WOL004-2026: 2026/2027 Bulk Salt Hauling RFP
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Sep 29, 2026
The Town of Wolfville is seeking quotes for the hauling of bulk road salt from Pugwash, Nova Scotia to Wolfville, Nova Scotia for the 2026/2027 season.
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Sep 29, 2026
The Town of Wolfville is seeking quotes for the hauling of bulk road salt from Pugwash, Nova Scotia to Wolfville, Nova Scotia for the 2026/2027 season.
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The council meeting addressed several key items, including a land acknowledgment and recognition of historical contributions. The council approved a one-time capital grant for the Landmark East Association to support the construction of a gymnasium. Additionally, the council held a second reading of the responsible dog ownership bylaw and approved a debt guarantee for the Title Transit Authority to facilitate the purchase of six diesel-hybrid buses and other fleet enhancements through the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program.
The Committee of the Whole meeting featured a presentation on the Adopt-a-Grandparent program, which pairs students with seniors to foster community connections. Additionally, the committee received a staff report and presentation concerning a water conservation bylaw, which included an overview of the town's water distribution system, the geological features of the local aquifer, and the importance of proactive resource protection.
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The committee reviewed the draft Wolfville Water Utility Conservation Bylaw, discussing definitions for institutional users, communication methods for public announcements, and a water management plan for users exceeding consumption expectations. The discussion included the feasibility of seasonal water restrictions, moving to high-frequency meter readings, and refining fine structures for offenses. Additionally, the committee addressed the lack of inventory for geothermal wells, requested future updates on water quality monitoring, received an update on the Kings County land use bylaw amendment, and formulated recommendations to Council regarding the removal of oil tanks within source water protection areas.
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