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Dana Nash

By-Law Enforcement Officer at Shelburne (Town)

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Organization: Shelburne (Town) · NS

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Shelburne (Town)

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Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Dana Nash’s organization

Mar 2, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Town of Shelburne Regular Council Meeting

The council meeting addressed various operational and administrative matters. Key discussion topics included a presentation from the Sandy Point Lighthouse Group regarding a three-phase restoration project and associated funding requests. The council approved the first reading of updated municipal planning and land use bylaws, awarded an RFT for WWTP aeration upgrades to Mid-Valley Construction, and discussed a proposed hotel development correspondence. Additionally, the council reviewed the provincial budget, addressed municipal user fee policies, and authorized a resolution for the pre-approval of debenture issuance. Updates were also provided on joint services planning, fire service changes, and library operations funding.

Feb 17, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Town Of Shelburne Regular Council Meeting

The meeting included approval of the agenda and minutes from the preceding meeting. Correspondence involved directing staff to seek clarification from the Canada Summer Jobs program regarding volunteer supervision support for potential funding. Staff reports covered the approval of the Eastern Shelburne County Equity & Anti-Racism Advisory Committee Terms of Reference, the awarding of the tender for Lift Station Upgrades to Mid-Valley Construction for $898,000 plus HST, and information-only reports from the Building Inspector and the SVFD for January 2026. The Council entered an in-camera session to discuss contract negotiations under MGA 22 (2) (e). Motions arising from the in-camera session authorized the CAO to execute a five-year Lease Extension and Commission Agreement with Canada Post and directed staff to invite the Director of Operations to provide clarity on the new service model and associated costs for the C&D Site. New Business included reminders about the upcoming NS Quality of Life Initiative data survey and the Amalgamation Steering Committee Meeting.

Jan 19, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Town Of Shelburne Regular Council Meeting

The meeting commenced with the approval of the agenda, including an amendment. Key discussions included delegations from SASI Works requesting tax exemptions for non-profit organizations and a future consideration for sound and lighting upgrades at the Community Centre during budget deliberations. Council moved into an in-camera session regarding legal advice. Staff reports resulted in approvals directing staff to update the Public Participation Program Policy for Planning Documents, pursue coastal protection policy updates through the Coastal Planning Support Program (potentially with Lockeport), and initiate outreach to find a community group to coordinate the Guild Hall Summer Art Series. New business included expressions of appreciation for the Public Works Department following a snowstorm, an announcement regarding a successful joint Regional Emergency Management Coordinator grant application, updates on amalgamation steering committee meetings, and recognition of the outgoing and incoming Fire Chiefs.

Feb 2, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Town Of Shelburne Regular Council Meeting

Key discussions included the approval of the agenda and the 2026-2027 REMO Operating Budget. Council heard a presentation regarding the installation of Core Communication Boards in community areas, expressing support and directing staff to review costs and locations. Another presentation covered a signage project for the Black Loyalist Heritage Centre, which received full support. Staff were directed to begin the approval process for Draft Municipal Planning Strategy and Land Use By-law Updates, including scheduling a public meeting. An update confirmed the Guild Hall Summer Arts Series committee will continue operations after a staff departure. Council also addressed ongoing accessibility implementation and noted a request from the Chamber of Commerce regarding operating the Visitor Information Centre. Council convened an in-camera session to discuss contract negotiations.

Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.

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