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Vancouver Island Health Authority Vancouver Island Health Authority Search Water Facilities MILL BAY WATER WORKS DISTRICT Facility Location: Alder Bay 875 Deloume Road Alert Bay Mill Bay Bamfield Barkley Sound Facility Information: Black Creek Facility Type: DWT Blackfish Sound Bligh Island Facility Sampling History: Blind Channel Bowser Location Date Total Coliform E. Coli Campbell River Cassidy Mill Springs - Sales Office 23-Apr-2014 D Cedar 2395 Mill Bay Road, 2395 Mill Bay Road 23-Apr-2014 L1 L1 Central Saanich Chemainus CIBC Building 16-Apr-2014 L1 L1 Coal Harbour Francis Kelsey School, 953 Shawnigan 16-Apr-2014 L1 L1 Cobble Hill Mill Bay Road Comox 2502 Mill Bay Road, Mill Bay, B.C. 8-Apr-2014 L1 L1 Coombs Cordero Channel 631 Noowick Road 8-Apr-2014 L1 L1 Cortes Island 905 Lilmac Road 1-Apr-2014 L1 L1 Courtenay Cowichan Bay Frayne Center 1-Apr-2014 L1 L1 Cranberry 2395 Mill Bay Road, 2395 Mill Bay Road 25-Mar-2014 L1 L1 Crofton 2502 Mill Bay Road, Mill Bay, B.C. 25-Mar-2014 L1 L1 Cumberland Denman Island CIBC Building 18-Mar-2014 L1 L1 Duncan Frayne Center 18-Mar-2014 L1 L1 East Thurlow Island 631 Noowick Road 10-Mar-2014 L1 L1 Errington Esquimalt 905 Lilmac Road 10-Mar-2014 L1 L1 Fanny Bay Francis Kelsey School, 953 Shawnigan 4-Mar-2014 L1 L1 Gabriola Island Mill Bay Road Galiano Island Glenora Mill Springs - Sales Office 4-Mar-2014 L1 L1 Gold River 2395 Mill Bay Road, 2395 Mill Bay Road 25-Feb-2014 L1 L1 Gossip Island Frayne Center 25-Feb-2014 L1 L1 Hanson Island Highlands 2502 Mill Bay Road, Mill Bay, B.C. 18-Feb-2014 L1 L1 Holberg CIBC Building 18-Feb-2014 L1 L1 Honeymoon Bay Hornby Island 631 Noowick Road 12-Feb-2014 L1 L1 Jordan River 905 Lilmac Road 12-Feb-2014 L1 L1 Knight Inlet Francis Kelsey School, 953 Shawnigan 4-Feb-2014 L1 L1 Kyuquot Mill Bay Road Ladysmith Lake Cowichan Mill Springs - Sales Office 4-Feb-2014 L1 L1 Langford 2395 Mill Bay Road, 2395 Mill Bay Road 28-Jan-2014 L1 L1 Lantzville Lasqueti Island CIBC Building 28-Jan-2014 L1 L1 Malahat 631 Noowick Road 21-Jan-2014 L1 L1 Mayne Island 2502 Mill Bay Road, Mill Bay, B.C. 21-Jan-2014 L1 L1 Merville Mesachie Lake 905 Lilmac Road 21-Jan-2014 L1 L1 Metchosin 631 Noowick Road 15-Jan-2014 EST 2 L1 Mill Bay Frayne Center 15-Jan-2014 L1 L1 http://www.healthspace.ca/Clients/VIHA/VIHA_Website.nsf/Water-Samples-Frameset?OpenPage[5/05/14 3:35:09 PM] Vancouver Island Health Authority Minstrel Island Mount Washington Francis Kelsey School, 953 Shawnigan 8-Jan-2014 L1 L1 Nanaimo Mill Bay Road Nanaimo Regional District Mill Springs - Sales Office 8-Jan-2014 L1 L1 Nanoose Bay Nitinat Lake 2395 Mill Bay Road, 2395 Mill Bay Road 17-Dec-2013 L1 L1 North Cowichan Frayne Center 17-Dec-2013 L1 L1 North Saanich 905 Lilmac Road 11-Dec-2013 L1 L1 Oak Bay Parksville Mill Springs - Sales Office 11-Dec-2013 L1 L1 Pender Island CIBC Building 4-Dec-2013 L1 L1 Piers Island Francis Kelsey School, 953 Shawnigan Port Alberni 4-Dec-2013 L1 L1 Port Alice Mill Bay Road Port Hardy 2395 Mill Bay Road, 2395 Mill Bay Road 25-Nov-2013 L1 L1 Port Hardy - Remote 2502 Mill Bay Road, Mill Bay, B.C. 25-Nov-2013 L1 L1 Port McNeill Port Renfrew 631 Noowick Road 19-Nov-2013 L1 L1 Quadra Island CIBC Building 19-Nov-2013 L1 L1 Qualicum Bay Qualicum Beach Frayne Center 13-Nov-2013 L1 L1 Quatsino Mill Springs - Sales Office 13-Nov-2013 L1 L1 Read Island 