This form should be used to create a record of alterations undertaken in accordance with conditions in a Consolidated Linear Infrastructure Environmental Compliance Approval (CLI ECA) for a municipal stormwater management system.

Environmental Compliance Approvals with Limited Operational Flexibility (Air & Noise) include the requirement that the Approval holder prepare a Written Summary each year. The purpose of the Written Summary is to document modifications completed over time at a Facility.

Resources to support applications for the 2023 round of the Wetlands Conservation Partner Program.

Section 7(1) of the Pesticides Act requires a person to hold a permit issued by the Director for a land extermination unless exempt under regulation. This application form for this purpose.

This form is used when a contaminant with no Ministry POI Limit is identified as apart of an Emission Summary and Dispersion Modelling (ESDM) Report.

This form is intended to standardize the way in which applicants of wind facilities request copies of site plan approvals (issued under section 41 of the Planning Act) and building permits (issued under s. 8 of the Building Code Act, 1992) from municipalities when they are planning their projects.

All owners of the “mechanical plants” should make R1 submissions. A “mechanical plant” maybe subject to a discharge limit or objective that goes beyond the “conventional” parameters listed on the R1 form. In that case, the information would be entered on the R2 form.

Section 7(2) of the Pesticides Act requires a person to hold a permit issued by the Director for a water extermination. This application form is for a permit to use a pesticide in surface water to control of mosquito larvae that if allowed to mature could be vectors of West Nile Virus.

Section 7(2) of the Pesticides Act requires a person to hold a permit issued by the Director for a water extermination. This application form is for a permit to use a pesticide in catch basin for the control of mosquito larvae that if allowed to mature to adults could be vectors of West Nile Virus.