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1 THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRODUCED FOR CONVENIENCE ONLY and is a consolidation of the following: 1. Maple Ridge Water Service By-law No. 6002-2001 2. Maple Ridge Water Service
Amending By-law No. 6123-2003 3. Maple Ridge Water Service Amending By-law No. 6163-2003 4. Maple Ridge Water Service Amending By-law No. 6217-2004 5. Maple Ridge Water Service Amending
By-law No. 6297-2005 6. Maple Ridge Water Service Amending By-law No. 6308-2005 7. Maple Ridge Water Service Amending By-law No. 6395-2006 8. Maple Ridge Water Service Amending By-law
No. 6456-2006 9. Maple Ridge Water Service Amending Bylaw No. 6521-2007 10. Maple Ridge Water Service Amending Bylaw No. 6595-2008 11. Maple Ridge Water Service Amending Bylaw No. 6631-2008
12. Maple Ridge Water Service Amending Bylaw No. 6635-2008 13. Maple Ridge Water Service Amending Bylaw No. 6655-2009 14. Maple Ridge Water Service Amending Bylaw No. 6715-2010 15.
Maple Ridge Water Service Amending Bylaw No. 6783-2010 16. Maple Ridge Water Service Amending Bylaw No. 6825-2011 17. Maple Ridge Water Service Amending Bylaw No. 6894-2012 18. Maple
Ridge Water Service Amending Bylaw No. 6976-2013 19. Maple Ridge Water Service Amending Bylaw No. 7212-2016 Individual copies of any of the above by-laws can be obtained by contacting
the Clerk’s Department. CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT OF MAPLE RIDGE BY-LAW NO. 6002-2001 A By-law to establish a Water Service. __________________________________________________________________
The Council of the Corporation of the District of Maple Ridge, in open meeting assembled, ENACTS AS FOLLOWS: PART 1 CITATION 1. This By-law may be cited for all purposes as "Maple Ridge
Water Service Bylaw No. 6002 -2001". 2. Maple Ridge Waterworks Regulations By-law No. 2675 -1979 and amendments thereto is hereby repealed. 3. Maple Ridge Waterworks Parcel Tax Bylaw
No. 1099 – 1972 and amendments thereto is hereby repealed. 6825-2011 PART 2 DEFINITIONS 4. In this by-law, unless the context otherwise requires, the following words and terms shall
have the meaning hereinafter assigned to them:
2 Application means an Application pursuant to Part 6 Auxilary Water Supply means any water available on or to a parcel originating from a source or system, other than that from the
District of Maple Ridge water works system. Backflow means the reversal of the normal direction of the flow of water Backflow Prevention Device means a device that prevents backflow
Base Rate means those charges set out on Schedule “B” under the heading Base Rate Collector means the Collector of the District or his/her authorized representative. Consumer means
any person, who is the registered owner of any Parcel to which water is supplied or made available from the Waterworks, or for which a Water Service has been applied for. Cross Connection
means any actual or potential connecting between a potable water supply or system and any source of pollution or contamination. This includes any bypass, jumper connection, removable
section of pipe, swivel or changeover device, and any other temporary or permanent connection arrangement through which backflow can occur. District means the Corporation of the District
of Maple Ridge. Engineer means the Municipal Engineer of the District or an authorized representative. Fire Service means any installation that is intended solely for the purpose of
providing a supply of water for fire protection purposes. Flat Rate means those charges for Water Service set out on Schedule “A”. Garibaldi Water Supply Area means the portion of the
District of Maple Ridge shown outlined in bold black on Schedule “E” attached to and forming part of this bylaw, as amended from time to time; General Water Supply Area means the portion
of the District of Maple Ridge not in the Garibaldi Water Supply Area or the Rothsay Water Supply Area. Metered Rate means those charges for Water Service set out on Schedule “B”. Metered
Service means a service having a meter or other flow volume measuring device attached thereto. Parcel means any lot, block or other area into which real property is subdivided, and
includes strata lots as defined in the Strata Titles Act. Private Water System means any privately owned pipe and fittings intended for the delivery
3 or distribution of water on a parcel or within a premise and includes any domestic use, irrigation system, greenhouse and hydroponics system, and any other use of water supplied by
the District of Maple Ridge. Rothsay Water Supply Area means the portion of the District of Maple Ridge shown outlined in bold black on Schedule “F” attached to and forming part of
