British Columbia Order in Council — Regulatory amendment (O.C. 109/2024)

O.C. 109/2024

British Columbia — Orders in Council

PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA ORDER OF THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL Order in Council No. , Approved and Ordered Lieutenant Governor Executive Council Chambers, Victoria page 1 of 30 On the recommendation of the undersigned, the Lieutenant Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, orders that effective March 6, 2024, (

a) the regulations set out in the attached Schedul e 1 are amended as set out in that Schedule, and (

b) the Hazardous Waste Regulation is amended as set out in the attached

Schedule 2. Minister of Jobs, Economic Development and Innovation Presiding Member of the Executive Council (This

part is for administrative purposes only and is not part of the Order.) Authority under which Order is made: Act and section: Administrative Tribunals Act, S.B.C. 2004, c. 45, s. 60; Assessment Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 20, s. 74; Business Practices and Consumer Protection Act, S.B.C. 2004, c. 2, s. 194; Drinking Water Protection Act, S.B.C. 2001, c. 9, s. 48; Emergency Intervention Disclosure Act , S.B.C. 2012, c. 19, s. 14; Employment Standards Act , R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 113, s. 127; Environmental Management Act , S.B.C. 2003, c. 53, s. 138; Evidence Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 124, s. 41.1; Family Law Act, S.B.C. 2011, c. 25, s. 247; Family Maintenance Enforcement Act , R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 127, s. 51; Health Authorities Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 180, s. 21; Homeowner Protection Act , S.B.C. 1998, c. 31, s. 32; Laboratory Services Act, S.B.C. 2014, c. 8, s. 74; Milk Industry Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 289, s. 40; Motor Dealer Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 316, s. 38; Muskwa-Kechika Management Area Act, S.B.C. 1998, c. 38, s. 17; Public Health Act, S.B.C. 2008, c. 28, s. 113 Other: O.C. 2465/78; O.C. 2404/81; O.C. 268/88; O.C. 1512/88; O.C. 1573/88; O.C. 359/94; O.C. 396/95; O.C. 359/94;

Schedule 3 of O.C. 1367/97; O.C. 137/99; O.C. 1010/2000; O.C. 503/2003; O.C. 629/2004; O.C. 723/2004; O.C. 1161/2004; O.C. 132/2005; O.C. 837/2012; O.C. 824/2015; O.C. 36/2016; O.C. 427/2018; O.C. 405/2019 R10726629 109 March 6, 2024

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SCHEDULE 1 Assessment Act Regulation 1 Form 2 of the Assessment Ac t Regulation, B.C. Reg. 433/98, is repealed and the following substituted:

page 3 of 30 Authorization to Receive Confidential Property Information Form page 1 of 2 cont’d on reverse Æ Authorization to Receive Confidential Property Information This form is to be completed and signed by the property owner (or authorized signatory in the case of corporate owners) before BC Assessment may release confidential property information to a person who is acting on the property owner’s behalf. This form is not required for residential properties that accommodate fewer than three families (in such cases, the owner simply has to provide written authority to release confidential information).

For additional information on this form, please refer to the Authorization to Receive Confidential Information page or contact our office. When complete, please return this form to: Standard processing time for this form is 5-10 business days. If a valid agent email is provided, we will confirm processing once complete. A. General Property Information Please list all properties for which you are requesting confidential information.

For each property, provide both the assessment roll number and a description of the property (either the property’s civic address or the legal description, if no civic address exists for that property). Assessment area Jurisdiction Roll number (unformatted) Property civic address or legal description If this request pertains to more than three (3) properties, attach a completed and signed

Schedule of Properties. In addition to the signed copy, also submit in the original MS Excel format to facilitate prompt processing.

