CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER WATER QUALITY MONITORING REPORT

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1 CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER WATER QUALITY MONITORING REPORT 2016

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 INTRODUCTION WATER QUALITY PROGRAM DRINKING WATER TREATMENT PROGRAM WATER SAMPLING AND TESTING PROGRAM METRO VANCOUVER PROGRAM CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER PROGRAM DRINKING WATER PROTECTION ACT & REGULATION SAMPLE ANALYSIS RESULTS RESPONSE TO PROBLEMS AND IMPROVEMENTS PROPOSED CONCLUSIONS...18 APPENDIX A...19 APPENDIX B...26

3 1.0 INTRODUCTION The Drinking Water Protection Act sets out criteria for drinking water operators to ensure provision of safe drinking water. Provisions include required approval of system construction proposals, system operating permits, minimum water treatment standards and sampling, public notification procedures and operator certification. In 2003 the Province brought into effect the Drinking Water Protection Regulation (DWPR). Under these Regulations, a water purveyor is required to collect water samples and publish the results in accordance with the Schedule A (microbiological standards for E. coli, and total coliform) and Schedule B (frequency monitoring requirements) or as requested by the Medical Health Officer. In 2006, Metro Vancouver member municipalities agreed to follow the Water Quality Monitoring and Reporting Plan which incorporates the DWPR schedules and was approved by the Local Health Authority. The Guidelines for Canadian Drinking Water Quality are published by Health Canada on behalf of the Federal-Provincial-Territorial Committee on Drinking Water (CDW). The summary tables within this report are updated to reflect the latest quality guidelines published on-line at the Health Canada s Website: Under the Drinking Water Protection Act municipalities are required to obtain a permit to operate a water distribution system and produce an annual report summarizing the water quality. New Westminster obtained a permit to operate a water distribution system from the Health Authority in 1996, and has produced many previous Water Quality Monitoring Reports. Furthermore, water operations are classified via the Environmental Operations Certification Program (EOCP) and New Westminster has been classified as a Level 2 system. A copy of the classification certificate and the individual certificates of qualification are provided in Appendix A WATER QUALITY PROGRAM Currently the City is provided with water primarily from Metro Vancouver s Seymour and Coquitlam Reservoirs. Following the completion of the westerly transfer project it is also be possible to utilize the Capilano Reservoir as a source. Water quality is maintained by environmentally protecting each watershed and since 2000, primary disinfection has been achieved by the use of chlorine at Capilano and Seymour, and by means of ozone at Coquitlam. Improvements to drinking water quality are being undertaken by Metro Vancouver through the Drinking Water Treatment Program. In late 2009 Metro Vancouver added filtration to Seymour water. 3

4 2.1 DRINKING WATER TREATMENT PROGRAM The Drinking Water Treatment Program is a multi-phased program which has started with the commissioning of several secondary disinfection stations throughout the region. The major elements in this program are as follows: Secondary disinfection stations phase 1 - completed in 1998 Primary disinfection with ozone of Coquitlam completed in 2000 ph buffer and corrosion control, full implementation completed in 2007 Seymour filtration completed in 2009 Review requirements for additional rechlorination stations following filtration completion at Seymour and Capilano Capilano pump station and twin tunnels completed in 2015 Coquitlam ultraviolet treatment completed in 2014 Second Intake on the Coquitlam Source completion target WATER SAMPLING AND TESTING PROGRAM Metro Vancouver Program Table 1 outlines the water sampling and testing program undertaken by Metro Vancouver. This table is copied from the Greater Vancouver Water District Quality Control Annual Report Water sampling and testing as described in the table meets the requirements of the Water Quality Monitoring and Reporting Plan (WQMRP) for Metro Vancouver and part of the requirements for member municipalities. 4

5 Table 1 Water Sampling and Testing Program* Water Type Parameter Frequency Untreated, source water Treated water Metro Vancouver Water Mains Metro Vancouver Reservoirs Distribution system sites total and E. coli turbidity Giardia and Cryptosporidium ammonia, colour, iron, organic carbon, ph alkalinity, chloride, calcium, hardness, magnesium, manganese, nitrate, nitrite, potassium, phosphate, sulphate aluminum, copper, sodium, total and suspended solids trihalomethanes, haloacetic acids antimony, arsenic, barium, boron, cadmium, cyanide, chromium, lead, mercury, nickel, phenols, selenium, silver, zinc pesticides and herbicides PAHs, BTEXs VOC radioisotopes total and E. coli turbidity ammonia, colour, iron, organic carbon, ph aluminum, copper, sodium, total and suspended solids trihalomethanes, haloacetic acids antimony, arsenic, barium, boron, cadmium, cyanide, chromium, lead, mercury, nickel, phenols, selenium, silver, zinc total and E. coli heterotrophic plate count free chlorine PAHs, BETXs total and E. coli heterotrophic plate count free chlorine total and E. coli heterotrophic plate count free chlorine turbidity trihalomethanes, haloacetic acids, ph City of New Westminster Program Daily Daily Weekly Weekly Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Semi-annually Annually Annually Annually Annually Daily Daily Weekly Bi-monthly Quarterly Semi-annually Weekly per site Weekly per site Weekly per site Semi-annually at selected sites Weekly per site Weekly per site Weekly per site Weekly per site Weekly per site Weekly per site Weekly per site Quarterly at selected sites The City of New Westminster has 13 dedicated sample stations in the City and each pressure zone has at least one sample station. The locations of these sample stations can be seen in Figure 1. In addition Metro Vancouver also has three sample stations located within the city and one immediately adjacent to the city limits to monitor the quality of the water being delivered to New Westminster. 5

