 The water shut off anticipated this week will be delayed until approximately the middle of June. We will send out information on the date, we expect 24 - 48 hours notice, when it becomes available.
Thank you for your patience and please continue to check our messaging and stay in touch with the Town if you have questions.  The Town of Mahone Bay is seeking a seasonal Groundskeeper. The Groundskeeper provides various services related to the maintenance and operation of Town parks and other designated properties. Visit https://www.townofmahonebay.ca/parks--greenspaces.html to read the full job description.
On April 12, 2022 Mahone Bay Town Council gave first reading to the amended Solid Waste Management By-law.
Amendments to the By-law include changes in wording to regulate the removal of plastics from the organic stream as well as housekeeping amendments. A public hearing will be held on May 26, 2022 at 6:30pm on the Town of Mahone Bay’s YouTube channel to receive written and verbal submissions from the public on the proposed by-law. If you would like to make a submission, please contact Town Hall staff to make arrangements either by phoning (902) 624-8327 during business hours, or by emailing clerk@townofmahonebay.ca. The by-law will be considered for 2nd reading and adoption at a meeting of Town Council on May 26, 2022, immediately following the public hearing. Copies of the by-law are available for viewing on the Town of Mahone Bay website, www.townofmahonebay.ca/by-laws--policies.html.
What to Expect
Stay Informed! We will share updates about this project, including any important dates, through the monthly newsletter, out website, our facebook page, and CodeRED, the Town's mass notification system. If you have questions please contact us directly at 902-624-8327 or inquiries@townofmahonebay.ca for accurate information. Read the May 13, 2022 Notice here.
Monday, May 9th
In response to a legal proceeding in the NS Supreme Court brought by some nearby landowners, the Town is defending the decision of the Development Officer to issue a development permit for the solar garden project. Council remains fully supportive of this project. In the opinion of the Town’s planning and development professionals and lawyers, the proceeding is based on a misreading of the Town’s planning documents. The Town nevertheless respects the right of those opposed to the project - or to its location next to our wastewater treatment lagoons - to seek judicial review of the development permitting. Our legal counsel has written to their lawyer to express the Town’s full co-operation in getting to a prompt Court hearing. As the judicial review is a matter before the courts, the Town will not be responding to comments or questions on this matter.
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