CANADA DAY CELEBRATION
SUNDAY, JUNE 30TH, 2019 @ 6:30 P.M.
Come join us at the Burstall Golf Club House for FREE Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, Chips, Freezies, Pop & Water.
Adult beverages will be available for purchase.
Live Music.
Fire Works will start at approximately 10:30 p.m.
Golf Course will be open for a round of golf.
FOOD DONATED BY PEMBINA
FIRE WORKS DONATED BY THE BURSTALL BORDER TOWN LIONS AND BURSTALL LIONS CLUBS.
2019
OUTSIDE WATERING SCHEDULE
EFFECTIVE APRIL 1 to SEPTEMBER 30, 2019
Even Numbered Houses ………. Even Days
Odd Numbered Houses ………. Odd Days
31st day of Month
6:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M. …. Odd Numbered Houses
6:00 P.M. – 10:00 P.M. … Even Numbered Houses
WATERING HOURS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
6:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M.
6:00 P.M. – 10:00 P.M.
RESTRICTIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE DEPENDING ON THE WATER SUPPLY
The penalty for any person found guilty of an infraction of any provision of Bylaw 2017-166, A Bylaw Of The Town Of Burstall To Control The Use Of Water From The Municipal Water System For the Use of Outside Water shall be the discontinuation of water supply and a re-connection charge of two hundred, fifty dollars, ($250.00), which is to be paid in cash. Underground sprinkler watering can be scheduled from 12 am to 6 am utilizing the odd / even days (house numbers). If you wish to water using underground sprinklers during the 12 am to 6 am schedule you must let the Town Administrator know.
Drinking Water Quality and Compliance Annual Notice to Consumers
Introduction
The Water Security Agency and the Ministry of Environment requires that at least once each year waterworks owners provide notification to consumers of the quality of water produced and supplied as well as information on the performance of the waterworks in submitting samples as required by a Minister’s Order or Permit to Operate a waterworks. The following is a summary of the Town of Burstall water quality and sample submission compliance record for the 2018 time period. This report was completed on January 4th, 2019. Readers should refer to Water Security Agency’s Municipal Drinking Water Quality Monitoring Guidelines, June 2015, EPB 502 for more information on minimum sample submission requirements and the meaning of type of sample. Permit requirements for a specific waterworks may require more sampling than outlined in the department’s monitoring guidelines. If consumers need more information on the nature and significance of specific water tests, for example, “what is the significance of Selenium in a water supply”, more detailed information is available from: http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/ewh-semt/pubs/water-eau/index_e.html .
Water Quality Standards
Bacteriological Quality
Regular Samples Regular Samples # of Positive Regular
Parameter/Location Limit Required Submitted Submitted (%)
Total Coliform 0 Organisms/100 mL _____24_______ ______26_______ ______0__________
E. coli 0 Organisms/100 mL _____24_____________26________ _____0__________
Background Bacteria Less than 200/100 mL ______________ __________ ________________
Water Disinfection –
Chlorine Residual in Distribution System for Test Results Submitted with Bacteriological Samples
Minimum Total Chlorine Free Chlorine # Tests # Tests # Adequate
Parameter Limit Residual Range Residual Range Required Submitted Chlorine (%)
Chlorine 0.1 mg/L free OR
Residual 0.5 mg/L total __.62 – 1.24_____ __.55 – 1.19____ __24___ _26_____ __100%______
Water Disinfection –
Free Chlorine Residual for Water Entering Distribution System from Waterworks Records-From Water Treatment Plant Records
Test Level # Tests # Tests Not Meeting
Parameter Limit (mg/L) Range Performed Requirements
Free Chlorine Residual at least 0.1 _.52 – 1.85___ __365___ __ 0______
A minimum of 0.1 milligrams per litre (mg/L) free chlorine residual is required for water entering the distribution system. Tests are normally performed on a daily basis by the waterworks operator and are to be recorded in operation records. This data includes the number of free chlorine residual tests performed, the overall range of free chlorine residual (highest and lowest recorded values) and the number of tests and percentage of results not meeting the minimum requirement of 0.1 mg/L free chlorine residual.
Turbidity – From Water Treatment Plant Records
Parameter Limit Test Level # Tests Not Meeting Maximum # Tests # Tests
(NTU) Range Requirements Turbidity (NTU) Required Performed
Turbidity __1.0___ _.12 – .97___ ____0__________ _____.97___ __365__ ___365_____
Chemical – Health Category
All waterworks serving less than 5000 persons are required to submit water samples for SE’s Chemical Health category once every 2 years. The Chemical Health category includes analysis for arsenic, barium, boron, cadmium, chromium, fluoride, lead, nitrate, selenium and uranium.
The last sample for Chemical Health analysis was submitted on March 27th, 2017. Sample results indicated that the provincial drinking water quality standards were not exceeded.
Limit Limit Sample
Parameter MAC(mg/L) IMAC (mg/L) Result(s)
Arsenic 0.010 .00020
Barium 1.0 .0874
Boron 5.0 0.1
Cadmium 0.005 .00015
Chromium 0.05 .00019
Fluoride (avg*) 1.5 .18
Lead 0.01 .00020
Nitrate (avg.*) 45.0 .6
Seleniuum 0.01 .00113
Uranium 0.02 .0011
General Chemical
Aesthetic Sample Results
Parameter Objectives * (mg/L) (average)
Alkalinity 500 191
Bicarbonate No Objective 233
Calcium No Objective 52
Carbonate No Objective 0
Chloride 250 18.7
Conductivity No Objective 599
Hardness 800 204
Magnesium 200 18
PH No Objective 8.2
Sodium 300 44
Sulphate 500 100.1
Total dissolved
Solids 1500 468
All waterworks serving less than 5000 persons are required to submit water samples for SE’s General Chemical category once every two years if a ground water source and once per three months every second year if a surface water or blended surface/groundwater source. The General Chemical category includes analysis for alkalinity, bicarbonate, calcium, carbonate, chloride, conductivity, hardness (as CaCO3), magnesium, sodium, sulphate and total dissolved solids.
The last sample for General Chemical analysis was required on 2017 and submitted on March 27th, 2017. Sample results indicated that there were no exceedences of the provincial aesthetic objectives for the General Chemical category.
*Objectives apply to certain characteristics of or substances found in water for human consumptive or hygienic use. The presence of these substances will affect the acceptance of water by consumers and/or interfere with the practice of supplying good quality water. Compliance with drinking water aesthetic objectives is not mandatory as these objectives are in the range where they do not constitute a health hazards. The aesthetic objectives for several parameters (including hardness as CaCO3, magnesium, sodium and total dissolved solids) consider regional differences in drinking water sources and quality.
More information on water quality and sample submission performance may be obtained from:
Town of Burstall
Box 250, Burstall, Sask. S0N 0H0
Telephone Number: 306-679-2000 / Facsimile Number: 306-679-2275 Email Address: burstall@sasktel.net
The following is information on the Town of Burstall’s waterworks, as required under The Municipalities Regulations:
2018 Waterworks Financial Overview:
Total waterworks revenues: $136,856
Total waterworks expenditures: $85,528
Total debt payment on waterworks infrastructure loans $0.00
Comparison of waterworks revenues to expenditures plus debt payments, expressed as a ration: $136,856/$85,528 = 1.60
The council for the Town of Burstall would like to remind it’s residence that it is the landowners responsibility to maintain their boulevards and alleys.
2019 Pet Licences are due
Licences are valid January 1 to December 31 of each year.
Licences are purchased at the Town Office.