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must apply to the Town’s Planning Advisory Committee for approval to
operate the daycare as a discretionary use. The PAC, as part of the
approval process, shall impose certain terms and conditions to protect
properties within the particular zone and to protect the health, safety
and welfare of the general public.
What is required if I would like to provide daycare services to
more than 15 children?
A daycare facility that provides services to more than 15 children shall
be permitted in a Commercial or an Institutional Zone, and is subject to
the operator entering into an agreement with the Town which ensures
compliance with terms and conditions set by the Town’s Planning
Advisory Committee as well as the provisions of the Family Services
Act of New Brunswick.
EMERGENCY OPERATIONS
What happens in the event of an emergency occurring in our community,
similar to the ice storm of 1998?
The Town has an extensive and well prepared emergency plan, committee,
'Emergency Alert Service', and a dedicated emergency operations
centre to be used in the event of an emergency which the
Province, or Town, believes needs a co-ordination of action of persons
or property to be undertaken in order to protect property, the environment
and/or the health, safety and welfare of the civil population.
Who do I call if I see an emergency situation?
You would call "911" to initiate response to any emergency.
GARBAGE SERVICES
Solid waste and organic material from the southern region of the
Province is hauled to Crane Mountain landfill site, located near Grand
Bay-Westfield. The landfill is administered through the Fundy Region
Solid Waste Commission, who can be contacted by phone at 738-
1213 for more information, or visit their website at: www.fundyrecycles.com.
How do I get my household garbage picked-up?
Garbage collection services are handled privately, therefore it is the
homeowner’s responsibility to contact one of the private contractors,
{Waste Management, 1-800-267-7874, or Campbell Stilwell,
(Dominion Refuse), 849-5600}, for regular and compost garbage pickup.
The collectors alternate picking up household garbage one week
and compost the next, and supply each of their customers with their
pick-up schedule.
How does the compost program work?
The Fundy Region Solid Waste Commission (http://www.fundyrecycles.com)
has supplied each household in the Fundy Region with a
compost cart for organics. The collectors provide a separate collection
of organics on a biweekly basis, {with household garbage collection on
the alternating weeks}. On compost days your organic container is to
be placed at curb side for pick-up.
FACILITY RENTALS
What facilities does the Town have available for various functions?
The Town has a variety of facilities available to individuals and groups
to rent for banquets, workshops, wedding receptions, picnics, meetings,
etc. as well as sports fields and an arena. These facilities, and the
rental rates can be viewed on our web site (click here). Bookings can
be made by dropping in or calling the Town Hall, 849-5778.
FISH LICENCES
Fishing licenses can be picked up locally at the Natural Resource
Office in Hampton, the Canadian Tire Store in Rothesay, the Home
Hardware in Hampton, and Coles Grocery in Nauwigewauk.
Reg Hilchie, CFP
Director, Private Client Group
Senior Investment Advisor
Dundee Securities Corporation
rhilchie@dundeewealth.com
50 Clark Road
Rothesay, NB E2E2K8
Duane Hilchie
Director, Private Client Group
Branch Manager, Investments Advisor
Dundee Securities Corporation
dhilchie@dundeewealth.com
Tel: 506-847-6040
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