Burin is a wonderful place to call home, a beautiful destination to explore, and a smart choice for business. It’s easy to see why our community continues to grow, why new businesses are setting up shop, and why visitors keep coming back. Discover for yourself all that the Town of Burin has to offer! Regulations, Policies & By-Laws By-Laws Anti-Litter By-Law Rules of Procedure By-Law Tax Collection By-Law Arrears Sales By-Law Boil Order & Use of Water Source Development Regulations By-Law Noise and Nuisance By-Law Volunteer Fire Dept By-Law Dangerous or Unsightly Property By-Law Regulation of Air and Pellet Guns By-Law Regulations Civic Address Numbering Regulations Snowclearing Regulations Livestock Regulations Animal (Dog) Regulations Animal (Cat) Regulations Fencing Regulations Fencing - Motor Vehicle Wreck Yard Regulations Traffic Regulations Water Sewer Regulations Policies Code of Conduct - Councillors Code of Conduct - Municipal Officials Electronic Equipment Usage Policy Road Standards Policy Asphalt Replacement & Water Connections Policy Business Attractions Policy Big Pond Flushing Policy Council Vehicles Policy Civic Holiday Policy Dr Mayo Scholarship Policy Expression of Sympathy or Recognition Policy General Policies of Council National Building Code Policy Pets on Municipal Trails Policy Harassment Policy Purchase Agreement Policy Records Retention Policy Smoke Free Policy Signage Policy Culvert Installation & Maintenance Policy Business Park Development & Management Policy Procurement Policy Procurement Quotation Record Form

Burin is a wonderful place to call home, a beautiful destination to explore, and a smart choice for business. It’s easy to see why our community continues to grow, why new businesses are setting up shop, and why visitors keep coming back. Discover for yourself all that the Town of Burin has to offer!

Burin is a wonderful place to call home, a beautiful destination to explore, and a smart choice for business. It’s easy to see why our community continues to grow, why new businesses are setting up shop, and why visitors keep coming back. Discover for yourself all that the Town of Burin has to offer! 2026 Tax Structure 2026 Town of Burin Annual Tax Structure PUBLIC NOTICE TOWN OF BURIN - 2026 Taxes and Rates In accordance with the provisions of Section 113 of the Towns and Local Service District, Chapter T-6.2, Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, the following taxes and rates are applicable for 2026 taxation year as approved at a special meeting of Council held December 10, 2025 Residential & Commercial Property Tax 6.5 mils of assessed value ($430.00 minimum) Business Tax: Retail Stores/Salons/Gen. Commercial 12 mils of assessed value ($430.00 minimum) Industrial 20 mils of assessed value ($430.00 minimum) Professional Offices 20.5 mils of assessed value ($430.00 minimum) Financial Institution 200 mils of assessed value ($430.00 minimum) Cinema 12 mils of assessed value ($430.00 minimum) Other Industrial 36.5 mils of assessed value ($430.00 minimum) Business (no fixed place of operation) 7/25 of 1% of gross revenue ($430.00 minimum) Public Utilities 2.5% of gross revenue Water and Sewer Taxes: Residential Water - $328.00 per year Residential Sewer - $132.00 per year Commercial Water - $328.00 per year Commercial Sewer - $132.00 per year Vacant Land Water/Sewer Tax - $90.00 Connection Fees – Water or Sewer - $500.00 / Water and Sewer - $600.00 Government Buildings: Federal and Provincial Government Buildings – Base Rate plus 5 mils of assessed value. Other Buildings: Electrical Utilities $2,700.00 Car Dealerships $1,700.00 Car Wash $1,200.00 Highway Depot $1,700.00 School Board $11,000.00 Hospital $65,000.00 Public College $15,000.00 Efficiency Units (per units) $280.00 Laundromat $470.00 Fire Protection Services: Fire Protection (Parks/Resorts) $1,250.00 per year Non-Serviced Areas $100.00 per household Neighbouring Towns $100.00 per household Permits & Fees: New Residence $100.00 General Repairs/Fencing $20.00 General Repairs – Commercial $75.00 Extension to Residence $25.00 New Commercial $150.00 Extension to Commercial $100.00 Erect Shed $30.00 Dismantle Building $30.00 Erect Seasonal Dwelling $100.00 Tax Certificates/Compliance Letters $100.00 Animal Control Service (Non-Resident) $60.00* / $100.00** (*Feline/**Canine) Field Rental (Weekend) $250.00 Waste Collection Fee $160.00 annually, per unit Asphalt Replacement Fee 100% Cost Recovery Current year taxes are due May 29, 2026. All taxes not paid by this date will be subject to simple interest, charged monthly, at a rate of 12% per annum.

