City of Saint John public meetings in 2024
66 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Common Council
The Common Council will review a range of consent‑agenda items, including arts funding, insurance renewal, and a street reconstruction contract. A public hearing will be held on the Housing Accelerator Fund zoning by‑law reform amendments, with first and second readings. The council will also consider a subdivision by‑law amendment for the Housing Accelerator Fund and a third‑reading BIA levy by‑law amendment.
- Community Arts Board Funding Fall/Winter 2024 (consent agenda)
- 2025 Insurance Renewal (consent agenda)
- ACCEO Solutions Inc. Extension of License, Supply and Maintenance Agreement (consent agenda)
- Public hearing on Housing Accelerator Fund Zoning By‑law Reform Amendments (first and second reading)
- Subdivision By‑law Amendment for Housing Accelerator Fund (first and second reading) and BIA Levy By‑law Amendment (third reading)
Planning Advisory Committee
The Planning Advisory Committee will consider a rezoning and subdivision application for 125 Gault Road, a fee refund bylaw amendment, and two variance applications. The 125 Gault Road proposal would rezone 4.5 hectares from Two-Unit Residential to Mid-Rise Residential to allow 172 townhouse and multi-unit dwellings. The committee is also reviewing variances to expand vacant buildings at 9 Waring Street and 49 Adelaide Street into 12-unit residential buildings.
- Rezoning, Section 59 amendment, and subdivision at 125 Gault Road for townhouses and multi-unit buildings
- Bylaw amendment to establish criteria for refunding planning application fees
- Variance application at 9 Waring Street to retrofit vacant 5-unit building into 12 units
- Variance application at 49 Adelaide Street to retrofit vacant 3-unit building into 12 units
Common Council
The Saint John Common Council will approve the 2025 General Fund Operating Budget, consider zoning by-law amendments for several properties, and designate new by-law enforcement officers. The meeting also includes public hearings on proposed municipal plan and zoning changes.
- 2025 General Fund Operating Budget (Finance Committee)
- Zoning by-law amendments for 0 Alloy Drive, 9 Austin Lane, and 49 Quinton Avenue
- Designation of new by-law enforcement officers Jason Lynch, Cody Galloway, and Brian Crawford
- Water and Sewerage By-Law Amendment - Schedule E
- Public hearings for proposed Municipal Plan and Zoning By-Law Amendments
Heritage Development Board
This is a procedural meeting of the Saint John Heritage Development Board. The agenda includes approval of previous minutes, reports on heritage grants and staff-approved permits, and other routine business. No specific items of substance are detailed in the agenda.
- Heritage grants report
- Staff approved permits report
Finance Committee - Open Session
The Finance Committee will discuss the long-term financial plan for Saint John Water spanning 2024-2034. The body will also review October unaudited financial results and year-end projections for the General and Utility Funds, as well as 2024 reserve transfers.
- Saint John Water Long Term Financial Plan 2024-2034
- October unaudited financial results and year-end projections for General Fund and Utility Fund
- 2024 Reserve Transfers
Common Council
The Common Council will meet to discuss the future use of Heather Way. The agenda includes materials related to resurfacing and a presentation for an open house and 'Shape Your City'.
- Discussion on Heather Way Future Use
- Review of Heather Way Resurfacing (MC 2024-323 and MC 2023-246)
- Presentation for Open House and Shape Your City
Planning Advisory Committee
The Planning Advisory Committee is reviewing proposed amendments to the Zoning By-Law and Subdivision By-Law. These changes aim to increase housing density and streamline approvals for smaller-scale subdivisions as part of the Housing Accelerator Fund Action Plan.
- Proposed Zoning By-Law reform to allow as-of-right development for four-unit residential buildings in Primary Development Areas
- Proposed support for six-unit developments in designated Intensification Areas
- Proposed increases to height and density options for medium density residential zones
- Proposed Subdivision By-Law amendments to streamline approvals for smaller-scale subdivisions
- Proposed administrative amendment regarding the acquisition of Land for Public Purposes
Common Council
Saint John Common Council will deliberate the 2025 General Fund Operating Budget and the 2025 Utility Fund Operating Budget, including a water and sewerage by-law amendment. The council also receives a Climate Change Action Plan progress update and a Winter Management Plan update. Several consent agenda items include a contract for Carmarthen Street reconstruction (Mecklenburg to Orange) and a zoning by-law fee amendment.
- 2025 General Fund Operating Budget (Finance Committee recommendation)
- 2025 Utility Fund Operating Budget and Water and Sewerage By-Law Amendment (first and second reading)
- Contract 2023-18: Carmarthen Street water, sanitary, storm sewer renewal and street reconstruction
- Legal proceeding against BGC Engineering Inc. (West Wells)
- Climate Change Action Plan and progress presentation
Public Safety Committee - Open Session
The Public Safety Committee will hear presentations on the use of all‑terrain vehicles, electric bikes and scooters on Harbour Passage, and the use of photo radar and red‑light cameras. It will review a safety assessment and standing committee reports, and consider recommendations to amend its terms of reference. The committee will also receive information on homelessness and pedestrian‑traffic safety. Standard items such as approval of minutes and agenda are also on the agenda.
