The Council meeting involved public presentations regarding a digital diversity initiative and community impact updates from The Mandate Development Centre, followed by an RCMP update. Planning matters were a significant focus, including the approval of municipal plan amendments and rezoning for developments on Lewisville Road, Killam Drive, Shediac Road, and Vision Lands. The Council also received recommendations from private sessions regarding surplus land designation, lease agreements for shelter and housing, and a bid to host the Federation of Canadian Municipalities board meeting. Additional administrative reports were accepted, such as the Riverfront Master Plan and the acquisition of a new vehicle for street maintenance. Furthermore, the Council supported the Université de Moncton's funding application for campus forestry and appointed new by-law enforcement officers.
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The Council meeting covered various planning and administrative matters. Key discussion topics included the approval of municipal plan and zoning by-law amendments for 1631 Shediac Road, and text amendments for mini-homes. The Council adopted the Municipal Plan and Zoning By-law Review Policy Directions Report and approved fees for the 2027-2029 operating budget. Additionally, the Council awarded contracts for non-alcoholic beverage vending and marketing, as well as security services for the Bridge to Home Resource Hub. Other actions included authorizing funding for special constable training and making various appointments to the Accessibility Committee, Capitol Theatre, and Seniors Advisory Committee.
Sep 21, 2026·Board meeting
Moncton City Council Regular Public Meeting
The council received presentations regarding the International Day of Peace, recognized a local sports achievement, and heard updates from the RCMP and Fire Department. Key planning decisions included approving a municipal plan amendment and rezoning for 275 Université. The council also adopted an updated policy for agencies, boards, commissions, and committees, approved an accounts receivable write-off, authorized the closure of an unbuilt section of West Lane, and extended waste collection contracts with Miller Waste and Fero Waste. Furthermore, the council adopted the three-year plan for the Provincial-Municipal Highway Partnership Program.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting
Moncton City Council Regular Public Meeting
The meeting covered several key topics, including an encroachment agreement with the Capitol Theatre and various planning and zoning matters, such as plan amendments for 275 Université, Lewisville Road, and Vision Lands. Council members reviewed and approved subdivision plans, authorized financing applications through the New Brunswick Municipal Finance Corporation, and approved funding strategies for youth and family well-being initiatives. Additionally, the council addressed by-law amendments for highway closures and appointed members to various municipal committees.
