Status Of Air Quality Bylaws In B.C. (2016)
AirStatus of Air Quality Bylaws in B.C. (6)Poor air quality occurs when air pollutants reach high enough concentrations to endanger human health and theenvironment. Air pollution can stem from many different sources, such as motor vehicle exhaust, burning of solidfuels such as wood, and industrial air emissions. Air quality management tools—including financial rebates, airshed management plans, education and legislation—can assist jurisdictions in protecting or improving air quality.Local governments, for example, have the authority to pass bylaws to control emissions from some sources, suchas vehicle idling, open burning and solid fuel (wood) burning appliances. This indicator reports on the occurrenceand population coverage of air quality bylaws across regional districts in British Columbia.Did You Know?If every driver in Canada reduced their idling time by 3 minutes a day, over one year we would save¹: million litres of fuel million dollars in fuel costs. million tonnes of greenhouse gas emissionsThe most common vehicle idling time limit found in B.C. municipal bylaws is 3 minutes. Air quality is linked to human health. Poor air quality has been linked to many adverse health effectssuch as breathing difficulties, exacerbation of allergies, and aggravation of respiratory or cardiovascularconditions. Two primary air pollutants in B.C. include fine particulate ma er and ground-level ozone. Major sourcesof fine particulate ma er include vehicle emissions, open burning and solid fuel (wood) burning appliances.Vehicle emissions also include precursor pollutants that cause the formation of ground-level ozone. Localgovernment air quality bylaws often focus on these three emission sources because thier management cansignificantly improve local air quality. Open burning and solid fuel burning appliance bylaws are both prevalent in B.C. Open burning bylawsare in place in municipalities within regional districts, and municipalities within regional districtshave solid fuel burning appliance bylaws. These bylaws each cover % and % of the total B.C. populationrespectively. Vehicle idling bylaws in B.C. cover more than 35% of the B.C. population. Vehicle idling bylaws are inplace inmunicipalities withinregional districts. Idling bylaws tend to be in place in urban areas anddensely populated municipalities where vehicle idling can become a significant source of local air pollution. Air quality challenges vary across regions in British Columbia. Vehicle emission concerns are more prevalent in urban areas, such as Metro Vancouver, whereas solid fuel (wood) burning appliances are more common in parts of B.C. where alternative heating options are inaccessible or more costly.The maps below summarise the population coverage of three air quality bylaws — vehicle idling, open burningand solid fuel (wood) burning appliances — across regional districts in British Columbia in.
Open Burning BylawFort Saint JohnTerracePrince GeorgeWilliams LakePopulation CoveredKamloops 75%Cranbrook 50 75% 25 50%Vancouver 0 25%0%Victoria
Vehicle Idling BylawFort Saint JohnTerracePrince GeorgeWilliams LakePopulation CoveredKamloops 75%Cranbrook 50 75% 25 50%Vancouver 0 25%0%Victoria
Solid Fuel Burning Appliances BylawFort Saint JohnTerracePrince GeorgeWilliams LakePopulation CoveredKamloops 75%Cranbrook 50 75% 25 50%Vancouver 0 25%0%Victoria
