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TABLE 3.1.1:<br />

SUMMARY OF ACTS AND GUIDELINES<br />

Level of<br />

Name of Management Tool: Type of<br />

Government Act/Regulation/Policy/Guideline/Program Tool<br />

Purpose<br />

Provincial Model NMP By-law By-Law Model By-law to Incorporate the Nutrient Management <strong>Plan</strong><br />

(NMP) Requirements into a Municipal By-law Pursuant to the<br />

Municipal Act (July 23, 1999).<br />

Fish Habitat Types with Management Guideline The report is designed to provide fisheries habitat and<br />

Rationale – <strong>Niagara</strong> Regional Municipality<br />

(MNR) (2000)<br />

management information for assisting with resource management<br />

decisions.<br />

Guidelines for Evaluating Construction<br />

Activities Impacting on Water Resources<br />

(MOE) (1995)<br />

Guideline These guidelines were developed to protect the receiving<br />

environment according to the physical, the chemical and the<br />

biological quality of the material being dredged.<br />

Guidelines for Use at Contaminated Sites in Guideline The purpose is to provide a guideline for use by property owners<br />

Ontario (MOE) (1997)<br />

who are cleaning up or redeveloping a contaminated site.<br />

Guidelines for the Utilization of Biosolids and Guideline Purpose is to provide guidelines on the application of biosolids on<br />

Other Wastes on Agricultural Land<br />

agricultural land.<br />

(MOE/OMAFRA) 1996<br />

Incorporation of the Reasonable Use concept Guideline This guideline establishes the basis for the reasonable use of<br />

into MOE Groundwater Management<br />

groundwater on property adjacent to sources of contaminants and<br />

Activities (1994)<br />

for determining the levels of contaminants acceptable to the<br />

ministry.<br />

Ontario Drinking Water Standards (MOE)<br />

(2001)<br />

Guideline The purpose of the standards is to protect public health through the<br />

provision of safe drinking water.<br />

Provincial Water Quality Objectives (MOE) Guideline To provide objectives for the protection of aquatic life.<br />

(1994)<br />

Significant Wildlife Habitat Technical Guide Guideline Significant Wildlife Habitat has been identified as one of the<br />

(MNR) (2000)<br />

natural heritage feature areas under the Provincial Policy<br />

Statement<br />

Protection and Management of Aquatic<br />

Sediment Quality in Ontario (MOE) (1993)<br />

Guideline The purpose of the sediment quality guideline is to protect the<br />

aquatic environment by setting safe levels for metals, nutrients and<br />

organic compounds.<br />

Guideline Guidance manual for the development of private wells.<br />

Technical Guideline for Private Wells: Water<br />

Supply Assessment (MOE) (1996)<br />

Technical Guideline for On-site Sewage Guideline Guidance manual for assessing the proposed impacts on on-site<br />

Systems (MOE)<br />

sewage systems on groundwater.<br />

Integrating Water Management Objectives into Policy Policy manual on the integration of watershed management<br />

Municipal <strong>Plan</strong>ning Documents (MOE) (1993)<br />

practices into municipal planning documents.<br />

Subwatershed <strong>Plan</strong>ning (MOE) (1993) Policy Technical manual on conducting subwatershed planning in<br />

Ontario.<br />

<strong>Watershed</strong> Management on a <strong>Watershed</strong> Basis Policy Policy manual on watershed management practices.<br />

(MOE) (1993)<br />

Provincial Policy Statement Policy Provincial Policy Statement was issued under Section 3 of the<br />

<strong>Plan</strong>ning Act and came into effect in 2005.<br />

Ontario Drinking Water Protection Regulation Regulation In August 2000, the Government of Ontario announced a new<br />

Drinking Water Protection Regulation (Ontario Regulation<br />

459/00) to ensure the safety of Ontario’s drinking water. The<br />

regulation issued under the Ontario Water Resources Act was a<br />

part of the comprehensive Operation Clean Water action plan. This<br />

regulation put the Ontario Drinking Water Standards into law,<br />

updating and strengthening the Ontario Drinking Water<br />

Objectives.<br />

Ontario’s New Drinking Water Protection<br />

Regulation for Smaller Waterworks Serving<br />

Designated Facilities O. Reg. 505/01<br />

Regulation The Regulation is Part of the New Drinking Water Regulations<br />

administered through the Ministry of the Environment.<br />

Regional Regional Municipalities Act (1990) Act Purpose is to put forth the structuring and governance of<br />

municipalities in support of the Municipal Act.<br />

Regional Municipality of <strong>Niagara</strong> Act (1990) Act Purpose is to put forth the structuring and governance of<br />

municipalities in support of the Regional Municipalities Act and<br />

the Municipal Act.<br />

Regional Municipality of <strong>Niagara</strong> Model Site<br />

Alteration By-law<br />

By-Law<br />

To assist in the protection of sensitive lands and agricultural areas<br />

(can be adopted by the local municipalities under the Municipal<br />

Act).<br />

March 2008 97 <strong>Fort</strong> <strong>Erie</strong> <strong>Creeks</strong> <strong>Watershed</strong> <strong>Plan</strong><br />

General Report (105116)

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