents.high
#P022operationaloperationalmandatoryResident age for licensing exemption (minor)recreational waterrequirement< 18 yearsA resident or Canadian resident under 18 may engage in sport fishing with specified documentation.Must carry proof of name and date of birth.high
#P023operationaloperationalmandatorySenior resident age for licensing exemptionrecreational waterrequirement> 65 yearsA resident or Canadian resident over 65 may engage in sport fishing with specified documentation.Must carry proof of name and date of birth.high
#P024operationaloperationalmandatoryOrganized camp minimum capacityotherrequirement>= 5 campersDefinition of 'organized camp' for non-Canadian resident youth fishing authorization.Must provide accommodation and meals for at least five campers at a time.high
#P025operationaloperationalmandatoryPromotional sport fishing licence maximum durationrecreational waterrequirement<= 9 daysThe Minister may issue a promotional sport fishing licence authorizing fishing for a specified period.Applies to residents and Canadian residents as specified in the licence.high
#P026operationalreportingmandatoryCommercial fishing monthly return deadlineotherrequirement8 day of the monthThe holder of a commercial fishing licence shall submit a monthly return to the Minister.Due on or before the eighth day of the next month.high
#P027operationaloperationalmandatoryCommercial fishing royalty calculation factorotherrequirement0.05 decimal multiplierCalculation of interim and final invoices for commercial fishing royalties.Multiplied against total value of unprocessed fish harvested.high
#P028operationaloperationalmandatoryScientific collection gear inspection frequencyaquatic liferequirement>= 1 time per dayAll gear used to collect fish shall be inspected while in the water.Applicable when not dewatering; must be inspected at least once daily.high
#P029operationalreportingmandatoryScientific collection report submission deadlineotherrequirementJanuary 31 dateThe holder of a scientific collection licence shall complete and submit a report.Report must be submitted to the Minister by January 31.high
#P030operationaloperationalmandatoryIce fishing hut removal deadline (Zones 17 and 20)recreational waterrequirementMarch 1 dateProhibition on leaving an ice fishing hut on the ice after a specified date.Applies to fisheries management zones 17 and 20.high
#P031operationalreportingmandatoryCommercial bait annual return deadlineotherrequirement1 month after expiryThe holder of a commercial bait licence shall make and submit an annual return in the form required by the Minister.Not later than one month after the expiry of the licencehigh
#P032operationaloperationalmandatoryStormwater pond collection window (start)aquatic liferequirementApril 15 dateFish can only be collected under the licence for stormwater management pond maintenance between specific dates.Seasonal restrictionhigh
#P033operationaloperationalmandatoryStormwater pond collection window (end)aquatic liferequirementOctober 15 dateFish can only be collected under the licence for stormwater management pond maintenance between specific dates.Seasonal restrictionhigh
#P034operationaloperationalmandatoryIce fishing hut removal deadline (Zones 14, 16, 18, 19)recreational waterrequirementMarch 15 dateA person shall not place, use, occupy or leave an ice fishing hut on the ice after this date.Applies to fisheries management zones 14, 16, 18, 19 and below Lake Timiskaming dam in zone 12high
#P035operationaloperationalmandatoryIce fishing hut removal deadline (Zones 9, 10, 11, 15)recreational waterrequirementMarch 31 dateA person shall not place, use, occupy or leave an ice fishing hut on the ice after this date.Applies to fisheries management zones 9, 10, 11, 15 and above Lake Timiskaming dam in zone 12high
#P036physicalunknownmandatoryBarrel volume definitionwastewaterrequirement35 standard Canadian gallons“barrel” means 35 standard Canadian gallons as defined by the Weights and Measures Act (Canada);high
#P037operationalreportingmandatoryMonthly reporting deadlinewastewaterrequirement<= 15 day of the monthOn or before the 15th day of each month, the operator of the site shall report to the Director the information contained in the records...Report for preceding month's operationshigh
