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2016 Delegated Authority for the Environmental Services Document 1 2018 Delegated Authority for the Environmental Services Department under Schedule “I” – Public Works and Environmental Services of Bylaw 2018-397 Section 5 - Discharge Agreements Special Discharge Agreements ($550,565) 1. Algonquin College (Ongoing) 2. Beyond The Pale Brewer (Ongoing) 3. Bicycle Craft Brewery (Ongoing) 4. Broadhead Brewing Company (Ongoing) 5. Big Rig Brewing Company (Ongoing) 6. Canadian Food Inspection Agency- Ottawa Lab Fallowfield (Ongoing) 7. Canadian Linen and Uniform Services Inc. (Ongoing) 8. Cintas (former G&K Services Canada Inc.) (Ongoing) 9. Cleanwear (Independent Linen) (Ongoing) 10. Costco Warehouse #541, Gloucester, Ontario (Ongoing) 11. Costco Warehouse, Kanata, Ontario (Ongoing) 12. Costco Warehouse #540, 1849 Merivale Rd., Ottawa (Ongoing) 13. Costco Warehouse #1263, Barrhaven (New) 14. Deb’s Food Production (Ongoing) 15. Dominion City Brewing Co. (New) 16. DRS Technologies (New) 17. Dustbane Products Ltd. (Ongoing) 18. Dynacare Gamma Laboratory Partnership Revised (Ongoing) 19. Eurofins Environmental Testing Canada Inc. (former Exova) (Ongoing) 20. FarmBoy Central (Ongoing) 21. Flora Hall Brewing (New) 22. Gate Gourmet Canada (Ongoing) 23. Hospital Food Services (Ongoing) 24. Iogen Corporation (Ongoing) 25. Kitchissippi Beer Company (Ongoing) 26. La Cité Collegiale (Ongoing) 27. Lowe-Martin Group Inc. (Ongoing) 28. Lowertown Brewery (New) 29. Mill Street Brew Pub (Ongoing) 30. Municipality of North Grenville, WPCP, Kemptville (Ongoing) 31. NATREL (New: AULT FOODS) (Ongoing) 1 Document 1 32. Nita Beer Company (Ongoing) 33. Novozymes Canada Limited (Ongoing) 34. OC Transpo – 164 Colonnade (Ongoing) 35. OC Transpo – 2550 Queensview (Ongoing) 36. OC Transpo – 1500 St. Laurent (Ongoing) 37. Ottawa Citizen (Oxford Dev Group) (Ongoing) 38. Ottawa Hospital General Campus (Ongoing) 39. Professional Mobile Wash (Ongoing) 40. PWGSC Parliamentary Precinct Branch (Ongoing) 41. Royal Canadian Mint (Ongoing) 42. St. Joseph Print Group Inc. (Ongoing) 43. Stray Dog Brewing Company (New) 44. Surgenor Truck Centre (Ongoing) 45. Tooth and Nail Brewing Company (Ongoing) 46. Toth Equity Limited (Ongoing) 47. Whiprsnapr Brewing (Ongoing) Sanitary Sewer Agreements ($539,874) 1. 180 York (Ongoing) 2. 2436477 Ontario Inc. 235 King Edward Holiday Inn (Ongoing) 3. 8276374 Canada Inc. (135 Barrette) (New) 4. Ashcroft Homes (105 Rossignol Dr) (New) 5. Bruyere Continuing Care Inc. (Ongoing) 6. Claridge Homes (287 Lisgar) LP (Ongoing) 7. Claridge Homes (Preston) Limited Partnership (Ongoing) 8. Claridge Homes (70 Gloucester) (Ongoing) 9. Claridge Homes (80 Landry) (New) 10. City of Ottawa – 525 Coté St. (Ongoing) 11. City of Ottawa – Trenton St. (Ongoing) 12. Dufresne Piling Company (1967) Limited (1136 Maritime Way) (New) 13. Doran Contractors Ltd. (1166 Wellington) (New) 14. DST Consulting Engineers Inc. (Terminal Ave.) (New) 15. General Dynamics (Computing Devices) SSA (Ongoing) 16. Girl Guides of Canada, Ontario