Archived News
COTW - March 5th, 2025
NOTICE
MEETING: St Mary’s Municipal Council
Committee of the Whole
DATE: Wednesday, March 5th, 2025
TIME: 6:00 pm
PLACE: St. Mary’s Municipality
Council Chambers, Sherbrooke, NS
- Call to Order
- Roll Call
- Additions to the Agenda
- Approval of the Agenda
- Approval of Minutes: COTW held February 19th, 2025
- Business Arising from Minutes
- Correspondence:
a. Email from Minister John A. Lohr Regarding Resource Development - Presentation: Nancy O’Regan, Director of Community First Guysborough Housing Association
- Other Matters of Business
a. Appoint a Member of Council to Smart-Go Board
b. 2025-2026 General Government Grants
c. 2025-2026 Capital Budget Draft 1
d. 2025-2026 Operating Budget Draft 1 Recap
e. 2024-2025 Projected Operating Surplus
f. Interactive Panel Project
g. FCM Conference Attendance
h. ATV Club - Council follow up February 19 COTW - In-Camera: Contract Negotiations
Adjournment
Garbage Collection - Harpellville
Please be advised that Eastern Shore Cartage (ESC) was unable to collect garbage this week on Harpellville Road due to slippery roads,
ESC will collect Harpellville Road garbage next week.
Thank you.
Caution for Spring High Water levels
Please note that there is a heavy rainfall warning for tonight with as much as 50 MM possible. The rain may accelerate snow melt as well.
https://www.theweathernetwork.com/en/city/ca/nova-scotia/sherbrooke/alerts
Safety precautions should be taken for protection from unpredictable and rising waters.
- Avoid rivers, streams when water levels are elevated and fast moving
- Don't drive through flooded streets
- Monitor local water levels especially in low lying and flood prone areas and take appropriate safety action
For more information on safety and emergency preparedness please see the Nova Scotia emergency preparedness site:
https://novascotia.ca/emergency-education/
Caution for Spring High Water levels
Please note that there is a heavy rainfall warning for tonight with as much as 50 MM possible. The rain may accelerate snow melt as well.
https://www.theweathernetwork.com/en/city/ca/nova-scotia/sherbrooke/alerts
Safety precautions should be taken for protection from unpredictable and rising waters.
- Avoid rivers, streams when water levels are elevated and fast moving
- Don't drive through flooded streets
- Monitor local water levels especially in low lying and flood prone areas and take appropriate safety action
For more information on safety and emergency preparedness please see the Nova Scotia emergency preparedness site:
https://novascotia.ca/emergency-education/