905 Lilmac Road 5-Nov-2013 L1 L1 Refuge Cove Francis Kelsey School, 953 Shawnigan Royston 5-Nov-2013 L1 L1 Saanich Mill Bay Road Salt Spring Island 2502 Mill Bay Road, Mill Bay, B.C. 22-Oct-2013 L1 L1 Saltair Saturna Island 631 Noowick Road 22-Oct-2013 L1 L1 Sayward 905 Lilmac Road 16-Oct-2013 L1 L1 Shawnigan Lake CIBC Building 16-Oct-2013 L1 L1 Sidney Simoom Sound 2395 Mill Bay Road, 2395 Mill Bay Road 9-Oct-2013 L1 L1 Sointula Francis Kelsey School, 953 Shawnigan 9-Oct-2013 L1 L1 Sonora Island Mill Bay Road Sooke Sproat Lake Frayne Center 1-Oct-2013 L1 L1 Steep Island Mill Springs - Sales Office 1-Oct-2013 L1 L1 Stuart Island 2395 Mill Bay Road, 2395 Mill Bay Road 25-Sep-2013 L1 L1 Sullivan Bay Tahsis 2502 Mill Bay Road, Mill Bay, B.C. 25-Sep-2013 L1 L1 Telegraph Cove 631 Noowick Road 17-Sep-2013 L1 L1 Thetis Island CIBC Building 17-Sep-2013 L1 L1 Tofino Ucluelet 905 Lilmac Road 10-Sep-2013 L1 L1 Union Bay Francis Kelsey School, 953 Shawnigan 10-Sep-2013 L1 L1 Victoria Mill Bay Road Wallace Island Westholme Frayne Center 4-Sep-2013 L1 L1 Winter Harbour Mill Springs - Sales Office 4-Sep-2013 L1 L1 Wise Island 2502 Mill Bay Road, Mill Bay, B.C. 27-Aug-2013 L1 L1 Woss Yellowpoint 631 Noowick Road 27-Aug-2013 L1 L1 Youbou 2395 Mill Bay Road, 2395 Mill Bay Road 20-Aug-2013 L1 L1 Zeballos CIBC Building 20-Aug-2013 L1 L1 905 Lilmac Road 14-Aug-2013 L1 L1 Francis Kelsey School, 953 Shawnigan 14-Aug-2013 L1 L1 Mill Bay Road http://www.healthspace.ca/Clients/VIHA/VIHA_Website.nsf/Water-Samples-Frameset?OpenPage[5/05/14 3:35:09 PM] Vancouver Island Health Authority Frayne Center 7-Aug-2013 L1 L1 Mill Springs - Sales Office 7-Aug-2013 L1 L1 2395 Mill Bay Road, 2395 Mill Bay Road 23-Jul-2013 L1 L1 631 Noowick Road 23-Jul-2013 L1 L1 2502 Mill Bay Road, Mill Bay, B.C. 16-Jul-2013 L1 L1 CIBC Building 16-Jul-2013 L1 L1 631 Noowick Road 10-Jul-2013 2 L1 Frayne Center 10-Jul-2013 L1 L1 Mill Springs - Sales Office 10-Jul-2013 L1 L1 905 Lilmac Road 3-Jul-2013 L1 L1 Francis Kelsey School, 953 Shawnigan 3-Jul-2013 L1 L1 Mill Bay Road CIBC Building 25-Jun-2013 L1 L1 2502 Mill Bay Road, Mill Bay, B.C. 25-Jun-2013 L1 L1 631 Noowick Road 25-Jun-2013 2 L1 2395 Mill Bay Road, 2395 Mill Bay Road 24-Jun-2013 L1 L1 2395 Mill Bay Road, 2395 Mill Bay Road 18-Jun-2013 2 L1 CIBC Building 18-Jun-2013 1 L1 905 Lilmac Road 11-Jun-2013 L1 L1 Francis Kelsey School, 953 Shawnigan 11-Jun-2013 L1 L1 Mill Bay Road Frayne Center 5-Jun-2013 L1 L1 Mill Springs - Sales Office 5-Jun-2013 L1 L1 2395 Mill Bay Road, 2395 Mill Bay Road 29-May-2013 L1 L1 631 Noowick Road 29-May-2013 L1 L1 905 Lilmac Road 21-May-2013 L1 L1 Francis Kelsey School, 953 Shawnigan 21-May-2013 L1 L1 Mill Bay Road Frayne Center 15-May-2013 L1 L1 Mill Springs - Sales Office 15-May-2013 L1 L1 2502 Mill Bay Road, Mill Bay, B.C. 7-May-2013 L1 L1 CIBC Building 7-May-2013 L1 L1 631 Noowick Road 16-Apr-2013 L1 L1 905 Lilmac Road 16-Apr-2013 L1 L1 Show: 100 results per page http://www.healthspace.ca/Clients/VIHA/VIHA_Website.nsf/Water-Samples-Frameset?OpenPage[5/05/14 3:35:09 PM] Vancouver Island Health Authority http://www.healthspace.ca/Clients/VIHA/VIHA_Website.nsf/Water-Samples-Frameset?OpenPage[5/05/14 3:35:09 PM] Vancouver Island Health Authority http://www.healthspace.ca/Clients/VIHA/VIHA_Website.nsf/Water-Samples-Frameset?OpenPage[5/05/14 3:35:09 PM].
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