Drinking Water Source Protection Program Notice

Draft Proposed Terms of Reference

Comment Period until JUNE 27

As part of the Drinking Water Source Protection Program, the Source Protection
Committee for the Saugeen, Grey Sauble, Northern Bruce Peninsula Source Protection
Region has prepared Draft Proposed Terms of Reference documents under section 8 of
the Clean Water Act, 2006, for the development of Assessment Reports and Source
Protection Plans.

A separate Draft Proposed Terms of Reference has been created for each Source
Protection Area in our Region:
- Saugeen Valley Source Protection Area
- Grey Sauble Source Protection Area
- Northern Bruce Peninsula Source Protection Area

The Terms of Reference is essentially a work plan that identifies what specific work
items or tasks must be completed to develop an Assessment Report and a Source
Protection Plan for each Source Protection Area. The Terms of Reference also describes
municipal drinking water systems within the Source Protection Areas. It stipulates what
agencies will be responsible for the various tasks, the date by which each task will be
completed, and the estimated cost of each task.

PUBLIC MEETINGS

Public meetings have been scheduled where members of the public can inspect the Draft
Proposed Terms of Reference, speak with members of the Source Protection Committee
and staff, and submit comments.

Tuesday, June 17, 2008 - 2:00 to 8:00 pm
Grey Sauble Conservation Office - lower level
237897 Inglis Falls Rd
(just south of Owen Sound, 1.5 km north of Grey Rd 18)

Wednesday, June 18, 2008 - 2:00 to 8:00 pm
Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula municipal office
56 Lindsay Road 5
(10 km north of Ferndale, 500 m east of Highway 6)

Thursday, June 19, 2008 - 2:00 to 8:00 pm
Saugeen Conservation office - Resource Centre
at Headquarters Conservation Area, 261123 Grey Rd 28
(5 km south of Hanover, 1 km east of Grey Rd 10)

COMMENT PERIOD
Public Comments about the Draft Proposed Terms of Reference are now being received.

HOW TO COMMENT

Comments must be submitted in writing and received by Friday, June 27, 2008, 4:30
pm.

Mail to:
Drinking Water Source Protection
c/o Grey Sauble Conservation Authority
237897 Inglis Falls Rd. RR# 4
Owen Sound, ON N4K 5N6
Fax to: 519-371-0437 (Attn: Drinking Water Source Protection)
Email to: mail@waterprotection.ca
Saugeen, Grey Sauble, Northern Bruce Peninsula Source Protection Region

Terms of Reference

Summary Document
Table of Contents

1) Background ......................................................................................................................1
2) Introduction .....................................................................................................................1
3) Source Protection Region ................................................................................................2
4) Source Protection Committee ..........................................................................................5
5) Program Deliverables ......................................................................................................5
6) Timelines .........................................................................................................................6
7) Terms of Reference Process ............................................................................................6
8) Municipal Drinking Water Systems ................................................................................7
9) Overview of Tasks .........................................................................................................10

Appendix A - Program Timelines

Appendix B - Detailed List of Tasks to Complete the Assessment Report and the
Source Protection Plan

Appendix C - Members of the Source Protection Committee

Appendix D - Staff Members of the Source Protection Region

List of Tables

Table 1 - Municipalities of the Source Protection Region ......................................................3
Table 2 - Municipal Drinking Water Systems in the Saugeen Valley SPA .............................7
Table 3 - Municipal Drinking Water Systems in the Grey Sauble SPA ..................................9
Table 4 - Municipal Drinking Water Systems within the Northern Bruce Peninsula SPA ...10

List of Maps

Map 1 ­ Lands and Jurisdictions of the Source Protection Region .......................................4
Terms of Reference Summary Document

1) Background

Drinking Water Source Protection (SP) is a resource planning process that aims to keep sources
of drinking water safe and usable. Following the Walkerton water tragedy from the year 2000,
the Walkerton Inquiry led by Justice Dennis O'Connor, made 121 recommendations for the
improvement drinking water delivery in Ontario. Various regulations were created or
strengthened in the areas of testing, operator training, reporting, inspection and other aspects of
drinking water systems. Justice O'Connor also spoke of a `multi-barrier approach' to safe
drinking water where protection of drinking water sources was the first barrier. A total of 22
recommendations from the Report of the Walkerton Inquiry related to source protection.

The Walkerton Report stressed the need for planning to fit the functioning of ecosystems and
recommended watersheds as the basis for the protection and enhancement of natural systems
toward safeguarding sources of drinking water. Watersheds are areas of land drained by a river
or stream into a common body of water (for our purposes Lake Huron or Georgian Bay).

The Clean Water Act, 2006, came into effect on July 3, 2007, and requires Source Protection
Plans to be developed for watersheds in Ontario. Regulations were approved on July 3, 2007,
that set out requirements for the Source Protection Committee (SPC) and give timelines for the
preparation of the Terms of Reference, Assessment Report and Source Protection Plans. Forty
Source Protection Areas (SPA) were established in Ontario. The regulations also allowed for
SPAs to be grouped together into Source Protection Regions. Locally, the Saugeen Valley SPA,
Grey Sauble SPA and Northern Bruce Peninsula SPA have been established and comprise the
Saugeen, Grey Sauble, Northern Bruce Peninsula Source Protection Region.

2) Introduction

The purpose of this document is to provide general information on the Terms of Reference (T of
R), what they will include and how they will be developed. It is meant to accompany the more
detailed Terms of Reference document that has been developed from the Ministry of the
Environment database template. Submitting these two documents in a complementary manner
will ensure a general understanding of the Terms of Reference process locally, as well as fulfill
the requirements of the legislation. Using the database will also ensure a standardized Terms of
Reference format amongst the 19 Source Protection Regions across the Province. Details on
how to complete certain tasks will be available in regulations, Director's rules, and guidance
when these materials are developed.

In the Summary Document, information is given on the jurisdictions within the SPR and the
function of the Source Protection Committee. Details on three key program deliverables,
timelines for submission of documents and steps in the Terms of Reference process are outlined.

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As well, a listing of the municipal drinking water systems and overview of the tasks to be
completed gives a synopsis of the scope of the work that is presented in very detailed fashion
within the Terms of Reference document.

3) Source Protection Region

The Saugeen, Grey Sauble, Northern Bruce Peninsula Source Protection Region is one of
nineteen Source Protection Regions in the Province of Ontario. It has an area of approximately
8500 sq km and a population of just over 157,000. It includes most of Grey and Bruce Counties
and smaller portions of Huron and Wellington Counties. It also contains all, or portions of, 21
lower tier municipalities (see Table 1 and Map 1). The Region is home to two First Nation
communities, the Chippewas of Nawash at Cape Croker on Georgian Bay and the Chippewas of
Saugeen on the Lake Huron shoreline near Southampton. The Source Protection Region also
includes the jurisdictions of the Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority and the Grey Sauble
Conservation Authority.

The SPR is a partnership of three agencies: the Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority, the
Grey Sauble Conservation Authority and the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula.
Regulations associated with the Clean Water Act established the jurisdictions of these three
organizations as Source Protection Areas and gave the Conservation Authority Boards and the
Municipal Council additional responsibilities as Source Protection Authorities (SPA). SPAs are
to provide direction, support and resources to the SPC in all aspects of the program. They also
participate in the preparation of annual work plans, budgets and reports. SPAs have the
responsibility of reviewing and processing the proposed Terms of Reference, Assessment
Reports and Source Protection Plans.

The Saugeen Valley Source Protection Area encompasses the jurisdiction of the Saugeen
Valley Conservation Authority. About 90,000 people (2001 Census) live in this area, which
covers approximately 4675 sq km. The major watershed is the Saugeen River, which is also the
third largest watershed in Southern Ontario. The Penetangore River, Pine River and smaller lake
fringe watersheds that also drain into Lake Huron are part of the Saugeen Valley SPA.

The Grey Sauble Source Protection Area comprises approximately 3146 sq km and
corresponds with the jurisdiction of the Grey Sauble Conservation Authority. The population is
about 63,000 people (2001 Census). The Sauble River, with the largest catchment area in the
Grey Sauble SPA, drains into Lake Huron. Four large watersheds drain into Georgian Bay,
namely the Beaver, Bighead, Sydenham and Pottawatomi Rivers. In addition, there are a
numerous other creeks and long stretches of lake fringe that drain directly into Georgian Bay or
Lake Huron. The Niagara Escarpment is a dominant feature in many parts of the Grey Sauble
SPA.

The Northern Bruce Peninsula Source Protection Area encompasses the Municipality of
Northern Bruce Peninsula, with an area of 761 sq km and a population of 4,048 residents (2001
Census). The Niagara Escarpment winds close to the Georgian Bay shoreline, while the middle
parts of the municipality are relatively flat and the Lake Huron shoreline has many shallow bays.
The Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula was created in 1999 by an amalgamation of the
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Village of Lion's Head, Township of St. Edmunds, Township of Lindsay and Township of
Eastnor. The islands and waters off the northern tip of the Bruce Peninsula are part of Fathom
Five National Marine Park. Extensive portions of Northern Bruce Peninsula near Tobermory (in
the former St. Edmunds Township) are designated Bruce Peninsula National Park. The two parks
were established in 1987.

Table 1: Municipalities of the Saugeen, Grey Sauble, Northern Bruce Peninsula
Source Protection Region

Bruce Grey Huron Wellington Saugeen GS
County County County County SPA SPA

Township Arran Elderslie
Municipality Brockton
Township Huron-Kinloss
Municipality Kincardine
Municipality Northern Bruce Peninsula
Town Saugeen Shores
Municipality South Bruce
Town South Bruce Peninsula

Town of the Blue Mountains
Township Chatsworth
Township Georgian Bluffs
Municipality Grey Highlands
Town Hanover
Municipality Meaford
City Owen Sound
Township Southgate
Municipality West Grey

Township Howick
Municipality Morris Turnberry

Town Minto
Township Wellington North

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4) Source Protection Committee (SPC)

In this Region, the Drinking Water Source Protection program is guided by a 16 person Source
Protection Committee made up of a chairman, who lives in the region but was appointed by the
Minister of the Environment, and 15 local individuals representing various sectors. Committee
members represent municipalities, agriculture, business, health, environment and the general
public.

The SPC is responsible for guiding the development of major technical and planning documents
related to the program. These documents will contain policies designed to protect our sources of
drinking water by addressing significant threats to those sources.

Shortly after the formation of the Source Protection Committee, members participated in a
strategic planning session to develop a mission statement and guiding principles.

Mission Statement
Providing leadership to engage the entire community in developing comprehensive solutions
to protect our water resources

Guiding Principles
We value:
Comprehensive science based research
Recognizing and engaging all members of the community as valued stakeholders
Informed decision making through communication, education, and responsiveness to
community inquiries
Being open and transparent
Sustainable and long-term decision making

5) Program Deliverables

The SPC is responsible for guiding the creation of three Drinking Water Source Protection
Program documents. These are: the Terms of Reference, the Assessment Report and the Source
Protection Plan. These three documents will be developed for each of the three Source
Protection Areas that make up the Saugeen, Grey Sauble, Northern Bruce Peninsula Source
Protection Region.

The Terms of Reference document is essentially a work plan that identifies what specific work
items or tasks must be completed to develop an Assessment Report and a Source Protection Plan
(SPP) for each Source Protection Area (Map 1). The Terms of Reference also describes
municipal drinking water systems within the Source Protection Areas (Tables 2-4). It will also
stipulate what agencies will be responsible for the various tasks, the date by which each task will
be completed, and the estimated cost of each task. Note: The Ministry of the Environment has

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not released regulations for either the Assessment reports or the Source Protection Plans. As a
result, the Terms of Reference documents may require amendments once these regulations are
released.

The Assessment Report is a comprehensive document that will describe the watershed, identify
vulnerable areas where a drinking water source may be at risk of contamination, and assess
threats to drinking water within the vulnerable areas. It will also provide information on water
quantity and the risks associated with it. Much of the background work necessary to develop an
assessment report has been completed or is underway.

The Source Protection Plan will provide policies to address significant risks to the quality and
quantity of drinking water sources within the region.

6) Timelines

The Source Protection Committee is required to submit the proposed Terms of Reference to the
appropriate Source Protection Authority by August 20th, 2008. The SPA must review and
comment on the document, and submit it to the Minister of the Environment by October 20th,
2008.

The Assessment Report is to be forwarded to the Director 1 year after the approval of the Terms
of Reference which is estimated to be around November, 2009.

The Source Protection Plan must be forwarded to the Minister before the 5th anniversary of the
appointment of the SPC Chair which is August 20, 2012.

A chart showing the timelines for the Drinking Water Source Protection program is shown in
Appendix A.

7) Terms of Reference Process

The development of the Terms of Reference, as required by Regulation 287/07 of the Clean
Water Act, 2006, is a complex process involving municipalities, First Nations, the public, other
SPCs and, of course, our three Source Protection Authorities. There are six major steps
involved.

Step 1: Notice of Commencement
The legislation requires that notification be sent to all municipalities and First Nation
communities within the Region advising them that the process of developing the T of R is about
to commence and inviting them to be part of this process. These notices were sent out on
January 9, 2008.