Schedule of Properties attached: ܆of pages of Schedule: B. Agent Information Agent name: Company: Mailing address: City: Province: Postal code: Phone: Email Address: C. Owner/Authorized Signatory (if Corporate Owner) Information Owner name: (must match legal title) Name of authorized signatory: (if corporate owner) Mailing address: City: Province: Postal code: Phone: Email Address: Administrative Services, BC Assessment connect@bcassessment.ca | T 1-866-valueBC (825-8322) 200 - 2925 Virtual Way | Vancouver, BC V5B 4X5 | bcassessment.ca BC ASSESSMENT

page 4 of 30 BC Assessment – Authorization to Receive Confidential Property Information Form page 2 of 2 FE-13 Updated: September 2023 D. Proof of Valid Corporate Signatory Prior to processing the Authorization Form, we must have confirmation that the Authorized Signatory has the authority to sign the document on behalf of the corporate owner. Consequently, if the property is under corporate ownership, attached to this form (by hard copy or electronically) must be confirmation provided by the corporation that the individual signing in

Section C: “Owner/Authorized Signatory (If Corporate Owner) Information” is an authorized signatory. The confirmation may be a memo on corporate letterhead or an email originating from the corporation’s email domain which states the agent’s name and which is signed by the property owner, director, or individual authorized to approve the agent’s appointment. E. Owner’s Authorization I, ___________________________ (as the owner or authorized signatory), authorize disclosure to my agent of the following confidential information about my property(ies) listed in

Section A (and in the attached

Schedule of Properties, if applicable): ܆Records detailing the physical inventory of the property. ܆Details of the method of valuation of the property. This may include costing information, details of income, expenses, vacanc y rate or capitalization rate. ܆Income and expense statements for the property that have been returned to BC Assessment. ܆Other (describe): For the following assessment roll year(s)*: _______________________________ * An assessment roll is completed annually on December 31 for the following year.

An assessment roll year is the next calendar year following the date the assessment roll is completed. Example: The assessment roll published on December 31, 2023 would be for the 2024 assessment roll year. You may also specify a range of assessment roll years (e.g. 2024-2027). ܆I understand that this authorization: a. is limited to the criteria detailed on this form [i.e. types of information to be released and the property(ies) and assessment roll year(

s) listed]; b. is valid until revoked in writing; and c. does not constitute a Notice of Complaint (Appeal) to the Property Assessment Review Panel (PARP) under s.33 of the Assessment Act or to the Property Assessment Appeal Board (PAAB) under s.50 of that Act. Signature: (of owner or authorized signatory) Date: (mm/dd/yyyy) The personal information requested on this form is collected under

section 15(2), 16(2), 17(1), 17(2), and/or 24(10) of the Assessment Act and under

section 26 of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA) for the purposes set out in the Assessment Act and Regulations, the Assessment Authority Act, and related purposes. If you have questions about the collection, use or disclosure of your personal information, please contact BC Assessment’s Privacy Officer & Manager, Information Access, by email (access.privacy@bcassessment.ca) or telephone (1-866-825-8322).

page 5 of 30 Building Envelope Renovation Regulation 2

Section 4 (1) (

a) of the Building Envel ope Renovation Regulation, B.C. Reg. 240/2000, is amended by striking out “ address, telephone ” and substituting “ address, email address, telephone”. Disclosure of the Cost of Consumer Credit Regulation 3

Section 14 (1) of the Disclosure of the Cost of Consumer Credit Regulation, B.C. Reg. 273/2004, is amended by striking out “a paper copy of ” and substituting “ a copy of”. Drinking Water Protection Regulation 4

Section 10 (

b) of the Drinking Water Pr otection Regulation, B.C. Reg. 200/2003, is repealed and the following substituted: (

b) if normal business practi ces provide an opportunity, (

i) verbally advise or notify by email any person who may use the domestic water system for a domestic purpose that the water is not potable water, or (ii) post on a website maintained by or on behalf of the owner a notice that the water provided by the domes tic water system is not or may not be potable water. Electronic Court Documents Regulation 5

Section 2 of the Electronic Court Documents Regulation, B.C. Reg. 60/2005, is amended by adding the following paragraph: (

h) the Provincial Court Scheduling System. Emergency Intervention Disclosure Regulation 6 The

Schedule of the Emergency Inte rvention Disclosure Regulation, B.C. Reg. 33/2013, is amended by repealing the form entitled “Application to Obtain a Testing Order” and substituting the following:

page 6 of 30 APPLICATION TO OBTAIN A TESTING ORDER (section 7 (a) ) Court File No. .............................. Court Location .............................. In the Provincial Court of British Columbia In the case between: .....................................................................[name of Applicant]..................................................................... and .....................................................................[name of Respondent]..................................................................