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7 Table 2 below identifies the locations, normal flow, main size and pressure zone within which each site is situated. Table 2 Sample Sites Site Code Location Normal Flow* Main Size (mm) Pressure Zone DmNWR Quayside Drive M DmNWR Trapp Road D DmNWR th St. & Dublin St. L/M DmNWR Phillips St. L DmNWR-334 Chilliwack & Churchill M St. DmNWR-335 Cariboo & 13th St. L DmNWR Agnes St. L DmNWR-337 End of Arbutus St. L DmNWR Carroll St. L DmNWR Alberta St. LL** DmNWR BLK 7th Avenue M DmNWR BLK Queens M Avenue DmNWR-342 Salter & Carter St. L GV th and Stride S GVWD GV-028 Westburnco Reservoir S GVWD GV-041 Royal Ave. & McBride S GVWD GV-053 Queensborough S GVWD *L - Low *M - Medium *H - High *S - Supply *D - Dead End **LL - Previous Dead end, system looped in 2005 Samples are taken weekly at each site and a total of 744 New Westminster samples were analyzed in 2016 for: total coliform and Ecoli heterotrophic plate count free chlorine turbidity temperature Additional samples were collected and analyzed for a wider variety of parameters on a less frequent basis. In 2016, 3 samples were collected and tested for various metals and 12 samples were tested for disinfection byproducts. All samples were obtained by Metro Vancouver personnel and analyzed at the Metro Vancouver laboratory. Sample analysis results are sent simultaneously to both the City and Medical Health Officer. 7

8 The Drinking Water Protection Regulation requires 1 sample / 1000 residents on a monthly basis for cities with population between 5000 and 90,000 residents. During 2016 New Westminster had approximately 73,771 residents, which equates to 886 samples required annually. The total number of samples collected in New Westminster during 2016 was 744, from New Westminster stations, which is 16% below the number of tests as required by the DWPR. This shortfall is due to a combination of poor weather (frozen kiosks) and inaccessible sampling stations due to construction activity. New Westminster's population has increased significantly in the last few years ( ,000). As the population is projected to continue to increase, the number of samples required will also need to increase. Future locations for sampling stations are currently being considered including the new high density Victoria Hill development and Port Royal in Queensborough. In addition to obtaining and analyzing samples, the City undertakes an annual program of unidirectional water main flushing including notification to residents through media releases. Every City main is flushed to remove accumulated sediment in the months between February and May; areas of low flow are flushed more frequently to maintain chlorine levels. This is a very effective tool in protecting water quality. 3.0 DRINKING WATER PROTECTION ACT & REGULATION The Drinking Water Protection Regulation (DWPR) establishes the following microbiological standards for which samples must be analyzed and fall in compliance with: There must be non-detectable levels of Ecoli in any 100 ml of sample; 90% or more of the samples must have non-detectable levels of total coliform per 100 ml; No consecutive samples from the same site should have the presence of total coliforms; and No sample has more than 10 total coliform bacteria per 100ml. In addition to the requirements of the DWPR, a variety of parameters were tested including: Heterotrophic plate count (HPC), Free chlorine residual Turbidity Temperature Metals Disinfection by-products (DBPs), particularly trihalomethanes (THMs) and haloacetic acids (HAAs) 8