MethodsThe air quality bylaw census data was collected inbased on the following methodologies:. The three air quality bylaw inventories reported here are Open burning bylaw: Open burning bylaws are included if motivated solely by air quality or by fire hazardprotection and air quality combined through the application of the Open Burning Smoke Control Regulation. Vehicle idling bylaw: All anti-idling bylaws and street, traffic, noise control, nuisance, good neighbour andsmoking and idling control bylaws were included if they contained the following provisions for improvingair quality: idling restrictions must apply to all vehicle types, idling rules do not allow a vehicle to idlelonger than minutes and the bylaw applies to all areas of the municipality (residential and commercial). Solid fuel burning appliance bylaw: Solid fuel burning appliance bylaws are included if they are specificto wood burning appliances and any fire service bylaws or building bylaws that require wood burningappliances to have Canadian Standards Association or Environmental Protection Agency certification orsignificant air pollution prevention provisions.Population coverage was calculated usingB.C. population estimates by regional district sourced from BC Stats,the central statistical agency of the Province of British Columbia. Two areas in the northern region of the provinceare not located within Regional District boundaries (Stikine Region and Northern Rockies Regional Municipality)and consequently were not included in the analysis.Regional districts and municipalities that wish to update the air quality bylaw data reported above should contactthe Environmental Standards Branch at envprotdiv@Victoria .gov.bc.ca.References and Other Useful LinksLearn more about air quality in British Columbia.View more B.C. air quality indicators.British Columbia Environmental Management ActBritish Columbia Open Burning Smoke Control RegulationBritish Columbia Solid Fuel Burning Domestic Appliance RegulationRead past British Columbia Air Quality Bylaw Inventory reports.¹Natural Resources Canada - Office of Energy EfficiencyData*By accessing these datasets, you agree to the license associated with each file, as indicated in parentheses below. Inventory of Air Quality Bylaws in B.C. (License: OGL-BC)Published and Available On-Line at Environmental Reporting BC il correspondence to: envreportbc@gov.bc.ca): http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/soe/
Appendix: Popula on coverage of air quality bylaws by regional district in Bri shColumbiaAlberni-Clayoquot Regional DistrictVehicle Idling Bylaw30,000UclueletPopulation 201525,000Port Alberni20,00015,00010,000Alberni Clayoqout RD uninc5,000Tofino0BylawNo BylawOpen Burning Bylaw30,00025,000Population 2015Port i Clayoqout RD uninc0BylawNo Bylaw
Solid Fuel Burning Appliances Bylaw30,000UclueletTofino25,000Population 2015Alberni Clayoqout RD uninc20,00015,00010,000Port Alberni5,0000BylawNo BylawBulkley-Nechako Regional DistrictVehicle Idling BylawBulkley Nechako RD uninc35,000SmithersPopulation 201530,000Vanderhoof25,000Houston20,000Burns Lake15,000Fort St JamesTelkwa10,000Fraser Lake5,000Granisle00BylawNo Bylaw5,00010,00015,000Population 201520,000
Open Burning BylawBulkley Nechako RD uninc35,000SmithersPopulation 201530,000Vanderhoof25,000Houston20,000Burns Lake15,000Fort St JamesTelkwa10,000Fraser ulation 2015No BylawSolid Fuel Burning Appliances BylawBulkley Nechako RD uninc35,000SmithersPopulation 201530,000Vanderhoof25,000Houston20,000Burns Lake15,000Fort St JamesTelkwa10,000Fraser Lake5,000Granisle00BylawNo Bylaw5,00010,00015,000Population 201520,000
Capital Regional DistrictVehicle Idling on 2015Capital RD unincOak Bay250,000ColwoodEsquimalt200,000Central Saanich150,000SookeSidney100,000North SaanichView ,00080,000100,00080,000100,000Population 2015No BylawOpen Burning on 2015Capital RD uninc250,000Oak Bay200,000EsquimaltColwoodCentral Saanich150,000SookeSidney100,000North SaanichView Royal50,000MetchosinHighlands00BylawNo Bylaw20,00040,00060,000Population 2015
