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Public Works and Environmental Services of By-Law 2016-369 Document 1 2017 Delegated Authority for the Environmental Services Department under Schedule “I” – Public Works and Environmental Services of By-law 2016-369 Section 5 Discharge Agreements Special Discharge Agreements ($729,144.93) 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. Cintas (former G&K Services Canada Inc.) - (New) 8. Cleanwear (Independent Linen) - (Ongoing) 9. Costco Warehouse #541, Gloucester, Ontario - (Ongoing) 10. Costco Warehouse, Kanata, Ontario - (Ongoing) 11. Costco Warehouse #540, 1849 Merivale Rd., Ottawa - (Ongoing) 12. Deb’s Food Production – (Ongoing) 13. DRS Technologies (New) 14. Dustbane Products Ltd. - (Ongoing) 15. Dynacare - Gamma Laboratory Partnership Revised - (Ongoing) 16. Eurofins Environmental Testing Canada Inc. (former Exova) - (New) 17. Exova Canada – (Ongoing) 18. FarmBoy – (New) 19. Gate Gourmet Canada - (Ongoing) 20. G &K Services Canada Inc. – (Ongoing) 21. Hospital Food Services - (Ongoing) 22. Iogen Corporation - (Ongoing) 23. Kitchissippi Beer Company - (Ongoing) 24. La Cité Collegiale – (Ongoing) 25. Lowe-Martin Group Inc. - (Ongoing) 26. Mill Street Brew Pub – (Ongoing) 27. Municipality of North Grenville, WPCP, Kemptville – (Ongoing) 28. NATREL (New: AULT FOODS) - (Ongoing) 29. Nita Beer Company - (Ongoing) 30. Novozymes Canada Limited – (Ongoing) 31. Ottawa Citizen (Oxford Dev Group) – (Ongoing) 32. Ottawa Hospital General Campus – (Ongoing) 33. Professional Mobile Wash – (Ongoing) 2 34. PWGSC Parliamentary Precinct Branch – (Ongoing) 35. Royal Canadian Mint – (New) 36. Saputu Foods Ltd. - (Ongoing) 37. St. Joseph Print Group Inc. - (Ongoing) 38. Surgenor Truck Centre - (Ongoing) 39. Tooth and Nail Brewing Company - (Ongoing) 40. Toth Equity Limited - (Ongoing) 41. Whiprsnapr Brewing – (New) Sanitary Sewer Agreements ($622,763.58) 1. 180 York - (Ongoing) 2. 2436477 Ontario Inc. 235 King Edward Holiday Inn – (New) 3. 340 Albert Street, 10th Floor, Office 056 - (Ongoing) 4. Ashcroft Homes - Sparks Street Redevelopment - (Ongoing) 5. Black and McDonald Limited - (Ongoing) 6. Bruyere Continuing Care Inc. - (Ongoing) 7. Claridge Homes (287 Lisgar) LP - (Ongoing) 8. Claridge Homes (Preston) Limited Partnership – (Ongoing) 9. Claridge Homes (70 Gloucester) – (New) 10. Claridge Homes Riverstone Retirement (Riverpath) – (New) 11. City of Ottawa – 525 Coté St. – (Ongoing) 12. City of Ottawa 13. Colautti Construction Limited - Codds Rd - (Ongoing) 14. CON-PRO Industries Canada Limited – (Ongoing) 15. Dufresne Piling Company (1967) Limited - (Ongoing) 16. EBC Inc. – Chaudiere Hydro Redevelopment - (Ongoing) 17. EBC Inc. - L'Acienne-Lorette (60 Waller St.) - (Ongoing) 18. EBC Inc. - 200 - 160 George Street - (Ongoing) 19. General Dynamics (Computing Devices) SSA - (Ongoing) 20. Girl Guides of Canada, Ontario Council - (Ongoing) 21. Her Majesty the Queen in the Right of Canada - (Ongoing) 22. Honeywell Limited, 3 Hamilton - (Ongoing) 23. La Nouvelle Scene - (Ongoing) 24. Marathon Drilling Co., Ltd. – ECTC 335 River Road(Ongoing) 25. Montfort Hospital, 731 Montreal Rd - (Ongoing) 26. Normand Excavation Inc.