Intermunicipal Water and Wastewater Servicing Agreements Sample Clauses

Intermunicipal Water and Wastewater Servicing Agreements. Peel Region has successfully executed and managed long-term intermunicipal water and wastewater servicing agreements with the Region of York and the City of Toronto. These agreements follow Regional Council Resolution 96-918 and Corporate Policy W10-07 Provision of Water and Wastewater Services to Adjacent Municipalities (Appendix II). The proposed cross-boundary water servicing agreement between Halton Region and Peel Region will adhere to this policy and include provisions that protect Peel Region’s infrastructure, system capacity, drinking water quality, and utility rate payers. Peel Region also currently has 14 active water accounts in the billing system for services to private users in adjacent municipalities (Halton and York Region), out of which eight are from Halton (two Institutional, Commercial and Industrial sector and six residential). These accounts are charged at the same rate as Peel users. Halton Region Council, on June 14, 2023, endorsed Report Number PW-25-23 “Water Supply Agreement with the Regional Municipality of Peel for Temporary Servicing of Properties in the Premier Gateway Employment Area” (Appendix III), agreeing to a temporary cross-boundary water connection to Peel Region’s drinking water system.
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