Solid Fuel Burning Appliances on 2015Capital RD unincOak Bay250,000ColwoodEsquimalt200,000Central Saanich150,000SookeSidney100,000North SaanichView ,00080,000100,000Population 2015No BylawCariboo Regional DistrictVehicle Idling Bylaw60,000Cariboo RD unincPopulation 201550,000Williams Lake40,00030,000Quesnel20,000100 Mile House10,000Wells00No Bylaw5,00010,00015,00020,00025,000Population 201530,00035,000
Open Burning Bylaw60,000Cariboo RD unincPopulation 201550,000Williams Lake40,00030,000Quesnel20,000100 Mile 00035,00030,00035,000Population 2015No BylawSolid Fuel Burning Appliances Bylaw60,000Cariboo RD unincPopulation 201550,000Williams Lake40,00030,000Quesnel20,000100 Mile House10,000Wells00BylawNo Bylaw5,00010,00015,00020,00025,000Population 2015
Central Coast Regional DistrictVehicle Idling Bylaw3,000Population 20152,5002,000Central Coast RD uninc1,5001,0005000No BylawOpen Burning Bylaw3,000Population 20152,5002,0001,500Central Coast RD uninc1,0005000No Bylaw
Solid Fuel Burning Appliances Bylaw3,000Population 20152,5002,000Central Coast RD uninc1,5001,0005000No BylawCentral Kootenay Regional DistrictVehicle Idling Bylaw60,000Central Kootenay RD unincNelson50,000Population ,000New Denver10,000SlocanSilverton00BylawNo Bylaw5,00010,00015,00020,000Population 201525,00030,000
Open Burning Bylaw60,000Central Kootenay RD unincNelson50,000Population ,000New 020,00025,00030,00025,00030,000Population 2015No BylawSolid Fuel Burning Appliances Bylaw60,000Central Kootenay RD unincNelson50,000Population ,000New Denver10,000SlocanSilverton00BylawNo Bylaw5,00010,00015,00020,000Population 2015
Central Okanagan Regional DistrictVehicle Idling BylawKelownaPopulation 2015150,000West Kelowna100,000Central Okanagan RD unincLake 0,000 120,000Population 2015No BylawOpen Burning BylawKelownaPopulation 2015150,000West Kelowna100,000Central Okanagan RD unincLake Country50,000Peachland00BylawNo Bylaw20,00040,00060,00080,000Population 2015100,000 120,000
Solid Fuel Burning Appliances BylawKelownaPopulation 2015150,000West Kelowna100,000Central Okanagan RD unincLake 000100,000 120,000Population 2015No BylawColumbia-Shuswap Regional DistrictVehicle Idling Bylaw50,000Columbia Shuswap RD unincPopulation 201540,000Salmon awNo Bylaw5,00010,00015,000Population 201520,000
Open Burning Bylaw50,000Columbia Shuswap RD unincPopulation 201540,000Salmon aw5,00010,00015,00020,000Population 2015No BylawSolid Fuel Burning Appliances Bylaw50,000Columbia Shuswap RD unincPopulation 201540,000Salmon awNo Bylaw5,00010,00015,000Population 201520,000
Comox Valley Regional DistrictVehicle Idling BylawCumberland60,000Population 201550,000Courtenay40,00030,000Comox Valley RD uninc20,00010,000Comox0No BylawOpen Burning BylawCumberland60,000Population 201550,000Courtenay40,00030,000Comox Valley RD uninc20,00010,000Comox0No Bylaw
Solid Fuel Burning Appliances BylawCumberland60,000Population 201550,000Courtenay40,00030,000Comox Valley RD uninc20,00010,000Comox0BylawNo BylawCowichan Valley Regional DistrictVehicle Idling Bylaw80,000Cowichan Valley RD uninc70,000Population 201560,000North 000Lake Cowichan00BylawNo Bylaw5,00010,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000Population 2015
Open Burning Bylaw80,000Cowichan Valley RD uninc70,000Population 201560,000North 000Lake Cowichan00Bylaw5,00010,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000Population 2015No BylawSolid Fuel Burning Appliances Bylaw80,000Cowichan Valley RD uninc70,000Population 201560,000North 000Lake Cowichan00BylawNo Bylaw5,00010,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000Population 2015
