Coming up This Week

STREET SWEEPERS

WILL BE IN BURSTALL ON THURSDAY, JUNE 12TH, 2025

Please move all vehicles, trailers, etc. off the streets

LANDFILL CLOSED

Saturday, June 14th the landfill will be closed.

FIRE EXTINGUISHER TESTING

Monday June 15th & Tuesday June 16th at the fire hall.

Water Restrictions June 3 & 4

WATER  RESTRICTION IN EFFECT FOR

TUESDAY JUNE 3rd & WEDNESDAY JUNE 4TH

Due to flushing the supply line from the river for use of the large feed pump for the summer months

 

Water Fill Station will be unavailable

The dugout is available for filling (North of the Landfill) Please contact the Town Office for a liability form and payment

 

THERE IS TO BE NO OUTDOOR USE OF WATER on TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY (JUNE 3 & 4)

 

Restrictions will be lifted on June 5th

 

THANK YOU!

May 2025 – A Few Things

NOTICE OF A SPECIAL MEETING

Pursuant to Section 123 of The Municipalities Act, notice is hereby given that the Town of Burstall will hold a special meeting on Wednesday, May 28, 2025 at 6:30 p.m. at 957 Railway Ave, Town of Burstall Council Chambers, to discuss:

  1. Draft Financial Statements
  2. Development Permit – Fence
  3. Land Sale Agreement
  4. Budget

Please note that the land sale agreement and budget portion of the meeting will be closed to the public under The Municipalities Act, Section 120 (b) long range or strategic planning.

WATER METER READING CHANGES!

Water meter readings will now only be required twice per year; the end of April, and the end of October. The Utility Management Bylaw has been updated to reflect these changes.

DELEGATES

To speak at a Council meeting you must register 48 hours prior to the meeting in writing (email is acceptable). You must state what you will be addressing, and your request of Council. All delegates must be respectful, or they will be asked to leave. The next Council meetings is scheduled for Wednesday, June 11, 6:30 p.m., Therefore, you must register to be a delegate by Monday, June 9th.

FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE

Southern Gas & Safety will be at the Burstall Firehall on June 16th and 17th. If you would like your fire extinguisher serviced (at your cost), stop by the fire hall on one of those days.

LANDFILL CLOSED

The Landfill will be closed Saturday June 14th.

CANADA DAY CELEBRATION

Mark your calendars! June 30th will be the annual Canada Day celebration at the Burstall & District Community Centre.

FENCES

Building a fence? Fence information can be found in the Zoning Bylaw located on our website under “Town Documents”. The development permit application on page 72 will need to be filled out and submitted to the Town Office.

March 2025 – A Few Things

SIGN UP FOR E-BILLS

Skip the paper, if you aren’t already receiving your bills by email, send an email to [email protected] to get set up!

 

TRIWAYS FEE INCREASE

Triways has increased their fees for the curbside recycle & waste pickup program. Residents will see this increase on their utility bills beginning March 1st. The price will increase from $19 per bin per month to $21.40 per bin per month

 

SPRING REMINDERS

Provincial regulations prohibit pruning of elm trees from April 1 to August 31 each year. The ban is in place to protect elm trees by helping slow the spread of Dutch elm disease.

 

WHAT CAN GO IN MY RECYCLE BIN?

For a full list of allowable materials in the recycle bins, visit https://triwaysdisposal.com/recycling/

 

ASSESSMENT ROLL NOW OPEN

All assessment notices were mailed or emailed March 13, 2025. If you haven’t received yours, please contact the office. Residents have until May 15, 2025, to file an appeal. More information on your assessment can be found at www.mysama.ca

 

2024 ANNUAL DRINKING WATER QUALITY REPORT

The 2024 annual drinking water quality and compliance report is now available on our website. Visit abetterwayoflice.ca and click on Town Information, then “Town Documents”. For assistance, call the office. The report is also posted at the Post Office or in the Town Office.

Thanks for your patience as we work towards updating our website

 

OFFICE CLOSED

Admin Workshop -April 1

Suma Convention – April 14, 15, 16

April 21 – in lieu of Good Friday

E-Bills and Water Meter Readings

SIGN UP FOR E-BILLS, Skip the paper!
If you aren’t already receiving your bills by email, send an email to [email protected] to get set up!
WATER METER READINGS
As per Bylaw #2021-192 Utility Management Bylaw, Water meters shall be read every two months, from April to October, and estimated from November to March.
Communication will be sent out at the end of April to collect water meter readings.
Thank you!

February Meeting – Date Change

NOTICE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND AFFECTED PARTIES

Notice in Accordance with The Municipalities Act section 123 (1), which governs the Town of Burstall.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT The Town of Burstall has changed the Regular Meeting of Council to Tuesday, February 11th, 2025, in the Council Chambers at the Town of Burstall Office in Burstall, Saskatchewan commencing at 6:30 p.m. CST.

This notice is given to notify the public that a date change from Wednesday, February 12th, 2025 to Tuesday, February 11th, 2025 for the Council Meeting has been called.

Notice given by Stacey Jansma, CAO

Dated January 23, 2025

January 2025 Communication

Council Meetings:

Are always the 2nd Wednesday of the month at 6:30p.m. Public notice will only be given if the time and date of the regular scheduled meeting has been changed.

Sewer Line Maintenance:

Dispose of “flushable” wipes in the garbage – these wipes are designed with fibres that take a long time to break down in water, causing sewer backups and damaging infrastructure along the way

Fats, Oils and Grease (FOG) do not belong in the sewer – Pour liquid FOG including gravies, sauces and leftover grease into an empty jar or can

Cat & Dog Licenses:

Are now due! $15 per dog/cat if it is spayed or neutered, $30 if it is not spayed or neutered.

The Black Stray Dog:

At the January 16th Council meeting, several complaints were brought forward regarding the black stray dog that has been around town.

It is recommended that we do not feed wild or stray animals in town limits. We understand this has good intentions; however, it brings potential safety concerns. Please reference Bylaw 2017-157 regarding Dogs Running at Large.

Council is looking at all options to remedy the situation, which includes being in contact with our Conservation Officer & seeking out possible dog catchers.

Snow Removal:

Just a reminder to please shovel and blow your snow onto your property rather than the street whenever possible.

Thank you!