Council (Ongoing) 17. Golder Associates Ltd. (223 Armstrong) (New) 18. Greystone Village Retirement Residences Inc. (New) 19. Her Majesty the Queen in the Right of Canada (Ongoing) 2 Document 1 20. Honeywell Limited, 3 Hamilton (Ongoing) 21. Montfort Hospital, 731 Montreal Rd (Ongoing) 22. Morley Hoppner Limited (175 Curruthers) (New) 23. OC Transpo (195 Lees) (Ongoing) 24. OLRT Constructors – East Portal (Ongoing) 25. OLRT Constructors – Merton St. & the Transitway (Ongoing) 26. OLRT Constructors – Rideau East Entrance (Ongoing) 27. OLRT Constructors – Rideau River Road (Ongoing) 28. OLRT Constructors – Rideau West Entrance (Ongoing) 29. OLRT Constructors – West Portal (Ongoing) 30. OLRT Constructors – East Ring Road Bridge/200 Tremblay/Tremblay Station (Ongoing) 31. Ontario o/a Controlex Corporation (Ongoing) 32. Ottawa Greenbelt Construction Ltd. – Richmond Village Dev (Ongoing) 33. Ottawa Greenbelt Construction Ltd. – Half Moon Bay (Ongoing) 34. Ottawa Greenbelt Construction Ltd. – Mountshannon Dr. (New) 35. Ottawa Hospital Civic Campus, Civic Campus (Ongoing) 36. PCL Constructors Canada Inc. – 150 Louis Pasteur (Ongoing) 37. PCL Constructors Canada Inc. – 40 Ruskin, OHCCHI (New) 38. PricewaterhouseCoopers (Ongoing) 39. PWGSC West Block Redevelopment (Ongoing) 40. PWGSC West Block Rehabilitation (Ongoing) 41. Rogers Communications Incorporated, RSO Services Administratifs Quebec et Ottawa (Ongoing) 42. Ron Eastern Construction Ltd. (1161 Heron Road) (New) 43. Sakto Corp 333 Preston (c/o Conestoga Rovers) (Ongoing) 44. SOBA Development (203 Catherine St.) (Ongoing) 45. Suncor Energy Products Partnership, 1985 Merivale Road (Ongoing) 46. Taggart Construction Group Ltd., Costco Remediation - 2012 Ogilvie Road (Ongoing) 47. Taggart Construction Limited, Claridge Icon Building (Ongoing) 48. Taggart Construction Limited, City Park Drive Phase I (Ongoing) 49. Taggart Construction Limited, 900 Albert Trinity Dev. (Ongoing) 50. Triangle Pump Services Ltd. (2565 Del Zotto) (New) 51. Vertex Environmental Inc.- (Ongoing) 52. Windmill Green Fund LP IV (Ongoing) 53. Zibi Windmill Dream Ontario Holding LP (6 Booth St.) (New) 3 Document 1 Sanitary Sewer Agreements (Construction Projects) ($194,854) 1. ISD12-5096 – Taggart Construction Limited, Lebreton - Albert (Ongoing) 2. ISD14-2018 – Kanata West Pump Station (Ongoing) 3. ISD15-2057 – Crystal Beach Drive (Ongoing) 4. ISD15-5035 – Dynes Rd. & Prince of Wales (Ongoing) 5. ISD15-5114 – Lavergne Ave. (Ongoing) 6. ISD15-5126 – Old Ottawa South (New) 7. ISD16-3012 – Maplehurst Ave. WM replacement (Ongoing) 8. ISD16-5028 – Iona and Helena Reconstructions (Ongoing) 9. ISD16-5029 – Loretta Ave. South (Ongoing) 10. ISD16-5138 – Rideau Canal Crossing at Fifth Ave. (Ongoing) 11. ISD14-2036 – CSST Site 5a&5b (Ongoing) 12. ISD14-2036 – CSST Site 5c (Ongoing) 13. ISD14-2036 – CSST Site 10 (Ongoing) 14. ISD14-2036 – CSST Site 1 (New) 15. ISD14-2036 – CSST Site 3a (New) 16. ISD14-2036 – CSST Site 3cr (New) 17. ISD14-2036 – CSST Site 8 (New) 18. ISD14-2036 – CSST Site 9 (New) 19. ISD17-5012 – Bridlewood Wet Weather