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Is there a by-law that is in effect to have backflow valves installed into sewer lines leading to city sewers? Could you tell me if when that by-law went into effect, and if it applied to my residence and that of my neighbours.
My insurance company wants to know when the by-law went into effect, given my building was constructed in 1959.
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Mr. Leslie Satenstein (Registrierter Benutzer)
If your engineering department knows the "estimated" lifespan of a backflow valve, it would be appreciated to let me know. I realize that the lifespan years is not binding information from the city
Mr. Leslie Satenstein (Registrierter Benutzer)
When a backflow valve was added as a bylaw to the CSL building code, there must be a date when the councillors approved the bylaw.
Shame. Look at my initial request date, and still not answer.
Mr. Leslie Satenstein (Registrierter Benutzer)
The city does not know when bills were passed, or the bill number that specified "New construction must include sewer backflow valves".
Is there not a (electronic) filing cabinet that indicates the year a bill was introduced and passed.
The administration is woefully lacking. Don't understand how the city survives if it can't find the date the bill about backflow valves was made part of the CSL building code..
Mr. Leslie Satenstein (Registrierter Benutzer)
Mr. Leslie Satenstein (Registrierter Benutzer)
Mr. Leslie Satenstein (Registrierter Benutzer)
Why do we have see click Fix.
Noone in the CSL administration reads them, or is responsible to insure that the questions get forwarded to the appropriate person.
Why is CSL paying to the seeclickfix.com application.
Geschlossen CSL (Registrierter Benutzer)
https://cotesaintluc.org/services/report-an-issue/faulty-traffic-signal-or-street-light/
Mr. Leslie Satenstein (Registrierter Benutzer)
THis should be reopened by CSL and the new information provided to the originator of this click-fix issue.
By closing this issue, you give me no link to the new issue number based on the new issue software.
Do the full job, not the half job