Aamjiwnaang moves residents as benzene removal starts
Burn permits on line in Brooke-Alvinston
August 28, 2019
People in Brooke-Alvinston planning to big fire will soon be able to get their burn permits on line.
Starting Sept. 1, residents who need a permit can go online to ba.burnpermits.com to apply.
You’ll get a approval notification and then, just before they start the fire, they call 226-778-3636 to activate the permit.
Officials say the permits will be valid for two weeks, in case of weather and there is no cost for the service.
You won’t need a permit for a campfire and you need 48 hours for approval of the online permit.
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