Crushing - Class A, B, Maintenance Grade 3 and Winter Sand RFP
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Sep 14, 2026
Sep 29, 2026
Procurement of crushing services for Class A, B, Maintenance Grade 3, and Winter Sand.
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Posted
Sep 14, 2026
Sep 29, 2026
Procurement of crushing services for Class A, B, Maintenance Grade 3, and Winter Sand.
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The Council meeting included discussions and decisions on several items. Proclamations were made for Red Ribbon Day and the display of the Mi'kmaq Grand Council Flag. Key decisions included approving support for domestic firewood cutting in Forest Management Districts 10 and 11 for 2026-2030, and resolving not to fund the Dolly Parton Book Club Program for 2026. Public works matters involved approving the 2026 Saturday Drop-Off Schedule, approving the acceptance of $5,065,001 in funding for a new water storage tank and standpipe rehabilitation, and approving the submission of a funding application for the Exploits Regional Water Treatment Plant PLC Upgrade. In planning, the Council directed staff to proceed with renaming streets with common names and gave final approval to Municipal Plan Amendment No. 23, 2025 and Development Regulations Amendment No. 30, 2025 concerning the redevelopment of 1 St. Catherine Street. The Council also approved the 2026 Council Meeting Schedule, reviewed financial reports, approved the Arrears Sale By-Law and the Tourist Accommodation Tax By-Law, and approved specific grant amounts for the Corduroy Brook Enhancement Association ($80,000) and the Grand Falls Golf Club ($27,000) as part of the 2026 Budget.
The Council meeting included the adoption of the agenda and a proclamation recognizing Crime Stoppers Month. Key business items involved reviewing a public messaging plan for the introduction of orthophosphate at the water treatment plant. Council authorized proceeding with public consultation for Municipal Plan Amendment No. 13, 2026, and Development Regulations Amendment No. 18, 2026, concerning land redesignation and rezoning for a Civic Centre and associated commercial uses. Further action included approving the Town's application for Crown Lands off New Bay Road to secure land for a future Community Cemetery, which will accommodate various interment types. The Council also approved the revocation of the Occupancy Permit for 4 Coronation Street due to non-compliance with regulations and structural deficiencies, directing staff to proceed with enforcement. Financially, Council approved borrowing $1,815,423 from CIBC over a two-year term with a 15-year amortization period, reviewed the December 2025 disbursement report, and reviewed the Taxation Receivable Analysis as of December 2025.
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The council reviewed winter readiness, household hazardous waste collection, and public works activities. They discussed NG911 readiness and civic address data management, and approved the return of a former Windsor Cemetery parcel to Crown Lands. Additionally, they considered a municipal plan amendment for short-term rentals in the Commercial Neighbourhood Zone, permit statistics, and funding for a sludge drying bed. The council also reviewed disbursement and taxation receivable reports, updated garbage regulations, and received reports from the Fire Department and Municipal Enforcement.
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