Item VIII (d): General Updates SPC Meeting March 2017 Presented - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Item VIII (d): General Updates SPC Meeting March 2017 Presented By: Ryan Post, P.Geo Lead Hydrogeologist NVCA 1

Presentation Overview • Brochure Refresh • Source Protection Annual Reporting web tool • Fuel Storage 2

Brochure refresh • With approval of South Georgian Bay Lake Simcoe (SGBLS) Source Protection Plan, there was an identified need to review and update or rebrand outreach and education materials • The deliverable was a project team-defined set of updated SWP brochures for use by municipalities and risk management officials 3

What was the process? • Review of existing materials • Finalized topics • Secured designer: RC Design • Wrote / designed materials • Provided to municipalities • Survey (in progress) 4

Who was involved? Project team Additional contributors Ryan Post, NVCA Mike Wilson, LSRCA Heather Kepran, NVCA Shelly Cuddy, LSRCA Michael Saunders, NVCA Katie Thompson, City of Barrie Sue Jagminas, LSRCA Joan Patch, LSRCA Gail Marchildon, SSEA Tyler Adamson, City of Barrie 5

Final illustrations 6

Final factsheets 7

Final factsheets 8

SPAR- Source Protection Annual Reporting Tool 9

Background: Section 81 (RMO): • First report starts the day the RMO is hired and goes until December 31 that same year • Report must be submitted to the SPA by Feb. 1 the following year Section 46 (SPA): • The first report applies from when SPP takes effect and ends Dec. 31 2017 • First Annual Report is due to SPAs February 1, 2018 • First Annual Report to the MOECC May 1, 2018 for review and comment 10

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Upcoming Key Annual Reporting Dates • Q1-2, 2017: SPAR database refined with all proposed questions • November, 2017: Release of the SPAR database to implementing bodies for data submission/reporting • February 1, 2018 – First Annual Report due to SPAs • February – April, 2018 – First Annual Report to the SPC for review and comment • May 1, 2018 – First Annual Report due to MOECC 21

Fuel storage at municipal drinking water systems 22

Fuel storage at municipal drinking water systems • Letter sent to all municipal drinking water systems across the Province • Amendments to licence required if SDWT exists • Amendments to include same risk management measures as RMP • Exemption from RMP will be provided • Based on self assessment, only 12 SDWTs exist • Some RMOs in our Region had started developing RMPs 23

Thank you and any Questions Ryan Post, P.Geo , Lead Hydrogeologist Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority 705-424-1479 ext. 249 rpost@nvca.on.ca