Filed by: Name .................................................................................. Date of birth ........................... (APPLICANT) Address for service....................................................................................................... City ........................ Province .................... Postal Code .................... Phone ........................ Fax .................. Email…………… .

Notice to: Name ....................................................................................Date of birth ...................... (RESPONDENT) Address for service ....................................................................................................... City ........................ Province .................... Postal Code .................... Phone ......................... Fax ..................

Email………… … I am applying for a testing order requiring the Respondent named above to have a sample of bodily fluid taken and tested for a pathogen that causes a prescribed disease, as provided for under

section 3 of the Emergency Intervention Disclosure Act. The date and circumstances of the exposure are: ...................................................................................................................................................................... ......................................................................................................................................................................

page 7 of 30 ...................................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................................... [Attach additional sheet if more space required.] Attached to this application is the physician's report as required under

section 3 (3) (

a) of the Emergency Intervention Disclosure Act. Dated ......[mmm/dd/yyyy]...... Signature of Applicant.............................................. Serving the Application for a Testing Order on the Respondent Under

section 3 (3) (

d) of the Emergency Intervention Disclosure Act, the application for a testing order must be served on the source individual (Respondent) at least 4 days before the court hears the application. To be completed by the court before this Application is served on the Respondent: Date of Court Hearing: ................................................................................... Time: ................................... a.m./p.m. (or as soon after this time as the court

schedule allows) Court Location: ...............................................................................................

page 8 of 30 Employment Standards Regulation 7

Section 6.2 (1) (

b) of the Employment Standards Regulation, B.C. Reg. 396/95, is repealed and the following substituted: (

b) by cheque, draft or money order made payable to the Minister of Finance, or by any form of electronic payment or transfer of funds to the Minister of Finance. 8

Section 13 (1) (

a) is amended by striking out “and fax number ” and substituting “ and email address”. 9

Section 51 is amended by adding “, or by any form of electr onic payment or transfer of funds to the Minister of Finance” after “Minister of Finance”. Family Law Act Regulation 10

Section 13 (1.1) of the Family Law Act Regula tion, B.C. Reg. 347/2012, is repealed and the following substituted:

(1.1) A request under

section 13 (1) may be made by (

a) posting the request to the person on the website operated and maintained by the child support service if the person has set up access to that website, or (

b) emailing the request to the person if the person has provided an email address. 11

Section 14 (1.1) is repealed and the following substituted:

(1.1) A request under

section 14 (1) may be made by (

a) posting the request to the party on th e website operated and maintained by the child support service if the party has set up access to that website, or (

b) emailing the request to the person if the person has provided an email address. 12

Section 17 (2) is repealed and the following substituted:

(2) Notification under subsection (1) of this

section may be (

a) sent by regular mail or email to the last known address or email address of the party in the records of the child support service, or (

b) posted to the website operated and maintained by the child support service if the party has set up access to that website. Family Maintenance Enforcement Act Regulation 13

Section 13.3 of the Family Maintena nce Enforcement Act Regulation, B.C. Reg. 346/88, is repealed and the following substituted:

page 9 of 30 Service on director 13.3

(1) A notice or other document may be served on the director by (

a) mailing the notice or other documen t by registered mail to any postal address provided by the director for that purpose, or (

b) emailing the notice or other document to an email address provided by the director for that purpose.

(2) If a notice or other document is emailed to the director, the following may be used to prove email transmission: (

a) a printout of the first page of the email message that includes the sender’s name, the recipient’s email addres s and the time and date of email transmission, and (

b) a printout of an automatic repl y from the recipient’s email address. 14

Section 20.01 is amended (

a) in subsection (1) by add ing the following paragraph: (a.1) emailing a copy to an email addr ess provided to the director for that purpose, , and (

b) by repealing subsection (2) and substituting the following:

(2) A notice given under subsection (1) (a.1), (

b) or (

c) is deemed to be received by the debtor 7 days after the notice is emailed, mailed or posted, as the case may be. 15

Section 20.1 is amended (

a) in subsection (1) by add ing the following paragraph: (a.1) emailing a copy to an email addr ess provided to the director for that purpose, , and (

b) by repealing subsection (2) and substituting the following:

