Agenda & Minutes
Regional Bylaws
Employment/Volunteer Opportunities
CivicReady
I Want To...
Public Works
- What We Do
- Climate Action and Adaptation
- Air Quality
- Engineering Reports/Studies/Projects
- Invasive Species Program
- Pest Control Webpages and Links
- Utilities
- WildSafeBC - (nee) Bear Aware
- Agriculture Focused: Living With Wildlife in BC Management Guides
- Naramata Bear Smart - A Good News Story
- Annual RDOS WildSafeBC Reports
- RDOS Bylaws and Curbside Programs
- Additional Resources
- Teachers Resources K-7 and Activities for Children
- Similkameen Valley Watershed Study
- Street Lights
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Solid Waste
- What We Do
- Apex Mountain Waste Transfer Station
- Business and Multi-Family Recycling
- Composting and Natural Yard Care
- Curbside Garbage & Recycling
- Demolition & Renovation / New Construction / Burned Structures
- Environmental Education Programs
- Household Hazardous Waste
- Illegal Dumping
- Landfills
- Organic Management Facilities
- Recycling
- Solid Waste Management Plan
- Soil Acceptance
Naramata
Naramata Water
Water is pumped from Okanagan Lake (known as a surface water source) to the treatment Plant where it undergoes Ultra Violet Light (UV) treatment to neutralize waterborne pathogens including chlorine resistant organisms such as Cryptosporidium and Giardia. It is then chlorinated using sodium hypochlorite as a second level of disinfection and protection within the distribution system.
