The Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (MECP) has recently introduced a modernized approach to the Environmental Compliance Approval application process, now called the Consolidated Linear Infrastructure Environmental Compliance Approval (CLI ECA). This approach is intended to reduce the burden on municipalities, developers and the ministry, while imposing a consistent set of conditions intended to improve environmental protection. The City of Cornwall now has this approval.
In an attempt to streamline this process, the City has compiled application packages and checklists to assist developers seeking approval from the municipality under the new CLI ECAs governing the municipal sewage collection system and stormwater management system. Additionally, you will find the same for Form 1 – Watermains approvals.
Types of alterations |
There are two types of alterations related to CLI ECA applications:
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When to request an alteration |
You need to request a CLI ECA alteration for the following types of projects:
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When you don't need to request an alteration |
You don’t need to apply for a CLI ECA alteration for privately owned sewage works on industrial, institutional or commercial land. For these projects, you may still need an individual ECA from the MECP, a building permit and a site plan approval. |
Active City of Cornwall CLI ECAs |
These forms must be completed by the developer and their engineering consultants (similar to the former ECA approvals). In addition please note the new post-construction requirements.
Watermains application checklist |
Yearly City of Cornwall CLI-ECA Reports |
Application process:
- Complete the application (including checklist and forms) specific to your request(s) for approval.
- Submit completed application in person at 1225 Ontario Street or online by clicking here.
- Pay applicable fee by cheque, in person at 1225 Ontario Street.
Please note that your submission will not be processed until payment is received.
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