(2) A notice given under subsection (1) (a.1), (

b) or (

c) is deemed to be received by the debtor 7 days after the notice is emailed, mailed or posted, as the case may be. Homeowner Protection Act Regulation 16

Section 4 (1) (

a) of the Homeowner Protection Act Regulation, B.C. Reg. 29/99, is amended by striking out “address, telephone” and substituting “address, email address, telephone”. 17

Section 4.1 (3) (a) (

i) is repeal ed and the following substituted: (

i) name, address and email address, . 18

Section 15 (2) is repealed.

page 10 of 30 Hospital Transfer Regulation 19

Section 1 (

b) of the Hospital Transfer Regulation, B.C. Reg. 359/94, is amended by striking out “ council voting in person or by proxy after ” and substituting “ council by voting personally or by proxy after”. Laboratory Services Regulation 20

Section 22 of the Laboratory Services Re gulation, B.C. Reg. 52/2015, is amended by adding the following subsection:

(2.1) For the purposes of a response in accor dance with subsection (2) (a) (ii), a person and the person’s legal counsel may app ear by means of el ectronic or other communication facilities if agreed to by the minister. Milk Industry Standards Regulation 21

Section 8 of the Milk Industry Standards Regulation, B.C. Reg. 464/81, is amended (

a) in subsection (1) by striking out “ shall” wherever it appears and substituting “must”, (

b) in subsection (2) by striking out “ shall” and substituting “must”, (

c) by repealing subsection (3) and substituting the following:

(3) The vendor must make payment under subsection (2) by cash, cheque, money order or any form of electronic payment or transfer of funds. , and (

d) in subsection (4) by striking out “ shall” wherever it appears and substituting “must”. Motor Dealer Act Regulation 22

Section 21 (3) of the Motor Dealer Act Re gulation, B.C. Reg. 447/78, is amended by striking out “a duplicative copy of” and substituting “a copy of”. Muskwa-Kechika Management Plan Regulation 23

Section 5.3.1 of the Muskwa-Kechi ka Management Plan Regulation, B.C. Reg. 53/2002, is amended (

a) by striking out “ publish in the Gazette and in a newspaper a notice” and substituting “publish in the Gazette, in a newspape r, and on a publicly accessible website maintained by or on behalf of the minister, a notice”, and (

b) by repealing paragraph (

d) and substituting the following: (

d) that comments on the proposal may be delivered to the regional or district office of any of the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy,

page 11 of 30 Ministry of Forests and Ministry of Jobs, Economic Development and Innovation within 60 days of the date of the last publication of the notice in the Gazette, in a newspaper or on a publicly accessible website maintained by or on behalf of the minister. 24

Section 5.3.2 is amended by striking out “ publish in the Gazette and in a newspaper a notice” and substituting “ publish in the Gazette, in a newspaper, and on a publicly accessible website maintained by or on behalf of the minister, a notice”. Open Burning Smoke Control Regulation 25

Section 29 (3) (

b) of the Open Burning Smoke Control Regulation, B.C. Reg. 152/2019, is repealed and the following substituted: (

b) publish the decision (

i) in a publicly accessible printed or electronic newspaper circulating in the area affected by the decision and includes a newspaper that is free and that does not require a subscription, or (ii) on a website maintained by or on behalf of the minister. 26

Section 33 is amended by striking out Email: envprotdiv@Victoria1.gov.bc.ca and substituting the following: Email: obscr@gov.bc.ca . Reporting Information Affecting Public Health Regulation 27

Section 7 (

b) of the Reporting Information Affecting Public Health Regulation, B.C. Reg. 167/2018, is amended by striking out “ in person or orally, ” and substituting “ in person, or by telephone, fax, text message or email”. Security for Costs (Administrative Tribunals) Regulation 28

Section 2 (

b) of the Security for Costs (Administrative Tribunals) Regulation, B.C. Reg. 238/2015, is repealed and the following substituted: (

b) the applicant or intervener, or a representative of the applicant or intervenor, fails to attend a hearing as directed by the tribunal, without reasonable excuse.

page 12 of 30 Waste Discharge Regulation 29

Section 4 (3) (

a) of the Waste Discharge Regulation, B.C. Reg. 320/2004, is repealed and the following substituted: (

a) be provided to a director in the manner specified by the director, and . 30

Section 8 is amended (

a) in subsection (2) (

c) by adding “ printed or electronic” after “one or more”, and (b) subsection (3) (

b) by adding “ or in other public places specified by the director ” after “specified by the director”.

