Ammonium Nitrate Storage Facilities Regulations (C.R.C., c. 1145)
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Regulations are current to 2026-04-28 and last amended on 2015-06-18. Previous Versions
2 In these Regulations,
- ammonium nitrate
ammonium nitrate means the chemical compound NH4 NO3 in granular, prilled, flake, crystalline or other solid form; (nitrate d’ammonium)
- ammonium nitrate mixed fertilizer
ammonium nitrate mixed fertilizer means a mixture consisting of ammonium nitrate and other fertilizer or inert substances and intended for use as a fertilizer; (engrais mélangés contenant du nitrate d’ammonium)
- capacity of a storage facility
capacity of a storage facility means the maximum weight of ammonium nitrate or ammonium nitrate mixed fertilizer which the applicant, in accordance with the requirements of Part I, declares he will store therein; (capacité d’une installation d’emmagasinage)
- Commission
Commission means the Canadian Transport Commission; (Commission)
- dangerous commodity
dangerous commodity means any substance subject to the Regulations for the Transportation of Dangerous Commodities by Rail as approved by General Order O-29 and amendments thereto, or subject to any other regulations or order made by the Commission to control its hazard; (marchandise dangereuse)
- main track
main track is a track extending through yards and between stations where trains are operated by timetable, train order, block signals, or some other method of control approved by the Commission; (voie ferrée principale)
- National Building Code of Canada
National Building Code of Canada means the building code of that name which is published by the National Research Council; except as may otherwise be prescribed in these Regulations, building classifications, types of construction and fire separations shall be in accordance with that Code; (Code national du bâtiment au Canada)
- on-site building or structure
on-site building or structure means a building or structure occupying the same site as the storage facility and is used exclusively by the company or person that operates the storage facility; (bâtiment ou ouvrage sur l’emplacement)
- ordinary location
ordinary location means a location in which electrical equipment, under normal conditions of use, is not unduly exposed to damage from mechanical causes, excessive dust, moisture, extreme temperatures or corrosive, flammable or explosive atmospheres; (emplacement ordinaire)
- owning or operating company
owning or operating company means the person or company owning or operating the storage facility; (compagnie propriétaire ou exploitante)
- railway right-of-way
railway right-of-way means lands that are owned or leased by a railway, are contiguous to that railway’s tracks and are required for railway purposes; (emprise du chemin de fer)
- railway station
railway station means any location where passenger or freight trains may stop in accordance with the current railway timetable; (gare de chemin de fer)
- railway station-dwelling
railway station-dwelling means a railway station, of which a part is used as a dwelling; (gare-habitation)
- serving track
serving track means the track serving the storage facility and upon which railway cars are located for loading or unloading purposes; (voie de desserte)
- shall
shall is used to indicate mandatory provisions; (le futur)
- should
should is used to indicate a recommendation; (le conditionnel)
- storage facility
storage facility means a warehouse or other enclosure used for the storage of ammonium nitrate or ammonium nitrate mixed fertilizer. (installation d’emmagasinage)
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