- Becasseaux Day Care Project - (Ongoing) 27. OC Transpo (195 Lees) - (Ongoing) 28. OLRT Constructors - Booth/Pimisi Station - (Ongoing) 29. OLRT Constructors - East Portal - (Ongoing) 30. OLRT Constructors – Merton St. & the Transitway (New) 31. OLRT Constructors - Rideau East Entrance - (Ongoing) 32. OLRT Constructors - Rideau River Road - (Ongoing) 33. OLRT Constructors - Rideau West Entrance - (Ongoing) 3 34. OLRT Constructors - West Portal - (Ongoing) 35. OLRT Constructors, East Ring Road Bridge/200 Tremblay/Tremblay Station – (Ongoing) 36. Ontario o/a Controlex Corporation - (Ongoing) 37. Ottawa Greenbelt Construction Ltd. Richmond Village Dev – (New) 38. Ottawa Greenbelt Construction Ltd. Half Moon Bay - (New) 39. Ottawa Hospital Civic Campus, Civic Campus - (Ongoing) 40. PCL Constructors Canada Inc. (2 Rideau) - (Ongoing) 41. PCL Constructors Canada Inc. (150 Louis Pasteur) – (New) 42. PricewaterhouseCoopers - (Ongoing) 43. PWGSC West Block Redevelopment - (Ongoing) 44. PWGSC West Block Rehabilitation - (Ongoing) 45. Rogers Communications Incorporated, RSO Services Administratifs Quebec et Ottawa – (Ongoing) 46. Sakto Corp 333 Preston (c/o Conestoga Rovers) - (Ongoing) 47. Saputo Foods Ltd. – (Ongoing) 48. Site Preparation Limited – 235 King Edward Holiday Inn - (New) 49. SOBA Development (203 Catherine St.) – (New) 50. Strata Construction Corporation - 141 Main St. - (Ongoing) 51. Strata Construction Corporation - 518 Rochester St. - (Ongoing) 52. Suncor Energy Products Partnership, 1985 Merivale Road - (Ongoing) 53. Taggart Construction Group Ltd., Costco Remediation - 2012 Ogilvie Road - (Ongoing) 54. Taggart Construction Limited, Claridge Icon Building - $258.03 (Ongoing) 55. Taggart Construction Limited _ City Park Drive – (New) 56. Taggart Construction Limited – 900 Albert Trinity Dev. – (New) 57. University of Ottawa (Pump Well test) – (New) 58. Vertex Environmental Inc.- (Ongoing) 59. Windmill Green Fund LP IV - (Ongoing) Sanitary Sewer Agreements (Construction Projects) ($120,848.76) 1. ISD10-5036 - Ottawa Greenbelt – Alta Vista Hospital Link - (Ongoing) 2. ISD12-5096 – Taggart Construction Limited, Lebreton - Albert - (Ongoing) 3. ISD14-2018 – Kanata West Pump Station – (Ongoing) 4. ISD14-2031 – Barrhaven Pump station – (Ongoing) 5. ISD14-2033 – South Nepean Collector – (Ongoing) 6. ISD14-5153 - Lyon & McLeod Sewer (Ongoing) 7. ISD15-2057 - Crystal Beach Drive – (Ongoing) 8. ISD15-5013 – Gilmour Trunk – (Ongoing) 9. ISD15-5030 – Richmond Forcemain Repairs – (Ongoing) 10. ISD15-5035 – Dynes Rd. & Prince of Wales ( New) 11. ISD15-5039 – Navaho Sewer – (Ongoing) 12. ISD16-3037 – Goth St. – (New) 13. ISD16-3017 – St. Joseph Watermain Repair – (New) 4 14. ISD15-5062 – Renfrew Ave. and Imperial Ave. – (New) 15. ISD15-5114 – Lavergne Ave. – (New) 16. ISD16-2035 – Miscellaneous Drainage Works – (New) 17. ISD16-5028 – Iona and Helena Reconstructions – (New) 18. ISD16-3003 – Britanny Drive Watermain – (New) 19. ISD16-3004 – Glynn Ave. & Marquis Ave. – (New) 20. ISD16-3004 – Glynn Ave. & Marquis Ave. – (New) 21. ISD16-3012 – Maplehurst Ave. WM replacement – (New) 22. ISD16-3017 - St. Joseph Blvd. – (New) 23. ISD16-3037 – Goth Ave. – (New) 24. ISD16-5028 – Marquis Ave.