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Neighbourhood Safety Signs

 
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Neighbourhood Safety Signs

Image of neighbourhood safety sign that reads "Drive Safely, think of us"
Lawn signs asking drivers to drive safely are now available to residents of Lincoln. These signs promote safer streets and remind drivers to reduce their speed in residential areas.

The signs can be erected year round. However,  the April to November timeframe is recommended to maximize visibility and minimize weather impact on the signs so they can be reused.

How to get your sign

Limited quantities are available, so request your sign today! Each household is eligible to receive one free sign. Fill out the form below to get started. 

Guidelines for sign placement

  • Placed a minimum of 0.6 metres (2 ft.) from curb of edge of roadway

  • Not obstruct the travelled portion of the roadway, median, traffic island, sidewalk, bicycle path or multi-use trail

  • Inserted into the ground using the wire frame only
  • Placed where it will not obstruct sight lines for pedestrians, cyclists or drivers
  • Placed as supplied and without further illumination or the use of reflective tape
  • Recommend removing the signs in November before the winter weather begins

Residential Mice & Rat Removal Rebate Program Pilot

 
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Residential Mice & Rat Removal Rebate Program Pilot

The new Residential Mice & Rat Removal Rebate Program will help residents cover the cost of removing mice & rats from outside their homes. The program will give residents 50 per cent (up to a maximum of $200) toward the cost of a licenced Ontario exterminator to assist with the removal of mice & rats from the exterior of their residential property in urban areas. 

How the process works

1. Before applying, please ensure you do not have any of the following on your property:

  • Bird feeders
  • Vegetable gardens
  • Dog feces
  • Waste (any debris, rubbish, refuse, sewage or garbage arising from residential use)

2. To be eligible for a rebate, you must first complete and submit the Intake Form (below) and have the exterior of your residential property inspected by a Town Municipal Law Enforcement Officer under the provisions of the Clean Yards By-law #2018-92 and/or the Property Standards By-law #2016-27 to determine any non-conformities. The officer will suggest natural tactics to naturally remove mice or rats from your residential property.

3. If your property conforms to the prescribed standards, you may choose to hire an exterminator to assist with the removal of mice or rats from the exterior of your property.

  • The Residential Mice & Rat Removal Rebate Program is only available to residents who hire a licenced Ontario exterminator to assist with removal from the exterior of their residential property
  • If you do not choose to hire a licenced Ontario exterminator, you will not be eligible to apply for the Residential Mice & Rat Removal Rebate Program 
  • Residents must have the exterminator complete a Contractor Information Form. We recommend printing off the form in advance, so the contractor can complete the form when they are at your property. 
  • You will be required to submit receipts from your contractor (proof of payment in the form of a cancelled cheque, front and back, or by credit card or bank statement with personal information concealed) as part of the rebate process

4. Once the exterminator has completed the work you can apply for the rebate

5. Please submit the following to the Town in person (4800 South Service Rd., Beamsville) or electronically to MLE@lincoln.ca

  • Completed and signed Contractor Rebate Form (in JPG or PDF format)
  • Copies of the receipts provided by your contractor indicating the work they performed on your property (in JPG or PDF format)
  • For ease, we recommend scanning the files and saving them to your computer prior to beginning the application process

6. Town staff will review your rebate application. Please allow up to 30 days for processing. 

  • If your application is approved, a cheque will be issued
  • If you application is denied, a Town representative will provide you with the reasons for the denial

Intake Form

Applicant Information
Submission Details
Ex. neighbour's property, ravine/natural area, sewer/catch basin etc.
Add description of rodent sighting occurences

Trees

Trees

Trees within our urban forest provide many benefits. They reduce stormwater runoff, clean the air, offer shade and can decrease heating and cooling costs. Maintenance is important for the overall health of trees.

2020 Capital Budget

Capital Budget Breakdown 

The 2020 budget supports a period of increasing growth in population, infrastructure management, community programming and park development that will peak over the next 10-12 years. In 2020 there are major construction projects supporting infrastructure upgrades to our community.

Temporary Speed Humps - Stadelbauer Drive and Central Avenue

Temporary Removable Speed Hump  - Stadelbauer Drive & Central Avenue

The Town of Lincoln is looking for your input on the temporary speed humps that were installed on Stadelbauer Drive & Central Avenue. 

The Town is requesting feedback to help determine the overall benefit and public acceptance of the temporary speed humps. This will help the Town determine whether or not a permanent speed hump should be considered or if other traffic calming measures should be evaluated.

Feedback Survey

Cannabis Legalization

Cannabis Legalization 

There are two issues related to cannabis/marijuana:

  1. New federal legalization for recreational use

  2. Medical marijuana facilities

The two issues are regulated differently at a federal, provincial, and municipal level. Below is information on the two issues, commonly requested information, and enforcement information.
 

Medical Marijuana

Medical Marijuana 

Jurisdiction:

  • Personal medical use in public spaces is the same as recreational use, listed above, and regulated by the Smoke Free Ontario Act and Regional By-law
  • Licensing and compliance to regulations of growing facilities belongs to the federal government
  • However, oversight of the regulations from federal and provincial perspective is multi jurisdictional to include Health Canada and the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA) - Environmental Management Branch

About Lincoln

Lincoln is located in the heart of Niagara region, with one of the most diverse economies in Niagara. Serving the communities of Beamsville, Vineland, Jordan, Campden, Tintern, and Rockway. Our towns and villages are filled with over 50 wineries, fresh fruit, vegetables, and flowers, heritage sites, and natural attractions such as the Niagara Escarpment and Lake Ontario.

 

4800 South Service Road
Beamsville, Ontario
L0R 1B1

TEL: 905-563-8205
FAX: 905-563-6566
After-Hours: 905-641-0971
info@lincoln.ca
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