this bylaw, as amended from time to time; Service Connection means the connecting pipe between any water main and the property line of the Parcel served by the Waterworks and shall
include the necessary appurtenant fittings. Water Service means the District’s provision of water pursuant to this Bylaw. Waterworks means all of the District’s property, works, equipment
and physical facilities and components thereof for providing the Water Service. PART 3 ADMINISTRATION 5. This Bylaw establishes the District’s Water Service. 6. This by-law shall apply
to the District’s Water Service and Water Works. 7. The Engineer shall administer this Bylaw except Part 11, which shall be administered by the Collector. PART 4 PROHIBITIONS 8. No
person shall: (a) damage, injure, interfere with, alter, connect to, modify, install, undertake any work in respect of, maintain, operate or turn on or off the Waterworks or any component
thereof; (b) obstruct or impede or impair free, clear and easy access to any hydrant, standpipe, valve or other fixture or appurtenance forming part of the Waterworks; (c) cause or
allow any substance including water to enter or contaminate the Waterworks; (d) offer for sale or sell any water from the Waterworks or transport or permit to be transported by any
means of conveyance water from the Waterworks from one Parcel to another within the District or from the Waterworks to outside the District; (e) make a false statement on an Application;
and 6308-2005 (f) use water in contravention of “Maple Ridge Water Shortage Response Plan By-law No. 6307-2005”.
4 9. Despite Section 8(a), a person may, pursuant to Part 6 apply to the Engineer in writing for approval to undertake work in or in respect of the Waterworks and such approval may be
given by the Engineer in writing subject to conditions at the discretion of the Engineer as follows: (a) the deposit of security in the form of cash or clean unconditional and irrevocable
letter of credit to guarantee that the work is carried out in conformance with all applicable laws of any authority having jurisdiction, in compliance with this bylaw, and in conformance
with the approval given, all to standards and specifications satisfactory of the Engineer; (b) the District being entitled to convert, draw down and expend the deposit to complete any
work not done to repair any damage caused to the Waterworks or the property of third persons, and to pay any fees and charges (including costs of inspection) owing by the depositor
in relation to the Waterworks; and (c) the provision of plans showing the extent and timing of the works to be undertaken and the standards to which they must be carried out and completed.
10. Despite this Part, members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the Maple Ridge Volunteer Fire Department and employees or agents of the District may in the execution of their
duties operate the Waterworks or any component thereof, or undertake work in respect of the Waterworks. PART 5 CONDITIONS OF SERVICE 11. It is a condition of approval of an Application
for Water Service in the District that: (a) the District is not liable for any damage or injury to person or property or for economic loss or other consequential damage arising directly
or indirectly out of the provision of Water Service and the operation of the Waterworks, including without limiting the foregoing damage, injury, or economic or other loss from excessive
or inadequate water pressure, water stoppage, sediment in or corrosion of pipes or equipment, and foreign substances in the water, or inadequate volume of water; (b) the District gives
no assurance and does not represent or warrant the quality, pressure, volume or continuance of water supply from the Waterworks; (c) the District may reduce or discontinue in whole
or in part temporarily or permanently the water supply or Water Service where it is in the public interest as determined by council to do so; (d) the Engineer may reduce or discontinue
Water Service to any Consumer who has violated any provision of this Bylaw, or any conditions imposed by or pursuant to this Bylaw; 6308-2005 (e) if any consumer on a flat rate service
allows water to run to waste, whether wilfully or by permitting pipes, taps, toilets or other fixtures and means of distributing or storing water to remain in disrepair, or, increases
the amount of water consumption by any device or for any remunerative purpose or for any change in the use of the premises
