Beaurivage
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- Buyer type:
- City
- Location:
- Richibucto, NB, CA
- Country:
- CA
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Beaurivage
The council discussed various items including the adoption of the agenda and updates to town beautification, specifically regarding signage and logos. Key actions included the approval of By-law 24-07 concerning the Richibucto business improvement area budget, the awarding of snow removal contracts to Warren Industrial Services, and the appointment of a new By-Law Enforcement Officer. Variance requests were granted for properties on chemin Pépère and chemin Desherbiers, and a right-of-way was approved for residents on Park Drive. Correspondence items ranged from requests for financial support and funding applications to notifications about upcoming events and provincial program updates. Public concerns regarding the zoning of Coastal Shell were also addressed.
The council addressed numerous administrative and operational matters. Key actions included the appointment of a new Director of Protective Services and By-Law Enforcement Officers, alongside the adoption of new by-laws regarding enforcement procedures and the regulation of dangerous or unsightly premises. The council formally adopted a new town logo and coat of arms, authorized the transfer of funds for a new protection services vehicle, and confirmed appointments for the deputy clerk and deputy mayor roles, in addition to updating account signatories. The meeting also facilitated public input on topics such as the municipal name, meeting transparency, and the potential development of a sustainable energy policy.
The meeting primarily addressed the third reading and acceptance of By-Law 23-11, which concerns the Business Improvement Area budget and establishes a tax rate of 10 cents per $100.00 of evaluation for the business improvement zone.
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