Step 2: Developing Draft Proposed Terms of Reference
Staff are developing various drafts of the T of R for presentation to the SPC. Municipal councils
have been approached and advised concerning opportunities for them to be involved in the
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preparation of the Assessment Report and the Source Protection Plan. The Terms of Reference
will indicate the involvement of the municipalities within the region. The SPC will be asked to
approve the final draft of the Proposed T of R at the May 2008 meeting.

Step 3: Consulting of Draft Proposed Terms of Reference
Once the draft proposed T of R are completed and approved by the SPC, they are published on
the internet as well as being made available at various locations across the Region. They are also
circulated to municipalities, FN, other SPCs, etc. A notice is published advising the public of the
legislatively required 35 day commenting period. Three public meetings, one in each of the
three Source Protection Authorities, will also be held.

Step 4: Finalizing Proposed Terms of Reference
The SPC will review all comments received concerning the draft proposed T of R. From this
review the Proposed T of R will be prepared and the SPC will be asked to approve them at their
meeting of July 22, 2008.

Step 5: Consulting on Proposed Terms of Reference
Once approved by the SPC, the Proposed T of R will be forwarded to the three SPAs, the Chiefs
of the First Nations bands, and all the municipalities within the Region. They are required to be
published on the internet but can also be made available to the public in such a manner as the
SPC feels is appropriate. This must be done by August 20, 2008. The public is again invited to
comment and is given 30 days to do so. These comments are to be directed to the Source
Protection Authorities.

Step 6: Submitting Proposed Terms of Reference
The Source Protection Authorities will review and summarize all the comments on the proposed
T of R from the various sources. The SPA will then submit the proposed Terms of Reference
with comments to the Minister. The deadline for this submission is October 20, 2008.

8) Municipal Drinking Water Systems

Table 2: Municipal Drinking Water Systems in the Saugeen Valley Source Protection Area.

Saugeen Valley Source Protection Area
Drinking Water System Owner Operating Authority Type of Source Water
Name (surface, ground, both)
Chepstow Powers Municipality of Veolia Water Canada Groundwater
Subdivision Well Supply Brockton
Arran-Elderslie Well Municipality of Arran- Municipality of Arran- Groundwater
Supply (Chesley, Elderslie Elderslie
Paisley)
Clifford Well Supply The Corporation of The Corporation of Groundwater
the Town of Minto the Town of Minto
Durham Well Supply Municipality of West American Water Surface and
Grey Services Canada Groundwater
Corp

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Saugeen Valley Source Protection Area
Drinking Water System Owner Operating Authority Type of Source Water
Name (surface, ground, both)
Hanover Water Town of Hanover The Corporation of Surface and
Treatment Plant the Town of Hanover Groundwater
Kincardine Water Municipality of The Corporation of Surface Water
Treatment Plant Kincardine the Municipality of
Kincardine
Lake Rosalind Well Municipality of Veolia Water Canada Groundwater
Supply Brockton
Lakeshore Well Supply Township of Huron- Veolia Water Canada Groundwater
Kinloss
Markdale Well Supply Municipality of Grey Municipality of Grey Surface and
Highlands Highlands Groundwater
Mildmay Well Supply Municipality of South The Corporation of Groundwater
Bruce the Municipality of
South Bruce
Mount Forest Well Township of Ontario Clean Water Groundwater
Supply Wellington North Agency
Neustadt Well Supply Municipality of West American Water Surface and
Grey Services Canada Groundwater
Corp
Scotts Point Well Municipality of The Corporation of Groundwater
Supply Kincardine the Municipality of
Kincardine
Southampton Water Town of Saugeen Ontario Clean Water Surface Water
Treatment Plant Shores Agency
Teeswater Well Supply Municipality of South The Corporation of Groundwater
Bruce the Municipality of
South Bruce
Tiverton Well Supply Municipality of The Corporation of Groundwater
Kincardine the Municipality of
Kincardine
Underwood Well Supply Municipality of The Corporation of Groundwater
Kincardine the Municipality of
Kincardine
Ripley Well Supply Township of Huron- Veolia Water Canada Groundwater
Kinloss
Walkerton Well Supply Municipality of Veolia Water Canada Groundwater
Brockton
The following systems lie within neighbouring Source Protection Regions; however, the Municipal
Technical Studies are being led by the Saugeen, Grey Sauble, Northern Bruce Peninsula Source
Protection Region
Arthur Well Supply Township of Ontario Clean Water Groundwater
Wellington North Agency
Lucknow Well Supply Township of Huron- Veolia Water Canada Groundwater
Kinloss
Whitechurch Well Township of Huron- Veolia Water Canada Surface and
Supply Kinloss Groundwater

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Table 3: Municipal Drinking Water Systems in the Grey Sauble Source Protection Area.

Grey Sauble Source Protection Area
Drinking Water System Owner Operating Authority Type of Source Water
Name (surface, ground, both)
Amabel-Sauble School Town of South Bruce Ontario Clean Water Groundwater
Well Supply Peninsula Agency
Chatsworth Well Township of Township of Surface and
Supply Chatsworth Chatsworth Groundwater
East Linton Water Township of Veolia Water Surface Water
Treatment Plant Georgian Bluffs Canada
Foreman Well Supply Town of South Bruce Ontario Clean Water Surface and
Peninsula Agency Groundwater
Huron Woods Well Town of South Bruce Ontario Clean Water Surface and
Supply Peninsula Agency Groundwater
Kimberley - Amik - Municipality of Grey Municipality of Grey Surface and
Talisman Well Supply Highlands Highlands Groundwater
Meaford PUC Water Municipality of Municipality of Surface Water
Treatment Plant Meaford Meaford
Oliphant Water Works Town of South Bruce Ontario Clean Water Surface and
Peninsula Agency Groundwater
Pottawatomi Village Township of Veolia Water Surface and
Well Supply Georgian Bluffs Canada Groundwater
Presquile Water Township of Veolia Water Surface Water
Treatment Plant Georgian Bluffs Canada
Owen Sound (R.H. City of Owen Sound City of Owen Sound Surface Water
Neath) Water
Treatment Plant
Shallow Lake Well Township of Veolia Water Surface and
Supply Georgian Bluffs Canada Groundwater
Tara Well Supply Municipality of Municipality of Groundwater
Arran-Elderslie Arran-Elderslie
Thornbury Water Town of the Blue Town of the Blue Surface Water
Treatment Plant Mountains Mountains
Walters Falls Well Township of Township of Groundwater
Supply Chatsworth Chatsworth
Wiarton Water Town of South Bruce Ontario Clean Water Surface Water
Treatment Plant Peninsula Agency
Winburk Subdivision Town of South Bruce Ontario Clean Water Surface and
Well Supply Peninsula Agency Groundwater

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Table 4: Municipal Drinking Water Systems within the Northern Bruce Peninsula SPA.

Northern Bruce Peninsula Source Protection Area
Drinking Water System Owner Operating Authority Type of Source Water
Name (surface, ground, both)
Community Centre/Fire Municipality of TBD Groundwater
Hall/Municipal Northern Bruce
Concession Stand Peninsula
Lion's Head Water Municipality of Ontario Clean Water Surface Water
Treatment Plant Northern Bruce Agency
Peninsula

9) Overview of Tasks

A number of tasks (Appendix B) listed in the Terms of Reference are general in nature and apply
to the entire Source Water Protection Region. Other tasks are specific to individual municipally
owned and operated drinking water systems. The upper tier municipalities within the Source
Protection Region do not operate municipal drinking water systems. The lower tier
municipalities within the Region own and operate a variety of drinking water systems. Generally
speaking, those urban areas along the shorelines of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay rely on the
Great Lakes as their source of drinking water, while the inland urban communities rely on
groundwater sources.

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Appendix A

Saugeen, Grey Sauble, Northern Bruce Peninsula Source Protection Region
Drinking Water Source Protection - Program Timelines

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D

Appointment of SPC (Oct 25/07)

Inaugural SPC meeting (Nov 27/07)

Terms of Reference (T of R)
SPC develops T of R
SPC submits T of R to SPA Deadline Aug. 20, 2008
SPA submits T of R to MOE Deadline Oct. 20, 2008
Minister approves T of R ? Estimated Nov, 2008

Assessment Report (A. R.)
SPC develops A. R.
SPC submits A. R. to MOE Est. Deadline Nov 09

Source Protection Plan (SPP)
SPC develops SPP
SPC submits SPP to MOE
Deadline Aug 20, 2012

Proposed Submission Time Submission Deadline

Appendix A - 1
Appendix B
A detailed list of tasks to complete the Assessment Report and the Source Protection Plan

A. Source Protection Area General Tasks for the Assessment Report

1. Coordinating and supporting projects for the assessment report
Undertaking administrative support, staffing, management support, and training necessary to
provide project coordination for the assessment report components and direct support to the
source protection committee.

2. Undertaking communications initiatives for the assessment report
Local area engagement, outreach and creation of communications products that support the
assessment report process.

3. Information management for the assessment report preparation
Conducting overall data management, data sharing agreements, standards, mapping, software
and maintenance.

4. Undertaking a watershed characterization
Identifying and describing watersheds in the source protection area. May include water quality
analysis and peer review for water quality analysis. Details on how to complete this task will be
available in the Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and guidance when they are
developed.

5. Conducting a conceptual water budget
Describing the overall flow system dynamics for each watershed in the source protection area
taking into consideration surface water and groundwater features, land cover (e.g. proportion of
urban vs. rural uses), human-made structures (e.g. dams, channel diversions, water crossings),
and water takings. Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment
Report regulation, Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.

6. Conducting a tier 1 water budget analysis and stress assessment
Conducting a tier 1 water budget analysis, stress assessment, and delineation of significant
groundwater recharge areas. May also include the identification of water quantity concerns and
an analysis of uncertainty. Details on how to complete this task will be available in the
Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.

7. Conducting a tier 2 water budget analysis and stress assessment
If determined necessary from a tier 1 water budget analysis and stress assessment, conducting a
tier 2 water budget analysis and stress assessment, and refining the delineation of significant
groundwater recharge areas. May also include the identification of water quantity concerns and
an analysis of uncertainty. Details on how to complete this task will be available in the
Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.

Appendix B - 1
8. Conducting a tier 3 water budget analysis and stress assessment
If determined necessary from a tier 2 water budget analysis and stress assessment, conducting a
tier 3 water budget analysis and water quantity risk assessment. May include identifying
significant, moderate and low water quantity threats. May also include consultation with property
owners/residents/stakeholders impacted by a significant drinking water threat scoring and an
analysis of uncertainty. Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment
Report regulation, Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.

9. Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to Highly Vulnerable Aquifers (HVAs)
Delineating the location and extent of highly vulnerable aquifers in the source protection area
and applying vulnerability scores. An uncertainty analysis may be included in this task. Details
on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation, Director's
rules, and guidance when they are developed.

10. Identifying issues, inventorying threats and assessing hazards in Highly Vulnerable
Aquifers
Listing and describing drinking water quality issues, inventorying threats and assessing hazards
(including uncertainty analysis) in the highly vulnerable aquifers. Details on how to complete
this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and guidance
when they are developed.

11. Assessing risks in Highly Vulnerable Aquifers
Identifying any significant, moderate, low, and negligible drinking water threats, undertaking an
issues evaluation, and analyzing uncertainty in highly vulnerable aquifers. Details on how to
complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and
guidance when they are developed.

12. Applying vulnerability scores to significant groundwater recharge areas (SGRAs)
Applying vulnerability scores to significant groundwater recharge areas in the source protection
area (delineated in the water budget process). Details on how to complete this task will be
available in the Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and guidance when they are
developed.

13. Identifying issues, inventorying threats and assessing hazards in significant
groundwater recharge areas
Listing and describing drinking water quality issues, inventorying threats and assessing hazards
(including uncertainty analysis) in the significant groundwater recharge areas. Details on how to
complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and
guidance when they are developed.

14. Assessing risk in significant groundwater recharge areas
Identifying any significant, moderate, low, and negligible drinking water threats, undertaking an
issues evaluation, and analysing uncertainty in significant groundwater recharge areas. Details
on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation, Director's
rules, and guidance when they are developed.

Appendix B - 2
15. Consultation on the overall proposed assessment report
Meeting the legislative and regulatory requirements on the consultation and submission process
of the proposed assessment report. Details on how to complete this task will be available in the
Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.

B. Source Protection Area Tasks for the Source Protection Plan
1. Undertaking communications initiatives for the source protection plan
Undertaking administrative support, staffing, management support, and training necessary to
provide project coordination for the source protection plan components and direct support to the
source protection committee.

2. Undertaking communications initiatives for the source protection plan
Local area engagement, outreach and creation of communications products that support the
source protection plan process.

3. Information management for source protection plan preparation
Conducting overall data management, data sharing agreements, standards, mapping, software
and maintenance.

4. Policy development to address drinking water threats (where required and/or
permissible in Act/Regulations)
Policy development to address drinking water threats (where required and/or permissible in the
Act and source protection plan regulation). Detailed requirements and guidance will be provided
in the Source Protection Plan regulation and guidance document when they are developed.

