Book a Water Station

Must be a minimum of four (4) hours.
Will there be bottled water sales through concession or vendors?
Is this event licensed for alcohol sales?
Is there a cost for the CRD to participate in this event?
What type of event is this?

Permit information

Has an event permit application been made?
Do you have authorization to use an on-site potable water source (eg. tap, hose bibb)? Note: the CRD is not responsible for costs incurred. Water source must not come from irrigation.
Is the event coordinator responsible for water approval?

Location for the water stations

The location of the water stations must be on level ground and within 10m of the potable water source connection. 

If distance is more than 10m to potable water source, additional water hoses can be connected.

Does your location meet these criteria?
Is there sufficient space for a CRD display to promote regional water conservation initiatives?
Is the water station location accessible by vehicle?
Will the stations be set up in one location at the event or at multiple locations on site?
Is there a designated space for placement of the outlet hose to drain excess water from the refill stations?
If this is a multi-day event, will on-site security be provided?*
What surface will the water stations be located on?

Contact information

Personal information on this form is collected by the Capital Regional District (CRD) under Section 26 (c) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and will be used to enable and support the water station booking process. Should you have questions about the collection of this information, please contact Jody Watson, Supervisor, Environmental Stewardship Initiatives, 625 Fisgard Street, Victoria BC, V8W 1R7, at 250.360.3307 or by email.

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