5 or expedites the rate of water usage, he shall be guilty of a breach of this By-law, and in addition to the penalty hereinafter provided for, it shall be lawful for the Engineer to
require that, as a condition of further and future service, a meter be installed on the said service connection at the expense of the Owner and the rates payable by said consumer from
the date on which such meter is installed shall be in accordance with Schedule “B” to this By-law; (f) every Consumer must comply with the provisions of this Bylaw, the conditions of
Water Service and conditions of any approval given under this Bylaw, and all orders made pursuant to this Bylaw; (g) all of the Waterworks including all fittings, valves, pipes, fixtures
pumps, equipment and other appurtenances, situated on highways, within the District’s statutory rights of way and easements, and within license areas of which the District is a licensee
are the sole and exclusive property of the District; (h) all water meters and water meter appurtenances situated on private property are the sole and exclusive property of the District;
(i) the Engineer may order any Consumer to undertake and complete within a specified time the repair and replacement of any leaking or faulty pipe, pipe fitting, meter chamber, meter
support or related fixtures located on the Consumer’s Parcel; and 6825-2011 (j) the Engineer, Collector, or any employee of the District authorized by them, may at all reasonable times
enter upon any Parcel serviced by the Waterworks for the purpose of inspecting the lands and improvements and all parts of the Waterworks thereon, and for the purpose of testing, repairing,
replacing, maintaining and of doing such work as necessary to ensure the proper functioning of the Waterworks including without limitations all pipes, valves, meters, appurtenances,
backflow preventers and cross connections situated on the Parcel. PART 6 APPLICATIONS FOR SERVICE AND FOR APPROVALS 12. An Application for Water Service or for approval to undertake
any work in respect of Waterworks, or for discontinuance of Water Service must be in the form defined by the Engineer and shall not be complete unless it is provided to the Engineer
together with all advance fees and charges as required by Schedule “A”, “B” and “C” and any security deposit and plans required by this Bylaw. 13. An Application will not be processed
until complete, and all Applications to discontinue service must be made a minimum of five working days prior to the proposed date of discontinuance.
6 PART 7 SERVICE CONNECTIONS 14. When a Water Service connection may be provided from two or more mains, the Engineer shall determine the main from which the service connection shall
be made. 15. A service connection must be of a size, type and capacity and be made of such material and have appurtenant to it such equipment and as defined by the Engineer. PART 8
CONSUMER RESPONSIBILITIES 16. A Consumer must: (a) comply with this Bylaw, the terms and conditions of an Application for Water Service all conditions attached to on approval to do
work or for discontinuance, and all orders made under this Bylaw; 6825-2011 (b) maintain all pipes, pipe fittings, meter chambers, backflow preventers, meter support related fixtures
situated on the Parcel served in proper working order and free from leakage and wastage; and (c) give immediate notice to the Engineer of any failure or problem with the Water Service
or the Waterworks of which the Consumer is aware. (d) pay the Metered Rate charges or Flat Rate charges pursuant to Part 11 as applicable, and to pay all other fees and charges as provided
by this Bylaw. PART 9 METERS 17. Water services to the following uses shall be metered: (a) all non-residential uses; (b) all services, water and service connection, 25 mm in diameter
and larger; (c) all properties with inground pools or inground sprinkler systems; and (d) all properties greater than 0.4 hectares in area. 18. Notwithstanding Section 17, any Consumer
may make application to the Engineer requesting a metered service. The Engineer may consider such applications, however the District is under no obligation to meter any service excepting
those described in Section 17. 19. The cost of installing any meter on a new water service shall be borne by the Consumer. All meters and meter installations shall be of a type and
specification approved by the Engineer. Meters on private property shall be installed by the Consumer and shall be subject to inspection prior to the Water Service being turned on.
Meters within the District’s right of ways shall be installed by the District. The cost of meter installations by the District shall be set out in “Schedule C” of this bylaw.