Upgrade (New) 20. ISD17-2007 – East Fairbanks, Beechwood (New) 21. ISD17-3001 – Billberry & Chatelaine (New) 22. ISD18-5030 – Kidgrove Garden (New) 23. ISD12-2011 – North Kanata Trunk Sewer Phase II (New) 24. ISD17-5007 – Brantwood Park (New) Combined Agreements ($87,186) 1. AERO, Mag (Ongoing) 2. Clean Water Works (Ongoing) 3. Drain-All Ltd., 1611 Liverpool Court (Ongoing) 4. Drain-All Ltd., 2705 Stevenage Drive (Ongoing) 5. PWGSC Food Production Facility (Ongoing) 6. Veolia ES Sewer Services (OTTAWA) Inc. (Ongoing) 7. Walker Environmental (former Organic Resources Management Inc.) (Ongoing) Sludge Agreements ($6,781,723) 1. Britannia Water Treatment Plant (Ongoing) 2. Haley Industries (no activity in 2018 but not terminated) 4 Document 1 3. Lemieux Island Water Treatment Plant (Ongoing) Section 6 - Compliance Certificates ($220.00) 1. Abbot Point of Care (Ongoing) 2. Clean Water Works (Ongoing) 3. Drain-All Stevenage (Ongoing) 4. Dynacare-Gamma Laboratory Partnership (Ongoing) 5. Farm Boy Central Facility (Ongoing) 6. Hospital Linen Services (Ongoing) 7. National Research Council – Sussex Campus (Ongoing) 8. University of Ottawa, 141 Louis Pasteur (Ongoing) 9. Veolia (Ongoing) Section 7 - Hauled Waste ($584,200) - Signed new each year 1. A-One Pumping - (Ongoing) 2. Brazeau Bourget Sanitation (Ongoing) 3. Carleton Environmental (Ongoing) 4. Clean Water Works (Ongoing) 5. Devereaux & Son Pumping (Ongoing) 6. Drain-All Limited (Ongoing) 7. Econome Inc. (Ongoing) 8. Elite Restroom Rentals o/u Hume (Ongoing) 9. Gascon Service Septique (Ongoing) 10. Green Valley Environmental Inc. (New) 11. Howard Campbell & Sons Ltd. (Ongoing) 12. John's Equipment Sales (Ongoing) 13. Lamoureux Pumping (Ongoing) 14. LSC Sanitation (Embrun) (Ongoing) 15. MacGregor Concrete Products (Ongoing) 16. Manotick Pumping Service (Dan Wright Equipment Rentals) (Ongoing) 17. Mr. Rooter Plumbing (Ongoing) 18. Mr. Septic Inc. (Ongoing) 19. Norris Construction Management Inc. (Ongoing) 20. Perth & District Septic (Ongoing) 21. Poirier Waste Pumping Service (Ongoing) 22. Pompage Fosses Septiques Gauthier (Ongoing) 23. Ron's Pumping Service (Ongoing) 5 Document 1 24. Scooter Rooter (Ongoing) 25. Septic Supply Shop (Ongoing) 26. Star Toilet Rentals (2107897 Ontario Inc.) (Ongoing) 27. Super Save Toilet Rentals Inc. (Ongoing) 28. Tomlinson Environmental Services Ltd. (Ongoing) 29. Valley Sanitation Services Ltd. (Ongoing) 30. Veolia ES (Sarp Sewer-Matic Inc.) (Ongoing) Section 9 - Leachate Agreements ($914,950) – 3 Active Agreements 1. City of Ottawa (Trail Rd) (Ongoing) 2. CWS (Waste Management of Canada Corp.) (Ongoing) 3. Waste Connections of Canada Inc. (formerly Progressive Waste Solutions) (Ongoing) Section 10 - Provincial and Federal Agreements ($437,883) 1. MHSW Funding Agreement with Stewardship Ontario and Product Care for Phase 1 materials - $428,063 (Ongoing) 2. WEEE Funding Agreement with Ontario Electronic Stewardship for Waste Electric and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) - $9,820 (Ongoing) 6 .
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