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Oct 14, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
The Town of Digby is seeking bids for the supply and installation of two generator sets at the Grey Building and Blue Building blower-house locations at its sewage treatment plant. The contract work includes the associated labour, materials, tools, and equipment. The work site is on Clam Shell Road in Smith’s Cove, Nova Scotia.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Digby (Town)
The committee meeting included a delegation regarding 'Music on the Promenade,' which highlighted the success and community impact of the local concert series held in Digby, Nova Scotia. Discussions also covered financial planning for this initiative and addressed minor concerns regarding smoking. Additionally, the committee received an update on the West and Third Avenue upgrade project, confirming it is under budget and outlining plans for the next phase, including a request for a grant extension.
The meeting included a public hearing regarding a rezoning application to change lands on Second Avenue from residential low density to residential medium density for a four-unit apartment development. Discussion covered infrastructure adequacy, including sewer, water, fire services, and road network capacity. The Council also reviewed the CAO report, which touched upon local fishery dispute meetings, community navigator program funding, and a proposal for a new community development coordinator position. The Council approved the second and final reading for the rezoning application.
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The meeting covered the second and final reading of a marketing promotion bylaw, updates on finance department collection setups, and issues regarding a regional high school fire connection rate. The Council discussed the draft accessibility plan, revisions to the Capital Investment Plan to utilize gas tax funds instead of borrowing for specific projects, and the Tri-County Regional Planning Initiative. Additionally, the Council reviewed community grant applications and initiated a review of a proposed modified work week policy for town employees.
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