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Anmore subdivision’s wastewater facility flagged by province for 12 environmental violations

The operator of a private wastewater treatment plant serving the Crystal Creek Estates in Anmore has been issued a formal warning by the B.C. Ministry of Environment after inspectors found a series of serious regulatory breaches spanning more than two years. According to a June 9 inspection report, the facility serving the 35 home residential […]

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