5. Policy development for monitoring (where required, advisable and/or permissible in Act
& Regulations)
Policy development for monitoring activities (where required, advisable and/or permissible in the
Act and source protection plan regulation), including determining who is responsible for
implementing these policies. Detailed requirements and guidance will be provided in the Source
Protection Plan regulation and guidance document when they are developed.

6. Policy development for Great Lakes elements (where required/permissible in Act &
Regulations)
Policy development for Great Lakes associated elements (where directed by the Minister and
required or permissible in the Act and source protection plan regulation), including monitoring
policies to assist in implementing and determining the effectiveness of achieving Great Lake
target(s) policies, determining who is responsible for implementing those policies, and
determining the need to identify any of these policies as "designated Great Lakes policies".
Detailed requirements and guidance will be provided in the Source Protection Plan regulation
and guidance document when they are developed.

Appendix B - 3
7. Establishing timelines for policy implementation
Establishing timelines for policy implementation after all policies for the SPP are developed,
giving consideration to the policies developed, key players affected, capacity for implementation,
the assessed risks, and natural, social, and economic considerations, including local community
interests/needs. Detailed requirements and guidance will be provided in the Source Protection
Plan regulation and guidance document when they are developed.

8. Consultation on the overall proposed source protection plan
Consultation and submission process of the overall proposed source protection plan. Details on
how to conduct the consultations on the overall proposed source protection plan will be provided
in the Source Protection Plan regulation and guidance document when they are developed.

C. Tasks for Municipal Drinking Water Systems (or those added by Minster
of Environment, Municipality, First Nations, etc.)
i. Assessment Report Tasks for Municipal Drinking Water Systems
1. Conducting a tier 3 water budget analysis and water quantity risk assessment
If determined necessary from a tier 2 water budget analysis and stress assessment, conducting a
tier 3 water budget analysis and water quantity risk assessment. May include identifying
significant, moderate and low water quantity threats. May also include consultation with
property owners/residents/stakeholders impacted by a significant drinking water threat scoring
and an analysis of uncertainty. Details on how to complete this task will be available in the
Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.

2. Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to wellhead protection areas (WHPAs) or
intake protection zones (IPZs)
Delineating the location and extent of the vulnerable area around a drinking water system
(wellhead protection areas for drinking water systems using groundwater or intake protection
zones for drinking water systems withdrawing from surface water) in the source protection area
and applying a vulnerability score. Uncertainty analysis and peer review may be required. In
addition, consultation with property owners/residents/stakeholders affected by the delineation
and scoring for these two vulnerable areas may be required. Details on how to complete this
task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and guidance when
they are developed.

3. Identifying issues, inventorying threats and assessing hazards in wellhead protection
areas (WHPAs) or intake protection zones (IPZs)
Listing and describing drinking water quality issues, inventorying threats and assessing hazards
(including uncertainty analysis) in wellhead protection areas and/or intake protection zones.
Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation,
Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.

Appendix B - 4
4. Assess risk in wellhead protection areas (WHPAs) or intake protection zones (IPZs)
Identifying any significant, moderate, low, and negligible drinking water threats, undertaking
an issues evaluation, and analysing uncertainty in wellhead protection areas or intake
protection zones. Consultation may be required with stakeholders impacted by significant
drinking water threats scoring. Consultation with adjacent source protection areas or regions
may also be required for shared Great Lakes drinking water issues. Details on how to complete
this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and guidance
when they are developed.

ii. Source Protection Plan Tasks for Municipal Drinking Water Systems
1. Policy development to address drinking water threats (where required and/or
permissible in Act/Regulations)
Policy development to address drinking water threats (where required and/or permissible in the
Act and source protection plan regulation). Detailed requirements and guidance will be
provided in the Source Protection Plan regulation and guidance document when they are
developed.

2. Policy development for monitoring (where required, advisable and/or permissible in
Act & Regulations)
Policy development for monitoring activities (where required, advisable and/or permissible in
the Act and source protection plan regulation), including determining who is responsible for
implementing these policies. Detailed requirements and guidance will be provided in the
Source Protection Plan regulation and guidance document when they are developed.

3. Policy development for Great Lakes elements (where required/permissible in Act &
Regulations)
Policy development for Great Lakes associated elements (where directed by the Minister and
required or permissible in the Act and source protection plan regulation), including monitoring
policies to assist in implementing and determining the effectiveness of achieving Great Lake
target(s) policies, determining who is responsible for implementing those policies, and
determining the need to identify any of these policies as "designated Great Lakes policies".
Detailed requirements and guidance will be provided in the Source Protection Plan regulation
and guidance document when they are developed.

4. Establishing timelines for policy implementation
Establishing timelines for policy implementation after all policies for the SPP are developed,
giving consideration to the policies developed, key players affected, capacity for
implementation, the assessed risks, and natural, social, and economic considerations, including
local community interests/needs. Detailed requirements and guidance will be provided in the
Source Protection Plan regulation and guidance document when they are developed.

Appendix B - 5
Summary of Terms of Reference Tasks, Costs, and Timelines

ASSESSMENT REPORT TASKS
Task Description Lead Cost Estimate Timeline
Project Management and Undertaking administrative support, staffing, management support, and training necessary to SV-GS- SV $1,206,186 1/1/2005 11/1/2009
Coordination provide project coordination for the assessment report components and direct support to the NBP GS $826,828
Source Protection Committee source protection committee. SPAs NBP $201,079
Communications Local area engagement, outreach and creation of communications products that support the SV-GS- SV $72,764 1/1/2005 11/1/2009
assessment report process. NBP GS $49,857
SPAs NBP $12,128
Information management Conducting overall data management, data sharing agreements, standards, mapping, software SV-GS- SV $120,268 1/1/2005 11/1/2009
and maintenance. NBP GS $82,406
SPAs NBP $20,044
Watershed characterization Identifying and describing watersheds in the source protection area. May include water SV-GS- SV $15,371 1/1/2005 4/30/2008
quality analysis and peer review for water quality analysis. NBP GS $10,529
Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation, SPAs NBP $2,561
Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.
Water Budget

Conceptual water budget Describing the overall flow system dynamics for each watershed in the source protection area SV-GS- SV $117,876 1/1/2005 1/31/2008
taking into consideration surface water and groundwater features, land cover (e.g. proportion NBP GS $80,766
of urban vs. rural uses), human-made structures (e.g. dams, channel diversions, water SPAs NBP $19,645
crossings), and water takings.
Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation,
Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.
Tier 1 water budget analysis Conducting a tier 1 water budget analysis, stress assessment, and delineation of significant SV-GS- SV $114,571 12/1/2007 8/30/2008
and stress assessment groundwater recharge areas. NBP GS $78,502
May also include the identification of water quantity concerns and an analysis of uncertainty. SPAs NBP $19,094
Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation,
Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.
Tier 2 water budget analysis If determined necessary from a tier 1 water budget analysis and stress assessment, conducting SV-GS- SV $27,000 4/1/2009 9/1/2009
and stress assessment a tier 2 water budget analysis and stress assessment, and refining the delineation of NBP GS $18,500
significant groundwater recharge areas. SPAs NBP $4,500
May also include the identification of water quantity concerns and an analysis of uncertainty.
Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation,
Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.
Tier 3 water budget analysis If determined necessary from a tier 2 water budget analysis and stress assessment SV-GS- $0 TBD TBD
and water quantity May include identifying significant NBP
risk assessment May also include consultation with property owners/residents/stakeholders impacted by a SPAs
significant drinking water threat scoring and an analysis of uncertainty.
Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation,
Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.

Appendix B - 6
Task Description Lead Cost Estimate Timeline
Regional Groundwater Vulnerability
Delineate Highly Vulnerable Delineating the location and extent of highly vulnerable aquifers in the source protection area SV-GS- SV $9,990 7/1/2008 4/1/2009
Aquifers (HVA) and applying vulnerability scores. NBP GS $6,845
An uncertainty analysis may be included in this task. SPAs NBP $1,665
Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation,
Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.
Identifying issues, inventorying Listing and describing drinking water quality issues SV-GS- $0 12/1/2008 4/1/2009
threats and NBP
assessing hazards in HVAs Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation SPAs

Assessing risks in HVAs Identifying any significant moderate, low, and negligible drinking water threats, undertaking SV-GS- $0 4/1/2009 10/1/2009
an issues evaluation, and analyzing uncertainty in highly vulnerable aquifers. NBP
Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation SPAs
Director's rules and guidance when they are developed.
Delineate Significant Applying vulnerability scores to significant groundwater recharge areas in the source SV-GS- SV $6,750 7/1/2008 12/1/2008
Groundwater Recharge protection area (delineated in the water budget process). NBP GS $4,625
Areas (SGRA) Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation, SPAs NBP $1,125
Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.
Identifying issues, inventorying Listing and describing drinking water quality issues inventorying threats and assessing SV-GS- $0 12/1/2008 4/1/2009
threats and hazards (including uncertainty analysis) in the significant groundwater recharge areas. NBP
assessing hazards in SGRAs Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation SPAs

Assessing risk in SGRAs Identifying any significant, moderate, low, and negligible drinking water threats, undertaking SV-GS- $0 4/1/2009 10/31/2009
an issues evaluation, and analyzing uncertainty in significant groundwater recharge areas. NBP
Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation, SPAs
Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.
Municipal Residential Drinking Water Systems on Groundwater
Delineate Wellhead Protection Delineating the location and extent of the vulnerable area around a drinking water system in SV-GS- SV $631,240 3/1/2006 8/1/2008
Areas (WHPA) or Intake the source protection area and applying a vulnerability score. NBP GS $688,437
Protection Zones (IPZs) Uncertainty analysis and peer review may be required. In addition, consultation with property SPAs NBP $90,377
owners/residents/stakeholders affected by the delineation and scoring for these vulnerable
areas may be required.
Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation,
Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.
Identifying issues, inventorying Listing and describing drinking water quality issues inventorying threats and assessing SV-GS- SV $693,973 3/1/2006 10/1/2008
threats and assessing hazards in hazards (including uncertainty analysis) in wellhead protection areas. NBP GS $572,951
WHPAs or Intake Protection Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation, SPAs NBP $52,134
Zones (IPZs) Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.

Appendix B - 7
Task Description Lead Cost Estimate Timeline
Assess risk in WHPAs or Identifying any significant, moderate, low, and negligible drinking water threats, undertaking SV-GS- SV $204,688 3/1/2007 12/1/2008
Intake Protection Zones (IPZs) an issues evaluation, and analyzing uncertainty in wellhead protection areas. Tier 2 risk NBP GS $185,065
assessments will be conducted for all significant risks identified in Tier 1. SPAs NBP $22,326
Consultation may be required with stakeholders impacted by significant drinking water
threats scoring.
Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation,
Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.
Consultation on the overall Meeting the legislative and regulatory requirements on the consultation and submission SV-GS- $0 1/1/2009 9/1/2009
proposed assessment report process of the proposed assessment report. NBP
Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation, SPAs
Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.
First Nation Drinking Water Systems
Delineating and applying Coordinate discussions with First Nations Bands to determine the need to delineate the TBD TBD TBD TBD
vulnerability scores to location and extent of the vulnerable area around a drinking water system (wellhead
WHPAs or IPZs protection areas for drinking water systems using groundwater or intake protection zones for
drinking water systems withdrawing from surface water) in the source protection area
and applying a vulnerability score.
Uncertainty analysis and peer review may be required.
Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation,
Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.
A Band Council resolution is required prior to undertaking the work.
Identifying issues, inventorying Coordinate discussions with First Nations Bands to determine the need to list and describe TBD TBD TBD TBD
threats and assessing hazards in drinking water quality issues, inventorying threats and assessing hazards (including
WHPAs or IPZs uncertainty analysis) in wellhead protection areas and/or intake protection zones.
Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation, TBD TBD TBD TBD
Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.
Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs Coordinate discussions with First Nations Bands to determine the need to identify any TBD TBD TBD TBD
significant, moderate, low, and negligible drinking water threats, undertaking an issues
evaluation, and analyzing uncertainty in wellhead protection areas or intake protection zones.
Discussions with adjacent source protection areas or regions may also be required for shared TBD TBD TBD TBD
Great Lakes drinking water issues.
Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation, TBD TBD TBD TBD
Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.
Non-Municipal Drinking Under the Clean Water Act municipal councils may include non-municipal drinking water SV-GS- TBD TBD TBD
Water Systems systems in the source protection plans by resolution. NBP
In the Raisin-South Nation SPR there are extensive non-municipal systems that could SPAs
potentially be included.
To date, local municipalities have been requested to identify any systems that they may be
considering to include.
The Ministry of the Environment is currently preparing a guidance document on the
implications for including these systems (i.e. cost, liability etc.).
It is anticipated that most municipalities will wait until the provincial guidance is available
before making a decision. The Source Protection Committee and Source Protection staff will
work with municipalities to assess potential non-municipal systems in accordance with the

Appendix B - 8
Task Description Lead Cost Estimate Timeline
provincial guidance. The terms of reference can be amended to include these systems at a
later date.
Exempted Systems Any municipal residential drinking water systems that may be partially or wholly taken off- TBD TBD TBD TBD
line within the next 5 years are not to be included in the source protection plan.
Municipalities have been requested to identify any of these systems and to forward the
council resolution to the SPR staff.
For example, the Plantagenet surface water intake will be off-line, therefore it will not be
studied for threats and risk assessment.