East Kootenay Regional DistrictVehicle Idling BylawCranbrook50,000Population 2015East Kootenay RD 0,000Elkford10,000Radium Hot SpringsCanal Flats00Bylaw5,00010,00015,000Population 2015No BylawOpen Burning BylawCranbrook50,000Population 2015East Kootenay RD 0,000Elkford10,000Radium Hot SpringsCanal Flats00BylawNo Bylaw5,00010,000Population 201515,000
Solid Fuel Burning Appliances BylawCranbrook50,000Population 2015East Kootenay RD 0,000Elkford10,000Radium Hot SpringsCanal Flats00Bylaw5,00010,00015,000Population 2015No BylawFraser-Fort George Regional DistrictVehicle Idling BylawPrince GeorgePopulation 201580,000Fraser Fort RD No Bylaw10,00020,00030,00040,000Population 201550,00060,00070,000
Open Burning BylawPrince GeorgePopulation 201580,000Fraser Fort RD 00060,00070,000Population 2015No BylawSolid Fuel Burning Appliances BylawPrince GeorgePopulation 201580,000Fraser Fort RD BylawNo Bylaw10,00020,00030,00040,000Population 2015
Fraser Valley Regional DistrictVehicle Idling BylawAbbotsford250,000Population 2015Chilliwack200,000Mission150,000Fraser Valley RD ,00080,000100,000 120,000 140,000Population 2015No BylawOpen Burning BylawAbbotsford250,000Population 2015Chilliwack200,000Mission150,000Fraser Valley RD unincKent100,000Hope50,000Harrison00BylawNo Bylaw20,00040,00060,00080,000100,000 120,000 140,000Population 2015
Solid Fuel Burning Appliances BylawAbbotsford250,000Population 2015Chilliwack200,000Mission150,000Fraser Valley RD 00060,00080,000100,000 120,000 140,000Population 2015No BylawGreater Vancouver Regional DistrictVehicle Idling Bylaw2,500,000Population 20152,000,0001,500,0001,000,000500,0000Vancouver (City)SurreyBurnabyRichmondCoquitlamLangley (Town)DeltaNorth Vancouver (District)Maple RidgeNew WestPort CoquitlamNorth Vancouver (City)West VancouverPort MoodyLangley CityMetro Vancouver RD unincPitt MeadowsWhite RockBowen IslandAnmoreLions BayBelcarra0BylawNo Bylaw100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000Population 2015
Open Burning Bylaw2,500,000Population 20152,000,0001,500,0001,000,000500,0000Vancouver (City)SurreyBurnabyRichmondCoquitlamLangley (Town)DeltaNorth Vancouver (District)Maple RidgeNew WestPort CoquitlamNorth Vancouver (City)West VancouverPort MoodyLangley CityMetro Vancouver RD unincPitt MeadowsWhite RockBowen IslandAnmoreLions BayBelcarra0Bylaw100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000Population 2015No BylawSolid Fuel Burning Appliances Bylaw2,500,000Population 20152,000,0001,500,0001,000,000500,0000Vancouver (City)SurreyBurnabyRichmondCoquitlamLangley (Town)DeltaNorth Vancouver (District)Maple RidgeNew WestPort CoquitlamNorth Vancouver (City)West VancouverPort MoodyLangley CityMetro Vancouver RD unincPitt MeadowsWhite RockBowen IslandAnmoreLions BayBelcarra0BylawNo Bylaw100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000Population 2015
Ki mat-S kine Regional DistrictVehicle Idling Bylaw35,000Kitimat Stikine RD uninc30,000Population 2015Terrace25,000Kitimat20,000New 00015,000Population 2015No BylawOpen Burning Bylaw35,000Kitimat Stikine RD uninc30,000Population 2015Terrace25,000Kitimat20,000New Hazelton15,00010,000Stewart5,000Hazelton00BylawNo Bylaw5,00010,000Population 201515,000
Solid Fuel Burning Appliances Bylaw35,000Kitimat Stikine RD uninc30,000Population 2015Terrace25,000Kitimat20,000New 0010,00015,000Population 2015No BylawKootenay Boundary Regional DistrictVehicle Idling BylawKootenay Boundary RD uninc25,000TrailPopulation 2015Grand ntrose5,000GreenwoodMidway00BylawNo Bylaw1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000Population 2015
