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Private Sewage Working Group

A Private Sewage Working Group has been struck under the supervision of the Safety Codes Council. This group will review technology changes relating to private sewage, suggested changes to the Standard of Practice, guidelines for work camps and other regulatory or technological issues. The Working Group is made up of stakeholders from all sectors of […]

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LFH At-Grade Installation Field Day – Lamont County

AOWMA is hosting an LFH At-Grade Installation in late August/early September in Lamont County. An overview of the at-grade system design and secondary treatment unit will be followed by the installation of the pressure distribution laterals for the at-grade, ensuring even distribution and the application of the wood chip layer. Participants will be hands-on building

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Member Benefits: Insurance

The AOWMA has partnered with two great companies (Lloyd Sadd Insurance Brokers and Sustainable Infrastructure Society), giving members options for their insurance needs. This insurance program provides those coverages not generally available through business insurance such as Errors and Omissions coverage and Pollution Liability. More information is available in your membership package, or by contacting our

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Enforcement on the Horizon

After years of advocating better enforcement for the onsite wastewater industry, movement in that direction is finally taking shape. This spring, an Alberta homeowner was fined for “failing to remedy the contraventions of the Private Sewage Standard of Practice”. In basic terms, the homeowner had initially applied for a permit to install an open discharge

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Gull Lake Soils Day

The AOWMA hosted a Site and Soils Field Day in Gull Lake on May 8. Under the tutelage of Kent Watson, students spent the morning in the classroom reviewing soils structure, texture and other characteristics prior to heading out into the field. Students began their work in the field by observing Kent’s demonstration of how

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