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Liquid Waste Management plans allow the CRD and local governments to develop community specific solutions for the management of liquid waste, stormwater and environmental protection in accordance with the BC Environmental Management Act.
The Core Area Liquid Waste Management Plan was created for the cities of Victoria, Langford and Colwood, the districts of Oak Bay and Saanich, the Township of Esquimalt and the Town of View Royal. Section 5 of the plan addresses management of inflow and infiltration and control of wastewater overflows. The current Plan was originally approved by the Minister of Environment in 2003 and was last updated with Amendment 12 in 2018.
The CRD is updating Section 5 of the Plan to explain how it will reduce overflows that happen during storms which are expected to occur more than once every five years. The proposed approach of reducing and eliminating overflows during these storm events is intended to be a practical solution that meets regulatory requirements while ensuring long-term environmental protection.
The CRD invites you to provide feedback on the proposed amendment using the comment form below. Feedback collected will be incorporated into a final amendment package to the CRD Board for submission to the provincial regulator.
Please provide your comments by November 10, 2024.
Liquid Waste Management plans allow the CRD and local governments to develop community specific solutions for the management of liquid waste, stormwater and environmental protection in accordance with the BC Environmental Management Act.
The Core Area Liquid Waste Management Plan was created for the cities of Victoria, Langford and Colwood, the districts of Oak Bay and Saanich, the Township of Esquimalt and the Town of View Royal. Section 5 of the plan addresses management of inflow and infiltration and control of wastewater overflows. The current Plan was originally approved by the Minister of Environment in 2003 and was last updated with Amendment 12 in 2018.
The CRD is updating Section 5 of the Plan to explain how it will reduce overflows that happen during storms which are expected to occur more than once every five years. The proposed approach of reducing and eliminating overflows during these storm events is intended to be a practical solution that meets regulatory requirements while ensuring long-term environmental protection.
The CRD invites you to provide feedback on the proposed amendment using the comment form below. Feedback collected will be incorporated into a final amendment package to the CRD Board for submission to the provincial regulator.
Please provide your comments by November 10, 2024.
We want to hear from you! Please provide your feedback on the proposed Amendment 13 - Core Area Liquid Waste Management Plan. Comments collected will be shared with the CRD Board. The deadline to provide feedback is 11:55pm on November 10, 2024.
This comment form is intended to be anonymous. Please do not provide your name, address or any other personal information that directly or indirectly identifies yourself and/or others. No comments will be attributed to any individuals and no personal information will be used to make administrative decisions impacting specific individuals as a result of this survey.
Please note: Because comments are anonymous, we are not able to respond directly. Please send an email to gharris@crd.bc.caif you would like us to reply with additional information.
Liquid Waste Management Plan Amendment is currently at this stage
The CRD invites you to provide feedback on the proposed amendment using the comment form.
Under Review
this is an upcoming stage for Liquid Waste Management Plan Amendment
Contributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review. Feedback collected will be incorporated into a final amendment package to the CRD Board for submission to the provincial regulator.
Final Amendment Report
this is an upcoming stage for Liquid Waste Management Plan Amendment
Feedback collected has been incorporated into a final amendment package. This report will go to the CRD Board for submission to the provincial regulator.
