PTTW definition

PTTW means a Permit to Take Water under the Ontario Water Resources Act and any applicable regulations, which is applicable to at least part of the Potential Well Interference Area.
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Examples of PTTW in a sentence

  • Item 4.02 – Supply & Install CSP standard arch culvert – you do realize, that if a PTTW is required, it could take several months for approval, not to mention the cost of the permit itself, depending on flow.

  • Where an applicant is not intending to excavate below the water table until a future phase of the operation an application to acquire a PTTW will not be considered by MOE until such time as the applicant/licensee/permittee requires the permit.

  • The proponent will be responsible for regulatory compliance and ensure that the water supply and wastewater effluent meet the quantity/quality parameters identified in the applicable Drink Water Works Permit (DWWP), Municipal Drinking Water License (MDWL), Permit to Take Water (PTTW), and ECA(s).

  • Operations that require approval include but are not limited to: ▪ storm water management facilities for industrial sites; ▪ quarry and mine dewatering systems and wash plants; The purpose of the PTTW program is to ensure the conservation, protection and wise use and management of the waters of the province.

  • IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT PROJECTS REQUIRING DEWATERING WITH A REMOVAL RATE IN EXCESS OF 50,000 LITRES PER DAY REQUIRE SUBMISSION TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVITY AND SECTOR REGISTRY (EASR), OR WHERE MAXIMUM DAILY VOLUMES ARE IN EXCESS OF 400,000 L PER DAY, A PERMIT TO TAKE WATER (PTTW).

  • The proponent is not required to have the various approvals and permits prior to being granted a licence or permit, but they are required prior to starting operations, or in the case of the Permit to Take Water program (PTTW), prior to the start of taking water.

  • Anyone taking more than 50,000 litres of water a day, with some exceptions, must obtain a PTTW from the MOE.

  • Permit to take water (PTTW) from the Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks (MECP).

  • Specific tasks include pre-consultation with the Ministry of Environment for the ECA (Environmental Compliance Approval) application, as well as discussions with the local and district MOE and MNR offices if a Permit to Take Water (PTTW) application is required.