9 The monitoring results for both the DWPR required parameters and the additional parameters are presented in Section 3.1. Some of the additional parameters are intended to provide an early indication of potential water quality problems (i.e. HPC, chlorine residual, & turbidity). The remaining parameters are sampled less frequently and are intended to help characterize the quality of the water and any potential impacts from the water treatment process. There are no regulated concentrations for the additional parameters; however, the following levels are used to assess the acceptability of the sampling results. 1. To prevent bacterial re-growth a minimum residual chlorine concentration of 0.1 ppm is suggested by Metro Vancouver. To be conservative, a concentration of 0.2 ppm is the accepted target. 2. An HPC concentration of 500 CFU / ml is considered to be indicative of regrowth within the system 3. The Canadian Environmental Quality Guidelines specify a Maximum Acceptable Concentration of 1.0 NTU for turbidity. Results are presented for both 1 NTU and 2 NTU. 3.1 SAMPLE ANALYSIS RESULTS The microbiological and physical parameters that were sampled regularly are summarized in Table 3. The number of samples collected, as well as the minimum, maximum and average concentrations for chlorine residual, turbidity, temperature, and HPC are provided. The number of positive Total coliform and Ecoli samples are also summarized. The analysis performed on the City s water samples showed the drinking water supplied through the distribution system was compliant with the standards of the DWPR. Specific site samples did occasionally exceed the Canadian guidelines for chlorine residuals but on average the system is compliant, and consistent with previous years' results. The average chlorine residual objective of 0.2 ppm was met by all stations, including NW 331 (Trapp Road), a low flow, dead end main with chronically low residuals. All New Westminster sampling stations meet the average 0.1 ppm requirement. Table 4 identifies the sample sites and the percentage of samples with less than the guideline objective of 0.2 mg/l residual free chlorine. We have also included the percentage of samples with less than 0.1 mg/l residual free chlorine as Metro Vancouver data indicates that 0.1 mg/l is adequate to prevent bacterial re-growth. Figure 2 illustrates the average chlorine residual concentration graphically throughout the city. The city has developed a Water Master Plan which identifies the age and source of water and provides recommendations for future upgrades. Sites with lower chlorine residuals will be reviewed during the planning and scheduling for future water main works. The City is continuing to implement an asset management program which will aid in the maintenance and timely replacement of the city s potable water system. 9

10 There were 4 incidences of total coliform colonies identified in water samples within the New Westminster system. The 30 day average did not exceed 10% and no samples exceeded the 10 Total Coliform bacteria per 100ml criteria. No samples tested positive for Ecoli. The compliance with the DWPA is shown on Figure 4. Turbid water is delivered to customers if the source water is turbid or the direction of flow for water supply is reversed and sediment is stirred up in the pipeline. Turbid water complaints are often encountered during the annual flushing program as this procedure can disturb sediment in the water main. Turbidity is recorded for each sample taken from a city station, however only during heavy rainfall events is the Metro Vancouver turbidity recorded. Results for 2016 indicated the average turbidity was less than 1.0 NTU except for 9 individual New Westminster samples. Review of the individual turbidity readings for all samples indicated that 1.2 % of the samples exceeded 1 NTU and 0.05% of the samples exceeded 2 NTU. Similarly, HPC bacteria were monitored at each sampling site. The objective of fewer than 500 CFU per ml was met for all samples in 2016 except for one occurrence. Testing of disinfection by-products (DBPs), trihalomethanes (THMs) and haloacetic acids (HAAs) was initiated in The commissioning of the rechlorination stations in 1998 by Metro Vancouver increased the likelihood for the formation of DBPs and therefore the City s water supply is tested for these compounds at three locations on a quarterly basis. The Guidelines for Canadian Drinking Water Quality established the concentration for total THMs at 100 parts per billion (ppb) and 80 ppb for HAAs. A summary of sample results for THMs and HAAs is shown in Table 5. Review of the results indicates that THM levels measured were below the guidelines and that the concentrations are relatively constant. There were no samples of THMs or HAAs above the guidelines, and the overall DBP levels have been improving since Samples were also analyzed for various metal parameters during The results of the sampling are provided in Table 6. All of the samples were below the accepted Canadian Guideline Limits. The following message has been included at the request of the medical health officer. 10

11 A Public Health Message from the Medical Health Officer/ Drinking Water Officer Water Flushing Message Water from taps that are not used for several hours is good for washing or watering plants but not for drinking or cooking, as it may contain elevated levels of leads or copper. Run the water for at least one minute, or until the water is cold before using it for drinking or cooking. For the same reason never use water from hot taps for drinking or cooking. Conserving water is still important. Rather than just running the water down the drain, you could use the water for things such as watering your plants. 11

12 Table 3 - Summary of Microbiological and Physical Results Location ID No. Chlorine Residual (ppm) Turbidity (NTU) Temperature (oc) HPC (CFU/ml) No. Positive Tests Samples Min Avg Max Min Avg Max Min Avg Max Min Avg Max Ecoli Total Coliform >10 Total Coliform NWR < None None None NWR < None None None NWR < None None None NWR < None None None NWR < None 1 None NWR < None None None NWR < None None None NWR < None 1 None NWR < None None None NWR < None None None NWR < None 1 None NWR < None 1 None NWR < None None None N/R < None 4 None Results were not recorded 12

