Important Notices:
Monday, May 13th is Spring Clean in the Village of Gagetown.
Trius will take all appliances, mattresses, furniture and garden refuse such as leaves and branches left at your curb by 7am on Monday, May 13th.
Branches must be no longer than 5 feet in lenght, no bigger than 2 inches in diameter and loose brush must be tied in bundles. Individual bundles or items should not exceed 1.5m (5 feet) in any dimension. Leaves must be bagged, securely tied and no greater than thirty kilogrmas (65 pounds) per item or bundle.
Items NOT collected are:
Ashes, rocks, sand or gravel
Constuction Material
Petroleum Products
Radioactive or hazardous waste
Manure
Motorized vechiles or any part of such vehicle
Notice of Public Hearing - Village of Gagetown Rural Plan
There will be a Public Hearing in regards to the Village of Gagetown Rural Plan on May 23rd, from 8pm to 9pm at the Gagetown School. There will also an Open House on the 23rd from 6:30pm to 8pm, at the Gagetown School prior to the Public Hearing.
The Public Hearing is to hear public comments on proposed Village of Gagetown Rural Plan By-Law 37. The purpose of the Open House is to provide residents and landowners the opportunity to learn ore about and ask qustions about the proposed Rural Plan prior to the Public Hearing.
Proposed Rural Plan By-Law 37 pdf version - click to view
Any person may obtain a copy of the proposed Rural Plan at the municpal office between 4:30pm and 7pm, Tuesdays and Thursdays and 9am and 3pm on Saturdays or at the Regional Service Commission office at 49 Winter Street, Unit 1 in Sussex between the hours of 8am and 4pm, Monday to Friday.
Residents wishing to comment on the proposed amendment may do so in writing to Connie May, Clerk, 68 Babbit Street, Gagetown, NB, E5M 1C8. All written comments received by May 22, will be read into the record at the Public Hearing on May 23rd. All comments may be submiited to the Clerk at the above address until June 6th, 2013.
Welcome to the Village of Gagetown!
Founded in 1783 and incorporated in 1966, the Village of Gagetown, New Brunswick, Canada, is steeped in history. Mapped out in usual military precision, the Village became a bustling, vibrant farming community. Today, Gagetown is a Mecca for artists, artisans, bird watchers and boaters.
Tour the many studios featuring pottery, weaving and art and enjoy watching the artists work. Step back in time as you experience the Queens County Museum, the home of Father of Confederation, Sir Leonard Tilley and the historic Queens County Courthouse.
The charm of the Bed and Breakfast is never better experienced than in the Village of Gagetown. The Village offers attractive turn-of-the century architecture and décor to complement the down-home friendliness of the residents.
The Village features a full service marina in the core of the Village for the serious boaters. The Queens County Fair, held in mid September, continues to be one of the oldest and largest country fairs.
Come taste what’s new this year! Our restaurants offer variety and a fine dining experience. Visit the many farm markets in season and enjoy a tour of the Gagetown Cider Company. You can even experience a ride across the majestic Saint John River on a free cable ferry.
There’s lots packed in to such a small place!
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