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SCHEDULE 2 Hazardous Waste Regulation 1 Sections 42.3 (1) (a) (iii) and (iv) of th e Hazardous Waste Regulation, B.C. Reg. 63/88, are amended by striking out “ address, telephone number ” and substituting “ address, email address, telephone number”. 2

Section 51 (4) is amended (

a) in paragraph (

a) by striking out “ in one or more newspapers” and substituting “in one or more printed or electronic newspapers”, and (

b) in paragraph (

c) by adding “or in other public places specified by the director” after “Canada Post Corporation”. 3

Schedule 5 is amended by repealing Form s 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6 and substituting the following:

page 14 of 30 Schedule5 Form1 [s.43] RegistrationForm THIS FORM IS A REGISTRATION REPORT MADE UNDER

SECTION 43 (1), (2) OR

(4) OF THE HAZARDOUS WASTE REGULATION Reason for Submittal: [ ] To provide an Initial Registration Report [ ] To provide Subsequent Notification of changes to a registration report for Generator Registration (BCG) No. / Provincial ID No....................................... Dated. ................................................ [dd/mm/yyyy] OR Registered Site (RS) No...................................................

Dated .................................................. [dd/mm/yyyy] If this is Subsequent Notification, please indicate what changes are being reported [ ] Facility Name Change [ ] Mailing Address Change [ ] Management Company Change [ ] Adding a Waste Type [ ] Removing a Waste Type [ ] Changing Quantity of Previously Registered Waste(s) [ ] Other (Describe)

page 15 of 30 INSTRUCTIONS:

(1) A person required to register under

section 43 (1) or (2) or to give notice under

section 43 (4) must complete this form.

(2) Identification numbers are site specific: complete a separate form for each hazardous waste site.

(3) All persons must complete parts A and D. Part B is to be completed for facilities that generate hazardous waste.

Part C is to be completed for management facilities. Some generator facilities may also be management facilities, and in that case, parts A, B, C and D must be completed. Note:a generatorthattemporarilystoreshazardouswastebeforeshippingittoa managementfacilityisnotconsideredtobeamanagementfacility.

(4) Send original Form 1 to: Regional Manager, Environmental Protection at the applicable regional office. Retain a copy for your records.

(5) Please print or type the required information on the form.

Definitions: Physical State: L=Liquid; S=Solid; G=Gas; SL=sludge. Waste Identification: Name of Waste: (

a) TDG Regulations classified Hazardous Wastes — enter UN Number, TDG Class and waste name in accordance with TDG Regulations, (

b) hazardous wastes not regulated by TDGR: enter "N/A" for UN Number and TDG Class, use defined hazardous waste name. Generated/30-day period: Estimate of amount generated. Storage/Capacity: Maximum storage or capacity of the facility (under the regulation for each hazardous waste). Units: Use metric, litres or kilograms (L or kg).

page 16 of 30 Handling codes: 01 storage; 02 thermal treatment; 03 chemical treatment; 04 physical treatment; 05 biological treatment; 06 secure landfill; 07 recycled; 08 solidification; 09 other, please specify. .................................................................... ; 10 land farming; 11 off site management. A. FACILITYINFORMATION:

(1) Registered corporate name (as filed with the Registrar of Companies in British Columbia). Registered Name: .................................................................................................... Trade Name: ......................................................................................................... Corporate Number issued by Registrar of Companies: .................................................

If the generator/facility owner is a partnership or proprietorship provide the full name of the principal(s). ............................................................................................................................................................ ............................................................................................................................................................

(2) Corporate address (Full postal mailing address) Street Address: ...................................................................................................................................... City: ......................................................................... Province: ............................... Postal Code: ...........................

(3) Primary contact information at mailing address (Print Name, Telephone, Fax and email address) Name: ................................................................................................................................................... Telephone Number: (.....)......................................... Fax Number: (.....).................................................... Email: .................................................................................................................................................