SOURCE PROTECTION PLAN TASKS
Task Description Lead Cost Estimate Timeline

Project Management and Undertaking administrative support, staffing, management support, and training necessary to SV-GS- SV $600,387 11/1/2009 8/20/2012
Coordination provide project coordination for the source protection plan components and direct support to NBP GS $409,821
Source Protection Committee the source protection committee. SPAs NBP $100,543
Communications Local area engagement, outreach and creation of communications products that support the SV-GS- SV $53,820 11/1/2009 8/20/2012
source protection plan process. NBP GS $36,877
SPAs NBP $8,970
Information Management Conducting overall data management, data sharing agreements, standards, mapping, software SV-GS- SV $17,595 11/1/2009 8/20/2012
and maintenance. NBP GS $12,055
SPAs NBP $2,932
Establish evaluation criteria for Establishing evaluation criteria to assist with objectively deciding how policies will be SPC TBD TBD TBD
selecting considered in a transparent manner.
policies Criteria may consider elements such as the natural, social, and economic environments,
including health, cost-benefit considerations, and conformance with existing official plans.
Administrative priority setting Administrative priority setting and strategic planning for the management of the work SPC TBD TBD TBD
of work required to complete the source protection plan based on results of risk assessments
required to complete SPP based documented in the assessment report.
on risk It is anticipated that the number of significant threats, the distribution and location of the
assessments in AR threats, etc., may guide the committee in how they will specifically create the plan (e.g.
which threats in which
vulnerable area will be addressed first), who will be the key players in the plan development,
and how they wish to prioritize the work required.
Detailed requirements and guidance will be provided in the Source Protection Plan regulation
and guidance document when they are developed.
Policy development to address Policy development to address drinking water threats (where required and/or permissible in SPC TBD TBD TBD
drinking the Act and source protection plan regulation).
water threats (where required
Detailed requirements and guidance will be provided in the Source Protection Plan regulation
and/or
and guidance document when they are developed.
permissible in Act/Regs)

Appendix B - 9
SOURCE PROTECTION PLAN TASKS
Task Description Lead Cost Estimate Timeline

Policy development to address Funding programs for implementing land use policies on private land will be identified and SPC TBD TBD TBD
funding included in the source protection plans. Compensation for land use restrictions will be a
requirements for specific mechanism
implementation of source researched by the SPC.
protection plans.
Policy development for Policy development for monitoring activities (where required, advisable and/or permissible in SPC TBD TBD TBD
monitoring (where the Act and source protection plan regulation), including determining who is responsible for
required, advisable and/or implementing these policies.
permissible in Detailed requirements and guidance will be provided in the Source Protection Plan regulation
Act & Regs) and guidance document when they are developed.

Policy development for Great Policy development for Great Lakes associated elements (where directed by the Minister and SPC TBD TBD TBD
Lakes required or permissible in the Act and source protection plan regulation), including
elements (where monitoring policies to assist in implementing and determining the effectiveness of achieving
required/permissible in Act Great Lake target(s) policies, determining who is responsible for implementing those
& Regs) policies, and determining the need to identify any of these policies as "designated Great
Lakes policies".
Detailed requirements and guidance will be provided in the Source Protection Plan regulation
and guidance document when they are developed.
Establishing timelines for Establishing timelines for policy implementation after all policies for the SPP are developed, SPC TBD TBD TBD
policy giving consideration to the policies developed, key players affected, capacity for
implementation implementation, the
assessed risks, and natural, social, and economic considerations, including local community
interests/needs.
Detailed requirements and guidance will be provided in the Source Protection Plan regulation
and guidance document when they are developed.
Consultation on the overall Consultation and submission process of the overall proposed source protection plan. SPC TBD TBD TBD
proposed
source protection plan Details on how to conduct the consultations on the overall proposed source protection plan
will be provided in the Source Protection Plan regulation and guidance document when they
are developed.
Other Source Protection Plan Additional tasks are to be discussed with the Source Protection Committee. SPC TBD TBD TBD
Preparation
Tasks

Appendix B - 10
Appendix C

Members of the Saugeen, Grey Sauble, Northern Bruce Peninsula
Source Protection Committee

Chair Mike Traynor (appointed Aug. 2007 by Minister of the
Environment)

Municipal (5) Brad McRoberts Group 1 ­ Northern Bruce Peninsula, South
Bruce Peninsula, Georgian Bluffs
Mitch Twolan Group 2 ­ Saugeen Shores, Kincardine, Huron-
Kinloss
Les Nichols Group 3 ­ Arran-Elderslie, Brockton, South
Bruce, Howick, Morris- Turnberry
Howard Greig Group 4 ­ Chatsworth, West Grey, Hanover,
Southgate, Wellington North,
Minto
Bill Twaddle Group 5 ­ Owen Sound, Meaford, The Blue
Mountains, Grey Highlands
Agricultural (3) Dr. David Biesenthal Farmer ­ Brockton
Robert Emerson Farmer ­ Huron-Kinloss
Brent Lanktree Farmer ­ The Blue Mountains
Industrial (1) Sandy Gott Water bottling company ­ Grey Highlands
Commercial (1) Mark Kraemer Business owner ­ Saugeen Shores
Other Interests (5) Dale Thompson Environment (Northern Bruce Peninsula
resident)
Les MacKinnon Environment (Grey Highlands resident)
Lou D'Alessandro Health (Owen Sound resident)
Bruce Davidson Public (Brockton resident)
Carolyn Day Public (Saugeen Shores resident)

Appendix C - 1
Appendix D

Staff Members of the Saugeen, Grey Sauble, Northern Bruce Peninsula
Source Protection Region

Don Smith, Project Manager
519-376-3076 x 245 d.smith@greysauble.on.ca

David Ellingwood, Communications Specialist
519-376-3076 x 246 d.ellingwood@greysauble.on.ca

Craig Fowler, Technical Supervisor
519-376-3076 x 249 c.fowler@greysauble.on.ca

Sara Pickard, Water Quality Technician
519-376-3076 x 248 s.pickard@greysauble.on.ca

Emily Vandermeulen, GIS / Database Technician
519-376-3076 x 247 e.vandermeulen@greysauble.on.ca

Brian Luinstra, Hydrogeologist
519-376-3076 x 250 brian@hurongeo.com

Nancy Guest, Administrative Assistant
519-376-3076 x 281 n.guest@greysauble.on.ca

Steacy Cook, Outreach Specialist
519-376-3076 x 282 s.cook@greysauble.on.ca

Karen Gillan, Education Specialist
519-376-3076 x 282 k.gillan@greysauble.on.ca

www.waterprotection.ca Extensive information about Source Protection can be found on our
website, including meeting dates, links, documents and Committee work.

The office is located in the lower level of the Grey Sauble Conservation administration centre on
Inglis Falls Road, Owen Sound.

Mailing Address:
Drinking Water Source Protection
c/o Grey Sauble Conservation
RR# 4 237897 Inglis Falls Rd.
Owen Sound, ON N4K 5N6

Appendix D - 1
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

Terms of Reference for Grey Sauble Source Protection Area

Saugeen, Grey Sauble, and Northern Bruce Peninsula Source
Protection Committee

2008-May-15
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

Table of Contents
Map of Source Protection Area ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 5
Map of Source Protection Region............................................................................................................................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
List of Municipalities Located in the Grey Sauble Source Protection Area ................................................................................................................................................................. 7
Legal Name of Municipality ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
List of Municipal Residential Drinking Water System(s) ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
Type of System .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
(existing or planned) ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Drinking Water System Number ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
Drinking Water System Name ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Owner ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
Operating Authority ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Type of Source Water ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
(surface, ground, both) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
List of Drinking Water System(s) Included by Municipal Council Resolution ............................................................................................................................................................ 10
(Not Municipal Residential Drinking Water Systems) ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
Type of System ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 10
(existing or planned) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Drinking Water System Number ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Drinking Water System Name ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Owner ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Operating Authority ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Type of Source Water ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
(surface, ground, both) ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Title of Council Resolution ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
List of Drinking Water Systems Serving Reserve(s) ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 10
(Not Municipal Residential Drinking Water Systems) ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
Type of System ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 10
(existing or planned) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Drinking Water System Number ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Drinking Water System Name ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Owner ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Operating Authority ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
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Type of Source Water ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
(surface, ground, both) ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Regulation Reference .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
List of Fully or Partially Exempted Municipal Residential Drinking Water System(s) ................................................................................................................................................ 10
Type of System ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 10
(existing or planned) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Drinking Water System Number ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Drinking Water System Name ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Owner ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Operating Authority ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Type of Source Water ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
(surface, ground, both) ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Title of Council Resolution ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
List of Drinking Water System(s) Included by Minister of the Environment .............................................................................................................................................................. 11
(Not Municipal Residential Drinking Water Systems) ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11
Type of System ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 11
(existing or planned) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Drinking Water System Number ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Drinking Water System Name ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Owner ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Operating Authority ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Type of Source Water ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11
(surface, ground, both) ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
List of Matter(s) that Affect Other Source Protection Committees............................................................................................................................................................................ 11
Source Protection Committees Affected ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Source Protection Area............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Description of Matter ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11
The Work Plan to Complete the Assessment Report .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 12
By Source Protection Area/ Drinking Water System Name .................................................................................................................................................................................. 12
Task .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 12
Assigned Lead(s) ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Estimated Completion Date ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Estimated Cost ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 12
The Work Plan to Complete the Source Protection Plan ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
By Source Protection Area/ Drinking Water System Name .................................................................................................................................................................................. 17
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Terms of Reference

Task .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 17
Assigned Lead(s) ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
Estimated Completion Date ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
Estimated Cost ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 17
The Date the Source Protection Plan is to be Submitted to the Minister for Approval by the Grey Sauble Conservation Authority: ......................................................................... 21
Council Resolution(s) to Include Drinking Water System(s)..................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
Council Resolution(s) to Exempt Municipal Residential Drinking Water System(s) .................................................................................................................................................. 21
Detailed Information on Municipal Residential Drinking Water System(s) ................................................................................................................................................................ 22
Detailed Information on Drinking Water System(s) Included by Municipal Council Resolution................................................................................................................................. 27
(Not Municipal Residential Drinking Water Systems) ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 27
Detailed Information on Drinking Water System(s) Included by Bands Serving Reserve(s) ..................................................................................................................................... 27
(Not Municipal Residential Drinking Water Systems) ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 27
Detailed Information on Fully or Partially Exempted Municipal Residential Drinking Water System(s) ..................................................................................................................... 27
Detailed Information on Drinking Water System(s) Included by the Minister of the Environment ............................................................................................................................. 27
(Not Municipal Residential Drinking Water Systems) ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 27
Detailed Work Plan to Complete the Assessment Report ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 28
Detailed Work Plan to Complete the Source Protection Plan .................................................................................................................................................................................. 42
Summary of Financial Statistics .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 56
Estimated Costs for Tasks by Fiscal Year ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 58
Process Checklist ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 62
Regulatory Process...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 62
Completion Date.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 62
Done By ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 62
Appendix: Full Task Descriptions ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 64
Subject Area ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 64
Task Name ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 64
Full Task Description ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 64
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Terms of Reference

Map of Source Protection Area
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

Map of Source Protection Region
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Terms of Reference

List of Municipalities Located in the Grey Sauble Source Protection Area

Legal Name of Municipality
ARRAN-ELDERSLIE, Municipality of
BLUE MOUNTAINS, Town of the
BRUCE, County of
CHATSWORTH, Township of
GEORGIAN BLUFFS, Township of
GREY, County of
GREY HIGHLANDS, Municipality of
MEAFORD, Municipality of
OWEN SOUND, City of
SOUTH BRUCE PENINSULA, Town of
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

List of Municipal Residential Drinking Water System(s)

Type of System Drinking Water System Number Drinking Water Owner Operating Authority Type of Source Water
System Name
(existing or (surface, ground,
planned) both)
Existing 210003011 Chatsworth Well Township of Township of Surface and
Supply Chatsworth Chatsworth Groundwater
Existing 220008319 East Linton WTP Township of Veolia Water Canada Surface Water
Georgian Bluffs
Existing 220007711 Foreman Well Town of South Ontario Clean Water Surface and
Supply Bruce Peninsula Agency Groundwater
Existing 220007775 Huron Woods Well Town of South Ontario Clean Water Surface and
Supply Bruce Peninsula Agency Groundwater
Existing 220007070 Kimberley - Amik - Municipality of Grey Municipality of Grey Surface and
Talisman Well Highlands Highlands Groundwater
Supply
Existing 210000176 Meaford PUC WTP Municipality of Municipality of Meaford Surface Water
Meaford
Existing 220007695 Oliphant Water Town of South Ontario Clean Water Surface and
Works Bruce Peninsula Agency Groundwater
Existing 220008319 Pottawatomi Village Township of Veolia Water Canada Surface and
Water System Georgian Bluffs Groundwater
Existing 220007597 Presquile WTP Township of Veolia Water Canada Surface Water
Georgian Bluffs
Existing 220001799 R.H. Neath WTP City of Owen Sound City of Owen Sound Surface Water
Existing 220009096 Shallow Lake Water Township of Veolia Water Canada Surface and
System Georgian Bluffs Groundwater
Existing 220002627 Tara Well Supply Municipality of Municipality of Arran- Groundwater
Arran-Elderslie Elderslie
Existing 220001762 Thornbury WTP Town of the Blue Town of the Blue Surface Water
Mountains Mountains
Existing 220007034 Walters Falls Township of Township of Groundwater
Municipal Water Chatsworth Chatsworth
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Terms of Reference