Open Burning BylawKootenay Boundary RD uninc25,000TrailPopulation 2015Grand ntrose5,000GreenwoodMidway00Bylaw1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000Population 2015No BylawSolid Fuel Burning Appliances BylawKootenay Boundary RD uninc25,000TrailPopulation 2015Grand ntrose5,000GreenwoodMidway00BylawNo Bylaw1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000Population 2015
Mount Waddington Regional DistrictPopulation 2015Vehicle Idling Bylaw10,000Port Hardy8,000Mount Waddington RD uninc6,000Port McNeill4,000Port Alice2,000Alert pulation 2015No BylawPopulation 2015Open Burning Bylaw10,000Port Hardy8,000Mount Waddington RD uninc6,000Port McNeill4,000Port Alice2,000Alert Bay00BylawNo Bylaw5001,0001,5002,0002,500Population 2015
Population 2015Solid Fuel Burning Appliances Bylaw10,000Port Hardy8,000Mount Waddington RD uninc6,000Port McNeill4,000Port Alice2,000Alert Bay005001,0001,5002,0002,5003,0003,500Population 2015No BylawNanaimo Regional DistrictVehicle Idling Bylaw140,000NanaimoPopulation 2015120,000Nanaimo RD uninc100,00080,000Parksville60,000Qualicum Beach40,00020,000Lantzville00BylawNo Bylaw20,00040,00060,000Population 201580,000
Open Burning Bylaw140,000NanaimoPopulation 2015120,000Nanaimo RD uninc100,00080,000Parksville60,000Qualicum 0080,000Population 2015No BylawSolid Fuel Burning Appliances Bylaw140,000NanaimoPopulation 2015120,000Nanaimo RD uninc100,00080,000Parksville60,000Qualicum Beach40,00020,000Lantzville00No Bylaw20,00040,00060,000Population 201580,000
North Okanagan Regional DistrictVehicle Idling Bylaw80,000VernonNorth Okanagan RD unincPopulation 000EnderbyLumby005,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 40,000Population 2015No BylawOpen Burning Bylaw80,000VernonNorth Okanagan RD unincPopulation 000EnderbyLumby00BylawNo Bylaw5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 40,000Population 2015
Solid Fuel Burning Appliances Bylaw80,000VernonNorth Okanagan RD unincPopulation 000EnderbyLumby00Bylaw5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 40,000Population 2015No BylawOkanagan-Similkameen Regional DistrictVehicle Idling Bylaw80,000Penticton70,000Okanagan Similkameen RD unincPopulation r20,000Princeton10,000Keremeos00BylawNo Bylaw5,00010,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000Population 2015
Open Burning Bylaw80,000Penticton70,000Okanagan Similkameen RD unincPopulation r20,000Princeton10,000Keremeos00Bylaw5,00010,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000Population 2015No BylawSolid Fuel Burning Appliances Bylaw80,000Penticton70,000Okanagan Similkameen RD unincPopulation r20,000Princeton10,000Keremeos00No Bylaw5,00010,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000Population 2015
Peace River Regional DistrictVehicle Idling BylawPeace River RD uninc60,000Fort St JohnPopulation 201550,000Dawson CreekNorthern Rockies40,000Chetwynd30,000Tumbler Ridge20,000TaylorHudsons Hope10,000Pouce Coupe005,00010,00015,00020,000Population 2015No BylawOpen Burning BylawPeace River RD uninc60,000Fort St JohnPopulation 201550,000Dawson CreekNorthern Rockies40,000Chetwynd30,000Tumbler Ridge20,000TaylorHudsons Hope10,000Pouce Coupe00BylawNo Bylaw5,00010,00015,000Population 201520,000
Solid Fuel Burning Appliances BylawPeace River RD uninc60,000Fort St JohnPopulation 201550,000Dawson CreekNorthern Rockies40,000Chetwynd30,000Tumbler Ridge20,000TaylorHudsons Hope10,000Pouce Coupe00Bylaw5,00010,00015,00020,000Population 2015No BylawPowell River Regional DistrictVehicle Idling Bylaw15,000Population 2015Powell River (City)10,000Powell River RD uninc5,00000No Bylaw2,0004,0006,0008,000Population 201510,00012,000
