Confirm whether this property is served by municipal sanitary sewer or an onsite system. Use the city-specific municipal connection and records route below, then confirm applicable provincial onsite-wastewater approvals before any work.
Dieppe has a specific municipal water/sewer systems bylaw: consolidated By-law 78-5. Ask municipal public works whether sanitary sewer is available and connected at the particular lot; the bylaw describes connection duties where City mains serve the property. This is not a septic permit or evidence that a private system is lawful.
Read official source: Dieppe — Water and Sewer Systems By-law 78-5 ↗
A city-area guide cannot tell whether a specific parcel is connected to sewer or has an onsite system.
Use the local authority route below for septic approvals, permits or records. Confirm sewer connection separately with the municipality or utility.
Open local septic / permit page →Find the parcel’s system approvals and verify current rules with the responsible local authority before work.
Start with provincial guidance →Check utility bills and permit records; ask the local authority to confirm current service before planning an onsite inspection or repair.
How to confirm service →New Brunswick’s provincial on-site sewage program is the regulatory anchor. Where municipal sewer is unavailable, building-permit packages may require proof of provincial approval before the local permit can proceed.
Confirm who holds the onsite sewage approval, whether a provincial certificate/approval is required for the proposed work, and whether the municipality needs that approval before issuing a building or development permit.
