Servicing intelligence
Water, Sanitary & Storm, Where the City Publishes It
CivilProposal integrates queryable municipal main layers where a municipality publishes open servicing data: currently 27 cities, with the available main types varying by city. Elsewhere, servicing is not integrated and is flagged for verification.
Every output is labelled screened (planning-level, from open data) or source-confirmed (matched against an official open-data source), so your team knows exactly what to check before submission.
Cities with Integrated Servicing Layers
Live from the servicing-source registry. Each city shows the main types it publishes as open data.
Calgary, AB
Water
Source: City of Calgary Open Data — Water Mains & Hydrants (Socrata w6h9-w33i / 5qgc-b482)
Edmonton, AB
Sanitary, Storm
Source: City of Edmonton Open Data — Drainage Pipe Segments
Kelowna, BC
Water, Sanitary, Storm
Source: City of Kelowna Open Data — Water, Sanitary & Storm Utilities + Hydrants (ArcGIS)
Nanaimo, BC
Water, Sanitary, Storm
Source: City of Nanaimo NanMap — Water, Sanitary & Storm Utilities (ArcGIS)
Richmond, BC
Water, Sanitary, Storm
Source: City of Richmond Open Data — Water, Sanitary & Drainage Mains (ArcGIS)
Vancouver, BC
Water, Sanitary, Storm
Source: City of Vancouver Open Data — Water Distribution Mains, Sewer Mains & Fire Hydrants
Surrey, BC
Water, Sanitary, Storm
Source: City of Surrey Open Data (COSMOS) — Water, Sanitary & Drainage Mains
Burnaby, BC
Water, Sanitary, Storm
Source: City of Burnaby Open Data — Watermain, Sanitary Main & Storm Main
Victoria, BC
Water, Sanitary, Storm
Source: City of Victoria Open Data — Water Main, Sewer Gravity Mains & Storm Drain Gravity Mains
Kamloops, BC
Water, Sanitary, Storm
Source: City of Kamloops Open Data — Water, Sanitary & Drainage Gravity/Pressurized Mains
Abbotsford, BC
Water, Sanitary, Storm
Source: City of Abbotsford GIS — Water Mains, Sanitary Mains & Drainage Mains
Coquitlam, BC
Water, Sanitary, Storm
Source: City of Coquitlam Open Data — Water, Sanitary & Drainage Mains
Winnipeg, MB
Source: City of Winnipeg Open Data — no public water/sewer main layers
Moncton, NB
Sanitary, Storm
Source: City of Moncton Open Data — Sanitary, Storm & Combined sewers + Hydrants (ArcGIS)
Kitchener, ON
Water, Sanitary, Storm
Source: City of Kitchener Open Data — Water, Sanitary & Storm mains + Hydrants (ArcGIS)
Waterloo, ON
Water, Sanitary, Storm
Source: City of Waterloo Open Data — Water, Sanitary & Storm mains + Hydrants (ArcGIS)
Barrie, ON
Water, Sanitary, Storm
Source: City of Barrie Open Data — Water, Sanitary & Storm mains + Hydrants (ArcGIS)
Windsor, ON
Sanitary, Storm
Source: City of Windsor Open Data — Sanitary & Storm sewers (ArcGIS)
Kingston, ON
Storm
Source: City of Kingston Open Data — Storm sewer mains (ArcGIS)
Ottawa, ON
Water, Sanitary, Storm
Source: Open Ottawa — Water and Wastewater Infrastructure
Hamilton, ON
Water, Sanitary, Storm
Source: Open Hamilton — Watermain, Sewermain & Fire Hydrants
Mississauga, ON
Storm
Source: City of Mississauga Open Data — Storm Sewer Network
Oakville, ON
Storm
Source: Town of Oakville GIS — Storm Main (Network Infrastructure)
London, ON
Water, Sanitary, Storm
Source: City of London Open Data — WaterMains, Sewer Pipes & Fire Hydrants
Toronto, ON
Water, Sanitary, Storm
Source: City of Toronto Open Data — Watermains & Sewer Mains
Montreal, QC
Water, Sanitary, Storm
Source: Ville de Montréal Open Data — Plan d'intervention réseaux eau / égouts (2023–2027)
Regina, SK
Sanitary, Storm
Source: City of Regina Open Data — Domestic Sewer Network & Storm Sewer Network
Integrated layers are a planning-level signal. Confirm depths, sizes, capacity, and connection points with the municipality and a locate before relying on them. Where servicing is not integrated, treat it as a verification task.
Preliminary, planning-level screening, not a sealed engineering report. Verify with qualified professionals and authorities before client submission. Read disclaimer