13 Figure 4:2016 Bacteriological Compliance 13

14 Table 4 - Summary of Chlorine Residual Levels Location ID Location No. No. with % with No. with % with No. of Turb samples with No. of HPC samples with Samples <0.2ppm <0.2ppm <0.1ppm <0.1ppm >1.0 NTU >2.0 NTU > 500 CFU/100ml NWR-330 Quayside Drive % 0 0.0% NWR Trapp Rd % % NWR th & Dublin St % 0 0.0% NWR Philips St % 4 6.6% NWR-334 Chilliwack & Churchill % 0 0.0% CARIBOO AND 13 NWR-335 STREET % 0 0.0% NWR AGNES STREET % 1 1.7% NWR-337 4TH & ARBUTUS % 0 0.0% NWR CARROLL STREET % 1 1.7% NWR ALBERTA STREET % 0 0.0% NWR-340 7th Avenue % 1 1.7% NWR-341 Queens % 0 0.0% NWR-342 Salter % 0 0.0% Sub-Total or City Average % %

15 Table 5 Disinfection Byproducts Total THM Quarterly Average (Guileline Limit 100ppb/mL) Total HAA Quarterly Average (Guileline Limit 80ppb/mL) NWR-333 2/29/ NWR-333 5/31/ NWR-333 8/29/ NWR /22/ NWR-335 3/1/ NWR-335 5/30/ NWR-335 8/31/ NWR /18/ NWR-336 NWR-336 NWR-336 NWR-336 3/1/ NWR-336 5/30/ NWR-336 8/31/ NWR /18/ * Total Trihalomethanes reported on a running quarterly average ** Total Haloacetic Acids (5) reported on a running quarterly average 15

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17 Table 6 - Summary of Metal Analysis Results in (μg/l) Metro Vancouver Quality Control Division - Chemistry 1299 Derwent Way, Delta BC V3M 5V9 Phone: (604) / 7174 Fax: (604) Muni Metals Oct-20/16 NWR-330 NWR-333 NWR-334 Sample Canadian Guideline Chilliwack & Description Quayside Drive 201 Philips St. Churchill Sample Date 10/26/2016 9:27 11/4/2016 8:23 10/26/2016 7:13 Sample Type GRAB GRAB GRAB Aluminum 200 OG Total µg/l Antimony 6 MAC Total µg/l <0.5 <0.5 <0.5 Arsenic Total µg/l 10 MAC <0.5 <0.5 <0.5 Barium Total µg/l 1000 MAC Boron Total µg/l 5000 OG <10 <10 <10 Cadmium 5 MAC Total µg/l <0.2 <0.2 <0.2 Calcium Total µg/l NG Chromium 50 MAC Total µg/l Cobalt Total µg/l N/A <0.5 <0.5 <0.5 Copper Total µg/l 1000 AO Iron Total µg/l 300 AO Lead Total µg/l 10 MAC <0.5 <0.5 <0.5 Magnesium NG Total µg/l Manganese 50 AO Total µg/l Mercury Total µg/l 1 MAC <0.05 <0.05 <0.05 Molybdenum MAC Total µg/l <0.5 <0.5 < µg/kg LOAEL Nickel Total µg/l body <0.5 <0.5 <0.5 Potassium NG Total µg/l Selenium 10 MAC Total µg/l <0.5 <0.5 <0.5 Silver Total µg/l NG <0.5 <0.5 <0.5 Sodium Total µg/l AO Zinc Total µg/l 5000 AO <3.0 <3.0 <3.0 AO Aesthetic Objective MAC Maximum Acceptable Concentration OG Operational Guideline NG Parameter Without Required Numerical Guideline LOAEL Lowest Observed Adverse Effect level identified by the World Health Organization *** results have been cancelled due to questionable validity of the samples 17

18 FUTURE SAMPLE ANALYSIS: In May of 2003, through an Order in Council of the Provincial Government, the Drinking Water Protection Act became law. Under the Act, the Health Authority at their discretion, add to the analysis requirements in the Act. The City population has reached 73,771 which requires 886 annual water sample tests. The City completes on average over 1000 tests at City sites to achieve the required frequency was a historical anomaly with only 743 tests. With a growing population the city is planning to coordinate with the FHA to identify potential future test sites. Possible preliminary locations include: Port Royal Phase I or II; Victoria Hill; Sapperton Both Port Royal and Victoria Hill are currently under development and increasing in population density, neither area has an existing test site within close proximity. Sapperton Industrial park and the future Sapperton Green Development are located on the perimeter of the distribution system and do not have a current test site. If two of the three locations were selected for testing on a weekly basis, an additional 104 water quality samples would increase the city s count to a minimum of 780 per year. Some of the locations will have to be sampled more frequently than once a week RESPONSE TO PROBLEMS AND IMPROVEMENTS PROPOSED Under Section 13 of the Drinking Water Protection Regulation, a water purveyor is required to have an emergency response plan to be implemented in the event of an emergency affecting the waterworks system. The City has completed a plan which includes response procedures in the event of loss of system integrity. This includes response to issues such as line breaks, vandalism, loss of pressure and chemical or microbiological contamination. The City undertakes an annual watermain replacement program targeted at water quality improvements. The program has historically replaced over 1% of the total length of watermain in the City per year and replaces unlined cast iron pipe with cement mortar lined ductile iron pipe. The City also annually undertakes a watermain flushing program and flushes every watermain in the City. The objective of the program is to remove any accumulated sediment and prevent bacterial regrowth. In addition, since 2000 the city flushes all dead end mains during periods of high water temperature to alleviate issues with water quality. In addition, dead end mains are being looped on an opportunistic basis as resources become available. Capital works will be prioritized through a combination of the ongoing Asset Management Program and the Master Water Servicing Study. 18

