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The West Kelowna Bulk Water Station is a subscription based service that provides an affordable option to efficiently supply large volumes to residential and commercial customers.
The station is supplied by the Powers Creek Treatment Plant, which uses a multi-barrier process to provide drinking water that meets provincial and national standards.
Once a customer applies to the city to use the service, the station can be accessed via code, which is provided at the time of subscription.
Contractors who once applied for a permit to obtain bulk water from a municipal hydrant must now use this station.
Operating instructions are located at the station, or can also be downloaded from this website.
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Apply to Use the Station |
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Please complete our online form and email the completed application to Utility Billing or deliver in person to City Hall at 2760 Cameron Road, West Kelowna, BC V1Z 2T6. Business hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday, excluding holidays. |
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Fees |
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The bulk water rate is $1.06 per cubic metre. Customers are also charged a one-time fee of $35.00 to set up an account and obtain an access code. These fees are based on existing water rates for other customers in the City of West Kelowna and levies charged at similar facilities in BC. Rates are subject to change. |
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Location |
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The station is located at the corner of Asquith Road and Shannon Lake Road. |
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Operating Instructions |
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Details on how to use the station are provided on the side of the building or can be downloaded and printed and taken with you. |
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