Where does a backflow test report go in Kelowna?

The City of Kelowna publishes no intake address we have been able to read; your tester or the notice will say where the report goes.

How often is a backflow test required in Kelowna?

Annually, or as required by the Manager.

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Kelowna backflow test deadline

Q: When is a backflow test report due in Kelowna?

Within 30 days of the Manager’s request. Bylaw: "The results of all inspections and testing shall be submitted to the Manager within 30 days of the Manager requesting the Property owner to do so." (Water Regulation Bylaw No. 10480, s.4.2.2). Read 2026-09-26.

Within 30 days of the Manager’s request. That is the City of Kelowna's rule, quoted below from its own bylaw. Put in your building and your date, and you get the day it is due.

The rule, in the City of Kelowna's words

“The results of all inspections and testing shall be submitted to the Manager within 30 days of the Manager requesting the Property owner to do so.”
Bylaw — Water Regulation Bylaw No. 10480, s.4.2.2 · read 26-Sep-2026

Worth knowing: Covers four water providers: the City utility, Glenmore-Ellison, Rutland Waterworks and Black Mountain Irrigation District.

What happens next

Check your date above. The answer appears on this page straight away: the day your report is due, or which date we still need.
If you leave your email (and tick “I would like a quote” if you want a price), a person replies in writing, usually the same day. Nothing is charged and nobody calls.
A certified tester tests every device on the notice, annually, or as required by the Manager.
The report reaches the City of Kelowna inside the window. The City of Kelowna publishes no intake address we have been able to read; your tester or the notice will say where the report goes. Keep the confirmation, not only your sent copy.

The date on your own notice always beats anything worked out here. Everything we have read about the City of Kelowna · Every BC deadline · Several buildings? The free audit