2013 Spring & Summer Guide - Municipality of North Perth

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MayorJulie BehrnsDeputy MayorVince JudgeElma Ward CouncillorsKen BuchananMatt DuncanDavid LudingtonListowel Ward CouncillorsDoug KellumWarren HowardMatt RichardsonWallace Ward CouncillorsPaul HornMeredith SchneiderMunicipal Contacts .......................................................1Building Department & By-Law Info....................................2Clerk’s Department .......................................................3Finance Department .....................................................4Public Works Department. ...............................................5Daycare and Early Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Library and Community Programs .....................................7Community Programs ....................................................8Registration Form .........................................................9Community Parks & Trails ...............................................10MAYOR’S MESSAGEGreetings from NorthPerth Council. This guidehas been prepared foreasy reference to the manyrecreation programs availablein North Perth. As well, itcontains valuable informationregarding municipal services,programs and contacts in thecommunity.Table of ContentsMany of these programswould not be possible withoutthe wonderful volunteersour community is extremelyfortunate to have, and for thatwe are truly thankful!There’s something for all ages,so on behalf of North PerthCouncil, I encourage you toparticipate, be a spectator,or become a volunteer in ourvibrant community. You willbe glad you did!Julie BehrnsMayorMunicipality of North PerthNorth Perth Facilities for Rent .........................................12Summer Bus Trips. .......................................................13Summer Camp Information ............................................15Summer Camp Schedule ...............................................16Specialty Camps. .........................................................17Pool Information .........................................................18Public Swimming Schedule ............................................19Swimming Lesson Schedule. ...........................................21Sport & Leisure Contacts. ...............................................22Community Contacts. ...................................................23MUNICIPALGeneral Inquiries ...........................................519-291-2950Chief Administrative Officer ..............................519-292-2040Clerk. .........................................................519-292-2062Director of Finance/Treasurer ............................519-292-2045Public Works - Roads, Water, Sewer .....................519-292-2068Public Works - Landfill .....................................519-292-2069Director of Recreation .....................................519-292-2055Fire Chief - ext. 3101 .......................................519-291-6825Chief Building Official .....................................519-292-2058By-law Enforcement Officer ..............................519-292-2050Water Billing Inquiries .....................................519-292-2046Tax Collector ................................................519-292-2044Recreation Facilities Booking. ............................519-292-2054Recreation Program Inquiries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .519-292-2056Planning Inquiries. .........................................519-292-2059Animal Control Officer ....................................519-356-2841After Hours Emergency ...................................519-291-2940ARENAS, POOLS & COMMUNITY CENTRESListowel Memorial Arena .................................519-291-4875Wallace Community Centre ..............................519-291-2976Elma Logan Recreation Complex ........................519-347-2650Elma Memorial Community Centre .....................519-356-2353Listowel Kinsmen Pool ....................................519-291-5387Atwood Lions Pool. ........................................519-356-2630OTHER MUNICIPAL SERVICESNorth Perth Day Care Centre .............................519-291-4222North Perth Public LibrariesListowel Branch .......................................519-291-4621Atwood Branch .......................................519-356-2455Monkton Branch ......................................519-347-2703Stratford-Perth Archives-Listowel .......................519-291-1598Fairview Cemetery Office .................................519-291-5433OTHERAvon Maitland District School Board ...................519-527-0111Huron-Perth Catholic District School Board ...........519-345-2440Maitland Valley Conservation Authority. ...............519-335-3557Listowel Memorial Hospital ..............................519-291-3120Gary Schellenberger - M.P. Perth-Wellington .......1-866-303-1400Randy Pettapiece - M.P.P. Perth-Wellington .........1-800-461-9701Hydro One Billing Inquiries ............................1-888-664-9376Hydro One Emergency .................................1-800-434-1235MTO - Road Conditions/Closures .....................1-800-268-4686Perth District Health Unit .................................519-271-7600County of Perth. ............................................519-271-0531EMERGENCYFIRE EMERGENCY NON-EMERGENCYStation 1 - Listowel 9-1-1 519-291-6825Station 2 - Atwood 9-1-1 519-356-9031Station 3 - Monkton 9-1-1 519-347-2626POLICE 9-1-1 519-291-3326AMBULANCE 9-1-1 519-273-7382LANDFILL SITE7080 Road 166Hours:Tuesdays to Fridays 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Saturdays 8:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.The Landfill is now available for year round disposalof these household hazardous waste materials:paint, used oil, anti-freeze, propane tanks, batteries,fluorescent tubes and tires. It is important to bringyour hazardous products to the Landfill Site duringnormal landfill hours so they can be disposed ofproperly.The Municipality of North Perth Household HazardousWaste Disposal Program is an opportunity for you toclear potentially dangerous waste out of your home anddispose of them in an environmentally safe manner, at nocost to you. NO PESTICIDES.Please note that landfill hours aresubject to change. For updatedschedule, call 519-292-2067 or checkout our website www.northperth.caMunicipal Contacts | 2013 Spring & Summer Guide | www.northperth.ca 1
