Reports to clerk of municipality
 121. The by-law of the municipality that establishes a committee may require the chair of the committee to provide reports about the committee’s activities to the clerk of the municipality at the times that the by-law specifies. O. Reg. 267/03, s. 121. 122. Omitted (provides for coming into force of provisions of the English version of this Regulation). O. Reg. 267/03, s. 122. Schedule 1   Off-Farm anaerobic digestion material 1. The materials listed for the purposes of this Schedule are the materials listed in Schedule 1 of the document of the Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks and the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs entitled “Off-Farm Anaerobic Digestion Materials Protocol” originally dated July 1, 2021, as amended from time to time. O. Reg. 508/21, s. 31. Schedule 2A   Off-Farm anaerobic digestion materials, lIMITED 1. The materials listed for the purposes of this Schedule are the materials listed in Schedule 2A of the document of the Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks and the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs entitled “Off-Farm Anaerobic Digestion Materials Protocol” originally dated July 1, 2021, as amended from time to time. O. Reg. 508/21, s. 31. Schedule 2B   OFF-FARM ANAEROBIC DIGESTION MATERIALS, FURTHER LIMITED 1. The materials listed for the purposes of this Schedule are the materials listed in Schedule 2B of the document of the Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks and the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs entitled “Off-Farm Anaerobic Digestion Materials Protocol” originally dated July 1, 2021, as amended from time to time. O. Reg. 508/21, s. 31. Schedule 3   Materials not acceptable for use in A Regulated Mixed anaerobic digestion Facility 1. The materials listed for the purposes of this Schedule are the materials listed in Schedule 3 of the document of the Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks and the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs entitled “Off-Farm Anaerobic Digestion Materials Protocol” originally dated July 1, 2021, as amended from time to time. O. Reg. 508/21, s. 31. Schedule 4   Categories of Non-Agricultural Source Materials Table 1   Category 1 nasm  Item   Column 1   Materials   Column 2   Additional parameters to be analyzed 

  1.   Culled fruit and vegetables, other than cole crops and onions, but only if the fruits and vegetables have been processed without any use of chemicals, other than food grade chemicals used only to clean the food, the processing equipment and the surrounding area.   No additional analysis required. 

  2.   Peels and pomace produced from fruits and vegetables, other than cole crops and onions, but only if the fruits and vegetables have been processed without any use of chemicals, other than food grade chemicals used only to clean the food, the processing equipment and the surrounding area. 

  3.   Leaf and yard waste that has not been composted. 

  4.   Organic waste matter derived from the drying, cleaning and processing of field and nut crops. 

  5.   Waste products from animal feeds listed in Classes 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of Part 1 of Schedule IV to the Feeds Regulations, 1983 (SOR/83-593) made under the Feeds Act (Canada), excluding any materials that contain an animal product. 

  6.   Aquatic plants. 

  7.   Organic waste matter derived from the production of ethanol (plant based mash). 

  8.   Manure from non-farm herbivorous animals. including associated bedding materials. 

  9.   Runoff from animal yards that are used only by non-farm herbivorous animals. 

  10.   Runoff from permanent nutrient storage facilities containing only manure from non-farm herbivorous animals, including associated bedding materials. 

  11.   Washwaters from a building or structure, or part of a building or structure, that houses only non-farm herbivorous animals. 

  12.   Any mixture of materials listed in Items 1 to 11. 

  13.   Anything listed in Items 1 to 12 that is mixed with agricultural source materials, commercial fertilizer, or compost that meets the requirements for Category AA or A compost in Part II of the Compost Standards.  Table 2   Category 2 nasm  Item   Column 1   Materials   Column 2   Additional parameters to be analyzed 

  1.   Leaf and yard waste that has been composted, but does not meet the requirements for Category AA or A compost in Part II of the Compost Standards.   Only if required under section 98.0.16. 

  2.   Organic waste matter that contains no meat or fish and is derived from food processing at, (a) a bakery, (b) a confectionery processing facility, (c) a cereal and grain processing facility, (d) a snack food manufacturing facility, or (e) a brewery or distillery.   Only if required under section 98.0.16. 

  3.   Washwater, including materials containing food-grade cleaners, from cleaning the processing equipment and the surrounding area of, (a) a bakery, (b) a confectionery processing facility, (c) a cereal and grain processing facility, (d) a snack food manufacturing facility, or (e) a brewery or distillery.   Only if required under section 98.0.16. 

  4.   Culled cole crops and onions, and peels and pomace from cole crops and onions, but only if the cole crops and onions have been processed without any use of chemicals, other than food-grade chemicals used only to clean the food, the processing equipment and the surrounding area.   Only if required under section 98.0.16. 

  5.   Fruit and vegetables, and peels and pomace from fruit and vegetables, that have been processed with the use of chemicals other than as described in Item 4.    Sodium; other parameters only if required under section 98.0.16. 

  6.   Fruit and vegetable processing water that contains no chemicals other than food-grade chemicals.   Sodium; other parameters only if required under section 98.0.16. 

  7.   Any mixture of materials listed in Items 1 to 6.   As required under section 98.0.16. 

  8.   Anything listed in Items 1 to 7 that is mixed with agricultural source materials, Category 1 NASM, commercial fertilizer, or compost that meets the requirements for Category AA or A compost in Part II of the Compost Standards.   As required under section 98.0.16. Table 3   Category 3 NASM  Item   Column 1   Materials   Column 2   Additional parameters to be analyzed 

  1.   Washwater, including materials containing food-grade cleaners, from cleaning the processing equipment and the surrounding area in a facility for processing, (a) meat, (b) eggs, or (c) dairy products.   Fats, oils and grease (FOG) and sodium; other parameters only if required under section 98.0.16. 

