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By-Law #18-01: A By-Law to Regulate Vehicular Traffic in the Town of Saint Andrews
The Council of the Town of Saint Andrews, in compliance with Section 15(3) of the Local Governance Act of the Province of New Brunswick, is considering the proposed By-Law #18-01, A By-Law to Regulate Vehicular Traffic in the Town of Saint Andrews.
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Market Square & Market Wharf Concept Plan
On September 25th, 2018 the Town hosted a Public Open House to discuss proposed concepts for the rehabilitation of Market Square and Market Wharf. Over 100 people were in attendance and the Town received excellent feedback. If you were unable to attend, below is a copy of the handout that was provided that evening. There is also a link at the bottom of the page under "Attachments" which will make the image larger.
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*NOTE CHANGE IN MUNICIPAL BY-ELECTION DATE
The following message was sent to Municipalities
"Date: September 27, 2018
To: All New Brunswick municipalities
From: The Municipal Electoral Officer of New Brunswick
Subject: Change to previously planned fall 2018 municipal by-elections
Due to the results of the September 24, 2018, provincial general elections, in order for Elections New Brunswick to be able to plan for any contingency, the Municipal Electoral Officer has decided to postpone the municipal by-elections that had been previously planned to be held on December 3, 2018, until May 6, 2019."
The schedule for the May 6, 2019, municipal by-elections is attached below; the Notice of By-Elections will be published on March 29, 2019.
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2018 Construction Season Winds Down in Saint Andrews
The Town is wrapping up a very busy construction season, including the following projects:
Water, wastewater, stormwater upgrades, lower end of Edward St.
Stormwater upgrades, lower end of Augustus St.
Water and wastewater improvement, section of Ernest St. -
TICK PREVENTION
Know where to find ticks. Ticks do not fly or jump. Instead, they hang out on shrubs, bushes and tall grass waiting for hosts to brush against the vegetation, so the tick can hitch a ride.
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Fall Yard Waste Pick-up
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Fall Water Main Flushing
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Saint Andrews Nuisance Deer Management Assistance Program
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Southwest Region Service Commission Launches Region-Wide Curbside Recycling Program
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Saint Andrews 2020- Add Your Voice!
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End of Season Closings
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