& Glynn Ave. – (New) 25. ISD16-5029 – Loretta Ave. South – (New) 26. ISD16-5060 – Kendall, Savard, Cyr, Cody, Levi – (New) 27. ISD16-5138 – Rideau Canal Crossing at Fifth Ave. – (New) 28. ISD14-2036 – CSST Site 5a&5b – (New) 29. ISD14-2036 – CSST Site 5c – (New) 30. ISD14-2036 – CSST Site 10 – (New) Combined Agreements ($94,379.96) 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. Organic Resource Management Inc. – (Ongoing) 6. PWGSC Food Production Facility - (Ongoing) 7. Veolia ES Sewer Services (OTTAWA) Inc. - (Ongoing) 8. Walker Environmental (former Organic Resources Management Inc.) – (New) Sludge Agreements ($6,303,372.08) 1. Britannia Water Treatment Plant - (Ongoing) 2. Haley Industries - (Ongoing) 3. Lemieux Island Water Treatment Plant - (Ongoing) Section 6 Compliance Certificates ($2,066.00) – 4 Active and one New certificates 1. Abbot Point of Care – (New) 2. City of Ottawa (Trail Rd) - (Ongoing) 3. Dynacare-Gamma Laboratory Partnership – (Ongoing) 4. National Research Council – Sussex Campus – (New) 5. University of Ottawa, 141 Louis Pasteur - (Ongoing) 5 Section 7 Hauled Waste ($524,476.40) Signed new each year 1. A-One Pumping - (Ongoing) 2. Axle Automotive Inc. - (Ongoing) 3. Brazeau Bourget Sanitation - (Ongoing) 4. Carleton Environmental - (Ongoing) 5. Clean Water Works - (Ongoing) 6. Devereaux & Son Pumping - (Ongoing) 7. Drain-All Limited - (Ongoing) 8. Econome Inc. - (Ongoing) 9. Elite Restroom Rentals o/u Hume - (Ongoing) 10. Gascon Service Septique - (Ongoing) 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. Ottawa Toilet Rentals o/a 2376749 Ontario Inc. - (Ongoing) 21. Perth & District Septic - (Ongoing) 22. Poirier Waste Pumping Service - (Ongoing) 23. Pompage Fosses Septiques Gauthier - (Ongoing) 24. Ron's Pumping Service – (Ongoing) 25. Scooter Rooter - (Ongoing) 26. Septic Supply Shop - (Ongoing) 27. Star Toilet Rentals (2107897 Ontario Inc.) - (Ongoing) 28. Super Save Toilet Rentals Inc. - (Ongoing) 29. The Bin Spa Inc. - (Ongoing) 30. Tomlinson Environmental Services Ltd. - (Ongoing) 31. Valley Sanitation Services Ltd. - (Ongoing) 32. Veolia ES (Sarp Sewer-Matic Inc.) - (Ongoing) Section 9 Leachate Agreements ($1,144,183.41) – 3 Active Agreements 1. City of Ottawa (Trail Rd) - (Ongoing) 2. CWS (Waste Management of Canada Corp.) - (Ongoing) 3. Progressive Waste Solutions (formerly BFIN) - (New) 6 Section 10 Provincial and Federal Agreements ($) 1. MHSW Funding Agreement with Stewardship Ontario and Product Care for Phase 1 materials - $ (Ongoing) 2. WEEE Funding Agreement with Ontario Electronic Stewardship for Waste Electric and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) - $ (Ongoing) .
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