  2.   Paunch manure.   Only if required under section 98.0.16. 

  3.   Organic waste matter derived from the production of biodiesel.   Only if required under section 98.0.16.  

  4.   Organic waste matter from grease traps and interceptors.   FOG and sodium; other parameters only if required under section 98.0.16. 

  5.   Organic waste matter produced in a dissolved air flotation process used for the treatment of wastewater from food or feed processing or preparation facilities.   FOG and sodium; other parameters only if required under section 98.0.16. 

  6.   Waste products from animal feeds listed in Classes 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of Part 1 of Schedule IV to the Feeds Regulations, 1983 (SOR/83-593) made under the Feeds Act (Canada) that may contain an animal product.   Only if required under section 98.0.16. 

  7.   Organic waste matter from the processing of fish.   FOG; other parameters only if required under section 98.0.16. 

  8.   Washwater, including materials containing food-grade cleaners, from cleaning the processing equipment and the surrounding area in a fish processing facility.   Only if required under section 98.0.16. 

  9.   Cooked pet food manufacturing waste.   FOG; other parameters only if required under section 98.0.16. 

  10.   Pulp and paper biosolids.   Boron; other parameters only if required under section 98.0.16. 

  11.   Sewage biosolids or any other material, other than untreated septage, that contains human body waste or results from the processing of materials that include sewage biosolids or human body waste.   Only if required under section 98.0.16. 

  11.1   Compost that meets the requirements for Category B compost in Part II of the Compost Standards, other than leaf and yard waste described in Item 1 of Table 2.   Sodium; other parameters only if required under section 98.0.16. 

  12.   Any NASM that is not listed in Table 1 or 2.   As required under section 98.0.16.  

  13.   Any mixture of materials listed in Items 1 to 12.   As required under section 98.0.16. 

  14.   Anything listed in Items 1 to 13 that is mixed with agricultural source materials, Category 1 or Category 2 NASM, commercial fertilizer, compost that meets the requirements for Category AA or A compost in Part II of the Compost Standards, or any other nutrient.   As required under section 98.0.16. O. Reg. 338/09, s. 84; O. Reg. 284/12, s. 6; O. Reg. 204/19, s. 14. Schedule 5   Regulated metal content of NASM table 1 — CM1 NASM  Item   Column 1   Regulated metal   Column 2   Concentration in aqueous material (containing less than 1% total solids, wet weight), expressed as mg per litre   Column 3   Concentration in non-aqueous material (containing 1% or more total solids, wet weight), expressed as mg per kg of total solids, dry weight 

  1.   Arsenic   0.13   13 

  2.   Cadmium   0.03   3 

  3.   Cobalt   0.34   34 

  4.   Chromium   2.1   210 

  5.   Copper   1.0   100 

  6.   Lead   1.5   150 

  7.   Mercury   0.008   0.8 

  8.   Molybdenum   0.05   5 

  9.   Nickel   0.62   62 

  10.   Selenium   0.02   2 

  11.   Zinc   5.0   500 table 2 — CM2 NASM  Item   Column 1   Regulated metal   Column 2   Concentration in aqueous material (containing less than 1% total solids, wet weight), expressed as mg per litre   Column 3   Concentration in non-aqueous material (containing 1% or more total solids, wet weight), expressed as mg per kg of total solids, dry weight 

  1.   Arsenic   1.7    170  

  2.   Cadmium   0.34    34  

  3.   Cobalt   3.4    340  

  4.   Chromium   28.0    2,800  

  5.   Copper   17.0    1,700  

  6.   Lead   11.0    1,100  

  7.   Mercury   0.11    11  

  8.   Molybdenum   0.94    94  

  9.   Nickel   4.2    420  

  10.   Selenium   0.34    34  

  11.   Zinc   42.0    4,200 O. Reg. 338/09, s. 84. Schedule 6   Pathogen content of NASM table 1 — CP1 NASM that is not Sewage Biosolids and does not contain human body waste  Item   Column 1   Pathogen   Column 2   Level in aqueous material (containing less than 1 % total solids, wet weight)   Column 3   Level in non-aqueous material (containing 1% or more total solids, wet weight) 

  1.   E. coli   1,000 CFU per 100 ml   1,000 CFU per gram of total solids, dry weight 

  2.   Salmonella   3 CFU or MPN per 100 ml   3 CFU or MPN per 4 grams of total solids, dry weight 

  3.   Giardia   No detectable level in 100 ml    No detectable level in 4 grams of total solids, dry weight 

  4.   Cryptosporidium   No detectable level in 100 ml   No detectable level in 4 grams of total solids, dry weight table 2 — CP1 NASM that is Sewage Biosolids or contains human body waste  Item   Column 1   Pathogen   Column 2   Level in aqueous material (containing less than 1% total solids, wet weight)   Column 3   Level in non-aqueous material (containing 1% or more total solids, wet weight) 

  1.   E. coli   1,000 CFU per 100 ml   1,000 CFU per gram of total solids, dry weight 

  2.   Salmonella   3 CFU or MPN per 100 ml   3 CFU or MPN per 4 grams of total solids, dry weight 

  3.   Viable Helminth ova   No detectable level in 100 ml   No detectable level in 4 grams of total solids, dry weight 

  4.   Total culturable enteric virus   No detectable level in 100 ml   No detectable level in 4 grams of total solids, dry weight table 3 — CP2 NASM  Item   Column 1   Pathogen   Column 2   Geometric mean of samples of aqueous material (containing less than 1% total solids, wet weight) taken during the 4 months before transfer date   Column 3   Geometric mean of samples of non-aqueous material (containing 1% or more total solids, wet weight) taken during the 4 months before transfer date 

  1.   E. coli   2 million CFU per 100 ml   2 million CFU per gram of total solids, dry weight O. Reg. 338/09, s. 84.  Français