Supply
Existing 220002681 Wiarton WTP Town of South Ontario Clean Water Surface Water
Bruce Peninsula Agency
Existing 220007917 Winburk Subdivision Town of South Ontario Clean Water Surface and
Well Supply Bruce Peninsula Agency Groundwater
Planned TBD Amabel-Sauble Town of South Ontario Clean Water Groundwater
School Syestem Bruce Peninsula Agency
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Terms of Reference

List of Drinking Water System(s) Included by Municipal Council Resolution
(Not Municipal Residential Drinking Water Systems)

Type of System Drinking Water System Number Drinking Water Owner Operating Type of Source Water Title of Council
System Name Authority Resolution
(existing or To be determined (surface, ground,
planned) both)

List of Drinking Water Systems Serving Reserve(s)
(Not Municipal Residential Drinking Water Systems)

Type of System Drinking Water System Number Drinking Water Owner Operating Type of Source Water Regulation
System Name Authority Reference
(existing or To be determined (surface, ground,
planned) both)

List of Fully or Partially Exempted Municipal Residential Drinking Water System(s)

Type of System Drinking Water System Number Drinking Water Owner Operating Type of Source Water Title of Council
System Name Authority Resolution
(existing or To be determined (surface, ground,
planned) both)
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Terms of Reference

List of Drinking Water System(s) Included by Minister of the Environment
(Not Municipal Residential Drinking Water Systems)

Type of System Drinking Water System Number Drinking Water Owner Operating Authority Type of Source Water
System Name
(existing or To be determined (surface, ground,
planned) both)

List of Matter(s) that Affect Other Source Protection Committees

Source Protection Committees Source Protection Area Description of Matter
Affected

To be determined
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

The Work Plan to Complete the Assessment Report

By Source Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Estimated Cost
Protection Area/ Completion Date
Drinking Water
System Name
Grey Sauble Source Coordinating and supporting projects for the assessment SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2009-Nov-01 $826,828
Protection Area report
Grey Sauble Source Undertaking communications initiatives for the SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2009-Nov-01 $49,857
Protection Area assessment report
Grey Sauble Source Information management for the assessment report SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2009-Nov-01 $82,406
Protection Area preparation
Grey Sauble Source Undertaking a watershed characterization SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Apr-30 $10,529
Protection Area
Grey Sauble Source Conducting a conceptual water budget SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Jan-31 $80,766
Protection Area
Grey Sauble Source Conducting a tier 1 water budget analysis and stress SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Aug-30 $78,502
Protection Area assessment
Grey Sauble Source Conducting a tier 2 water budget analysis and stress SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2009-Sep-01 $18,500
Protection Area assessment
Grey Sauble Source Conducting a tier 3 water budget analysis and water SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2009-Nov-01 $0
Protection Area quantity risk assessment
Grey Sauble Source Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to HVAs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Dec-01 $6,845
Protection Area
Grey Sauble Source Identifying issues, inventorying threats and assessing SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2009-Apr-01 $0
Protection Area hazards in HVAs
Grey Sauble Source Assessing risks in HVAs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2009-Oct-01 $0
Protection Area
Grey Sauble Source Applying vulnerability scores to SGRAs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Dec-01 $4,625
Protection Area
Grey Sauble Source Identifying issues, inventorying threats and assessing SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2009-Apr-01 $0
Protection Area hazards in SGRAs
Grey Sauble Source Assessing risk in SGRAs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2009-Oct-31 $0
Protection Area
Grey Sauble Source Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to WHPAs or SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Aug-01 $688,437
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
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Protection Area IPZs
Grey Sauble Source Identifying issues, inventorying threats and assessing SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Oct-01 $572,951
Protection Area hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Grey Sauble Source Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Dec-01 $185,065
Protection Area
Grey Sauble Source Consultation on the overall proposed assessment report SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2009-Sep-01 $0
Protection Area
Grey Sauble Source Water quality analyses, location of karst formations and SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2009-Mar-31 $9,065
Protection Area surface water flow analyses.
Municipal Residential Drinking Water
Systems
Chatsworth Well Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to WHPAs or Township of Chatsworth 2012-Aug-20 $12,533
Supply IPZs
Winburk Subdivision Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to WHPAs or SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Aug-01 $13,109
Well Supply IPZs
Walters Falls Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to WHPAs or Township of Chatsworth 2008-Aug-01 $12,533
Municipal Water IPZs
Supply
Thornbury WTP Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to WHPAs or SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Aug-01 $76,200
IPZs
Shallow Lake Water Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to WHPAs or SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Aug-01 $13,109
System IPZs
Presquile WTP Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to WHPAs or SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Aug-01 $76,200
IPZs
Wiarton WTP Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to WHPAs or SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Aug-01 $76,200
IPZs
Huron Woods Well Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to WHPAs or SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Aug-01 $13,109
Supply IPZs
Oliphant Water Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to WHPAs or SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Aug-01 $13,109
Works IPZs
Amabel-Sauble Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to WHPAs or SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Aug-01 $13,109
School Syestem IPZs
Tara Well Supply Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to WHPAs or Municipality of Arran-Elderslie 2008-Aug-01 $18,500
IPZs
R.H. Neath WTP Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to WHPAs or SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Aug-01 $76,200
IPZs
Meaford PUC WTP Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to WHPAs or SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Aug-01 $76,200
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
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IPZs
Kimberley - Amik - Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to WHPAs or SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Aug-01 $13,109
Talisman Well IPZs
Supply
East Linton WTP Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to WHPAs or SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Aug-01 $76,200
IPZs
Pottawatomi Village Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to WHPAs or SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Aug-01 $13,109
Water System IPZs
Foreman Well Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to WHPAs or SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Aug-01 $13,109
Supply IPZs
Winburk Subdivision Identifying issues, inventorying threats and assessing SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Oct-01 $29,674
Well Supply hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Tara Well Supply Identifying issues, inventorying threats and assessing Municipality of Arran-Elderslie 2008-Oct-01 $18,000
hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
East Linton WTP Identifying issues, inventorying threats and assessing SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Oct-01 $36,580
hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Walters Falls Identifying issues, inventorying threats and assessing Township of Chatsworth 2008-Oct-01 $16,133
Municipal Water hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Supply
Thornbury WTP Identifying issues, inventorying threats and assessing SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Oct-01 $36,580
hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Shallow Lake Water Identifying issues, inventorying threats and assessing SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Oct-01 $29,674
System hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Presquile WTP Identifying issues, inventorying threats and assessing SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Oct-01 $29,674
hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Pottawatomi Village Identifying issues, inventorying threats and assessing SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Oct-01 $29,674
Water System hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
R.H. Neath WTP Identifying issues, inventorying threats and assessing SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Oct-01 $36,580
hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Oliphant Water Identifying issues, inventorying threats and assessing SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Oct-01 $29,674
Works hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Meaford PUC WTP Identifying issues, inventorying threats and assessing SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Oct-01 $36,580
hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Amabel-Sauble Identifying issues, inventorying threats and assessing SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Oct-01 $29,674
School Syestem hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Chatsworth Well Identifying issues, inventorying threats and assessing Township of Chatsworth 2008-Oct-01 $16,133
Supply hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
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Foreman Well Identifying issues, inventorying threats and assessing SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Oct-01 $29,674
Supply hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Huron Woods Well Identifying issues, inventorying threats and assessing SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Oct-01 $29,674
Supply hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Wiarton WTP Identifying issues, inventorying threats and assessing SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Oct-01 $36,580
hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Kimberley - Amik - Identifying issues, inventorying threats and assessing SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Oct-01 $29,764
Talisman Well hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Supply
Walters Falls Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs Township of Chatsworth 2008-Dec-01 $8,433
Municipal Water
Supply
Huron Woods Well Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Dec-01 $4,544
Supply
Meaford PUC WTP Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Dec-01 $11,880
R.H. Neath WTP Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Dec-01 $11,880
Kimberley - Amik - Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Dec-01 $4,544
Talisman Well
Supply
Amabel-Sauble Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Dec-01 $4,544
School Syestem
Chatsworth Well Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs Township of Chatsworth 2008-Dec-01 $8,433
Supply
Foreman Well Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Dec-01 $4,544
Supply
Oliphant Water Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Dec-01 $4,544
Works
Pottawatomi Village Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Dec-01 $4,544
Water System
Presquile WTP Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Dec-01 $11,880
Wiarton WTP Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Dec-01 $11,880
Thornbury WTP Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Dec-01 $11,880
Winburk Subdivision Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Dec-01 $4,544
Well Supply
Tara Well Supply Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs Municipality of Arran-Elderslie 2008-Dec-01 $10,400
East Linton WTP Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Dec-01 $11,880
Shallow Lake Water Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Dec-01 $4,544
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

System
Drinking Water Systems By Municipal To be determined
Resolution
Drinking Water Systems By Band To be determined
Resolution
Fully or Partially Exempt Drinking To be determined
Water Systems
Drinking Water Systems Included By To be determined
Minister
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

The Work Plan to Complete the Source Protection Plan

By Source Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Estimated Cost
Protection Area/ Completion Date
Drinking Water
System Name
Grey Sauble Source Coordinating and supporting projects for the source SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2012-Aug-20 $409,821
Protection Area protection plan (SPP)
Grey Sauble Source Undertaking communications initiatives for the source SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2012-Aug-20 $36,877
Protection Area protection plan
Grey Sauble Source Information management for source protection plan SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2012-Aug-20 $12,055
Protection Area preparation
Grey Sauble Source Policy development to address drinking water threats SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Protection Area (where required and/or permissible in Act/Regs)
Grey Sauble Source Policy development for monitoring (where required, SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Protection Area advisable and/or permissible in Act & Regs)
Grey Sauble Source Policy development for Great Lakes elements (where SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Protection Area required/permissible in Act & Regs)
Grey Sauble Source Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Protection Area
Grey Sauble Source Consultation on the overall proposed source protection SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Protection Area plan
Municipal Residential Drinking Water
Systems
Chatsworth Well Policy development to address drinking water threats SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Supply (where required and/or permissible in Act/Regs)
Wiarton WTP Policy development to address drinking water threats SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
(where required and/or permissible in Act/Regs)
East Linton WTP Policy development to address drinking water threats SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
(where required and/or permissible in Act/Regs)
Kimberley - Amik - Policy development to address drinking water threats SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Talisman Well (where required and/or permissible in Act/Regs)
Supply
Meaford PUC WTP Policy development to address drinking water threats SPC 2012-Dec-08 To be determined
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
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(where required and/or permissible in Act/Regs)
Amabel-Sauble Policy development to address drinking water threats SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
School Syestem (where required and/or permissible in Act/Regs)
Foreman Well Policy development to address drinking water threats SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Supply (where required and/or permissible in Act/Regs)
Huron Woods Well Policy development to address drinking water threats SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Supply (where required and/or permissible in Act/Regs)
Walters Falls Policy development to address drinking water threats SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Municipal Water (where required and/or permissible in Act/Regs)
Supply
Tara Well Supply Policy development to address drinking water threats SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
(where required and/or permissible in Act/Regs)
R.H. Neath WTP Policy development to address drinking water threats SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
(where required and/or permissible in Act/Regs)
Winburk Subdivision Policy development to address drinking water threats SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Well Supply (where required and/or permissible in Act/Regs)
Oliphant Water Policy development to address drinking water threats SPA 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Works (where required and/or permissible in Act/Regs)
Thornbury WTP Policy development to address drinking water threats SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
(where required and/or permissible in Act/Regs)
Shallow Lake Water Policy development to address drinking water threats SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
System (where required and/or permissible in Act/Regs)
Presquile WTP Policy development to address drinking water threats SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
(where required and/or permissible in Act/Regs)
Pottawatomi Village Policy development to address drinking water threats SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Water System (where required and/or permissible in Act/Regs)
Oliphant Water Policy development for monitoring (where required, SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Works advisable and/or permissible in Act & Regs)
Foreman Well Policy development for monitoring (where required, SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Supply advisable and/or permissible in Act & Regs)
Kimberley - Amik - Policy development for monitoring (where required, SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Talisman Well advisable and/or permissible in Act & Regs)
Supply
Meaford PUC WTP Policy development for monitoring (where required, SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
advisable and/or permissible in Act & Regs)
R.H. Neath WTP Policy development for monitoring (where required, SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
advisable and/or permissible in Act & Regs)
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
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Chatsworth Well Policy development for monitoring (where required, SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Supply advisable and/or permissible in Act & Regs)
Huron Woods Well Policy development for monitoring (where required, SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Supply advisable and/or permissible in Act & Regs)
East Linton WTP Policy development for monitoring (where required, SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
advisable and/or permissible in Act & Regs)
Presquile WTP Policy development for monitoring (where required, SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
advisable and/or permissible in Act & Regs)
Shallow Lake Water Policy development for monitoring (where required, SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
System advisable and/or permissible in Act & Regs)
Thornbury WTP Policy development for monitoring (where required, SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
advisable and/or permissible in Act & Regs)
Amabel-Sauble Policy development for monitoring (where required, SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
School Syestem advisable and/or permissible in Act & Regs)
Walters Falls Policy development for monitoring (where required, SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Municipal Water advisable and/or permissible in Act & Regs)
Supply
Winburk Subdivision Policy development for monitoring (where required, SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Well Supply advisable and/or permissible in Act & Regs)
Tara Well Supply Policy development for monitoring (where required, SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
advisable and/or permissible in Act & Regs)
Wiarton WTP Policy development for monitoring (where required, SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
advisable and/or permissible in Act & Regs)
Pottawatomi Village Policy development for monitoring (where required, SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Water System advisable and/or permissible in Act & Regs)
Thornbury WTP Policy development for Great Lakes elements (where SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
required/permissible in Act & Regs)
East Linton WTP Policy development for Great Lakes elements (where SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
required/permissible in Act & Regs)
Meaford PUC WTP Policy development for Great Lakes elements (where SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
required/permissible in Act & Regs)
Presquile WTP Policy development for Great Lakes elements (where SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
required/permissible in Act & Regs)
Wiarton WTP Policy development for Great Lakes elements (where SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
required/permissible in Act & Regs)
R.H. Neath WTP Policy development for Great Lakes elements (where SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
required/permissible in Act & Regs)
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