(4) Facility/site physical address, PO Box is not acceptable. Street Address: ..................................................................................................................................... City: ................................................................ Province: ............................................... Postal Code: .................

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(5) If no physical address can be provided for the site, complete the location coordinates below. Latitude: .................... Deg. .............................. Min. ........................... Sec Longitude: ................. Deg. .............................. Min. ............................ Sec

(6) Standard Industrial Classification (SIC): ........................................................................... Note:TheSICsystemwasdevelopedtoprovideamethodtodefineandclassifyestablishments accordingtotheirprimaryactivity.PleaseprovidetheSICcodethatbestdescribesthe activitiesofthisfacility/site.

(7) Are there any discharges from the facility? YES [ ] NO [ ] If yes, indicate the nature of the discharge: [ ] Air Emission [ ] Effluent [ ] Residue (Solids, Sludge, etc.) Describe the discharge: .................................................................................................

(8) If there are effluent discharges (as indicated above), indicate the receiving site: Municipal Sewer YES [ ] NO [ ] Storm Sewer/Environment YES [ ] NO [ ] B. HAZARDOUSWASTEGENERATOR: Note:Ageneratorordinarilygeneratesandstoreshazardouswasteonsiteandshipsthe hazardouswastetoamanagementordisposalfacility.However,somegenerator facilitiesmayalsobemanagementfacilities.Ifageneratorfacilityisalsoamanagement facility,thegeneratormustalsocompletePartC.

(1) Generator type (Sawmill, Restaurant, Petroleum Refinery, Residence, etc.) ...............................................................................................................................................................

(2) Source / process generating the Hazardous Waste (e.g. maintenance shop)

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(3) List the name, address and License to Transport number of the principal intended hazardous waste carrier(s)/transporter(

s) for each waste type; attach a separate sheet if necessary ............................................................................................................................................................... ............................................................................................................................................................... ...............................................................................................................................................................

(4) List the name and address of the principal intended receiver(s)/consignee(

s) where you intend to ship the hazardous wastes generated for each waste type; attach a separate sheet if necessary ............................................................................................................................................................... ............................................................................................................................................................... ...............................................................................................................................................................

(5) Complete the following table: WasteIdentification Quantity PhysicalStateNameofWasteTDG UN# TDG Class Generated /30Ǧday period In Storage Units Lorkg Handling Code

a) b)

c) d) e)

(6) Is the mode of generation ongoing, intermittent or one-time only? [ ] Ongoing [ ] Intermittent [ ] One-time only C. HAZARDOUSWASTEMANAGEMENTFACILITY:

(1) Check the appropriate box below:

page 19 of 30 Onsite Management Facility [ ] Receiver of Hazardous Waste [ ] Return Collection Facility (for hazardous wastes) [ ] Return to Retail Collection Facility [ ] Consolidation Site Facility [ ]

(2) Type of activity (Check all that apply) [ ] Store [ ] Treat [ ] Recycle [ ] Dispose

(3) Complete the following table: WasteIdentification Quantity PhysicalStateNameofWasteTDG UN# TDG Class CapacityUnits Lorkg Handling Code

a) b)

c) d)

e) D. CERTIFICATION: 1) I certify that the information provided on this form is correct and complete. ..................................................................................................................................................................... [printcompanynameifapplicable] ..................................................................................................................................................................... [printname] .............................................................. [telephonenumber] ............................................................ [faxnumber]

page 20 of 30 .............................................................. [emailaddress] ............................................................................ ............................................................ [signature] [date(dd/mm/yy)] 2) If you are acting as an agent of the owner of the waste, please provide the information requested below and generator confirmation that you are acting on their behalf. .................................................................................................................................................................... [printcompanyname] ..................................................................................................................................................................... [printname] .............................................................. ............................................................ [telephonenumber] [faxnumber] .............................................................. [emailaddress] .............................................................. ............................................................ [signature] [date(dd/mm/yy)] GENERATOR/MANAGEMENT FACILITY AUTHORIZATION OF AGENT ARRANGEMENT: ............................................................................. [printname] ............................................................................... [signature] FOR MINISTRY USE ONLY: DATE: ..........................................................

