Outdoor Burning in Tiny Township 2016

Outdoor Burning in Tiny Township:

Full details on the Tiny website

http://www.tiny.ca/Pages/Fire--Emergency-Services.aspx

But here is a quick summary

Fire Permit Information

New in 2016!! The burning of leaves is strictly prohibited

Fire permits can be purchased through the Township of Tiny Office, at 130 Balm Beach Road West, Perkinsfield (9:00 am to 4:30 pm) Monday to Friday.

They can also be purchased for $20.00 cash only at the 6 (six) following locations:

1) Lafontaine SuperMarket, 345 rue Lafontaine Road West, Lafontaine

2) Wyevale Jug City, 870 County Road 6 South, Wyevale

3) Mailloux Jug City, 594 Champlain Road, North West Basin

4) LA Hill Esso Station, 2 Lafontaine Road East, Lafontaine

5) R&P Gas, 2236 County Road 92, Elmvale

6) Country Corner Variety, 1 County Road 6 South, Perkinsfield

You can also download a copy of the Fire Permit application and rules, by clicking on the link located on the left side of this page entitled "Fire Permit Application".

It is the applicant's responsibility to know if a Fire Ban is in effect.

For FIRE BAN INFORMATION contact the Township of Tiny office at (705) 526-4204 ext 226 or check the Fire Rating Symbol on the Home Page

REMEMBER IT'S ILLEGAL TO BURN WITHOUT A VALID FIRE PERMIT

Did you know?

That IF you wish to burn a pile that's larger than 1 meter in diameter or height that you require a special permit?

Burning in a 45 gallon drum or barrel also requires a Fire Permit, NO EXCEPTIONS

Planning To Have A Outdoor Fire This Year?

Just a reminder

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New in 2016!! The burning of leaves is strictly prohibited in Tiny

Fire permits can be purchased through the Township of Tiny Office, at 130 Balm Beach Road West, Perkinsfield (9:00 am to 4:30 pm) Monday to Friday.

They can also be purchased for $20.00 cash only at the 5 (five) following locations:

1) Lafontaine SuperMarket, 345 rue Lafontaine Road West, Lafontaine

2) Wyevale Jug City, 870 County Road 6 South, Wyevale

3) Mailloux Jug City, 594 Champlain Road, North West Basin

4) LA Hill Esso Station, 2 Lafontaine Road East, Lafontaine

5) R&P Gas, 2236 County Road 92, Elmvale

You can also download a copy of the Fire Permit application and rules, by clicking on the link located on the left side of this page entitled "Fire Permit Application".

It is the applicant's responsibility to know if a Fire Ban is in effect.

For FIRE BAN INFORMATION contact the Township of Tiny office at (705) 526-4204 ext 226 or check the Fire Rating Symbol on the Home Page

REMEMBER IT'S ILLEGAL TO BURN WITHOUT A VALID FIRE PERMIT

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I ordered mine in January and received it in about a week or so.

Just a reminder you need a fire permit to burn outdoors.

Just a reminder you need a fire permit to burn outdoors.

Fire Permit Information
Fire permits can be purchased through the Township of Tiny Office, at 130 Balm Beach Road West
(9:00 am to 4:30 pm) Monday to Friday.

They can also be purchased for $20.00 cash only at the 6 (six) following locations:

1) Lafontaine SuperMarket, 345 rue Lafontaine Road West, Lafontaine
2) Wyevale Jug City, 870 County Road 6 South, Wyevale
3) Mailloux Jug City, 594 Champlain Road, North West Basin
4) Adamson Gas Station, 120 County Road 6 South, Perkinsfield
5) Marc's Hardware, 520 Cedar Point Road, Lafontaine
6) LA Hill Esso Station, 2 Lafontaine Road East, Lafontaine

You can also download a copy of the Fire Permit application and rules, by clicking on the link located on the left side of this page entitled "Fire Permit Application".

It is the applicant’s responsibility to know if a Fire Ban is in effect.

For FIRE BAN INFORMATION contact the Township of Tiny office at (705) 526-4204 or check the Fire Rating Symbol on the Home Page,

REMEMBER IT’S ILLEGAL TO BURN WITHOUT A VALID FIRE PERMIT

Is your cottage covered against fires?

Is your cottage covered against fires?

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When Alice Ogden’s Manitoulin Island cottage burned down in 2005, “We knew the cottage was insured, but we didn’t know by how much.” The Ogdens bought their getaway (originally a cabin at a fishing resort) in 1985 and assumed the existing insurance policy. As a result, the $51,000 in structure and contents coverage “wasn’t enough to build a modern cottage,” she says. The replacement (including such big-ticket items as a new wood stove and composting toilet) cost more than three times what the original building was insured for.

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