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Bylaws

Here are links to the currently applicable By-Laws:

Bylaw 133 – 2026 Tolls

Bylaw 129 – 2026 Parcel Tax

Bylaw 126 – 2025 Parcel Tax

Bylaw 127 – 2025 Tolls

Bylaw 125 – 2024 Tolls

ByLaw 117 – Water Distribution Regulations

Bylaw 101 – Meeting Procedures

ByLaw 92 – Subdivision Regulations

Bylaw 81 – Installation of Backflow Preventers

Bylaw 77 – Indemnification of Officers

Bylaw 128 – Officer Positions and Their Powers, Duties and Responsibilities

Letters Patent

  • SERVICE NOTICES

     

    2026 Water Tolls set the minimum billing $193.00 for 2 months. Consumption over 5000 gallons is $104.00 per 1000 gallons, consumption over 6000 gallons is $520.00 per 1000 gallons. Consumption over 10,000 gallons is $1040.00 per 1000 gallons and subject to water being shut-off to protect the system.

    2026 Parcel Tax set at $625.00 per parcel of land.  Parcel Tax statements will be sent in May and payment is due no later than July 1.

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    Watering Restriction Level:         Effective July 13, 2026

    Restrictions set at LEVEL 3

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    It is highly recommended that residents consider a rainwater capture system for gardening. More under the Water Conservation tab

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    Residents are reminded to close their premises shut-off valve at the street if they will be absent for more than 3 days. DO NOT turn the District curb stop valve. Please contact trustees if you need this closed in order to replace your premises shut-off valve. Residents (or their contractor) who damage the curb stop will be liable for the full cost of repairs & hired plumbers.

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  • PERMANENT ADVISORY

    CHLORINE IN DRINKING WATER — A key element of the District’s Multi-Barrier Approach to Ensuring Safe Drinking Water is the use of sodium hypochlorite (chlorine) as a disinfectant. Residents concerned about chlorine and chlorine by-products  in their water should consider use NSF certified activated carbon  filtration.
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    SODIUM LEVELS — Sodium is a naturally occurring element in our well water. The levels of sodium exiting the treatment plants are within established limits, but can exceed the alert level for people on sodium restricted diets. It is recommended that such people use an alternative source for drinking water.

    MANGANESE – Manganese is a naturally occurring mineral in our groundwater. Treatment removes most of the manganese, but at times it can exceed new water quality guidelines and can persist in water mains. Residents experiencing brown water should run taps until water runs clear. it is recommended that formula for infants be made from alternate source of water.
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