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7 sewage system envelope. (B) Under the Ontario Building Code, the Operator of the tertiary sewage system required for PART 1 must enter into a servicing and maintenance agreement with the sewage system manufacturer. In addition to the testing requirements under the Ontario Building Code, the septic system effluent must also be tested annually to determine compliance with the Ministry of the Environment’s Reasonable Use Guidelines. (C) As part of a building/septic permit application, it is required that plans be submitted showing existing and proposed contours; required drainage facilities (i.e. swales, ditches, infiltration trenches, etc.) complete with elevations and direction of flow; the building envelope, including basement and first floor elevations and municipal setbacks; the rear yard amenities envelope (for pools, patios, sundecks, etc.); the sewage system envelope, including contingency absorption bed area (dimensioned and located relative to property lines), location of the tertiary treatment unit, absorption bed area and sampling points, and final grade elevations; location of the required water supply; and a summary of the sewage system design parameters, including septic tank size, pump specifications (if a pump is required), manufacturer’s specifications and any special requirements or equipment including the septic system operation and maintenance agreement, number of bedrooms in the dwelling design (libraries, dens, studies, etc. are considered bedrooms), design fixture unit count and a notation on the plan that the location of the sewage system envelope is to be fixed, and that no buildings, structures, equipment or materials are permitted within the sewage system envelope area, temporarily or permanently, except structures, equipment or materials necessary for the construction of the tertiary sewage treatment system. (D) In addition to operation, maintenance and annual monitoring requirements contained in the Ontario Building Code (and administered by the County of Lambton), the nitrate levels within PART 1 are to be monitored annually (using pre-approved protocol) to ensure compliance with the Ministry of the Environment’s Reasonable Use Criteria. The monitoring results must be forwarded to the County of Lambton which will provide administration and manage the records and ensure compliance as required. The costs associated with the nitrate testing must be borne by the Owner of the sewage system 75
and, should it be found that the nitrate levels exceed the MOE’s Reasonable Use criteria at any time, the owner of the sewage system will be responsible for taking any actions necessary to remedy the situation and forwarding evidence of compliance to the County. 8 4. TREES AND VEGETATION Due to the environmental sensitivity and the topography of the lands described as PARTS 2 to 8, the Subdivider/Owner agrees to preserve all trees and vegetation on the lands. No trees shall be removed from the lands unless and until the Municipality has approved such removal. With respect to the single detached dwelling lot described as PART 1, generally tree and vegetation removal will only be permitted to accommodate a dwelling, accessory buildings, driveways and septic envelopes. No trees shall be removed from the lands until the Municipality has approved such removal. If the Owner of PART 1 contravenes this section, the Municipality reserves the right to enter onto the lands and restore the original topography and vegetation. The cost of the remediation shall be borne by the Owner. Failure to pay to the Municipality the cost of the remediation work within 30 days of an invoice for the cost have been sent to the Owner will result in the cost being added to the tax bill for the Lands and collected in like manner as municipal taxes. 5. PUBLIC SERVICES, PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS The Subdivider shall construct and install or cause to be constructed and installed at its expense the following, in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement: - A watermain lateral to the front lot line of PART 1, PLAN 25R9881 All private connections shall be equipped with tracer wire. The Subdivider shall deposit with the Municipality $4,486.00 for this water service installation and the Municipality will arrange for the water service to be installed. Upon completion of the water service installation, any unused balance of a deposit made for the water service installation shall forthwith be returned to the Owner, however, should the funds deposited be insufficient, for the water service installation the Owner shall pay to the Municipality such sum as may be required to make up the total cost of the water service installation upon presentation of an invoice by the Municipality. Failure to pay the amount in excess of the deposit within 30 days after the account has been submitted to the Owner will result in the cost being added to the tax bill for the Lands 76
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