Huron Woods Well Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Supply
Wiarton WTP Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Meaford PUC WTP Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Kimberley - Amik - Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Talisman Well
Supply
R.H. Neath WTP Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Amabel-Sauble Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
School Syestem
Chatsworth Well Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Supply
Foreman Well Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Supply
Oliphant Water Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Works
Pottawatomi Village Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Water System
Presquile WTP Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Shallow Lake Water Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
System
Thornbury WTP Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Walters Falls Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Municipal Water
Supply
Tara Well Supply Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
East Linton WTP Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Winburk Subdivision Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2012-Aug-20 To be determined
Well Supply
Drinking Water Systems By Municipal To be determined
Resolution
Drinking Water Systems By Band To be determined
Resolution
Fully or Partially Exempt Drinking To be determined
Water Systems
Drinking Water Systems Included By To be determined
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
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Minister

The Date the Source Protection Plan is to be Submitted to the Minister for Approval by the Grey
Sauble Conservation Authority:

2012-Aug-20
Council Resolution(s) to Include Drinking Water System(s)
To be determined
Council Resolution(s) to Exempt Municipal Residential Drinking Water System(s)
To be determined
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
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Detailed Information
Detailed Information on Municipal Residential Drinking Water System(s)
Drinking Water System Drinking Water Drinking Water System Name Owner Operating Authority Source Water Type Number of
Type (planned or System Number (surface, ground, Wells
existing) both)
Existing 220002627 Tara Well Supply Municipality of Arran- Municipality of Arran- Groundwater 2
Elderslie Elderslie
Number of Surface Comments
Water Intakes
0 The Municipality of Arran-Elderslie is undertaking their own Drinking Water Source Protection Program

Drinking Water System Drinking Water Drinking Water System Name Owner Operating Authority Source Water Type Number of
Type (planned or System Number (surface, ground, Wells
existing) both)
Existing 220001762 Thornbury WTP Town of the Blue Town of the Blue Surface Water 0
Mountains Mountains
Number of Surface Comments
Water Intakes
1 Intake from Georgian Bay

Drinking Water System Drinking Water Drinking Water System Name Owner Operating Authority Source Water Type Number of
Type (planned or System Number (surface, ground, Wells
existing) both)
Existing 210003011 Chatsworth Well Supply Township of Township of Chatsworth Surface and 2
Chatsworth Groundwater
Number of Surface Comments
Water Intakes
0 The Township of Chatsworth are undertaking their own Drinking Water Source Protection program

Drinking Water System Drinking Water Drinking Water System Name Owner Operating Authority Source Water Type Number of
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
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Type (planned or System Number (surface, ground, Wells
existing) both)
Existing 220007034 Walters Falls Municipal Water Township of Township of Chatsworth Groundwater 2
Supply Chatsworth
Number of Surface Comments
Water Intakes
0 The Township of Chatsworth are undertaking their own Drinking Water Source Protection program

Wells confirmed GUDI

Drinking Water System Drinking Water Drinking Water System Name Owner Operating Authority Source Water Type Number of
Type (planned or System Number (surface, ground, Wells
existing) both)
Existing 220009096 Shallow Lake Water System Township of Georgian Veolia Water Canada Surface and 2
Bluffs Groundwater
Number of Surface Comments
Water Intakes
0 2 wells confirmed GUDI

Drinking Water System Drinking Water Drinking Water System Name Owner Operating Authority Source Water Type Number of
Type (planned or System Number (surface, ground, Wells
existing) both)
Existing 220008319 Pottawatomi Village Water System Township of Georgian Veolia Water Canada Surface and 2
Bluffs Groundwater
Number of Surface Comments
Water Intakes
0 1 well primarily used and confirmed GUDI

Drinking Water System Drinking Water Drinking Water System Name Owner Operating Authority Source Water Type Number of
Type (planned or System Number (surface, ground, Wells
existing) both)
Existing 220008319 East Linton WTP Township of Georgian Veolia Water Canada Surface Water 0
Bluffs
Number of Surface Comments
Water Intakes
1 Intake in Georgian bay
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
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Drinking Water System Drinking Water Drinking Water System Name Owner Operating Authority Source Water Type Number of
Type (planned or System Number (surface, ground, Wells
existing) both)
Existing 220007597 Presquile WTP Township of Georgian Veolia Water Canada Surface Water 0
Bluffs
Number of Surface Comments
Water Intakes
1 Intake in Georgian Bay

Drinking Water System Drinking Water Drinking Water System Name Owner Operating Authority Source Water Type Number of
Type (planned or System Number (surface, ground, Wells
existing) both)
Existing 210000176 Meaford PUC WTP Municipality of Municipality of Meaford Surface Water 0
Meaford
Number of Surface Comments
Water Intakes
1 1 intake - Georgian Bay

Drinking Water System Drinking Water Drinking Water System Name Owner Operating Authority Source Water Type Number of
Type (planned or System Number (surface, ground, Wells
existing) both)
Existing 220001799 R.H. Neath WTP City of Owen Sound City of Owen Sound Surface Water 0
Number of Surface Comments
Water Intakes
1 1 intake - Georgian Bay

Drinking Water System Drinking Water Drinking Water System Name Owner Operating Authority Source Water Type Number of
Type (planned or System Number (surface, ground, Wells
existing) both)
Existing 220007775 Huron Woods Well Supply Town of South Bruce Ontario Clean Water Surface and 6
Peninsula Agency Groundwater
Number of Surface Comments
Water Intakes
0 Confirmed GUDI
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

4 wells used for production; 2 wells constructed, but never developed

Drinking Water System Drinking Water Drinking Water System Name Owner Operating Authority Source Water Type Number of
Type (planned or System Number (surface, ground, Wells
existing) both)
Existing 220007711 Foreman Well Supply Town of South Bruce Ontario Clean Water Surface and 1
Peninsula Agency Groundwater
Number of Surface Comments
Water Intakes
0 Confirmed GUDI

Drinking Water System Drinking Water Drinking Water System Name Owner Operating Authority Source Water Type Number of
Type (planned or System Number (surface, ground, Wells
existing) both)
Existing 220002681 Wiarton WTP Town of South Bruce Ontario Clean Water Surface Water 0
Peninsula Agency
Number of Surface Comments
Water Intakes
1 1 intake - Georgian Bay

Drinking Water System Drinking Water Drinking Water System Name Owner Operating Authority Source Water Type Number of
Type (planned or System Number (surface, ground, Wells
existing) both)
Existing 220007917 Winburk Subdivision Well Supply Town of South Bruce Ontario Clean Water Surface and 1
Peninsula Agency Groundwater
Number of Surface Comments
Water Intakes
0 Confirmed GUDI

To be used as back-up for Amabel-Sauble Scool System

Drinking Water System Drinking Water Drinking Water System Name Owner Operating Authority Source Water Type Number of
Type (planned or System Number (surface, ground, Wells
existing) both)
Existing 220007695 Oliphant Water Works Town of South Bruce Ontario Clean Water Surface and 1
Peninsula Agency Groundwater
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
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Number of Surface Comments
Water Intakes
0 Confirmed GUDI

Previously called Fiddlehead Water Works

Drinking Water System Drinking Water Drinking Water System Name Owner Operating Authority Source Water Type Number of
Type (planned or System Number (surface, ground, Wells
existing) both)
Planned TBD Amabel-Sauble School Syestem Town of South Bruce Ontario Clean Water Groundwater 2
Peninsula Agency
Number of Surface Comments
Water Intakes
0 Non-GUDI

Gremik, Robins, Thompson, Forbes, and Trask systems are being decommisioned and integrated into the Amabel-Sauble School System

Drinking Water System Drinking Water Drinking Water System Name Owner Operating Authority Source Water Type Number of
Type (planned or System Number (surface, ground, Wells
existing) both)
Existing 220007070 Kimberley - Amik - Talisman Well Municipality of Grey Municipality of Grey Surface and 2
Supply Highlands Highlands Groundwater
Number of Surface Comments
Water Intakes
0 Confirmed GUDI
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

Detailed Information on Drinking Water System(s) Included by Municipal Council Resolution
(Not Municipal Residential Drinking Water Systems)
To be determined
Detailed Information on Drinking Water System(s) Included by Bands Serving Reserve(s)
(Not Municipal Residential Drinking Water Systems)

To be determined
Detailed Information on Fully or Partially Exempted Municipal Residential Drinking Water System(s)
To be determined
Detailed Information on Drinking Water System(s) Included by the Minister of the Environment
(Not Municipal Residential Drinking Water Systems)

To be determined
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

Detailed Work Plan to Complete the Assessment Report
By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Coordinating and supporting projects for the SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2005-Jan-01 2009-Nov-01
Protection Area assessment report
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $826,828

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Undertaking communications initiatives for the SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2005-Jan-01 2009-Nov-01
Protection Area assessment report
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $49,857

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Information management for the assessment SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2005-Jan-01 2009-Nov-01
Protection Area report preparation
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $82,406

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Undertaking a watershed characterization SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2005-Jan-01 2008-Apr-30
Protection Area
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $10,529

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Conducting a conceptual water budget SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2005-Jan-01 2008-Jan-31
Protection Area
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $80,766

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Conducting a tier 1 water budget analysis and SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2007-Dec-01 2008-Aug-30
Protection Area stress assessment
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $78,502

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Conducting a tier 2 water budget analysis and SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Apr-01 2009-Sep-01
Protection Area stress assessment
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $18,500

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Conducting a tier 3 water budget analysis and SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2009-Jan-01 2009-Nov-01
Protection Area water quantity risk assessment
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $0

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Jul-01 2008-Dec-01
Protection Area HVAs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $6,845

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Identifying issues, inventorying threats and SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Dec-01 2009-Apr-01
Protection Area assessing hazards in HVAs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $0

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Assessing risks in HVAs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2009-Apr-01 2009-Oct-01
Protection Area
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $0

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Applying vulnerability scores to SGRAs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Jul-01 2008-Dec-01
Protection Area
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $4,625

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Identifying issues, inventorying threats and SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Dec-01 2009-Apr-01
Protection Area assessing hazards in SGRAs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $0

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Assessing risk in SGRAs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2009-Apr-01 2009-Oct-31
Protection Area
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $0

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Aug-01
Protection Area WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $688,437

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Identifying issues, inventorying threats and SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Oct-01
Protection Area assessing hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $572,951

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2007-Mar-01 2008-Dec-01
Protection Area
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $185,065

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Consultation on the overall proposed assessment SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2009-Jan-01 2009-Sep-01
Protection Area report
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $0

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Water quality analyses, location of karst SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2008-Jun-01 2009-Mar-31
Protection Area formations and surface water flow analyses.
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $9,065

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Chatsworth Well Supply Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to Township of Chatsworth 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

$12,533

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Winburk Subdivision Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Aug-01
Well Supply WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$13,109

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Walters Falls Municipal Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to Township of Chatsworth 2006-Mar-01 2008-Aug-01
Water Supply WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$12,533

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Thornbury WTP Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Aug-01
WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$76,200

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Shallow Lake Water Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Aug-01
System WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$13,109

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Presquile WTP Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Aug-01
WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

$76,200

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Wiarton WTP Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Aug-01
WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$76,200

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Huron Woods Well Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Aug-01
Supply WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$13,109

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Oliphant Water Works Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Aug-01
WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$13,109

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Amabel-Sauble School Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Aug-01
Syestem WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$13,109

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Tara Well Supply Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to Municipality of Arran-Elderslie 2006-Mar-01 2008-Aug-01
WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

$18,500

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
R.H. Neath WTP Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Aug-01
WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$76,200

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Meaford PUC WTP Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Aug-01
WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$76,200

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Kimberley - Amik - Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Aug-01
Talisman Well Supply WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$13,109

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
East Linton WTP Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Aug-01
WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$76,200

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Pottawatomi Village Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Aug-01
Water System WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

