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RM of Nipawin No.487
  • Home
  • Governance
    • Council & Staff
    • Agendas & Minutes
    • Bylaws & Policies
    • Elections & Voting
    • Financial
    • Tax & Assessments
    • Important links
  • Transportation
    • Hauling & Overweight
    • Snow Removal
    • Road Restrictions
    • Hay and Ditch Mowing
    • Rail Safety
  • Planning & Development
    • Development
    • Building
    • Approaches
    • Subdivision
    • Zoning
  • Environment
    • Reduce Reuse Recycle
    • Waste Disposal
    • Animal Control
    • Beaver Control
    • Pest Control
    • Weed Control
    • Abandoned Well
    • Water Management
  • Applications & Permits
  • Job Opportunities
  • Community
    • History & Overview
    • Our Community
    • Cemetery
    • RM Map
  • Protective Services

Boreal area waste authority

The RM of Nipawin is a member of the Boreal Area Regional Waste Authority Inc. (BARWA)


The objectives of BARWA are:

  • To plan, implement and operate an integrated waste management system serving the Corporation’s Members with an environmentally appropriate waste management service at a reasonable cost.
  • To minimize the amount of waste requiring disposal through the application of the 4Rs in the following order: reduction (at source), reuse, recycling and recovery.
  • To dispose of residual waste in a manner that will protect public health and safety, and the environment.
  • To plan, develop and implement an educational program that will foster the creation of environmental communities to encourage waste minimization and proper waste disposal.
  • To cooperate with the business community in exploring business and job creation within the region through minimization and management activities.
  • To work within the guidelines of the Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment.


BARWA is managed by a board of directors, each member municipality appoints a director to the corporation.

 

The purpose of the board is to manage, control, operate and carry out the business of the Corporation through such management and other employees as it may hire from time to time, and to ensure the proper operation of the waste management system.

Is your Rm or business out of BARWA's boundaries? Here are some options for none members.

1.  Individual Membership:  This membership is for individuals that live outside the municipal boundaries of BARWA's members,  who want to use the services of the Waste Diversion Centre,  rather than haul to their home municipality Waste facility.  The membership fees for this this option are a one-time member ship fee of $150.00 and the annual operating fee(these must be prepaid and are non-refundable), and any gate fees that apply.  The individual member will receive a membership card that must be presented at the gate each time the site is accessed


2.  Short Term Project Membership:  This membership is an option for non-members that wish to use for services of the Waste Diversion Centre for specific project(Ex: a non-member municipality is replace a bridge and had treated bridge timbers and material to dispose of).   The membership fee for this option are $250.00 permit fee and then regular gate fees apply. This membership option must be pre-approved, and fees paid prior to accessing the Waste Distribution Centre.   A membership card would be provided and must be presented each time the WDC is accessed.


3. Long term Contract Membership: This option would apply to a business operation outside the member municipal boundaries , that wish to do business with the Waster Diversion Centre.  The membership fee for this option is $2000.00 non refundable annual membership and any fess that would apply at the gate.  This membership must be pre-approved and pre-paid prior to accessing the Waste Diversion Centre.


For more questions or information please email BARWA  - info@borealareawasteauthority.com

what is accepted at the waste diversion center

used oil, antifreeze & containers

clean wood, tree branches & Compost

used oil, antifreeze & containers

 Oil for recycling must not be contaminated with water, coolant, fuel, grease, cooking oil or solids. 

household waste

clean wood, tree branches & Compost

used oil, antifreeze & containers

bagged or truck load

MAKE SURE YOUR LOAD IS SECURE!

see below for fees

note: there may be an extra charge for large furniture

clean wood, tree branches & Compost

clean wood, tree branches & Compost

clean wood, tree branches & Compost

accepted all year

ash & burning barrels

ash & burning barrels

clean wood, tree branches & Compost

All ashes must be cold

contaminated soil

ash & burning barrels

contaminated soil

Contact the waste diversion office

appliances

ash & burning barrels

contaminated soil

see below for fees

Demolition material

concrete, asphalt & shingles

Demolition material

see below for fees

Metals

concrete, asphalt & shingles

Demolition material

 see below for fees 

concrete, asphalt & shingles

concrete, asphalt & shingles

automotive & household batteries

 see below for fees 

automotive & household batteries

automotive & household batteries

automotive & household batteries

Old cell phone batteries and small household batteries such as AA and AAA . can be brought into the Rm office located in the Village of Codette

tires

automotive & household batteries

tires

 see below for fees 

Waste Diversion Fees

Click Here

payment options

  • credit cards
  • debit cards
  • cash (for exact amount only)

what is not accepted at the waste diversion center

paint

electronics

electronics

accepted at SARCAN

electronics

electronics

electronics

accepted at SARCAN

asbestos

electronics

hazardous waste

Contact Prince Albert Landfill at 

306.953.4900

hazardous waste

agriculture plastics

hazardous waste

including sewage and gray water

hot loads

agriculture plastics

agriculture plastics

agriculture plastics

agriculture plastics

agriculture plastics

other than rolled grain bags

secure your load for safer roads

1/2 mile east from highway 35 on twp rd 502

SE 17.50.14 W2

waste diversion center (BARWA)

(306) 862-9292

Hours

Mon

Closed

Tue

08:30 a.m. – 05:30 p.m.

Wed

08:30 a.m. – 05:30 p.m.

Thu

08:30 a.m. – 05:30 p.m.

Fri

08:30 a.m. – 05:30 p.m.

Sat

08:30 a.m. – 05:30 p.m.

Sun

Closed

Closed  Statutory Holidays


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1.800.667.7561

SaskTel Cell #5555

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