#P038operationalreportingmandatoryAnnual reporting deadlinewastewaterrequirement<= February 15 dateOn or before the 15th day of February in each year, the operator of the site shall report to the Director a summary...Summary of the preceding year's operationshigh
#P039designunknownmandatoryDistance from St. Clair Riverwastewaterrequirement> 5 milesexcept into the lost circulation zone in the Detroit River Group within five miles of the St. Clair RiverApplies to brine discharge into a lost circulation zone in the Detroit River Grouphigh
#P040physicaloperationalmandatoryBarrel Volume Definitionwastewaterrequirement35 standard Canadian gallons“barrel” means 35 standard Canadian gallons as defined by the Weights and Measures Act (Canada)Standard unit for waste volume measurement in this regulationhigh
#P041operationaloperationalmandatoryBrine Disposal Fee Tier 1wastewaterrequirement1/4 cents per barrelFor the cumulative total of brine disposed of in the well: up to and including 25 million barrels: 1/4¢ per barrel.Cumulative total <= 25,000,000 barrelshigh
#P042operationaloperationalmandatoryBrine Disposal Fee Tier 2wastewaterrequirement1/8 cents per barrelmore than 25 million barrels and up to and including 50 million barrels: 1/8¢ per barrel.Cumulative total > 25,000,000 and <= 50,000,000 barrelshigh
#P043operationaloperationalmandatoryBrine Disposal Fee Tier 3wastewaterrequirement1/20 cents per barrelmore than 50 million barrels and up to and including 100 million barrels: 1/20¢ per barrel.Cumulative total > 50,000,000 and <= 100,000,000 barrelshigh
#P044operationaloperationalmandatoryBrine Disposal Fee Tier 4wastewaterrequirement1/50 cents per barrelmore than 100 million barrels and up to and including 200 million barrels: 1/50¢ per barrel.Cumulative total > 100,000,000 and <= 200,000,000 barrelshigh
#P045operationaloperationalmandatoryBrine Disposal Fee Tier 5wastewaterrequirement1/100 cents per barrelmore than 200 million barrels: 1/100¢ per barrel.Cumulative total > 200,000,000 barrelshigh
#P046operationaloperationalmandatoryOther Waste Disposal Fee Tier 1wastewaterrequirement20 cents per barrelFor the cumulative total of all waste other than brine disposed of in the well: up to and including 100 thousand barrels: 20¢ per barrel.Cumulative total of non-brine waste <= 100,000 barrelshigh
#P047operationaloperationalmandatoryOther Waste Disposal Fee Tier 2wastewaterrequirement10 cents per barrelmore than 100 thousand barrels and up to and including 500 thousand barrels: 10¢ per barrel.Cumulative total of non-brine waste > 100,000 and <= 500,000 barrelshigh
#P048operationaloperationalmandatoryOther Waste Disposal Fee Tier 3wastewaterrequirement5 cents per barrelmore than 500 thousand barrels: 5¢ per barrel.Cumulative total of non-brine waste > 500,000 barrelshigh
#P049designhealthmandatorySt. Clair River Buffer Zonewastewaterrequirement> 5 milesexcept into the lost circulation zone in the Detroit River Group within five miles of the St. Clair River.Applies to brine discharge into the lost circulation zone of the Detroit River Grouphigh
#P050operationalreportingmandatoryMonthly Operational Report Deadlinewastewaterrequirement15 day of monthOn or before the 15th day of each month, the operator of the site shall report to the DirectorSubmission required for preceding month's operationshigh
#P051operationalreportingmandatoryAnnual Operational Summary DeadlinewastewaterrequirementFebruary 15 dateOn or before the 15th day of February in each year, the operator of the site shall report to the Director a summarySubmission required for preceding year's operationshigh

D Definitions (12)

Req ID Category Name Context Confidence
#D001best management practicesthe best way to store, treat and use materials — such as manure — on your farmhigh
#D002NMANNutrient managementhigh
#D003N-P-KNitrogen-Phosphorus-Potassiumhigh
#D004PLATOPhosphorus Loss Assessment Tool for Ontariohigh
#D005GNFGreenhouse Nutrient Feedwaterhigh
#D006MDSMinimum distance separationhigh
#D007AgriSuitea suite of free web-based decision support tools.high
#D008NASMNon-Agricultural Source Materialshigh
#D009Ionehigh
#D010IItwohigh
#D011WASCoBswater and sediment control basinshigh
#D012AgErosionhelps plan and size commonly-applied agricultural erosion control structures for managing concentrated runoff and controlling associated water-induced erosion on agricultural landshigh