Safe, Welcoming, and Full of Opportunity Burin is a wonderful place to call home, a beautiful destination to explore, and a smart choice for business. It’s easy to see why our community continues to grow, why new businesses are setting up shop, and why visitors keep coming back. Discover for yourself all that the Town of Burin has to offer! Municipal Plan 2010-2020 The Town of Burin's Municipal Plan, formally known as the Town of Burin Municipal Plan 2010-2020, outlines the town's vision, goals, objectives, and policies for the sustainable development of the community. It includes a plan for land use allocation and recommended capital works. The plan is a legally binding document under the Urban and Rural Planning Act, 2000, and is implemented through the Burin Development Regulations. Town of Burin Municipal Plan 2010-2020

Burin is a wonderful place to call home, a beautiful destination to explore, and a smart choice for business. It’s easy to see why our community continues to grow, why new businesses are setting up shop, and why visitors keep coming back. Discover for yourself all that the Town of Burin has to offer! Town of Burin "YOU HAVE TO GET LOST BEFORE YOU CAN BE FOUND." Scenic Attractions Hiking & Walking Trails Experience Traditional Newfoundland Hospitality Explore the Natural Beauty Explore More Local Accommodations Dining Experiences Summer Evening Concerts Discover More Heritage Houses & Craft Shop Harbour Front Boardwalk Salt Pond Walking Trail Learn More

Burin is a wonderful place to call home, a beautiful destination to explore, and a smart choice for business. It’s easy to see why our community continues to grow, why new businesses are setting up shop, and why visitors keep coming back. Discover for yourself all that the Town of Burin has to offer! Waste Collection Burin Peninsula Regional Service Board 🗑️ Regional Management Provider Waste services in Burin are operated by the Burin Peninsula Waste Management Corporation, a regional service board responsible for waste collection and disposal across the Burin Peninsula. 🚛 Curbside Collection Weekly garbage pickup occurs on Wednesday (residents should place bins curb-side by 8:00 AM). A bi-monthly bulk collection provides curbside disposal options—for larger items. Note: no bulk pick-up in January and February. 📅 Holidays & Schedule Changes Collection schedules are subject to change for holidays or weather; updates are posted on the Waste Management Corporation’s website or through local town office notices.

Burin is a wonderful place to call home, a beautiful destination to explore, and a smart choice for business. It’s easy to see why our community continues to grow, why new businesses are setting up shop, and why visitors keep coming back. Discover for yourself all that the Town of Burin has to offer! Community Initiatives Here are some key community initiatives active in the Town of Burin and across the Burin Peninsula: 🧠 Mental Health & Addictions Supports Burin Peninsula Initiative: Eastern Health offers no-referral, walk-in mental health and addictions support at local sites—covering therapy, self-management programs (“Anxiety 101”, “Depression 101”), mindfulness nature walks, school-based comfort spaces, and more Government of Canada. A Community Coalition on Mental Health & Wellness meets quarterly to implement a local action plan focused on suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention. 🏥 Burin Peninsula Health Care Foundation Programs Reaching Youth Initiative Fund: Funds walk-in clinics (Burin, Marystown, Grand Bank, St. Lawrence) and “comfort coves” in schools (Pearce Junior High, Grand Bank, Marystown) to connect youth with mental health supports. Other programs include Wellness Sessions for Women, Palliative Care support, Patient Comfort (travel assistance), Pregnancy & Infant Loss support, and equipment upgrades at the Burin Peninsula Health Centre. 💪 Wellness & Physical Activity Burin Peninsula Trails Challenge: A community summer event encouraging participants to complete 12 trails across the peninsula—raising funds for ICU cardiac equipment. The Eastern Regional Wellness Coalition collaborates across the region (including Burin) to promote healthy eating, physical activity, mental health, and child/youth development. 🚫 Violence Prevention Burin Peninsula Voice Against Violence (BPVAV): A regional committee funded by provincial violence-prevention initiatives, working with local government, Eastern Health, youth services, and community groups to coordinate violence prevention activities and support. 🎓 Youth Education & Outreach Northpine Foundation Grant: A $200,000 investment supporting Smallwood Crescent Community Centre’s programs aimed at reducing dropout rates in grades 7–12 through mentoring, family engagement, and alternative education. 🏛️ Heritage & Cultural Events Burin Heritage Square (Heritage Tourism Association): Manages historical buildings, free guided tours, and summer events like live entertainment, museum exhibits, craft nights, and heritage celebrations. Burin Heritage Weekend: An annual festival held in August at the Heritage Grounds featuring live music, kids’ activities, breakfast on the wharf, and fireworks

