

Dust Control Policy/Form
PURPOSE
The Rural Municipality of Maryfield No. 91 has adopted this policy to outline the conditions of the Dust Control Program as adopted by the RM of Maryfield.
PROCEEDURE
1. The Municipality will advertise in the Maryfield Newsletter, on both the Municipal Website and Facebook page and with
posters, in order to determine the level of interest in the Dust Control Program each year.
2. The Municipality will contract out to supply a dust control agent (s) for the Program each year. More than one supplier
may be contracted as products may perform differently on varying sol conditions.
3. The Program allows for ratepayers to contract the Municipality to coordinate dust control for the roadway in from of the
Ratepayer’s residence, farmstead, commercial property or private laneway, for a length of road determined by the
Ratepayer.
4. Ratepayers must complete a Dust Control Application/Waver form prior to the application of dust control product each
year.
5. The Ratepayer will indicate the length of roadway and /or laneway to be treated with flags the day prior to the date of
the application of the dust control agent. The flags are to be stakes which are to be a minimum of 3 (three) feet above
ground for clear visibility by the truck driver providing the dust control agent. It is the responsibility of the Ratepayer to
ensure the stakes are in place for the date of the application of the dust control.
6. Where possible, the Municipality will provide road gravel in the area to receive dust control prior to the application of
the dust control product, as per its annual gravelling program (this does not apply to private driveways).
POLICY
1. Rate will apply to all residential, commercial, farmstead, and/or private laneways properties.
2. The Municipality will invoice the Ratepayer for the amount equal to the amount invoiced to the Municipality by the
contractor, less 50% of one 200 yard application which will be covered by the municipality (maximum value $, and
GST and PST as applicable.
3. All payments are due the Municipality within 30 days of the date of the original invoice.
4. Any outstanding accounts after the initial 30 days will receive a 4% per month interest penalty.
5. Any outstanding amounts as of December 31 of each year will be added to the landowner’s taxes.
6. The Municipality accepts no responsibility for the effectiveness of the dust control agent.
7. The Municipality reserves the right to perform such maintenance procedures as it seems necessary on the treated
portion of the roadway. Although the municipality will attempt to minimize any adverse effects of these operations on
the treated portion of the roadway, the Municipality will not accept liability for any restoration required.
8. The Municipality reserves the right to perform its “regular” maintenance procedures as it deems necessary on the
treated portion of the roadway after the 1st day of October each year in order to prepare the roadways for the winter
season.