$13,109

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Foreman Well Supply Delineating and applying vulnerability scores to SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Aug-01
WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$13,109

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Winburk Subdivision Identifying issues, inventorying threats and SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Oct-01
Well Supply assessing hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$29,674

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Tara Well Supply Identifying issues, inventorying threats and Municipality of Arran-Elderslie 2006-Mar-01 2008-Oct-01
assessing hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$18,000

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
East Linton WTP Identifying issues, inventorying threats and SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Oct-01
assessing hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$36,580

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Walters Falls Municipal Identifying issues, inventorying threats and Township of Chatsworth 2006-Mar-01 2008-Oct-01
Water Supply assessing hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

$16,133

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Thornbury WTP Identifying issues, inventorying threats and SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Oct-01
assessing hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$36,580

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Shallow Lake Water Identifying issues, inventorying threats and SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Oct-01
System assessing hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$29,674

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Presquile WTP Identifying issues, inventorying threats and SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Oct-01
assessing hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$29,674

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Pottawatomi Village Identifying issues, inventorying threats and SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Oct-01
Water System assessing hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$29,674

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
R.H. Neath WTP Identifying issues, inventorying threats and SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Oct-01
assessing hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

$36,580

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Oliphant Water Works Identifying issues, inventorying threats and SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Oct-01
assessing hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$29,674

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Meaford PUC WTP Identifying issues, inventorying threats and SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Oct-01
assessing hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$36,580

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Amabel-Sauble School Identifying issues, inventorying threats and SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Oct-01
Syestem assessing hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$29,674

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Chatsworth Well Supply Identifying issues, inventorying threats and Township of Chatsworth 2006-Mar-01 2008-Oct-01
assessing hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$16,133

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Foreman Well Supply Identifying issues, inventorying threats and SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Oct-01
assessing hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

$29,674

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Huron Woods Well Identifying issues, inventorying threats and SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Oct-01
Supply assessing hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$29,674

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Wiarton WTP Identifying issues, inventorying threats and SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Oct-01
assessing hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$36,580

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Kimberley - Amik - Identifying issues, inventorying threats and SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2006-Mar-01 2008-Oct-01
Talisman Well Supply assessing hazards in WHPAs or IPZs
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$29,764

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Walters Falls Municipal Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs Township of Chatsworth 2007-Mar-01 2008-Dec-01
Water Supply
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$8,433

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Huron Woods Well Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2007-Mar-01 2008-Dec-01
Supply
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

$4,544

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Meaford PUC WTP Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2007-Mar-01 2008-Dec-01
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$11,880

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
R.H. Neath WTP Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2007-Mar-01 2008-Dec-01
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$11,880

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Kimberley - Amik - Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2007-Mar-01 2008-Dec-01
Talisman Well Supply
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$4,544

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Amabel-Sauble School Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2007-Mar-01 2008-Dec-01
Syestem
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$4,544

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Chatsworth Well Supply Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs Township of Chatsworth 2007-Mar-01 2008-Dec-01
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$8,433

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

System Name Date Date
Foreman Well Supply Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2007-Mar-01 2008-Dec-01
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$4,544

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Oliphant Water Works Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2007-Mar-01 2008-Dec-01
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$4,544

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Pottawatomi Village Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2007-Mar-01 2008-Dec-01
Water System
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$4,544

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Presquile WTP Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2007-Mar-01 2008-Dec-01
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$11,880

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Wiarton WTP Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2007-Mar-01 2008-Dec-01
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$11,880

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Thornbury WTP Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2007-Mar-01 2008-Dec-01
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$11,880
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Winburk Subdivision Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2007-Mar-01 2008-Dec-01
Well Supply
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$4,544

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Tara Well Supply Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs Municipality of Arran-Elderslie 2007-Mar-01 2008-Dec-01
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$10,400

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
East Linton WTP Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2007-Mar-01 2008-Dec-01
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$11,880

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Shallow Lake Water Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2007-Mar-01 2008-Dec-01
System
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
$4,544
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

Detailed Work Plan to Complete the Source Protection Plan
By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Coordinating and supporting projects for the SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Protection Area source protection plan (SPP)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $409,821

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Undertaking communications initiatives for the SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Protection Area source protection plan
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $36,877

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Information management for source protection SV, GS, NBP SPAs 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Protection Area plan preparation
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $12,055

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Policy development to address drinking water SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Protection Area threats (where required and/or permissible in
Act/Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $0

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Policy development for monitoring (where SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

Protection Area required, advisable and/or permissible in Act &
Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $0

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Policy development for Great Lakes elements SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Protection Area (where required/permissible in Act & Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $0

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Protection Area
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $0

By Source Protection Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Area Date Date
Grey Sauble Source Consultation on the overall proposed source SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Protection Area protection plan
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined SV, GS, NBP Source Protection Region $0

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Chatsworth Well Supply Policy development to address drinking water SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
threats (where required and/or permissible in
Act/Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

System Name Date Date
Wiarton WTP Policy development to address drinking water SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
threats (where required and/or permissible in
Act/Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
East Linton WTP Policy development to address drinking water SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
threats (where required and/or permissible in
Act/Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined $0

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Kimberley - Amik - Policy development to address drinking water SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Talisman Well Supply threats (where required and/or permissible in
Act/Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Meaford PUC WTP Policy development to address drinking water SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Dec-08
threats (where required and/or permissible in
Act/Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Amabel-Sauble School Policy development to address drinking water SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Syestem threats (where required and/or permissible in
Act/Regs)
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Foreman Well Supply Policy development to address drinking water SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
threats (where required and/or permissible in
Act/Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Huron Woods Well Policy development to address drinking water SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Supply threats (where required and/or permissible in
Act/Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Walters Falls Municipal Policy development to address drinking water SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Water Supply threats (where required and/or permissible in
Act/Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Tara Well Supply Policy development to address drinking water SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
threats (where required and/or permissible in
Act/Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
R.H. Neath WTP Policy development to address drinking water SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
threats (where required and/or permissible in
Act/Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Winburk Subdivision Policy development to address drinking water SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Well Supply threats (where required and/or permissible in
Act/Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Oliphant Water Works Policy development to address drinking water SPA 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
threats (where required and/or permissible in
Act/Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Thornbury WTP Policy development to address drinking water SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
threats (where required and/or permissible in
Act/Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Shallow Lake Water Policy development to address drinking water SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
System threats (where required and/or permissible in
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

Act/Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Presquile WTP Policy development to address drinking water SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
threats (where required and/or permissible in
Act/Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Pottawatomi Village Policy development to address drinking water SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Water System threats (where required and/or permissible in
Act/Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Oliphant Water Works Policy development for monitoring (where SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
required, advisable and/or permissible in Act &
Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Foreman Well Supply Policy development for monitoring (where SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
required, advisable and/or permissible in Act &
Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined
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By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Kimberley - Amik - Policy development for monitoring (where SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Talisman Well Supply required, advisable and/or permissible in Act &
Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Meaford PUC WTP Policy development for monitoring (where SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
required, advisable and/or permissible in Act &
Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
R.H. Neath WTP Policy development for monitoring (where SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
required, advisable and/or permissible in Act &
Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Chatsworth Well Supply Policy development for monitoring (where SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
required, advisable and/or permissible in Act &
Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Huron Woods Well Policy development for monitoring (where SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Supply required, advisable and/or permissible in Act &
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Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
East Linton WTP Policy development for monitoring (where SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
required, advisable and/or permissible in Act &
Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined $0

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Presquile WTP Policy development for monitoring (where SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
required, advisable and/or permissible in Act &
Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Shallow Lake Water Policy development for monitoring (where SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
System required, advisable and/or permissible in Act &
Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Thornbury WTP Policy development for monitoring (where SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
required, advisable and/or permissible in Act &
Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined
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By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Amabel-Sauble School Policy development for monitoring (where SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Syestem required, advisable and/or permissible in Act &
Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Walters Falls Municipal Policy development for monitoring (where SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Water Supply required, advisable and/or permissible in Act &
Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Winburk Subdivision Policy development for monitoring (where SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Well Supply required, advisable and/or permissible in Act &
Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Tara Well Supply Policy development for monitoring (where SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
required, advisable and/or permissible in Act &
Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Wiarton WTP Policy development for monitoring (where SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
required, advisable and/or permissible in Act &
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Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Pottawatomi Village Policy development for monitoring (where SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Water System required, advisable and/or permissible in Act &
Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Thornbury WTP Policy development for Great Lakes elements SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
(where required/permissible in Act & Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
East Linton WTP Policy development for Great Lakes elements SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
(where required/permissible in Act & Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Meaford PUC WTP Policy development for Great Lakes elements SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
(where required/permissible in Act & Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
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Presquile WTP Policy development for Great Lakes elements SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
(where required/permissible in Act & Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Wiarton WTP Policy development for Great Lakes elements SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
(where required/permissible in Act & Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
R.H. Neath WTP Policy development for Great Lakes elements SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
(where required/permissible in Act & Regs)
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Huron Woods Well Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Supply
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Wiarton WTP Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Meaford PUC WTP Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
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Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Kimberley - Amik - Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Talisman Well Supply
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
R.H. Neath WTP Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Amabel-Sauble School Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Syestem
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Chatsworth Well Supply Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Foreman Well Supply Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined
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By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Oliphant Water Works Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Pottawatomi Village Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Water System
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Presquile WTP Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Shallow Lake Water Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
System
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Thornbury WTP Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Walters Falls Municipal Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
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Water Supply
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Tara Well Supply Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
East Linton WTP Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined $0

By Drinking Water Task Assigned Lead(s) Estimated Start Estimated Completion
System Name Date Date
Winburk Subdivision Establishing timelines for policy implementation SPC 2009-Nov-01 2012-Aug-20
Well Supply
Comments Defined Geographic Area Estimated Cost
Costs to be determined
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Summary of Financial Statistics
Tasks Done by Source Estimated Costs for Tasks Estimated Costs for Tasks Subtotal
Protection Area or Drinking Under the Assessment Report Under the Source Protection
Water System Plan
Grey Sauble Source Protection $5,665,896 $1,243,000 $6,908,896
Area
Municipal Residential
Drinking Water Systems
Amabel-Sauble School Syestem $47,327 $47,327
Chatsworth Well Supply $37,099 $37,099
East Linton WTP $124,660 $0 $124,660
Foreman Well Supply $47,327 $47,327
Huron Woods Well Supply $47,327 $47,327
Kimberley - Amik - Talisman $47,417 $47,417
Well Supply
Meaford PUC WTP $124,660 $124,660
Oliphant Water Works $47,327 $47,327
Pottawatomi Village Water $47,327 $47,327
System
Presquile WTP $117,754 $117,754
R.H. Neath WTP $124,660 $124,660
Shallow Lake Water System $47,327 $47,327
Tara Well Supply $46,900 $46,900
Thornbury WTP $124,660 $124,660
Walters Falls Municipal Water $37,099 $37,099
Supply
Wiarton WTP $124,660 $124,660
Winburk Subdivision Well $47,327 $47,327
Supply
Drinking Water Systems By
Municipal Resolution
Drinking Water Systems By
Band Resolutions
Drinking Water Systems
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Included By Minister
Total Estimated Costs $3,855,234 $458,753 $4,313,987
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Estimated Costs for Tasks by Fiscal Year
Fiscal Year defined as April 1 to March 31

Drinking Water System Tasks Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal
Category / Source Year 04/05 Year 05/06 Year 06/07 Year 07/08 Year 08/09 Year 09/10 Year 10/11 Year 11/12
Protection Area
Grey Sauble Source
Protection Area
Coordinating and supporting $29,365 $150,381 $146,312 $188,641 $206,924 $105,205 $0 $0
projects for the assessment
report
Undertaking communications $0 $0 $15,000 $5,997 $19,240 $9,620 $0 $0
initiatives for the assessment
report
Information management for the $0 $42,811 $1,643 $28,517 $6,290 $3,145 $0 $0
assessment report preparation
Undertaking a watershed $0 $323 $8,916 $1,290 $0 $0 $0 $0
characterization
Conducting a conceptual water $0 $11,520 $60,989 $8,257 $0 $0 $0 $0
budget
Conducting a tier 1 water budget $0 $0 $0 $50,475 $28,027 $0 $0 $0
analysis and stress assessment
Conducting a tier 2 water budget $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $18,500 $0 $0
analysis and stress assessment
Conducting a tier 3 water budget $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
analysis and water quantity risk
assessment
Delineating and applying $0 $0 $0 $0 $6,845 $0 $0 $0
vulnerability scores to HVAs
Identifying issues, inventorying $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
threats and assessing hazards in
HVAs
Assessing risks in HVAs $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
Applying vulnerability scores to $0 $0 $0 $0 $4,625 $0 $0 $0
SGRAs
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Drinking Water System Tasks Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal
Category / Source Year Year Year Year Year Year Year Year
Protection Area 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10 10/11 11/12

