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UPCOMING PUBLIC WORKSHOP REGARDING TOWN OF SHELBURNE'S LAND USE BY-LAW

Upcoming Public Workshop

Regarding Town of Shelburne's Land Use By-law

Monday, July 29th, 2024 at 5pm, Town of Shelburne Council Chambers

If you have any accessibility concerns, please contact the Town Office via phone at 902-875-2991 ext. 8 or email Jill Webb at jill.webb@shelburnens.ca to make necessary arrangements.

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UPDATE ON ODOR REDUCTION EFFORTS AT THE WASTEWATER PLANT

Attention Residents:

Since Monday, operators have begun a bioaugmentation process at the plant to help reduce odors. This will continue until Sunday. During this time, you may notice more earthy smells instead of foul odors.

Please be aware that some smells may still be present due to humidity and septic sewage caused by recent power outages. The aeration required to keep the system suspended actually results in less odor overall.

We are pleased to report that the operators' efforts have doubled the dissolved oxygen in both the aeration basin and the holding tank. This indicates that the system is coming back to life and the odor should subside soon. However, this may initially cause an increase in odor.

Thank you for your understanding and patience!

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NOTICE OF BYLAW APPROVAL

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Where the Town of Shelburne approved the second reading for amendments to the Land Use Bylaw on June 17, 2024 and the appeals period has elapsed:
The Town of Shelburne hereby gives notice that the Land Use Bylaw is amended regarding 194 Rodney Street.
More information can be found online at www.shelburnens.ca or visiting Town Hall - 168 Water Street Mon-Fri 9am-3pm or emailing planning@shelburnens.ca

NOTICE OF APPEAL PERIOD

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On June 17, 2024 Council for the Town of Shelburne adopted amendments to the Land Use Bylaw to change the land use designation of 194 Rodney Street from Residential Mobile (R-M) to Residential General (R-1), increasing the maximum number of residential units from 1 to 6.
Appeals to this decision may be made to the Utility and Review Board within fourteen (14) days from the date of this Notice posted, inquiries regarding appeals can be made directly to the Utility and Review Board by calling 902-424-4448 or mail at PO Box 1692, Unit 'M', Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3J 3S3.