Food trucks

Food trucks

Food trucks must follow a set of steps when it comes to disposing of wastewater, including disposing of it at an approved location and maintaining a logbook of disposals.

What are the locations for food truck wastewater disposal?

  • Flying J - 11511 40 St. S.E.

What are the rules for maintaining a food truck logbook?

After each disposal, you must fill out a logbook that includes the date, time, location, approximate volume, and the name of the person making the disposal. You must also be able to share the logbook if asked by an inspector or officer.

Under the Wastewater Bylaw, failure to meet these requirements is an offence punishable by a fine.

Section Description of offence Penalty
34.1(2) Full service food vehicle failing to dispose of wastewater at a designated location $3000
34.1(4) Failing to maintain logbook $500
34.1(5) Failing to provide logbook upon request $200

What to do if you have an unintentional release

In the event of an unintentional release, it is important to act quickly to prevent the material from entering the wastewater or stormwater system. You should notify:

  • 911
  • The City of Calgary by contacting 311.
  • The owner of the premise where the release occurred.
  • Any other person that may be affected by the release.

For any spills that could harm the environment you will also need to report the spill to Alberta Environment & Protected Areas (1-800-222-6514).

Contact 311

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Alberta Environment & Protected Areas

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