Safe, Welcoming, and Full of Opportunity Burin is a wonderful place to call home, a beautiful destination to explore, and a smart choice for business. It’s easy to see why our community continues to grow, why new businesses are setting up shop, and why visitors keep coming back. Discover for yourself all that the Town of Burin has to offer! Regulations, Permits and Applications BUSINESS APPLICATION GENERAL APPLICATION

Burin is a wonderful place to call home, a beautiful destination to explore, and a smart choice for business. It’s easy to see why our community continues to grow, why new businesses are setting up shop, and why visitors keep coming back. Discover for yourself all that the Town of Burin has to offer! About Us Living/Working Photo Gallery Accommodations Location/Map Recreation Amenities Newcomers Town Map Attractions Our History Contact Us To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Photo Credit: Johnaton Poulain

Safe, Welcoming, and Full of Opportunity Burin is a wonderful place to call home, a beautiful destination to explore, and a smart choice for business. It’s easy to see why our community continues to grow, why new businesses are setting up shop, and why visitors keep coming back. Discover for yourself all that the Town of Burin has to offer! 2026 Annual Budget 2026 Town of Burin Annual Budget

Safe, Welcoming, and Full of Opportunity Burin is a wonderful place to call home, a beautiful destination to explore, and a smart choice for business. It’s easy to see why our community continues to grow, why new businesses are setting up shop, and why visitors keep coming back. Discover for yourself all that the Town of Burin has to offer! Recreation Central Park Activities available in Central Park includes Adult and Mini Softball Diamonds, 200 Metre Track, Beach Volleyball,Basketball, Soccer Pool, Shuffle Board, Plaground, Hopscotch, Picnic areas and Scentral Dog Park. Fully accessible. Burin Minor Soccer Association Burin Minor Softball Alphonsus Warren Memorial Soccer Field THE CONSTITUTION OF THE BURIN SPORTS HALL OF FAME - Learn More Soccer Soccer is a deeply rooted and widely celebrated sport in Burin — much like throughout the entire Burin Peninsula. The region boasts a proud tradition of passionate play and intense rivalries, particularly during the storied Challenge Cup competitions between neighbouring towns. At the heart of local soccer activity is the Burin Soccer Field in Salt Pond, a regulation-size facility complete with home and visitor dressing rooms, showers, and washrooms. The field features bleacher seating for fans, and the Burin Minor Soccer Association operates a popular canteen during games and events. This well-used field serves both the intermediate league and hosts a range of minor soccer tournaments each year. For the youngest players, including under-9s, the field features smaller nets and a flexible layout that allows multiple games to run simultaneously, creating a fun, inclusive environment focused on development and enjoyment. In addition, Pearce Junior High School maintains a regulation-size soccer field that supports school athletics and is actively used by the Minor Soccer Association during the summer months, ensuring year-round access to the sport for all ages. From grassroots programs to competitive league play, soccer in Burin continues to thrive as a cornerstone of community life. Softball Softball is a very popular sport in Burin. In the past men’s, ladies, and co-ed leagues as well as a minor softball program flourished under the town. We have had a rich history of our teams participating in both local and out-of-town tournaments. Burin has one softball field: located in Central Park ,The Craig Lundrigan Memorial Field in Salmonier is regulation size and last year hosted many slow pitch softball tournaments. The field is home to the Burin Minor Softball Program. It is also used by the local co-ed league and is accessible to others for general softball use. The field is equipped with a softball clubhouse with washroom facilities, male and female as well as one that is wheelchair accessible. There is an indoor eating area complete with cooking facilities. There are dugouts for the players and a grandstand for spectators. So much more! Burin has five playgrounds for the local children to use. They are located in Ship Cove, Bull's Cove, Penny's Pond, Winterland Rd. and Salmonier. These playgrounds are maintained by the Town of Burin. There are full size gymnasiums in College of the North Atlantic, Salt Pond; Pearce Regional High School, Salt Pond; and Donald C. Jamieson Academy, Salt Pond. Some of these schools also have playgrounds, soccer fields and outdoor basketball nets. Black Duck Cove has a full size fenced basketball court with an asphalt surface. Burin has a number of buildings that can be used for large meetings or gatherings. They include: Hiram Masonic Lodge Burin Oldest Colony Trust Building Burin College of the North Atlantic Gymnasium Burin Town Council Building Royal Canadian Legion 50 plus club

Burin is a wonderful place to call home, a beautiful destination to explore, and a smart choice for business. It’s easy to see why our community continues to grow, why new businesses are setting up shop, and why visitors keep coming back. Discover for yourself all that the Town of Burin has to offer! Values