INITIALS: .................................................... Generator Registration (BCG) No. / Provincial ID No. .........................................................................

page 21 of 30 Registered Site (RS) # .........................................................................

page 22 of 30 Form2 [s.43] ProvinceofBritishColumbia Application for a Licence to Transport Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy Hazardous Waste I/we hereby apply for (check one) File Number: [ ] a licence to transport hazardous waste within the Province of British Columbia 66500-20/LT ........................ (officeuseonly) [ ] a revision of a licence (number LT ...............) [ ] a renewal of a licence (number LT ................) SECTION1 TRANSPORTERIDENTIFICATION Company Name Postal Mailing Address PO Box or Street City Prov/State Country Postal Code PhoneNumber: FaxNumber: CellNumber: EmailAddress: NSCNumber: Date: CertificateofRegistrationunder B.C.BusinessCorporationsAct (Pleaseattachcopyofcertificate:) Registration Number: Date: SECTION2 HAZARDOUSWASTETYPE This undertaking relates to the transportation of the following wastes: ANTIFREEZE ENVIRONMENTALLY HAZARDOUS (Class 9) PCBs ASBESTOS FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS PESTICIDES BATTERIES FLAMMABLE SOLIDS PETROLEUM PRODUCTS BIOMEDICAL LAB PACKS PHOTO IMAGING COMPRESSED GASES LEACHABLE TOXIC POISONS

page 23 of 30 CONTAMINATED SOIL OIL FILTERS SOLVENTS CORROSIVE OXIDIZING SUBSTANCES WASTE CONTAINING DIOXINS DRY CLEANING PAINT WASTE CONTAINING PAHs OTHER by vehicles dispatched from an operation located at: Dispatch Address PO Box or Street City Prov/State Country Postal Code [Ifmorethanoneaddress,attachlistofalldispatchaddresses] RETAIN A COPY FOR YOUR RECORDS ProvinceofBritishColumbia Application for a Licence to Transport Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy Hazardous Waste SECTION 3 VEHICLEDOCUMENTATION 1.

If 10orfewer vehicles/trailers are used for transporting hazardous waste, copies of the registrationandinsurance documents are required to be submitted to this office. (Aminimum$5millionthirdpartylegalliabilityisrequiredforeach vehicle/trailer)or 2. If 11ormore vehicles/trailers are used to transport hazardous waste, a completed and dated fleet list may be used. In addition, a currentCertificateofInsurance/letter from the insurance company must be attached indicating a minimum $5 million third party legal liability for all vehicles/trailers noted on the fleet list.

FLEETLISTǦ.................................................................... (Date) Vehicle Year VehicleMake Licence PlateNo Province orState NetLoad Capacity (kg or

L) LoadType (i.e. bags, bulk, barrels, roll off, tank, etc.) Liability Insurance Coverage$

page 24 of 30 [Attachaseparatesheetforadditionalvehicles/trailersoperatingunderthislicence] RETAIN A COPY FOR YOUR RECORDS ProvinceofBritishColumbia Application for a Licence to Transport Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy Hazardous Waste SECTION4 INSURANCE Liability Insurance provided by ..................................................... is carried by the applicant on each vehicle. SECTION5 CERTIFICATION I, (PrintName), certify that I am aware of the requirements of the Hazardous Waste Regulation as related to the transportation of hazardous waste.

Printnameofapplicant Signatureofapplicant DateofApplication TelephoneNumber FaxNumber EmailAddress RETAIN A COPY FOR YOUR RECORDS

page 25 of 30 Form3(s.47.1) CREST PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND CLIMATE CHANGE STRATEGY MANIFESTSUPPLEMENT— MULTIPLECONSIGNORS Instructions: The Carrier shall (

a) complete this form; (

b) keep this form with the manifest; (

c) when the shipment has been completed: Attach Copy A to Copy 1 of Manifest and mail to the appropriate authority in the jurisdiction where consignor is located Attach Copy B to Copy 2 of Manifest and retain Attach Copy C to Copy 5 of Manifest and deliver to consignee CollectionPointInformation: Waste Name: .............................. Reference Manifest No.: .............................. TDG Classification .............................. TDG Product Identification No. (PIN) .............................. Name Address City Postal Code Telephone Consignor Identification Number Consignor's Signature Quantity kgorL Cumulative Total kgorL 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

page 26 of 30 7. 8. 9. 10. Total: Carrier's Name (Please Print): .......................................... Vehicle Licence Plate No. .............................. Date:.............................(Y/M/D) Driver's Name: ..............................(Please Print) Driver's Signature ...........................................