19 5.0 CONCLUSIONS 1. The combination of Metro Vancouver secondary disinfection stations, the City s annual watermain flushing program, the City s annual watermain replacement program and the City s program of flushing dead-end mains during periods of high water temperature have resulted in annual improvements in drinking water quality and general compliance with the DWPR in The City s water sample analysis results indicate compliance with the DWPR, except for number of samples in The City met the Canadian Drinking Water (CDW) Guidelines and typical system indicators 4. Poor water quality encountered in dead end mains during periods of high water temperatures has caused the City to continue with regular flushing of these lines through this period. 19

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27 APPENDIX B WATER QUALITY LABORATORY TEST RESULTS 27

28 Sampling point Sample type Sample reported name Sampled date Chlorine Free mg/l Ecoli MF/100mLs HPC CFU/mls Temperature C Total Coliform MF/100mLs Turbidity NTU NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 4-Jan <1 <2 6 < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 4-Jan <1 <2 6 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 4-Jan <1 <2 7.2 < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 4-Jan <1 <2 6.1 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 4-Jan <1 <2 4.9 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 4-Jan <1 <2 5.9 <1 0.1 NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 4-Jan < <1 0.1 NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 4-Jan <1 <2 7.2 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 4-Jan <1 <2 6.7 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 4-Jan <1 <2 6.5 < NWR-341 GRAB 8th St. north of Royal 4-Jan <1 <2 6.2 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 4-Jan <1 <2 6.4 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 5-Jan <1 <2 7.3 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 5-Jan <1 <2 7.4 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 6-Jan <1 <2 6.9 <1 5.5 NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 6-Jan <1 <2 6.7 <1 1.6 NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 12-Jan <1 <2 7 < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 12-Jan <1 <2 7.2 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 12-Jan <1 <2 6.9 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 12-Jan <1 <2 6.9 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 12-Jan <1 <2 6.4 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 12-Jan <1 <2 7.3 <1 1.3 NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 12-Jan <1 <2 7.6 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 12-Jan <1 <2 7.4 < NWR-341 GRAB 8th St. north of Royal 12-Jan <1 <2 7.8 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 12-Jan <1 <2 7.7 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 12-Jan <1 <2 8 < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 12-Jan <1 <2 7.3 <

29 NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 12-Jan <1 <2 7.7 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 14-Jan <1 <2 7.2 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 14-Jan <1 <2 7 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 19-Jan <1 <2 7.1 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 19-Jan <1 <2 7.3 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 19-Jan < < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 19-Jan <1 <2 7.7 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 19-Jan <1 <2 6.3 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 19-Jan <1 <2 5.6 < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 19-Jan <1 <2 5.9 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 19-Jan < < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 19-Jan <1 <2 7.9 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 19-Jan <1 <2 7.4 <1 0.4 NWR-341 GRAB 8th St. north of Royal 19-Jan <1 <2 8.2 <1 0.3 NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 19-Jan <1 <2 7.7 < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 19-Jan < < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 25-Jan <1 <2 6.4 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 25-Jan <1 <2 6.9 < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 27-Jan <1 <2 7.3 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 27-Jan <1 <2 7.3 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 27-Jan <1 <2 6.3 <1 1 NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 27-Jan <1 <2 7.3 <1 0.2 NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 27-Jan <1 <2 7.5 < NWR-341 GRAB 8th St. north of Royal 27-Jan <1 <2 7.5 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 27-Jan <1 <2 7.5 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 27-Jan <1 <2 7.9 < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 27-Jan <1 <2 6.6 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 27-Jan <1 <2 8.9 < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 27-Jan < < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 2-Feb <1 <2 7.2 <

30 NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 2-Feb <1 <2 6.7 < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 4-Feb <1 <2 6.6 <1 1.9 NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 4-Feb <1 <2 6.9 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 4-Feb <1 4 6 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 4-Feb <1 <2 6.8 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 4-Feb <1 <2 7.1 < NWR-341 GRAB 8th St. north of Royal 4-Feb <1 <2 6.9 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 4-Feb <1 <2 6.8 <1 0.4 NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 4-Feb <1 <2 7.6 < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 4-Feb <1 <2 6.1 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 4-Feb <1 <2 8.4 < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 4-Feb <1 <2 7.2 < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 7-Feb <1 <2 6.2 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 7-Feb <1 <2 6.5 < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 7-Feb <1 <2 6.3 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 7-Feb <1 <2 6.3 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 7-Feb < < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 7-Feb <1 <2 6.9 < NWR-341 GRAB 8th St. north of Royal 7-Feb <1 <2 6.9 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 7-Feb <1 <2 6.7 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 7-Feb <1 <2 6.8 <1 0.3 NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 7-Feb <1 <2 5.8 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 7-Feb <1 <2 6.7 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 12-Feb <1 <2 8.2 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 12-Feb <1 <2 7.7 < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 15-Feb <1 <2 7.3 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 15-Feb <1 2 8 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 15-Feb <1 <2 6.5 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 15-Feb <1 <2 7.7 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 15-Feb <1 <2 8 <

