Saturday, November 24 from 10AM to Noon
W. C. O’Neill Arena Complex Ballroom.
Have your say on potential policies for your Town! You can also provide your feedback by visiting www.saintandrews2020.com
Let your voice be heard in the planning for the future in your 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.
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.
Given the large number of municipal council vacancies that exist currently throughout the Province, and the administrative difficulties that would ensue for the municipalities by delaying by-elections to fill these vacancies until May 2019, Elections NB have decided to schedule the next set of municipal by-elections at the earliest possible date (and the latest possible date before Christmas) on Monday, December 10, 2018.
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.
The Town of Saint Andrews is working cooperatively with the Department of Energy and Resource Development (ERD) to lower the deer numbers in a manner that is safe, effective and acceptable to most residents. The 2018 Nuisance Deer Management Assistance Program (NDMAP) will allow private landowners within the Town to receive permits to harvest ONE antlerless deer on their property. The permits are issued to hunters, chosen by the landowner, to harvest deer on their property.
SNBSC has now replaced the community blue bins throughout the region with curbside recycling carts. It is clear that Saint Andrews residents have embraced the program, as the first pick-up day on Sept. 6th resulted in 4 tonnes of recyclables being diverted from the landfill from our Town alone.
Saint Andrews is updating its Municipal Plan. The Municipal Plan is a document that your council will use to ensure they are making decisions in a way that is in the public interest. The town is mandated by the New Brunswick Community Planning Act to do this every ten years.
Add your voice to the updates for the Municipal Plan of Saint Andrews 2020 by clicking on this link http://www.saintandrews2020.com/.