Traduction de «égouts publics » (Français → Anglais) :

In 1999 municipal infrastructure programs should be sufficiently flexible to accommodate equally the needs of both rural and small communities and focus on the following: waste management systems, including waste diversion, product stewardship, upgrades of existing landfill sites, methane capture, upgrading of incineration technology to meet the new requirements for dioxins and furans and mercury emissions; water treatment, including water conservation, sewage upgrades to further reduce contaminants in water effluent, and water treatment alternatives such as settling ponds and wetlands; alternative energy sources, energy efficiency, vehicle emissions testing, and public transit; ...[+++] and finally, mobility, including investment in road repair and upgrades, commuter rail, and advanced technology public transit.

Such infrastructure projects should include public building infrastructure such as schools, hospitals or prisons, social infrastructure such as social housing, transport infrastructure such as roads, mass transit systems or airports, energy infrastructure such as energy grids, climate adaptation and mitigation projects, power plants or pipelines, water management infrastructure such as water supply systems, sewage or irrigation systems, communication infrastructure such as networks and waste management infrastructure such as recycling or collection systems.

Such infrastructure projects should include public building infrastructure such as schools, hospitals or prisons, social infrastructure such as social housing, transport infrastructure such as roads, mass transit systems or airports, energy infrastructure such as energy grids, climate adaptation and mitigation projects, power plants or pipelines, water management infrastructure such as water supply systems, sewage or irrigation systems, communication infrastructure such as networks and waste management infrastructure such as recycling or collection systems.

Therefore this Directive should apply not only to public communications network providers but to any owner or holder of rights to use, in the latter case without prejudice to any third party's property rights, extensive and ubiquitous physical infrastructures suitable to host electronic communications network elements, such as physical networks for the provision of electricity, gas, water and sewage and drainage systems , heating and transport services.

Not only are First Nations responsible for local public service matters in the way that municipalities are in terms of roads, sewers, water systems, waste disposal, garbage collection and so forth, but First Nations governments are also the primary delivery mechanism for a wide array of essential public services that are usually delivered by much larger governments, and provincial governments in particular.

Second, it would encourage public investment in our roads, sewers and public buildings, all of which would increase the nation's productivity and therefore our competitiveness.