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The meeting consisted of a public hearing and a regular public meeting. During the public hearing, the Council discussed a rezoning request by the Henby Housing Corporation for the development of two apartment buildings totaling 64 units. The regular public meeting featured a presentation from the Bath Art Society regarding their history, mission, gallery management, and local community partnerships.
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The council meeting addressed several municipal matters, including the adoption of an agenda and the approval of accounts payable for July 2026, which covered capital and operating expenses. Legislative actions included the third reading and adoption of a bylaw amending water and sewer services charges. The council also authorized sponsorship distributions to various local organizations and approved amendments to the land disposition and acquisition policy to support affordable housing initiatives. Additionally, the council updated the travel policy for employees and elected officials and approved the purchase of a property on Marmashi Avenue.
The council meeting focused on the appointment of a new Chief of Police for the city. Members reviewed the candidate's qualifications, including his extensive experience in protective services, his previous role as Chief of Police in Saint John, and his leadership during provincial emergency events. The council expressed support for the appointment and discussed the necessity of coordinating a future meeting between council members and the new chief to address local municipal issues and law enforcement concerns.
The council meeting addressed several municipal matters, including the approval of a rezoning application by the NB Housing Corporation for property on Jaresk Street to develop a 64-unit residential project. Discussions were held regarding building accessibility and the lack of elevators in the proposed design. The council reviewed and approved the accounts payable for June, with specific inquiries raised about the pedestrian bridge project in Veneta and delays related to CN Rail coordination. Additionally, a bylaw to amend regulations respecting water and sewer services was presented and read for the second time.
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