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Fire Permits

Fire Permits

Fire permits are required for open air burning from April 1 to October 31. Permits are valid for 10 days at a cost of $10.00 or for 30 days for $30.00. They can be obtained at the municipal office during business hours.

Fire permits are only valid if these regulations are followed:

  • The purpose of the fire is -Incineration

                                             -Burning brush

                                             -Land clearing

                                             -Campfire

                                             -Other

  • The wind must be less than 20km/h.
  • All land clearing material shall be in piles seperated by a safe distance.
  • This permit is only valid from 2 hours after sunrise and 2 hours before sunset.
  • You must have -A spade shovel  

                              -A rake

                              -A 2 gallon pail of water

                              -A charged garden hose

For more information on fire permitts please see the by-law 2001-47 Fire Permits.


For more information on Fire prevention please see The Office of The Fire Marshal Link http://www.ofm.gov.on....ish/default.asp

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I would like to take this opportunity to thank the staff for being so helpful in my recent meeting with the Economic Development Officer, Chief Building Official, Public Works Supervisor and Deputy Clerk. I had many questions regarding rezoning and development. It was a pleasure to have them answered in a co-operative, responsible, knowledgeable manner. Council and staff should be congratulated for their efforts in this matter. Lonny Rose, April 20, 2010.