7 20. The cost of installing any meter on an existing water service shall be borne by the District. All meters and meter installations shall be of a type and specification approved by
the Engineer. All meters placed on existing water services shall be installed by the District. 21. The District shall maintain and repair all meters when rendered unserviceable through
reasonable wear and tear, provided, however, that where replacement or repair of any meter is rendered necessary by the act, neglect or carelessness of the Consumer or occupant of such
premises, any expense caused to the District shall be charged against and collected from the Consumer. 22. When any Consumer whose Water Service is metered shall make a complaint that
his account for service has been excessive, the District will, upon written request, have the meter re-read. If the Consumer desires that the meter be tested, he shall make a deposit
with the Engineer as prescribed in Schedule C and the Engineer shall arrange to have the meter tested. If the test shows an error in registering the quantity of water passing through
the meter of over 5% (five percent), in favour of the District, the test deposit shall be refunded to the Consumer and the meter shall be replaced. If the test shows an accurate measurement
of water, or shows an error in favour of the Consumer, the amount deposited shall be retained by the District. 23. If any meter stops, sticks or fails to indicate correctly the quantity
of water which is passing or which has passed through it, the District shall be entitled to charge for such water according to: (a) the average consumption of the twelve (12) months
immediately preceding the date upon which such meter was last found to be in good order, or (b) the consumption during the same period of the previous year, or (c) estimation or calculation
by the Engineer. PART 10 FIRE SERVICES 24. All Water Services installed for the purpose of providing fire protection shall be subject to the following provisions: (a) such services
shall be so installed at the discretion of the Engineer that water used or which could be used for other than fire purposes shall be metered; (b) such service directly connected with
an automatic sprinkling system may be connected directly to the Waterworks without having a meter installed, providing however, the Engineer may require the installation of a detector
check valve; (c) if, in the opinion of the Engineer, the water from any fire service could be used for other than fire-fighting, he may seal the outlets from such fire service connection,
in which event such seal shall not be broken, except in case of fire. The Engineer shall have the right to enter in and upon any premise in respect of which a fire service connection
has been provided for the purpose of inspecting same and sealing or resealing the same. When the seal on any fire service has been broken, in cases of fire or otherwise, the Consumer
or occupant of the premise shall so report to the Engineer within 24 hours after the breaking of such seal and the Engineer shall thereupon have the same resealed;
8 (d) if it is found that water is being used for other than fire-fighting purposes on any fire service, the Engineer may turn off such service until a meter has been installed on the
fire service; and (e) the cost of installing each fire service connection, including the cost of the meters, gate valves, and detector check valves, shall be borne by the Consumer.
6825-2011 (f) selection and installation of backflow preventers shall be in accordance with the CSA B64.10-07 or most current issue; (g) maintenance and field testing of backflow preventers
shall be in accordance with the CSA B64.10.1-07 or most current issue; (h) backflow assembly testing shall be performed only by a person holding a valid certificate from the American
Water Works Association of British Columbia Section; (i) backflow device test reports shall be submitted to the District (on District of Maple Ridge Test Forms) within 30 days of any
test performed; (j) installation, maintenance, and testing of Backflow Preventers shall be at the expense of the consumer; (k) condition of service: service supplied by the District
to a private water system shall only be provided if, in the opinion of the District, the District’s water work system has been effectively protected from cross connections; and (l)
notices and orders to correct cross connections: if the person(s) to whom the District has issued notice fails to comply with that notice, the District may: give further notice to
correct the fault (at his or her expense) within a specified time period; if the notice is not complied with, the District may then shut off the water service enforce the penalties
listed in PART 12 of this bylaw PART 11 BILLING AND COLLECTION 25. Metered services shall be charged the Metered and Base Rates identified in Schedule B. The Metered Rate and Base Rate
charges must be billed quarterly by the Collector and will be due and payable within 30 days of the date of the bill. 26. Water services not charged the Metered Rate pursuant to Section
25 shall be charged the Flat Rate as set out on Schedule “A”. The Flat Rate must be billed annually by the Collector and the amount due for each year shall be payable on the same day
as property taxes. 27. Parcels of land shall be charged the parcel tax identified in Schedule “G”. The parcel tax shall be collected annually by the Collector at the same time and in
a like manner as all other land taxes. 28. All water rates and other fees, charges and taxes payable under this Bylaw if not paid when due are subject to the penalties that apply to
municipal taxes.
