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NOTICE OF MEETING

A Special meeting of the Woodstock Town Council will be held at 5pm on Wednesday, April 18, 2018 in the Council Chambers at the Woodstock Town Hall

AGENDA

1. Consideration to request additional financing from the Municipal Capital Borrowing Board for the creation of the second water source.

Ann Marie Voutour

Director of Administrative Services

NOTICE

TOWN OF WOODSTOCK

PUBLIC PRESENTATION - PROPOSED REZONING

Notice is hereby given that the Council of the Town of Woodstock is considering amending the Municipal Plan, By-Law #300 and the Zoning By-Law #301 by rezoning the following property:

PROPERTY: A Portion of PID: 10216208

191 Charles Street

REZONING: from “G” Rural or Greenbelt

to “MH” – Manufactured Dwelling

A Public Presentation is set for, Monday, April 23, 2018, 7 pm in the Council Chambers, 824 Main Street. Following the presentation, Woodstock Town Council will receive submissions regarding this proposal until 4:30 pm, May 23, 2018.

John Pinsent

Chief Administrative Officer

Please click link below for notice & map:

Notice of Public Presentation-191 Charles-MH.pdf

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Environmental Impact Assessment Registration (1422)

The Town of Woodstock (the Town) is proposing to complete a new municipal water system in Grafton, Carlton County, NB in order to supply the Town with a viable source of potable water that would not be at risk to annual flooding. Following a groundwater exploration program conducted in 2015, a potential viable water source was identified on a property located near Grafton, Carleton County, New Brunswick (Property Identification (PID) No. 10165819). Following the groundwater exploration program, a new production well was installed on the property, and subsequent well development and hydraulic testing confirmed the viability of the water supply.

Link to information on GNB website: Click here

About Us

Welcome to the official website for the Town of Woodstock, New Brunswick. The Town of Woodstock is located 100 km’s west of the Capital City, Fredericton; 300 km west of Nova Scotia Border; 200 km east from the Quebec Border and 25 km’s from State of Maine Border.

Settled on the banks of the Meduxnekeag and St. John Rivers at the intersection of the Trans Canada Highway at Exits 185 and 188, and I-95 at Exit 12. Woodstock was the first incorporated town in New Brunswick on May 1, 1856.

Woodstock boasts some of the finest 19th Century Victorian heritage homes, churches and civic buildings. We are a vibrant, prosperous community -the service centre of the Upper St. John River Valley. As well, the retail and commercial hub of the agricultural, forestry and transportation sectors in the regional economy.

Browse through the shops and boutiques; enjoy a meal at the variety of restaurants. Stroll the waterfront boardwalk, picnic on the greenway, or launch your boat from the public docks right in the heart of downtown. Take time to visit the historic attractions.