Coal Harbour is the gateway to Quatsino Sound and beyond to the wild West Coast.
Coal Harbour Local Community Commission
The Coal Harbour Local Community Commission is elected every three years to provide advice to the Regional District Board regarding community services and other local issues. The Commission meets every 2nd Wednesday of the month at the Fire Hall. All are welcome to attend.
Commissioners: Ann Hory, Bill Clipperton, David Schmidt, Andrew Hory (RDMW Board Liaison)
Fire Protection
Solid Waste Collection
Consolidated Bylaw No. 732 Coal Harbour Solid Waste Rates & Amendments Bylaw No. 739
Bylaw No. 816 Coal Harbour Solid Waste
Sewer System
Bylaw No. 814 Coal Harbour Sewer
A sewage collection and treatment is provided for Coal Harbour and Quatsino First Nation. For emergencies involving the sewer system call the Coal Harbour Sewer Technician at 250-230-0404 or the Regional District of Mount Waddington Operations Manager Patrick Donaghy at 250-956-3301
Bylaw No 689 Sewer Connection Form
Street Lighting
Bylaw No. 809 Coal Harbour Street Lights
If a street light is burned out or for more information about street lighting services, please contact the Regional District Operations Manager Patrick Donaghy at 250-956-3301.
Water System
Bylaw No. 815 Coal Harbour Water
The community water system originates at Quatse Lake and supplies the communities of Coal Harbour and Quatsino First Nation. For emergencies involving the water system please call the Coal Harbour Water Technician at 250-230-0404 or the Regional District of Mount Waddington Operations Manager Patrick Donaghy at 250-956-3161
2012 Annual Coal Harbour Water System Report
2011 Annual Coal Harbour Water System Report
2011 Coal Harbour Water Sample Report
Coal Harbour Water System 2009 Annual Report
Bylaw No. 688 Water Connection Form
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Coal Harbour Planning Information
The community of Coal Harbour is subject to an Official Community Plan Bylaw (Bylaw No. 657, 2002) and a Zoning Bylaw (Bylaw No. 669, 2002). The Official Community Plan includes objectives and policies to guide decisions related to planning and land use management for the community into the future. The Zoning bylaw is intended to implement the objectives and policies of the Official Community Plan and prescribes detailed regulations related to land use, the siting, size and dimensions of buildings, minimum lot size for the purposes of subdivision, etc. Please refer to the following links for more information:
Official Community Plan:
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Coal Harbour Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 657, 2002 |
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Coal Harbour Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 657, 2002 - Map No. 1 |
Zoning Bylaw:
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Coal Harbour Zoning Bylaw No. 669, 2002 |
| Coal Harbour Zoning Bylaw No. 669, 2002 - Zone Map No. 1 |
Building Bylaw:
A Building Bylaw is also in effect for Coal Harbour that requires a Building Permit be applied for and issued for most new construction. In addition, a Demolition Permit must be applied for and issued with respect to building demolition. Please refer to the following links for more information:
Building Bylaw No. 682, 2003 (Consolidated)
Application for Building Permit
RDMW Development Procedures Bylaw No. 594, 1999 (Consolidated)
Subdivision:
With respect to the subdivision of land, the Ministry of Transportation processes and approves applications for this purpose. Information, including a copy of the application required for subdivision, can be found on the Ministry's website at:
http://www.th.gov.bc.ca/DA/Subdivision_Home.asp
Applicants are encouraged to consult with the Regional District as a prelude to making application for subdivision.