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Human-bear conflict management plan

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As more people work in bear habitat, the potential for human-bear interactions increases. Preventing conflicts is a priority in Alberta. This resource outlines practices required for work camps... More ≫

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As more people work in bear habitat, the potential for human-bear interactions increases. Preventing conflicts is a priority in Alberta. This resource outlines practices required for work camps establishing or operating in bear country during the bear season. Implementation of these practices will enhance the safety of all affected workers and improve the management and conservation of black and grizzly bears in Alberta by reducing human-bear conflicts.

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Temporary onsite wastewater treatment system at work camps : guidance document

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Guidance document to clarify existing and new requirements for sewage treatment and disposal systems in the work camp industry. This guidance document applies to daily sewage effluent volumes of... More ≫

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Guidance document to clarify existing and new requirements for sewage treatment and disposal systems in the work camp industry. This guidance document applies to daily sewage effluent volumes of less than 25 cubic metres (5500 Imperial gallons).

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Notice : jurisdiction of wastewater treatment systems at work camps on Crown land leases

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The estimated peak volume of wastewater per day generated by work camps located on crown land leases is used to determine whether the Alberta Environmental Protection Act applies or if the Safety... More ≫

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The estimated peak volume of wastewater per day generated by work camps located on crown land leases is used to determine whether the Alberta Environmental Protection Act applies or if the Safety Codes Act and Private Sewage Disposal Systems Regulation applies.

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Notice : private sewage systems at work camps

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This bulletin applies to wastewater systems serving a work camp development that generates less than 25 cubic meters of wastewater per day for 110 persons or less (systems that treat 25 cubic... More ≫

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This bulletin applies to wastewater systems serving a work camp development that generates less than 25 cubic meters of wastewater per day for 110 persons or less (systems that treat 25 cubic meters or more per day fall under the jurisdiction of Alberta Environment and Parks).

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PLAR industrial and commercial work camps on public land directive

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The purpose of this directive is to provide a consistent approach for authorizing the use of public land for short-term Industrial and Commercial Work Camps using Disposition Operational Approvals... More ≫

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The purpose of this directive is to provide a consistent approach for authorizing the use of public land for short-term Industrial and Commercial Work Camps using Disposition Operational Approvals (DOAs) and Temporary Field Authorizations (TFAs)

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Joint interpretation bulletin : jurisdiction of wastewater treatment systems at work camps on Crown land leases

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The estimated peak volume of wastewater per day generated by work camps located on crown land leases is used to determine whether the Alberta Environmental Protection Act applies or if the Safety... More ≫

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The estimated peak volume of wastewater per day generated by work camps located on crown land leases is used to determine whether the Alberta Environmental Protection Act applies or if the Safety Codes Act and Private Sewage Disposal Regulation applies.

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Information bulletin : private sewage systems at work camps

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This bulletin applies to wastewater systems serving a work camp development that generates less than 25 cubic meters of wastewater per day for 110 persons or less (systems that treat 25 cubic... More ≫

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This bulletin applies to wastewater systems serving a work camp development that generates less than 25 cubic meters of wastewater per day for 110 persons or less (systems that treat 25 cubic meters or more per day fall under the jurisdiction of Alberta Environment).

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