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Building By-law
the Province of New Brunswick and published at the date of submission of the application for a building permit. 5) APPOINTMENT OF BUILDING INSPECTOR 5.1 The Council shall appoint a Building Inspector who shall exercise such
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Development Services
Development Services is responsible for the overall planning function within Rothesay, which included development and administration of the Municipal Plan, the Zoning By-law, the Subdivision By-law, the Building By-law, Animal Control By-law and the Sign By-law. The Municipal Plan is the over riding policy document for the Town that sets out the goals and objectives…Read more >
Building / Development Permit Application
Plan Or Proposed Work Contractors Name/Number Building Inspector's Signature: W ater Permit Application Development Permit Required with building permit application Garage Comments:Ventilation Report Energy Efficiency Form Roof Layout Floor Layout Sewage Permit Application Street Disturbance Building
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Fees
Rothesay Building By-law 4-99 Schedule “A” Fees Where work requiring a permit under this By-law has been commenced by anyone, prior to issuance of such permit, the fees prescribed above shall be tripled. Rothesay Zoning By-law 02-10 Schedule “B” Fees PAC Application
Forms
Building / Development Permit Application Subdivision Application PAC Application Sign License Application Community Event Signage Electronic Sign (Rothesay Road) Rothesay Grant Application Bill McGuire Memorial Centre Rental Agreement Completed applications can be delivered to Rothesay Town Hall, 70 Hampton Road, Rothesay, NB or sent by email to rothesay@rothesay.ca.
The development proposal is for a 36 unit residential apartment building to be located on Millennium Drive, PID# 00065227. The property is zoned Millennium Park [MP] Zone.
Connection and Water System Access Fees, which shall be paid to the Town on issuance of the building permit. 13. The Town agrees to supply potable water for the multi-unit apartment buildingand the associated residential use
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minutes-december8-2008
support in principle the publication of an updated “History of Rothesay” book . CARRIED. 7.8 November 2008 Monthly Building Permit Report MOVED by Counc. Shea and seconded by Counc . Young the November Monthly Building Permit Report be received/filed. CARRIED. 7.9 1 December 2008 Draft Planning Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes MOVED by Counc. Cochrane
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2017July10-MillDriveselfstoragewebsite
or any statutory by-law or regulatory provision to the contrary, the Building Inspector shall not issue a building permit to the Developer for work directly connected with the development of the Lands, nor shall the Developer
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9.3-KParkweb
have gradually extend ed their activities into neighbouring public lands in many cases extending lawns, fences, hedges and building structures onto the public land. Effectively the public lands have been treated by the homeowners as extensions of the adjacent private lots. On s ome waterfront properties stairs have been built to the shore and
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minutes-november17-2008
demand for their services. The new location is about four and a half times larger than the existing building with a more central location. He further advised of what was encompassed with the new facilities and the services to be provided. The request to Rothesay Council is for $15,000 over one to three years
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