9 29. Service connection charges must be paid pursuant to Schedule “C”. 30. The rates, fees and charges enumerated in Schedules “A” and “C” are required to be paid by this Bylaw and
shall form a charge against the lands serviced. If such rates, fees and charges are unpaid on December 31st of the year in which they become payable, they shall be treated as taxes
and transferred to the tax roll in the next succeeding year as arrears if taxes against the Parcel from which they arose. 31. The rates, fees and charges enumerated in Schedule “B”
are required to be paid by this Bylaw and shall form a charge against the lands serviced. If such rates, fees and charges are unpaid on February 28th of the following year in which
they become payable, they shall be treated as taxes and transferred to the tax roll in the next succeeding year as arrears if taxes against the Parcel from which they arose. 32. Water
used for fighting fires shall not be charged for. If fire services are connected through regular distribution service and meter, the amount to be paid by the Consumer shall be determined
by taking the average reading for the meter for the twelve months immediately preceding which average quantity shall be paid for at the rate fixed for such service by this bylaw. 7212-2016
33. No rebate, refund or credit whatsoever of any monies paid or payable for Water Service shall be made save as hereinafter provided. Where evidence of a leak is discovered in a consumer’s
metered waterworks system and reported, either by the consumer or the City, and such leak is repaired by the consumer within 30 days following discovery, the City will adjust the amount
billed for water consumption for a maximum of the previous two quarterly bills plus the current quarter. The adjustment will be a credit of 50% of the cost of the consumption attributed
to the leak, based on normal consumption preceding the leak, as determined by the Collector. 34. No prepayment for any service shall prevent the amount of any increase being charged
to and collected from any service. 35. The District shall furnish to any Consumer or rate-payer on request one copy of a statement showing the rates, fees, and charges for the time
being in force for each type of service. 36. In case of non-payment for rates or charges for thirty days after the date upon which they shall have become due and payable the District
may turn off or disconnect the service in respect of which the rates or charges are due without notice. 37. When any rates or charges remain unpaid for thirty days after the day upon
which the same become due and payable, the District may sue for and recover the same in the small debts court or other court of competent jurisdiction. Power of suit contained herein
shall not effect the charge against the land created by the Municipal Act nor preclude recovery of said rates or charges by any other method provided by statute. 38. When any service
has been disconnected from any premises for non-payment of rates or charges or violations of any of the provisions of this by-law, the District may, before reconnection is made to the
premise, require payment of a fee as specified in Schedule “C” together with all arrears of charges owing by such Consumer under this by-law, as well as the annual Flat Rate service
fee prescribed by the Schedule A hereof.
10 PART 12 OFFENCES AND PENALTIES 39. Every person commits an offence against this Bylaw who: (a) violates any provision of this Bylaw; (b) neglects or refrains from doing anything required
to be done by this Bylaw; (c) breaches a condition of Water Service or approval; or (d) fails to comply with any order made under this Bylaw. 40. Each day that a violation is permitted
to continue shall constitute a separate offence. 6308-2005 6163-2003 41. Every person who commits an offence against this Bylaw is liable to a fine of not more than $10,000. PART 13
SEVERABILITY 42. If any provision of this Bylaw is declared invalid or unenforceable, or set aside by a court of competent jurisdiction it shall be severed, and the remainder of this
Bylaw shall remain in force and effect. READ a first time the 8th day of January, 2002. READ a second time the 8th day of January, 2002. READ a third time the 8th day of January, 2002.
RECONSIDERED and adopted this 22nd day of January, 2002. ___________________________MAYOR ____________________________CLERK
11 6521-2007 6635-2008 6715-2010 6783-2010 6894-2012 6976-2013 7212-2016 City of Maple Ridge Maple Ridge Water Service Bylaw No. 6002-2001 SCHEDULE “A” Flat Rate Charges (Annual Rates)
USE 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 A. Residential (1) 553.30 $ 578.20 $ 604.20 $ 631.40 $ 659.80 $ (2) 276.65 $ 289.10 $ 302.10 $ 315.70 $ 329.90 $ (3) 276.65 $ 289.10 $ 302.10 $ 315.70 $
329.90 $ (4) 525.20 $ 548.85 $ 573.55 $ 599.35 $ 626.30 $ (5) (no charge, expired) (6) (no charge, expired) B. Industrial, Commercial and Institutional (1) 553.30 $ 578.20 $ 604.20
