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Willmore Wilderness Park Act

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The Act sets out the responsibilities for the administration of Willmore Wilderness Park. There are no regulations under the Willmore Wilderness Park Act; however, the Forest Land Use and... More ≫

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The Act sets out the responsibilities for the administration of Willmore Wilderness Park. There are no regulations under the Willmore Wilderness Park Act; however, the Forest Land Use and Management Regulations under the Public Lands Act do apply to the park.

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Environmental Appeal Board Regulation

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The regulation identifies the formal requirements of an appeal to decisions made under the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act, and the Environmental Appeal Board’s responsibilities when... More ≫

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The regulation identifies the formal requirements of an appeal to decisions made under the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act, and the Environmental Appeal Board’s responsibilities when an appeal is received.

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Bugs and diseases [Vols 8 - 10]

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The Bugs & Diseases newsletter informs forestry-related personnel about current forest health issues.

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Code of Practice for the Temporary Diversion of Water for Hydrostatic Testing of Pipelines

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This Code of Practice is effective January 1, 1999. The Code of Practice is regulated under Section 6 of the Water (Ministerial) Regulation. Hydrostatic testing under this Code of Practice is... More ≫

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This Code of Practice is effective January 1, 1999. The Code of Practice is regulated under Section 6 of the Water (Ministerial) Regulation. Hydrostatic testing under this Code of Practice is defined as including the: a) temporary diversion of up to 30,000 cubic metres of water from any source, b) use of the water described in (a) as a test medium for pressure testing a pipeline to determine its integrity, and c) the release of the water described in (b) from any portion of the pipeline.

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Code of Practice for the Release of Hydrostatic Test Water from Hydrostatic Testing of Petroleum Liquid and Gas Pipelines

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The Code of Practice is effective January 1, 1999. The Code applies to hydrostatic testing for the purpose of pressure testing a pipeline to determine its integrity. It is regulated under... More ≫

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The Code of Practice is effective January 1, 1999. The Code applies to hydrostatic testing for the purpose of pressure testing a pipeline to determine its integrity. It is regulated under Schedule 2 Division 2 of the Activities Designation Regulation, and is only applicable to hydrostatic testing of petroleum liquid and gas pipelines including installations connections to the pipelines.

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Code of Practice for Compressor and Pumping Stations and Sweet Gas Processing Plants

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This Code of Practice is effective September 30, 1996. The Code outlines the design and operating requirements for compressor and pumping stations and sweet gas processing plants in order to... More ≫

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This Code of Practice is effective September 30, 1996. The Code outlines the design and operating requirements for compressor and pumping stations and sweet gas processing plants in order to protect the environment, and requires: submission of a registration form; natural gas engines and combustion turbines to meet requirements for low nitrogen dioxide emission technology; dispersion modelling; storage and effective containment systems for industrial wastewater for systems installed prior to 1996; groundwater monitoring when industrial wastewater or process liquids are stored in a pond or impoundment constructed before the Code came into effect; minimization of runoff from the facility, and when an industrial runoff point is used, the Code sets quality parameters and a frequency of sampling; yearly groundwater monitoring reports; records to be kept for five years; and reporting of contraventions to the Code.

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Code of Practice for Concrete Producing Plants

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This Code of Practice is effective September 30, 1996 The Code outlines the minimum operating requirements for concrete producing plants including: persons responsible for the concrete... More ≫

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This Code of Practice is effective September 30, 1996 The Code outlines the minimum operating requirements for concrete producing plants including: persons responsible for the concrete producing plant are to complete a registration form and submit it to the Director before commencing operations; plants must be equipped with pollution control technology meeting Code requirements for opacity, particulate concentrations, fugitive dust, industrial run-off and washings from concrete truck operations; operational requirements, including fugitive dust, disposal of baghouses, disposal of lubricating oil, waste disposal, and inspections; record keeping, such as environmental logs of baghouse inspections; and reporting of contraventions to the Director.

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Code of Practice for Asphalt Paving Plants

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This Code of Practice is effective September 30, 1996. The Code outlines the minimum operating requirements that asphalt paving plants that produce hot or cold asphalt must meet to ensure... More ≫

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This Code of Practice is effective September 30, 1996. The Code outlines the minimum operating requirements that asphalt paving plants that produce hot or cold asphalt must meet to ensure environmental protection including: persons responsible for the plant are to complete a registration form and submit it to the Director; plants must be equipped with pollution control technology meeting Code requirements for opacity, particulate concentrations, odour, and fugitive dust; operational requirements for plants using wet scrubbers or baghouse systems to control particulate emissions; record keeping, such as environmental logs; and reporting of contraventions to the Director.

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Code of Practice for Tanker Truck Washing Facilities

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This Code of Practice is effective September 30, 1996. The Code outlines minimum environmental requirements for the construction and operation of tanker truck washing facilities: truck washing... More ≫

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This Code of Practice is effective September 30, 1996. The Code outlines minimum environmental requirements for the construction and operation of tanker truck washing facilities: truck washing is to be done on an impervious pad constructed so prevent waste discharge to the environment, wastes are to be recovered, and waste materials sent to a facility approved by the Director; requires that information on industrial, sanitary waste and waste transported from the facility be retained for 5 years and made available on request; and persons responsible are to immediately report contraventions to the Code to the Director.

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Code of Practice for Hydrologic Tracing Analysis Studies

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This Code of Practice is effective September 30, 1996. The Code outlines minimum requirements that hydrologic tracing analysis studies must meet to ensure environmental protection: persons... More ≫

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This Code of Practice is effective September 30, 1996. The Code outlines minimum requirements that hydrologic tracing analysis studies must meet to ensure environmental protection: persons responsible must register with the department Director prior to beginning a hydrologic tracing analysis study; requires persons responsible for the study to consult with persons that may be affected by the study and inform water withdrawal users of timing of the study; at the time of registration, information such as the purpose and timing of the study, its location, river flow and hydraulics, must be sent to the Director; prescribes the use of rhodamine dye, or other dyes approved for use by the Director; requires the preparation of a report within three months after the study’s completion; and requires certain information to be retained for five years from completion of the study.

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