31 NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 15-Feb <1 <2 7.1 < NWR-341 GRAB 8th St. north of Royal 15-Feb <1 <2 7.7 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 15-Feb <1 <2 7.5 <1 0.5 NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 15-Feb <1 <2 7.3 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 15-Feb < < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 15-Feb <1 <2 6.7 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 15-Feb <1 <2 9.3 <1 0.2 NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 15-Feb <1 <2 7.7 < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 18-Feb <1 <2 7.9 < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 19-Feb <1 <2 7.1 < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 19-Feb <1 <2 6.8 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 19-Feb <1 <2 7.5 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 19-Feb <1 <2 6.4 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 19-Feb <1 <2 7.5 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 19-Feb <1 <2 7.8 < NWR-341 GRAB 8th St. north of Royal 19-Feb <1 <2 7.3 <1 0.1 NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 19-Feb <1 <2 7.3 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 19-Feb <1 <2 8.1 < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 19-Feb <1 <2 6.4 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 19-Feb <1 <2 9.1 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 23-Feb <1 <2 7.3 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 23-Feb <1 <2 6.7 < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 24-Feb < < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 24-Feb <1 <2 7.3 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 24-Feb <1 <2 6.4 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 24-Feb <1 <2 7.2 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 24-Feb <1 <2 7.6 < NWR-341 GRAB 8th St. north of Royal 24-Feb <1 <2 7.1 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 24-Feb <1 <2 6.9 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 24-Feb <1 <2 7.9 <

32 NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 24-Feb <1 <2 6.8 <1 0.5 NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 24-Feb <1 <2 8.9 < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 24-Feb <1 <2 7.6 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 29-Feb < < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 29-Feb <1 <2 8.4 < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 1-Mar <1 <2 7.1 < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 1-Mar-16 1 <1 <2 7 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 1-Mar <1 <2 8.3 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 1-Mar <1 <2 6.7 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 1-Mar <1 <2 7.6 <1 0.1 NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 1-Mar <1 <2 6.6 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 1-Mar <1 <2 9.3 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 1-Mar <1 <2 8.3 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 1-Mar <1 <2 7.3 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 1-Mar <1 <2 8.1 < NWR-341 GRAB 8th St. north of Royal 4-Mar <1 <2 8.1 < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 9-Mar <1 <2 6.8 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 9-Mar <1 <2 7.8 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 9-Mar-16 <0.01 < < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 9-Mar <1 <2 7.7 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 9-Mar <1 <2 8.1 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 9-Mar <1 <2 7.9 < NWR-341 GRAB 8th St. north of Royal 9-Mar <1 <2 7.3 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 9-Mar < < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 9-Mar <1 <2 7.9 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 9-Mar <1 <2 8.4 < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 9-Mar <1 <2 6.7 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 9-Mar <1 <2 9.6 <1 0.2 NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 9-Mar <1 <2 7.6 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 10-Mar <1 <2 7.1 <

33 NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 14-Mar <1 <2 6.3 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 14-Mar <1 <2 7.9 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 14-Mar <1 <2 7.1 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 14-Mar <1 <2 8.2 < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 14-Mar <1 <2 6.9 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 14-Mar <1 <2 9.9 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 14-Mar <1 <2 8.8 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 14-Mar <1 <2 7.3 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 14-Mar <1 <2 8.1 < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 14-Mar <1 <2 7.5 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 16-Mar <1 <2 8.1 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 16-Mar <1 <2 9 < NWR-341 GRAB 8th St. north of Royal 18-Mar <1 <2 7.7 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 18-Mar <1 <2 7.7 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 18-Mar <1 <2 8 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 22-Mar <1 <2 9.2 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 22-Mar <1 <2 9.6 < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 22-Mar <1 <2 9.4 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 23-Mar <1 <2 8.7 < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 23-Mar <1 <2 8.3 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 23-Mar <1 <2 8.3 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 23-Mar <1 <2 8.8 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 23-Mar <1 <2 11 < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 23-Mar <1 <2 7.7 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 23-Mar <1 <2 9.5 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 23-Mar <1 <2 8.6 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 23-Mar < < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 29-Mar < <1 0.3 NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 29-Mar <1 <2 7.9 < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 30-Mar <1 <2 8.6 <