Open Burning Bylaw15,000Population 2015Powell River (City)10,000Powell River RD 0,00012,000Population 2015No BylawSolid Fuel Burning Appliances Bylaw15,000Population 2015Powell River (City)10,000Powell River RD uninc5,00000BylawNo Bylaw2,0004,0006,0008,000Population 2015
Skeena-Queen Charlo e Regional DistrictVehicle Idling BylawPrince Rupert15,000Population 2015Skeena Queen Charlotte RD unincQueen Charlotte (Village)10,000Masset5,000Port EdwardPort Clements002,0004,0006,0008,00010,000Population 2015No BylawOpen Burning BylawPrince Rupert15,000Population 2015Skeena Queen Charlotte RD unincQueen Charlotte (Village)10,000Masset5,000Port EdwardPort Clements00BylawNo Bylaw2,0004,0006,0008,000Population 201510,000
Solid Fuel Burning Appliances BylawPrince Rupert15,000Population 2015Skeena Queen Charlotte RD unincQueen Charlotte (Village)10,000Masset5,000Port EdwardPort Clements002,0004,0006,0008,00010,000Population 2015No BylawSquamish-Lillooet Regional DistrictVehicle Idling Bylaw40,000Squamish35,000Population 201530,000Whistler25,000Squamish Lillooet RD awNo Bylaw5,00010,000Population 201515,000
Open Burning Bylaw40,000Squamish35,000Population 201530,000Whistler25,000Squamish Lillooet RD aw5,00010,00015,000Population 2015No BylawSolid Fuel Burning Appliances Bylaw40,000Squamish35,000Population 201530,000Whistler25,000Squamish Lillooet RD awNo Bylaw5,00010,000Population 201515,000
Strathcona Regional DistrictVehicle Idling BylawCampbell River40,000Population 2015Strathcona RD uninc30,000Gold on 2015No BylawOpen Burning BylawCampbell River40,000Population 2015Strathcona RD uninc30,000Gold River20,000SaywardTahsis10,000Zeballos00BylawNo Bylaw5,00010,00015,00020,000Population 2015
Solid Fuel Burning Appliances BylawCampbell River40,000Population 2015Strathcona RD uninc30,000Gold 10,00015,000Population 2015No BylawSunshine Coast Regional DistrictVehicle Idling Bylaw25,000Population 2015Sunshine Coast RD uninc20,00015,00010,00020,000Sechelt Indian Government DistrictSechelt5,000Gibsons0BylawNo Bylaw25,00030,000
Open Burning Bylaw25,000Population 2015Sunshine Coast RD uninc20,00015,00010,000Sechelt Indian Government DistrictSechelt5,000Gibsons0BylawSolid Fuel Burning Appliances BylawSechelt Indian Government District25,000Population 2015Sechelt20,000Gibsons15,00010,000Sunshine Coast RD uninc5,0000BylawNo Bylaw
Thompson-Nicola Regional DistrictVehicle Idling BylawKamloops120,000Thompson Nicola RD unincMerrittPopulation 2015100,000ClearwaterChase80,000Logan Lake60,000Barriere40,000Cache CreekAshcroftClinton20,000Sun on 2015No BylawOpen Burning BylawKamloops120,000Thompson Nicola RD unincMerrittPopulation 2015100,000ClearwaterChase80,000Logan Lake60,000Barriere40,000Cache CreekAshcroftClinton20,000Sun PeaksLytton00BylawNo Bylaw20,00040,00060,000Population 201580,000
Solid Fuel Burning Appliances BylawKamloops120,000Thompson Nicola RD unincMerrittPopulation 2015100,000ClearwaterChase80,000Logan LakeBarriere60,000Ashcroft40,000Cache CreekClinton20,000Sun PeaksLytton00BylawNo Bylaw20,00040,00060,000Population 201580,000
Metro Vancouver RD uninc Langley City Port Moody West Vancouver North Vancouver (City) Port Coquitlam New West Maple Ridge North Vancouver (District) Delta Langley (Town) Coquitlam Richmond Burnaby Surrey Vancouver (City) 0 100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000 Population 2015 Vehicle Idling Bylaw X [0 500,000 1,000,000 1,500,000
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