Beaver Creek Water System
Water restrictions in place
As July 1, BCWS is under Stage 1 Water Restrictions. Here is an overview:
- 💧Odd-numbered addresses may water on odd-numbered calendar days, and even-numbered addresses may water on even-numbered days, between 6–9 a.m. and 6–9 p.m.
- 💧Residents can continue watering their vegetable/food gardens using drip/micro irrigation or hand watering (spring-loaded nozzle or watering pail/bucket) any day to a maximum of two hours.
- 💧Vehicle and outdoor surface washing is permitted any day, provided a spring-loaded nozzle or watering pail/bucket is used.
- 💧Filling pools, hot tubs, ponds, or fountains is permitted.
Here is a brief summary.
Stamp River Pumphouse
As a result of the conversion of the Beaver Creek Improvement District to an elector area of the regional district, the District assumed the long-term lease previously entered into by the Beaver Creek Improvement District effective November 1, 1961 with respect to the land on which the Improvement District’s Stamp River pumphouse facilities are located. The agreement has a 99-year term and provides for annual rent of $1 per annum in addition to the District waiving water bills and parcel taxes for the property. The District has been fulfilling all terms of the lease and continues to do so.
For more information, please refer to the 2018 BC Supreme Court Ruling.
For after hours
Water supply emergencies ONLY
Contact 250-206-0021
- Beaver Creek Water System Surface Water Treatment Feasibility Assessment - Final Report
- 2024 Beaver Creek Water System Annual Report
- Beaver Creek Water System Development Cost Charge Amendment FAQ
- 2023 Beaver Creek Water System Unidirectional Flushing FAQ
- Leak Policy
- Beaver Creek Water System Property Damage Information Brochure
Visit the Bylaws Webpage to find related Water Bylaws including bylaws relating to Development Cost Charges (DCC) and Water Service Rates.