34 NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 30-Mar <1 <2 9.7 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 30-Mar <1 <2 8.3 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 30-Mar <1 <2 9.5 < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 30-Mar <1 <2 7.7 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 30-Mar <1 <2 11 <1 0.2 NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 30-Mar <1 <2 9.6 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 30-Mar <1 <2 7.9 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 30-Mar <1 <2 10 < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 30-Mar <1 <2 7.9 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 4-Apr <1 <2 8.1 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 4-Apr <1 <2 8.2 < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 4-Apr <1 <2 8.3 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 4-Apr <1 <2 10 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 4-Apr <1 <2 8.8 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 4-Apr < < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 4-Apr <1 <2 8.3 <1 0.1 NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 4-Apr <1 <2 13 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 4-Apr <1 <2 11 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 4-Apr <1 <2 8.3 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 4-Apr <1 <2 11 <1 0.2 NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 4-Apr <1 <2 8.7 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 11-Apr <1 <2 9.8 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 11-Apr <1 <2 11 < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 14-Apr <1 <2 8 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 14-Apr <1 <2 10 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 14-Apr <1 <2 9.3 <1 12 NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 14-Apr <1 <2 9.9 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 14-Apr <1 <2 12 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 14-Apr <1 <2 8.5 <1 0.3 NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 14-Apr <1 <2 11 <

35 NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 14-Apr <1 <2 8.6 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 14-Apr <1 <2 14 <1 0.2 NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 14-Apr <1 <2 9.8 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 15-Apr <1 <2 11 <1 0.4 NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 15-Apr <1 <2 10 <1 0.3 NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 18-Apr < < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 18-Apr <1 <2 8.8 < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 18-Apr <1 <2 9.5 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 18-Apr <1 <2 11 <1 13 NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 18-Apr <1 <2 10 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 18-Apr <1 <2 13 < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 18-Apr <1 <2 11 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 18-Apr <1 <2 15 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 18-Apr <1 <2 12 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 18-Apr <1 <2 9.4 <1 0.5 NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 18-Apr <1 <2 12 < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 18-Apr <1 <2 10 <1 0.4 NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 20-Apr <1 <2 9.1 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 20-Apr <1 <2 11 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 20-Apr <1 <2 12 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 20-Apr <1 <2 11 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 20-Apr <1 <2 13 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 20-Apr <1 <2 9.6 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 20-Apr < < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 20-Apr <1 <2 9.5 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 20-Apr <1 <2 15 < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 20-Apr < < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 25-Apr <1 <2 13 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 25-Apr <1 <2 11 < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 27-Apr <1 <2 9.6 <

36 NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 27-Apr < < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 27-Apr <1 <2 9.6 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 27-Apr <1 <2 9.9 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 27-Apr <1 <2 9.4 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 27-Apr <1 <2 9.5 < NWR-341 GRAB 8th St. north of Royal 27-Apr <1 <2 10 <1 0.2 NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 27-Apr <1 <2 9.1 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 27-Apr <1 <2 11 < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 27-Apr <1 <2 9.8 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 27-Apr <1 <2 11 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 28-Apr <1 <2 13 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 28-Apr <1 <2 11 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 2-May <1 <2 13 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 2-May <1 <2 13 < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 3-May <1 <2 9.9 < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 3-May <1 <2 9.8 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 3-May <1 <2 10 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 3-May <1 <2 10 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 3-May <1 <2 10 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 3-May <1 <2 9.9 < NWR-341 GRAB 8th St. north of Royal 3-May <1 <2 10 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 3-May <1 <2 10 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 3-May <1 <2 12 < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 3-May <1 <2 9.9 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 3-May <1 <2 12 < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 9-May < < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 9-May <1 <2 9.7 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 9-May < <1 0.3 NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 9-May <1 <2 12 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 9-May <1 <2 13 <

37 NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 9-May <1 <2 9.6 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 9-May-16 <0.04 < < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 9-May <1 <2 13 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 9-May < < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 9-May <1 <2 16 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 10-May <1 <2 14 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 10-May <1 <2 12 < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 17-May <1 <2 11 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 17-May < < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 17-May < <1 13 NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 17-May <1 <2 13 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 17-May <1 <2 15 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 17-May <1 <2 11 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 17-May <1 <2 13 <1 0.3 NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 17-May <1 <2 12 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 17-May <1 <2 14 < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 17-May <1 <2 11 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 17-May-16 <0.04 < < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 17-May <1 <2 13 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 18-May <1 <2 12 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 18-May <1 <2 12 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 18-May <1 <2 13 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 18-May <1 <2 15 <1 0.2 NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 18-May <1 <2 11 < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 18-May < < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 18-May <1 <2 18 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 24-May <1 <2 14 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 24-May <1 <2 13 < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 25-May <1 <2 11 <1 0.4 NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 25-May <1 <2 11 <