Identifying issues, inventorying $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
threats and assessing hazards in
SGRAs
Assessing risk in SGRAs $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
Delineating and applying $0 $391,572 $214,066 $0 $82,799 $0 $0 $0
vulnerability scores to WHPAs or
IPZs
Identifying issues, inventorying $0 $280,944 $226,914 $0 $65,093 $0 $0 $0
threats and assessing hazards in
WHPAs or IPZs
Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs $0 $0 $134,898 $0 $50,167 $0 $0 $0
Consultation on the overall $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
proposed assessment report
Water quality analyses, location $0 $0 $0 $0 $9,065 $0 $0 $0
of karst formations and surface
water flow analyses.
Coordinating and supporting $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $105,205 $213,957 $90,659
projects for the source protection
plan (SPP)
Undertaking communications $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $9,620 $19,240 $8,017
initiatives for the source
protection plan
Information management for $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $3,145 $6,290 $2,620
source protection plan
preparation
Policy development to address To be To be To be To be To be To be To be To be
drinking water threats (where determined determined determined determined determined determined determined determined
required and/or permissible in
Act/Regs)
Policy development for To be To be To be To be To be To be To be To be
monitoring (where required, determined determined determined determined determined determined determined determined
advisable and/or permissible in
Act & Regs)
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Drinking Water System Tasks Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal
Category / Source Year Year Year Year Year Year Year Year
Protection Area 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10 10/11 11/12

Policy development for Great To be To be To be To be To be To be To be To be
Lakes elements (where determined determined determined determined determined determined determined determined
required/permissible in Act &
Regs)
Establishing timelines for policy To be To be To be To be To be To be To be To be
implementation determined determined determined determined determined determined determined determined
Consultation on the overall $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
proposed source protection plan
Municipal Residential
Drinking Water Systems
Delineating and applying $0 $337,346 $184,421 $0 $71,338 $7,129 $3,897 $0
vulnerability scores to WHPAs or
IPZs
Identifying issues, inventorying $0 $284,524 $155,542 $0 $60,256 $0 $0 $0
threats and assessing hazards in
WHPAs or IPZs
Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs $0 $0 $98,331 $0 $36,567 $0 $0 $0
Policy development to address To be To be To be To be To be To be To be To be
drinking water threats (where determined determined determined determined determined determined determined determined
required and/or permissible in
Act/Regs)
Policy development for To be To be To be To be To be To be To be To be
monitoring (where required, determined determined determined determined determined determined determined determined
advisable and/or permissible in
Act & Regs)
Policy development for Great To be To be To be To be To be To be To be To be
Lakes elements (where determined determined determined determined determined determined determined determined
required/permissible in Act &
Regs)
Establishing timelines for policy To be To be To be To be To be To be To be To be
implementation determined determined determined determined determined determined determined determined
Drinking Water Systems
By Municipal Resolution
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Drinking Water System Tasks Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal Fiscal
Category / Source Year Year Year Year Year Year Year Year
Protection Area 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10 10/11 11/12

Drinking Water Systems To be To be To be To be To be To be To be To be
by Band Resolution determined determined determined determined determined determined determined determined
Drinking Water Systems To be To be To be To be To be To be To be To be
Included by Minister determined determined determined determined determined determined determined determined
Fiscal Year Total $29,365 $1,499,42 $1,247,03 $283,177 $647,236 $261,569 $243,384 $101,296
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Process Checklist

Regulatory Process Completion Date Done By
Give a copy of the comments on proposed terms of reference to the source protection committee. 2012-Aug-20 SPAuthority
Make the draft proposed terms of reference available at other locations. 2012-Aug-20 SPCommittee
Make the proposed terms of reference available at other locations. 2012-Aug-20 SPCommittee
Municipal council resolutions have been passed agreeing upon work. 2012-Aug-20 SPCommittee
Notice for consultation on draft proposed ToR includes information on public meeting scheduled at least 2012-Aug-20 SPCommittee
21 days after newspaper notice is published.
Notify band Chiefs on the commencement of the terms of reference. 2012-Aug-20 SPCommittee
Notify municipal clerks on the commencement of the terms of reference. 2012-Aug-20 SPCommittee
Post proposed terms of reference on the Internet for 30 days. 2012-Aug-20 SPCommittee
Post draft proposed terms of reference on Internet. 2012-Aug-20 SPCommittee
Provide a copy of draft to the chiefs of bands whose reserves are located in the source protection area. 2012-Aug-20 SPCommittee
Provide a copy of draft proposed terms of reference to the clerks of municipalities located in the source 2012-Aug-20 SPCommittee
protection area.
Provide a copy of proposed terms of reference to the source protection authority. 2012-Aug-20 SPCommittee
Provide a copy of proposed terms of reference to the chiefs of bands whose reserves are located in the 2012-Aug-20 SPCommittee
source protection area.
Provide a copy of proposed terms of reference to the clerks of municipalities located in the source 2012-Aug-20 SPCommittee
protection area.
Give copy of draft proposed ToR to groups created pursuant to Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement & 2012-Aug-20 SPCommittee
involved in developing/implementing RAPs & LaMPs.
Provide any unresolved comments from municipalities and bands to the Minister as part of the approval 2012-Aug-20 SPAuthority
package for the proposed terms of reference.
Provide any unresolved comments from municipalities and bands to the source protection authority on 2012-Aug-20 SPCommittee
the draft proposed terms of reference.
Make provisions to consider Great Lakes Agreements. 2012-Aug-20 SPCommittee
Publish newspaper notice to publicly view draft proposed ToR on Internet and at other locations (as 2012-Aug-20 SPCommittee
determined by the source protection committee).
Receive comments from the 30 day Internet posting from the public, municipalities, bands, and other 2012-Aug-20 SPAuthority
stakeholders.
Notice for consultation on draft proposed ToR includes requests for comments submitted within 35 days 2012-Aug-20 SPCommittee
of notice published in the newspaper.
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Provide copy of draft proposed ToR to chairs of SPCs who have been listed in table that describes 2012-Aug-20 SPCommittee
matters that affect other source protection areas.
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Appendix: Full Task Descriptions
Subject Area Task Name Full Task Description
Assessment Report Coordinating and supporting Undertaking administrative support, staffing, management support, and training necessary to provide project
Preparation projects for the assessment coordination for the assessment report components and direct support to the source protection committee.
report
Assessment Report Undertaking communications Local area engagement, outreach and creation of communications products that support the assessment report
Preparation initiatives for the assessment process.
report
Assessment Report Information management for Conducting overall data management, data sharing agreements, standards, mapping, software and
Preparation the assessment report maintenance.
preparation
Assessment Report Undertaking a watershed Identifying and describing watersheds in the source protection area. May include water quality analysis and
Preparation characterization peer review for water quality analysis. Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment
Report regulation, Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.
Assessment Report Conducting a conceptual Describing the overall flow system dynamics for each watershed in the source protection area taking into
Preparation water budget consideration surface water and groundwater features, land cover (e.g. proportion of urban vs. rural uses),
human-made structures (e.g. dams, channel diversions, water crossings), and water takings. Details on how to
complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and guidance when
they are developed.
Assessment Report Conducting a tier 1 water Conducting a tier 1 water budget analysis, stress assessment, and delineation of significant groundwater
Preparation budget analysis and stress recharge areas. May also include the identification of water quantity concerns and an analysis of uncertainty.
assessment Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and
guidance when they are developed.
Assessment Report Conducting a tier 2 water If determined necessary from a tier 1 water budget analysis and stress assessment, conducting a tier 2 water
Preparation budget analysis and stress budget analysis and stress assessment, and refining the delineation of significant groundwater recharge areas.
assessment May also include the identification of water quantity concerns and an analysis of uncertainty. Details on how to
complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and guidance when
they are developed.
Assessment Report Conducting a tier 3 water If determined necessary from a tier 2 water budget analysis and stress assessment, conducting a tier 3 water
Preparation budget analysis and water budget analysis and water quantity risk assessment. May include identifying significant, moderate and low
quantity risk assessment water quantity threats. May also include consultation with property owners/residents/stakeholders impacted by
a significant drinking water threat scoring and an analysis of uncertainty. Details on how to complete this task
will be available in the Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.
Assessment Report Delineating and applying Delineating the location and extent of highly vulnerable aquifers in the source protection area and applying
Preparation vulnerability scores to HVAs vulnerability scores. An uncertainty analysis may be included in this task. Details on how to complete this task
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will be available in the Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.
Assessment Report Identifying issues, Listing and describing drinking water quality issues, inventorying threats and assessing hazards (including
Preparation inventorying threats and uncertainty analysis) in the highly vulnerable aquifers. Details on how to complete this task will be available in
assessing hazards in HVAs the Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.
Assessment Report Assessing risks in HVAs Identifying any significant, moderate, low, and negligible drinking water threats, undertaking an issues
Preparation evaluation, and analysing uncertainty in highly vulnerable aquifers. Details on how to complete this task will be
available in the Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.
Assessment Report Applying vulnerability scores Applying vulnerability scores to significant groundwater recharge areas in the source protection area
Preparation to SGRAs (delineated in the water budget process). Details on how to complete this task will be available in the
Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.
Assessment Report Identifying issues, Listing and describing drinking water quality issues, inventorying threats and assessing hazards (including
Preparation inventorying threats and uncertainty analysis) in the significant groundwater recharge areas. Details on how to complete this task will be
assessing hazards in SGRAs available in the Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.
Assessment Report Assessing risk in SGRAs Identifying any significant, moderate, low, and negligible drinking water threats, undertaking an issues
Preparation evaluation, and analysing uncertainty in significant groundwater recharge areas. Details on how to complete
this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and guidance when they are
developed.
Assessment Report Delineating and applying Delineating the location and extent of the vulnerable area around a drinking water system (wellhead protection
Preparation vulnerability scores to WHPAs areas for drinking water systems using groundwater or intake protection zones for drinking water systems
or IPZs withdrawing from surface water) in the source protection area and applying a vulnerability score. Uncertainty
analysis and peer review may be required. In addition, consultation with property owners/residents/stakeholders
affected by the delineation and scoring for these two vulnerable areas may be required. Details on how to
complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and guidance when
they are developed.
Assessment Report Identifying issues, Listing and describing drinking water quality issues, inventorying threats and assessing hazards (including
Preparation inventorying threats and uncertainty analysis) in wellhead protection areas and/or intake protection zones. Details on how to complete
assessing hazards in WHPAs this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and guidance when they are
or IPZs developed.
Assessment Report Assess risk in WHPAs or IPZs Identifying any significant, moderate, low, and negligible drinking water threats, undertaking an issues
Preparation evaluation, and analysing uncertainty in wellhead protection areas or intake protection zones. Consultation may
be required with stakeholders impacted by significant drinking water threats scoring. Consultation with adjacent
source protection areas or regions may also be required for shared Great Lakes drinking water issues. Details
on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report regulation, Director's rules, and
guidance when they are developed.
Assessment Report Consultation on the overall Meeting the legislative and regulatory requirements on the consultation and submission process of the
Preparation proposed assessment report proposed assessment report. Details on how to complete this task will be available in the Assessment Report
regulation, Director's rules, and guidance when they are developed.
Grey Sauble Source Protection Area 2008-May-15
Terms of Reference

Assessment Report If required, add other tasks to complete the assessment report. Describe in detail.
Preparation
Source Protection Coordinating and supporting Undertaking administrative support, staffing, management support, and training necessary to provide project
Plan Preparation projects for the source coordination for the source protection plan components and direct support to the source protection committee.
protection plan (SPP)
Source Protection Undertaking communications Local area engagement, outreach and creation of communications products that support the source protection
Plan Preparation initiatives for the source plan process.
protection plan
Source Protection Information management for Conducting overall data management, data sharing agreements, standards, mapping, software and
Plan Preparation source protection plan maintenance.
preparation
Source Protection Policy development to Policy development to address drinking water threats (where required and/or permissible in the Act and source
Plan Preparation address drinking water threats protection plan regulation). Detailed requirements and guidance will be provided in the Source Protection Plan
(where required and/or regulation and guidance document when they are developed.
permissible in Act/Regs)
Source Protection Policy development for Policy development for monitoring activities (where required, advisable and/or permissible in the Act and source
Plan Preparation monitoring (where required, protection plan regulation), including determining who is responsible for implementing these policies. Detailed
advisable and/or permissible requirements and guidance will be provided in the Source Protection Plan regulation and guidance document
in Act & Regs) when they are developed.
Source Protection Policy development for Great Policy development for Great Lakes associated elements (where directed by the Minister and required or
Plan Preparation Lakes elements (where permissible in the Act and source protection plan regulation), including monitoring policies to assist in
required/permissible in Act & implementing and determining the effectiveness of achieving Great Lake target(s) policies, determining who is
Regs) responsible for implementing those policies, and determining the need to identify any of these policies as
"designated Great Lakes policies". Detailed requirements and guidance will be provided in the Source
Protection Plan regulation and guidance document when they are developed.
Source Protection Establishing timelines for Establishing timelines for policy implementation after all policies for the SPP are developed, giving
Plan Preparation policy implementation consideration to the policies developed, key players affected, capacity for implementation, the assessed risks,
and natural, social, and economic considerations, including local community interests/needs. Detailed
requirements and guidance will be provided in the Source Protection Plan regulation and guidance document
when they are developed.
Source Protection Consultation on the overall Consultation and submission process of the overall proposed source protection plan. Details on how to conduct
Plan Preparation proposed source protection the consultations on the overall proposed source protection plan will be provided in the Source Protection Plan
plan regulation and guidance document when they are developed.
Source Protection If required, add other tasks to complete the source protection plan. Describe in detail.
Plan Preparation