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Plans, Reports, Policies and Other Resources | BC Ferries
Find BC Ferries useful resources and reports on our services, operations, governance, finances and more.
Our File: 2231-37011-01 TECHNICAL MEMO
McElhanney Ltd. was requested by British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. (BCF) to provide an opinion on the feasibility of wastewater management options for the BCF Gabriola Island terminal site in Descanso Bay.
Office of the BC Ferries Commissioner
An independent regulator, the BC Ferry Commission oversees BC’s coastal ferry operators. Our decisions take into account the public interest and balance the needs of all stakeholders.
BC Ferry Services Inc. Terminal Sewage Treatment Plants
BC Ferries operates four sewage treatment plants to service ferry terminal facilities on Saturna, Galiano, and Salt Spring Islands and in Gibsons, BC.
Guidelines and Resources - Province of British Columbia
The Sewerage System Policy for Setback from Wells Based on Repairs or Alterations (PDF, 97KB) provides additional detail to the Sewerage System Regulation Amendments document.
Where Does It All Go?!? BC Ferries Langdale Wastewater Treatment ... - EOCP
This wastewater treatment facility is unique in that it essentially serves a population of zero, or thousands, depending on the interpretation of the regulations. At this time, the facility is considered a small wastewater system and will be re-evaluated against current classification models.
Rules and Requirements | BC Ferries
The contents of this downloadable PDF regarding the rules and requirements relating to the operation of BC Ferries...
BC Ferries Clean Futures Plan and the path to “net zero”
BC Ferries removed the equivalent of nearly 3,000 cars from the road last year and did so without altering a single sailing or the customer experience. The key to the company’s success is in the 2022 BC Ferries Clean Futures Plan.
Assessment of Options for Biosolids | Sylvis
The British Columbia (BC) Ministry of Environment instituted regulatory changes to the Municipal Sewage Regulations that recently required BC Ferries to install a wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) at the Langdale ferry terminal.
Tsartlip Partners with BC Ferries to Offer Pump-Out Service
New partnership between BC Ferries and Tsartlip will help protect Salish Sea. Tsartlip First Nation will soon offer a mobile Sani-pump service to prevent boats from dumping raw sewage in the Tod Inlet.
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