38 NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 25-May <1 <2 11 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 25-May <1 <2 11 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 25-May <1 <2 10 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 25-May < < NWR-341 GRAB 8th St. north of Royal 25-May <1 <2 10 <1 0.3 NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 25-May <1 <2 11 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 25-May <1 <2 11 < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 25-May <1 <2 11 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 25-May < < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 30-May < <1 1.3 NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 30-May <1 <2 13 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 30-May < < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 30-May < < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 30-May <1 <2 11 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 30-May < < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 30-May <1 <2 14 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 30-May <1 <2 12 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 30-May <1 <2 14 < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 30-May <1 <2 14 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 31-May < < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 31-May <1 <2 13 <1 0.3 NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 2-Jun <1 <2 11 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 2-Jun <1 <2 11 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 3-Jun <1 <2 12 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 3-Jun <1 <2 12 <1 0.2 NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 3-Jun <1 <2 12 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 6-Jun <1 <2 13 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 6-Jun <1 <2 16 < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 8-Jun <1 <2 11 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 8-Jun <1 <2 16 <

39 NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 8-Jun < < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 8-Jun <1 <2 10 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 8-Jun <1 <2 10 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 8-Jun <1 <2 11 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 8-Jun <1 <2 10 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 8-Jun <1 <2 11 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 8-Jun <1 <2 11 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 8-Jun <1 <2 12 < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 8-Jun <1 <2 11 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 8-Jun < < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 9-Jun < < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 9-Jun <1 <2 14 <1 0.2 NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 9-Jun <1 <2 13 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 9-Jun <1 <2 15 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 13-Jun <1 <2 17 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 13-Jun <1 <2 15 <1 0.3 NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 17-Jun <1 <2 12 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 17-Jun <1 <2 15 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 17-Jun <1 <2 13 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 17-Jun <1 <2 15 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 17-Jun <1 <2 17 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 17-Jun <1 <2 15 < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 17-Jun <1 <2 11 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 17-Jun < < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 22-Jun <1 <2 12 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 22-Jun <1 <2 13 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 22-Jun <1 <2 14 < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 22-Jun < < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 22-Jun <1 <2 12 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 22-Jun <1 <2 14 <

40 NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 22-Jun <1 <2 15 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 22-Jun <1 <2 13 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 22-Jun <1 <2 15 <1 1.2 NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 22-Jun <1 <2 14 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 22-Jun <1 <2 19 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 23-Jun <1 <2 16 < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 24-Jun <1 <2 11 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 24-Jun <1 <2 15 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 24-Jun <1 <2 12 <1 0.2 NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 24-Jun <1 <2 14 <1 0.2 NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 24-Jun <1 <2 11 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 24-Jun-16 <0.04 <1 <2 19 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 24-Jun <1 <2 15 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 24-Jun <1 <2 11 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 24-Jun < < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 27-Jun <1 <2 16 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 27-Jun <1 <2 13 < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 28-Jun <1 <2 12 < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 28-Jun <1 <2 11 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 28-Jun <1 <2 12 <1 0.2 NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 28-Jun < < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 28-Jun <1 <2 12 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 28-Jun <1 <2 12 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 28-Jun <1 <2 12 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 28-Jun <1 <2 12 < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 28-Jun <1 <2 12 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 28-Jun <1 <2 19 < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 4-Jul <1 <2 12 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 4-Jul <1 <2 14 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 4-Jul <1 <2 12 <

41 NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 4-Jul <1 <2 14 < NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 4-Jul <1 <2 17 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 4-Jul <1 <2 12 < NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 4-Jul <1 <2 16 < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 4-Jul <1 <2 12 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 4-Jul-16 <0.04 < < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 4-Jul <1 <2 13 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 7-Jul <1 <2 15 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 7-Jul <1 <2 19 < NWR-334 GRAB Chilliwack & Churchill 11-Jul < < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 11-Jul <1 <2 15 < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 11-Jul <1 <2 13 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 11-Jul <1 <2 12 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 11-Jul <1 <2 15 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 11-Jul < < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 11-Jul <1 <2 13 <1 0.3 NWR-335 GRAB Cariboo & 13th Street 11-Jul <1 <2 16 < NWR-330 GRAB Quayside Drive 11-Jul <1 <2 13 <1 0.3 NWR-336 GRAB 37 Agnes Street 11-Jul <1 <2 17 < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 14-Jul <1 <2 15 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 14-Jul <1 <2 19 < NWR-333 GRAB 201 Philips St. 18-Jul < < NWR-342 GRAB Salter & Carter 18-Jul <1 <2 15 < NWR-339 GRAB 332 Alberta Street 20-Jul <1 <2 15 < NWR-338 GRAB 142 Carroll Street 20-Jul <1 <2 16 < NWR-340 GRAB 7th Ave. btw Colborne & Park Cres. 20-Jul <1 [plate spreading error] LA 14 < NWR-337 GRAB 4th & Arbutus 20-Jul < < NWR-332 GRAB 15th & Dublin St. 20-Jul <1 <2 14 < NWR-331 GRAB 2347 Trapp Rd. 20-Jul-16 <0.04 < <

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