$ 631.40 $ 659.80 $ Per Unit Per Single Family Dwelling Unit in the General Water Supply Area Per Additional Dwelling Unit located within the structure of a Single Family Dwelling Unit
Per Additional Dwelling Unit or Detached Garden Suite located on the same parcel as the Single Family Dwelling Unit Per Multiple Dwelling Unit Per Dwelling Unit in the Rothsay Water
Supply Area (Schedule “E”) until (and including) the year 2014, in addition to the residential rate set in Section A (1) of this Schedule Per Dwelling Unit in the Garibaldi Water Supply
Area (Schedule “F”) until (and including) the year 2015, in addition to the residential rate set in Section A (1) of this Schedule
12 6521-2007 6635-2008 6715-2010 6783-2010 6894-2012 6976-2013 7212-2016 City of Maple Ridge Maple Ridge Water Service Bylaw No. 6002-2001 SCHEDULE “B” Metered Charges (Quarter Year
Rates) USE 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 A. All Uses (1) 0.9488 $ 0.9915 $ 1.0361 $ 1.0827 $ 1.1314 $ (2) Connect ion Size 25 mm or less 42.55 $ 44.45 $ 46.45 $ 48.55 $ 50.75 $ 40 mm 62.45
$ 65.25 $ 68.20 $ 71.25 $ 74.45 $ 50 mm 100.30 $ 104.80 $ 109.50 $ 114.45 $ 119.60 $ 75 mm 187.40 $ 195.85 $ 204.65 $ 213.85 $ 223.45 $ 100 mm 262.50 $ 274.30 $ 286.65 $ 299.55 $ 313.05
$ 150 mm 387.65 $ 405.10 $ 423.35 $ 442.40 $ 462.30 $ 200 mm 525.20 $ 548.85 $ 573.55 $ 599.35 $ 626.30 $ 250 mm 762.80 $ 797.15 $ 833.00 $ 870.50 $ 909.65 $ Water consumption charges
for metered services per cubic meter (m 3) Base rate levied per quarter year based on service connection size:
13 Corporation of the District of Maple Ridge Maple Ridge Water Service Bylaw No. 6002 -2001 SCHEDULE "C" SERVICE CONNECTION CHARGES 1. Service connection and meter installation charges
shall be payable in advance and shall be charged for all water service connections in accordance with the following rates:-Connection Size (mm) Connection Charge Connection with Meter
Charge 20 $1,150.00 $1,350.00 25 and larger n/a at estimated cost, pre-payment to be based on estimate. 2. Payments to be made in advance except for (d) below: (a) Disconnecting a service
at watermain (permanent) $200.00 (b) Disconnecting a service at property line (temporary) $ 95.00 (c) Re-connecting a service at property line No Charge (d) Turning off/on a service
during normal working hours. No Charge (e) Turning off/on a service, third party charge outside normal working hours. $ 110.00 (f) Turn off/on due to service break No Charge Consumer
to sign work authorization before any work is done.
14 MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES 1. Fire service and standby charges shall be payable annually at the following rates: Size of Service (mm) Annual Charge ($) 40 $ 25.00 50 35.00 80 95.00 100
160.00 150 220.00 200 320.00 2. Hydrant charges shall be payable for the use of hydrants, standpipes, or valves at the following rate: $50.00 per day or $200.00 per week for each hydrant,
standpipe, or valve used. 3. Security Deposit pursuant to Section 9 of Part 4 and Section 22 of Part 9 of this by-law shall be: $100.00 payable at the time authority is granted by the
Engineer. 4. Temporary water service for construction purposes may be obtained at the cost estimated by the Engineer to provide such service: The cost will be for the installation and
commissioning of the service and for the purchase of water only. All costs associated with providing this water to the site shall be the consumer's responsibility. 5. Permit fees pursuant
to Part 4 of Schedule “D” of this by-law shall be calculated on the following basis: $50.00 per dwelling unit to a maximum of $250.00 per residential parcel of land; and $250.00 per
parcel of land for land used for industrial, institutional or commercial purposes.
15 Corporation of the District of Maple Ridge Maple Ridge Water Service Bylaw No. 6002 -2001 SCHEDULE "D" 6308-2005 Water Shortage Response Plan is now covered under the Maple Ridge
Water Shortage Response Plan By-law No. 6307-2005
16 6521-2007 6655-2009 Corporation of the District of Maple Ridge Maple Ridge Water Service Bylaw No. 6002-2001 SCHEDULE "E" Rothsay Service Area
17 Corporation of the District of Maple Ridge Maple Ridge Water Service Bylaw No. 6002 -2001 SCHEDULE "F" Garibaldi Service Area 271 ST. 122 AVE. 272 ST. McNUTT RD. 128 AVE. GARIBALDI
ST. SAYERS CR. BLUE MOUNTAIN CR. GARIBALDI ST. WILLOW PL. SAYERS CRES. ARBUTUS PL. LAUREL PL. ASPEN PL. KATHRYN ST. McNUTT RD.
18 6521-2007 6635-2008 6715-2010 6783-2010 6894-2012 6976-2013 7212-2016 City of Maple Ridge Maple Ridge Water Service Bylaw No. 6002-2001 SCHEDULE “G” Parcel Tax Charges (Annual Rates)
USE 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 A. All Uses (1) 123.45 $ 129.00 $ 134.80 $ 140.85 $ 147.20 $ For each parcel of land that is not serviced with a municipal water service as defined in this
bylaw and is fronting or partially fronting a municipal water main