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Standards and guidelines for municipal waterworks, wastewater and storm drainage systems [2012]

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Alberta Environment and Parks is responsible for the drinking water and wastewater programs for large public systems in Alberta. The department considers the establishment of standards and... More ≫

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Alberta Environment and Parks is responsible for the drinking water and wastewater programs for large public systems in Alberta. The department considers the establishment of standards and guidelines for municipal waterworks, wastewater and storm drainage facilities an integral part of our regulatory program directed at ensuring public health and environmental protection.

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Standards and guidelines for municipal waterworks, wastewater and storm drainage systems [2006]

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Sets out Alberta Environment’s standards and guidelines for municipal waterworks, wastewater and storm drainage facilities, which are directed at ensuring public health and environmental... More ≫

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Sets out Alberta Environment’s standards and guidelines for municipal waterworks, wastewater and storm drainage facilities, which are directed at ensuring public health and environmental protection. The objective is to develop comprehensive and scientifically defensible standards and guidelines that are effective, reliable, achievable and economically affordable. Section 1 details all the critical elements of the drinking water program and the associated design and/or performance standards. Section 2 provides general guidance on how to achieve a certain level of system performance or reliability. Good engineering and best management practices are included under this section.

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Guide to requirements for wastewater systems using a wastewater lagoon

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Wastewater systems using wastewater lagoons must be registered with Alberta Environment prior to being constructed, expanded, operated, or reclaimed. They must be operated according to the Code of... More ≫

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Wastewater systems using wastewater lagoons must be registered with Alberta Environment prior to being constructed, expanded, operated, or reclaimed. They must be operated according to the Code of Practice for Wastewater Systems Using a Wastewater Lagoon. This is a guide to registering and understanding the Code of Practice.

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Guide to requirements for wastewater systems consisting solely of a wastewater collection system

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Wastewater systems consisting solely of a wastewater collection system must be registered with Alberta Environment prior to being constructed, expanded, operated, or reclaimed. They must be... More ≫

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Wastewater systems consisting solely of a wastewater collection system must be registered with Alberta Environment prior to being constructed, expanded, operated, or reclaimed. They must be operated according to the Code of Practice for Wastewater Systems Consisting Solely of a Wastewater Collection System. This is a guide to registering and understanding the Code of Practice.

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Standards and guidelines for municipal waterworks, wastewater and storm drainage systems [1997]

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AEP last revised its standards and guidelines for municipal watenA/orks, wastewater and storm drainage systems in 1988. Early in 1995, the Department commenced a comprehensive stakeholder driven... More ≫

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AEP last revised its standards and guidelines for municipal watenA/orks, wastewater and storm drainage systems in 1988. Early in 1995, the Department commenced a comprehensive stakeholder driven process to review and revise the 1988 standards and guidelines. The purpose of this publication is to provide comprehensive and scientifically defensible standards and guidelines that are effective, reliable, achievable and economically affordable. The owners and/or their engineering consultants are responsible for the detailed project design and satisfactory construction and operation of safe and reliable systems.

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Regulating municipal waterworks wastewater and storm drainage systems : a discussion paper

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The purpose of this discussion paper is to examine and compare the existing legal framework in regulating municipal systems with alternative regulatory approaches, such as voluntary action,... More ≫

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The purpose of this discussion paper is to examine and compare the existing legal framework in regulating municipal systems with alternative regulatory approaches, such as voluntary action, market-based instruments and performance / results based approach.

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