NEW OCCUPANCY REqUIREMENTSFOR HOUSES COME INTO EFFECTJANUARY 2012Commencing on January 1st, 2012 residential houses* must meetmore stringent completion requirements before occupancy of thehouse can be permitted. These new requirements found in Article1.3.3.4. of Division C of the Ontario Building Code will culminatein the issuance of an Occupancy Permit.Builders of such houses will need to be diligent to ensure theycan meet their scheduled closing dates.Here’s a summary of the current and future criteria for allowingthe occupancy of a newly constructed house:BUILDING COMPONENTS REqUIRED FOR OCCUPANCY OF A HOUSE*(a) Structure substantially completed and ready to be used for its intended purpose(b) Building envelope substantially completed (cladding, roofing, windows, doors, assembliesrequiring a fire resistance rating, closures, insulation, vapour barriers and air barriers)(c) Insulation and vapour barrier protected from mechanical damage where required(d) Site grading is substantially completed(e) Required electrical supply is provided(f) Required fire fighting access routes have been provided and are accessible(g) (i) Required exits, floor access and egress systems, handrails, guards, smoke alarms, carbonmonoxide detectors, fire separations and fire stopping components and systems arecompleted and operational(ii) Required exhaust fume barriers and self-closing devices on doors between attached or built-ingarage and the dwelling unit are completed and operational(h) The water system, building drain, building sewer, drainage system and venting system arecompleted, operational and tested(i) Required plumbing fixtures are substantially completed and operationalPROPERTY STANDARDS AND BY-LAW ENFORCEMENT REMINDERS• In-line skates, skateboards, scooters, rollerblades & roller skates are not permitted in downtown core as per By-law No. 100-AD-2002• All persons are to remove all animal excrement from public and private property including parks and walking trails. No dog ispermitted to run at large on any public property within the Municipality as per By-law No. 125-AD-2000.• Fireworks are only permitted to be set off within the Municipality with approval of the Fire Chief as well as permit issued by theMunicipality of North Perth as per By-law No. 56-AD-2001.• The Noise By-law is in effect year round. Certain violations including yelling, shouting and loud music are prohibited at specifictimes of the day as per By-law No. 32-AD-2001 and are subject to a fine.• Property Standards 72-2009. All properties are to maintain the prescribed standards for themaintenance and occupancy of all properties in the Municipalities.• No person shall erect a sign on public property without the permission of Council. If permitted,any such poster or sign must be removed within three days following the event as per By-lawNo. 22-2009Please Contact the By-law Enforcement Officer, Kristen Bickers at 519-292-2050, with regards toany questions pertaining to by-laws or property standards.APPLICATIONSRECEIVED BEFOREJAN. 1, 20122 www.northperth.ca | 2013 Spring & Summer Guide | Building Department & By-Law InfoXXXAPPLICATIONSRECEIVED AFTERJAN. 1, 2012(j) Radon venting requirements for designated municipalities X X*Note: Houses are residential dwelling units in a detached, semi-detached or townhouse form where no unit is above another unit, and eachunit has its own exit facility.A house cannot be occupied without an Occupancy Permit being issued, and no Occupancy Permit will be issued unless all of theabove requirements have been satisfied.XXXXXXXXXXCOUNCIL SCHEDULEThe council schedule, agenda and minutesmay be viewed at www.northperth.ca.Please note all Council meetings will beheld in the North Perth Council Chamberslocated at 330 Wallace Ave. N., Listowel, ONCouncil MeetingsMonday, April 8, 2013Monday, April 15, 2013Monday, April 22, 2013Monday, May 6, 2013Monday, May 13, 2013Monday, May 27, 2013Monday, June 3, 2013Monday, June 17, 2013Monday, June 24, 2013Monday, July 8, 2013Monday, July 22, 2013Monday, August 12, 2013Monday, August 26, 2013Monday, September 9, 2013Monday, September 16, 2013Monday, September 23, 2013Monday, October 7, 2013Monday, October 21, 2013Monday, October 28, 2013Monday, November 4, 2013Monday, November 18, 2013Monday, November 25, 2013Monday, December 2, 2013Monday, December 9, 2013Monday, December 16, 2013The public is welcome and encouragedto attend these meetings. If you wish tobe a delegation at a Council meeting, youneed to prepare a presentation and haveit available to the Clerk by 4:30pm on theWednesday prior to the meeting, for it tobe included on the agenda.CLERK DEPARTMENT SERVICESWe strive to efficiently provide the statuatory responsibilities and services of theMunicipal Clerk to the Municipal Council and Public. Services provided by theClerk’s Department include:• Municipal Website Administration• Council and Committee minutes• Co-ordination of Municipal Elections Commissioner of Oath Signature:• By-law and Policy Information • Bring Identification such as driver’s• Emergency Management Planlicense or passport• Building Department• Bring the unsigned document thatrequires the Commissioner of• PlanningOath Signature. All persons whose• Vital Statisticssignature is required MUST be• Marriage Licencespresent to sign• Lottery Licences• $15 fee for the CommissionerService appliesCOMMUNITY EMERGENCY MANAGMENTAn emergency or disaster can happen at anytime and occur anywhere.From snow storms to power outages, road closures and the unavailabilityof supplies, the County and Member Municipalities of Perth are preparedto manage an emergency.Emergency Management Links:• Emergency Management Ontario - http: //www.ontario.ca/EMO• Perth County Emergency - www.perthcounty.ca/emergency_management• Environment Canada Public Weather Warnings - http://weatheroffice.ec.gc.ca/warnings/warnings_e.html• Perth County District Health Unit - http://www.pdhu.on.ca/Due to recent events in Canada and around the world, personal emergencypreparedness has become more and more important and necessary. TheCounty and Member Municipalities of Perth are preparing for emergenciesas well as the provincial and federal governments. However, personalpreparedness starts with you.Clerk's Department | 2013 Spring & Summer Guide | www.northperth.ca 3
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