Servicing Policy

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Town of Collingwood Water and Wastewater Capacity Allocation Policy - March 2022 minus the actual existing recorded maximum day demand and exclusive of any capacity reserved to service municipalities outside the Town of Collingwood. Limited capacity: means where the actual recorded annual maximum day flow exceeds 80% of the design capacity of the Raymond A. Barker Water Treatment Plant or where the actual recorded annual average day flow exceeds 80% of the design capacity of the Collingwood Wastewater Treatment Plant and/or where the municipality is actively undertaking an expansion of either plant. Single dwelling unit equivalent ( SDU equivalent or SDU ): means the conversion of uncommitted hydraulic reserve capacity into a unit of measurement for the purposes of the allocation of uncommitted hydraulic reserve capacity. Shovel ready: means a construction project that is advanced enough such that building permits could be issued for all or a part of it within six (6) months. Uncommitted hydraulic reserve capacity: The uncommitted hydraulic reserve capacity is obtained by subtracting any committed water and wastewater allocation, including through draft approved and registered plans and site plan approvals, plus a safety factor and any capacity reserved for government projects, projects that do not require a Planning Act application or the treatment of hauled sewage if applicable, from the existing hydraulic reserve capacity. Note: Where

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