TOWN OF CHURCHBRIDGE NOTICES
School Zone Precaution
Just a reminder that school is back in session. Please be cautious and abide by the school zone. Thank you for your cooperation.
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Water Treatment System Announcement
New Building Canada Fund- Small Communities Fund (SCF) will provide the Town of Churchbridge with a Water treatment system upgrade in the amount of $2.245 million. Councillor Russ Thies was on hand for the announcement made in Saskatoon Tuesday, Sept 11.
The project will be completed in 2.5 years and includes:
• Construct approx. 140 m2 building expansion, reservoir upgrades, approx. 12 L/s Reverse Osmosis unit, drainage upgrades, electrical room, backup generator, and all associated works.
• Wells: modifications and upgrades as needed including review by hydro geologist, pump replacement and electrical upgrades.
• Building expansion: confirm structural capacity, construct new building expansion complete with HVAC system, electrical system upgrade, modify existing building, and other associated works.
• Reservoir Upgrades: reservoir structure modifications as necessary to suit the membrane treatment unit and upgrades to the level control system.
• Drainage upgrades: upgrades to drainage within the WTP if determined to be practical during design.
• Reverse Osmosis Unit: treatment unit (including pre-treatment if necessary) and control system including integration of WTP plant controls.
• Backup Generator: Installation of standby power generation.
• Electrical Room: Separated room for electrical equipment including new power distribution equipment, motor control, and all associated works.
• Sewage Pumping Station and Sewage Lagoon capacity review.
• Engineering, Geotechnical investigation, and Hydro geological review.
For the news releases, click below:
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CTV News
~ Government of Saskatchewan
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Maintaining your Smoke Alarm
Government Relations Minister Warren Kaeding encourages all residents to check your Smoke Alarm. Please view the link below for his comments and more information:
http://www.saskatchewan.ca/…/september/04/smoke-alarms-check
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Dangerous Goods Presentation
This presentation will focus on dangerous goods moving through the Town of Churchbridge. Topics of discussion will include: the Protective Direction 36, a list of the most dangerous goods, hazard and risk information, the Protective Action Distance Interactive Mapping, and general awareness information for yourself, your family, and your community.
This presentation is brought to you by Carter Prier (The Emergency Measures Coordinator), Town Council, and the Churchbridge Fire Department. Come out and learn some new information!
The Presentation will be held on November 1st, 2018 at 7 p.m. in the Churchbridge Community Hall.
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Cat Issues
The Town office continues to receive complaints about CATS running at large.
According the Town Bylaw (h) Every Owner or Keeper shall ensure that their cat(s) is not being a nuisance or running at large. For more details see: http://www.churchbridge.com/office/bylaws/2015-012_Cat.pdf
TIPS ON PREVENTING CAT COMPLAINTS
The Town of Churchbridge is hopeful that all residents of the Town can live in harmony with their neighbours. Unfortunately irritants arise from time to time that do not encourage positive neighbourly relationships. Cats that are permitted to be a “nuisance and/or run at large” are one such irritant.
Informed professionals advise us that the life expectancy of an outdoor cat is considered to be very short. These cats are struck by moving vehicles, caught in the fans of motor vehicles, mauled by stray dogs, injured in cat fights, and are exposed to disease, extreme heat and severe cold. The injury or death of your pet by any cause is a highly emotional and frequently expensive experience.
We believe that the kindest thing you can do for your pet is to have it spayed or neutered and to keep it indoors. You may also wish to consider harness and/or leash training, continual outdoor supervision, or building an enclosed cat run. Any activity you elect will keep your cat out of your neighbour’s yards will help improve neighbourhood relationships. It will also keep your cat from being impounded and you from being prosecuted.
Be a responsible cat owner and a good neighbour: Spay or neuter your cat; have your cat tattooed and register, microchip implanted, or wear identification bearing your name and telephone number; keep your cat indoors, in an outdoor, enclosed cat run, on a harness or leash, or under continual supervision. |