page 27 of 30 Form5(s.47.1) CREST PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND CLIMATE CHANGE STRATEGY MANIFESTSUPPLEMENT— MULTIPLECARRIERS CONDITIONS: This form can only be used as an attachment to a HAZARDOUS WASTE MANIFEST under the following conditions: (

a) There is only one Consignor (Generator) and only one Consignee (Receiver) for the shipment described on the referenced manifest. (

b) There are no additions to or deletions of waste from the consignment after the shipment leaves the consignor's site. (

c) This form must be attached to the Reference Manifest and must be in the vehicle when the shipment is being transported. CONSIGNOR: ......................................ReferenceManifestNo.:.................... CarrierName Carrier LT# VehicleRegistration (Lic.PlateNo.) Prov. or State DateCarried ShippingLocations Carrier Signature Start YY/MM/DD Finish YY/MM/DD From To I certify the above shipments have been made in compliance with all hazardous waste regulations.

page 28 of 30 ....................................................... ..................................... .......................... ...... ............ ............................ .. ................... Consignor Contact Name (Please Print) Signature Telephone No. FAX No. Email Address Date (Y/M/D) INSTRUCTIONS: When the shipment has been completed the Consignee (Receiver): Attaches Copy A to Copy 3 of Manifest and mails to the appropriate authority in the jurisdiction where Consignee is located. Attaches copies of Copy B to copies of Copy 4 of Manifest and returns to each Carrier.

Attaches Copy C to Copy 5 of Manifest and retains for 2 years. Attaches Copy D to Copy 6 of Manifest and mails to Consignor.

page 29 of 30 Form6(s.47.2) CREST PROVINCE OF BRITISH MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND CLIMATE CHANGE MANIFESTSUPPLEMENT— COLUMBIA STRATEGY MULTIPLEDIFFERENTWASTES CONDITIONS: This form can only be used as an attachment to a HAZARDOUS WASTE MANIFEST under the following conditions: (

a) There is only one Consignor (Generator) and only one Consignee (Receiver) for all of the waste listed on the referenced manifest and on this form. (

b) There are no additions to or deletions of waste from the consignment after the shipment leaves the consignor's site. (

c) The form must be attached to the Reference Manifest and must be in the vehicle when the shipment is being transported. CONSIGNOR: ...................................... ReferenceManifestNo.: .................... Physical State S=solid L=liquid G=gas ShippingNameof Waste Waste Identification (TDGA/PIN) Qty Shipped Units Lor Kg Classification Packing group Packaging Qty Rec'd Units Lor Kg IdentifyanyShipmentDiscrepancyProblems. AttachAddendumifNecessary Handling Code Decontamination Packaging /Container Vehicle No.

Codes Yes No Yes No I certify the above shipments have been made in compliance with all hazardous waste regulations. ....................................................... ..................................... ............................. .................. ........................... ..................... Consignor Contact Name (Please Print) Signature Telephone No. FAX No. Email Address Date (Y/M/D) INSTRUCTIONS: When the shipment has been completed the Consignee (Receiver): Attaches Copy A to Copy 3 of Manifest and mails to the appropriate authority in the jurisdiction where Consignee is located.

Attaches copies of Copy B to copies of Copy 4 of Manifest and returns to each Carrier.

page 30 of 30 Attaches Copy C to Copy 5 of Manifest and retains for 2 years. Attaches Copy D to Copy 6 of Manifest and mails to Consignor.

Document details

Collection	British Columbia — Orders in Council
Citation	O.C. 109/2024
Type	order_in_council
Volume / chapter	arc oic 0109 2024
Language	en
Format	pdf
Source	PROVINCIAL
Identifier	6b8bf987ce88e8650bea16c56eca52946981c267

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