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Concerns over hazardous septic system has Regional District of North Okanagan investigating
- Concerns about a proposed septic system by VegPro near Coldstream Creek have prompted local governments to urge improved wastewater regulations to protect Greater Vernon's drinking water supply.
- The septic system is planned near Coldstream Creek, affecting Kal Lake, which is a significant drinking water source for the area.
- Over 3,700 people signed a petition calling for a review of the proposed septic system, highlighting gaps in regulatory oversight.
- Local governments are urging the province for better wastewater regulations regarding drinking water safety in Greater Vernon.
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New regulations called for as Greater Vernon water concerns rise
Coldstream leading a joint resolution to UBCM requesting modernized wastewater and sewerage system regulations in light of controversial VegPro septic system
Concerns over hazardous septic system has Regional District of North Okanagan investigating
A controversial septic system proposal is being investigated by the Regional District of North Okanagan. The septic system at 10800 Ricardo Road in Coldstream made headlines earlier this year when the Society for Protection of Kalamalka Lake started a petition to stop the system. The group said the ...
North Okanagan regional district investigating septic system's threat to drinking water - Ground Water Canada
North Okanagan, B.C. – The regional district is investigating a septic system proposal that could put drinking water at risk. The system has been proposed to accommodate a complex for seasonal workers employed at a local vegetable plant. The matter has triggered controversy over its location near Coldstream Creek which feeds into the drinking water source at Kalamalka Lake. A petition to stop the system was initiated earlier this year. Castanet …
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