Sewage Generator

Niagara Region accepts hauled sewage only from approved hauled sewage generators.

Domestic sewage, originating from residential properties is consider "pre-approved". Domestic sewage from non-residential properties and all non-domestic sewage requires approval before a sewage hauler may accept the material for disposal.

Examples of requirements

  • Pre-approved (no approval required)
    • Septic tanks serve only a single residence
    • Holding tank serve only a single household
  • Requires approval
    • Septic tank serves a business that is primarily washrooms
    • Holding tank at a winery, distillery, brewery or industry
    • RV resort / trailer park with communal sewage system

To check if the site or generator has already received approval, enter the property address in the search field. If no information is found, email hauledsewage@niagararegion.ca or apply for a generator approval using the application.

Sewage generator application

Complete the application for approval of hauled wastewater from new sources:

  • Domestic sources from a non-residential property (such as septic tank or holding tank containing wastewater from normal human activities at a commercial, institutional or industrial location)
  • Non-domestic sources (such as wastewater from wineries or processed wastewater)

Hauled sewage is only accepted from approved generators in Niagara. It is the sewage haulers responsibility to ensure that any sewage brought to Niagara Region for disposal is from an approved and registered source with Niagara Region.

* = Required

Approved Sewage Generators

Search for an approved generator by address to confirm your location is already approved. If the address you searched is not available, complete and submit the application form for consideration of approval.

Business Information

Contact Information

Sewage Information

* Sewage type

* Source



Sewage Characteristics


Terms and Conditions

  • The sewage generator may be required to bear costs for any treatability analysis or additional testing that may be required by the Niagara Region
  • Wastes containing high levels of oil and grease (such as those originating from grease traps, Dissolved Air Floatation units) are not accepted at any of the Niagara Region's Hauled Sewage Disposal Locations and must be appropriately disposed of by the sewage generator
  • For the initial disposal of domestic sewage, the Generator Application may be submitted with the Hauled Sewage Record form at time of disposal
  • The Niagara Region has the right to request a facility inspection at any reasonable time agreed upon by the generator

Notice of Collection

Any personal information or personal health information submitted will be collected, used, and disclosed, where applicable, by members of Regional staff according to the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act or the Personal Health Information Protection Act. Any information you share will only be used for the intended purpose for which it was provided.

For questions or comments about privacy practices, or for more information about the administration of the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act in Niagara Region programs, see Freedom of Information and Open Government.

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