- Presentation on Use of All Terrain Vehicles in Saint John and request to amend municipal traffic by‑laws
- Managing Electric Bikes and Scooters on Harbour Passage
- Photo Radar and Red Light Camera Use
- Committee Terms of Reference Amendment Recommendations
- Homelessness and Public Safety (information submission)
Growth Committee - Open Session
The Growth Committee will hear presentations on a governance reform review for a municipal housing entity and on industrial opportunities in Saint John. The committee will also receive an update on the Affordable Housing Action Plan and a general growth update. No votes or final decisions are scheduled; the meeting is for discussion and information.
- Gap Analysis – Municipal Housing Entity – Governance Reform Review (presentation)
- Industrial Opportunities in Saint John (presentation)
- Affordable Housing Action Plan Update with progress report and implementation spreadsheet
- Growth Team Update on recent developments
Planning Advisory Committee
The Planning Advisory Committee will review a rezoning application for 0 Alloy Drive from Rural to Medium Industrial, requiring a Municipal Plan amendment and PDA boundary adjustment for future industrial use. Other items include a rezoning for a 10-unit building at 49 Quinton Avenue, a townhouse subdivision at 9 Austin Lane, a drive-thru amendment at 35 University Avenue, and a temporary subdivision at 24-44 East Point Way. The committee will also approve prior meeting minutes.
- Rezoning and Municipal Plan amendment for 0 Alloy Drive (PID 55032924) from Rural to Medium Industrial with PDA boundary adjustment
- Rezoning at 49 Quinton Avenue to permit a 10-unit residential building and align existing non-conforming use
- Subdivision and rezoning at 9 Austin Lane to create a lot for a four-unit townhouse (RL zone)
- Section 59 amendment at 35 University Avenue to allow a drive-thru restaurant near University and Millidge Avenues
- Subdivision variance at 24-44 East Point Way for temporary lot creation for construction financing
Finance Committee - Open Session
The committee will approve the October 23 minutes and a consent agenda that includes an amendment to the Wage Escalation Policy (FAS-007). It will discuss the draft 2025 General Operating Fund Budget and the 2025 Saint John Water Operating Budget, along with a long‑term financial plan for the water utility. An information item on the police service‑based budget template will also be presented.
- Amendment to the Wage Escalation Policy (FAS-007)
- 2025 Draft General Operating Fund Budget
- 2025 Saint John Water Operating Budget
- Long‑Term Financial Plan for Saint John Water (2024‑2034)
- Service‑Based Budget Template – Police
Common Council
The Common Council will approve the 2025 Business Improvement Area budget, appoint an auditor, and set public hearing dates for zoning changes and a proposed development at 125 Gault Road.
- Approval of 2025 Business Improvement Area budget
- Appointment of auditor for auditing services
- Public hearing date set for 125 Gault Road
- Housing Accelerator Fund zoning reform referral
- Engineering services for Retail Drive intersection realignment
Heritage Development Board
The Heritage Development Board will review two heritage permit applications submitted for properties at 204-206 King Street East and 96 Germain Street. The meeting also includes routine agenda items such as approval of the agenda, minutes, reports, and scheduling the next meeting.
- Heritage permit application for 204-206 King Street E (file 24-1163)
- Heritage permit application for 96 Germain Street (file 24-1214)
Common Council
The Common Council will approve the minutes from the October 15 meeting and adopt the agenda. It will consider several consent‑agenda items, including a dog control service agreement renewal, a mutual aid agreement with the Royal Firefighters’ Association (Zone 2), and a Housing Accelerator Fund grant program. The council will also hear public presentations on proposed municipal plan amendments for Alloy Drive, Sunnyside Avenue, and Bayside Drive, and will review the Finance Committee’s 2025 draft general and utility fund capital budgets.
- Dog Control Service Agreement Contract Renewal (consent agenda)
- Mutual Aid Agreement with Royal Firefighters’ Association, Zone 2 (consent agenda)
- Growth Committee: Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF) Grant Program (consent agenda)
- Finance Committee: 2025 Draft General and Utility Fund Capital Budgets (consideration)
- Proposed Municipal Plan Amendments – Alloy Drive, Sunnyside Avenue, and Bayside Drive (by‑law consideration)
Common Council
The Common Council is meeting to discuss a councillor vacancy in Ward 3. The agenda includes a resignation letter from Hickey and the schedule for municipal by-elections.
- Councillor vacancy for Ward 3
- Municipal By-Elections scheduled for 2024-12-09
- Resignation letter from Hickey
Finance Committee - Open Session
The Finance Committee is meeting to discuss draft operating budgets for the 2025 General Fund and Utility Fund. The session includes updates on the state of infrastructure and a memorandum of understanding for Uptown Saint John Inc.
- 2025 Draft General Fund Operating Budget
- 2025 Draft Utility Fund Operating Budget
- State of the Infrastructure Update
- MOU Uptown Saint John Inc.
Common Council
The Common Council is considering draft General and Utility Fund Capital Budgets for 2025. The meeting includes third readings for several zoning and traffic by-law amendments and a review of various infrastructure contracts.
- 3rd reading of zoning amendments for 461-475 Millidge Avenue, 665-669 Loch Lomond Road, and 0 Nason Road/Martha Avenue
- 3rd reading of traffic and parking by-law amendments for Charlotte Street
- Contract 2023-27 for Rothesay Avenue/Retail Drive intersection re-alignment
- Saint John Wastewater Flood Protection Project contribution agreement
- Proposed public hearing dates for 9 Austin Lane, 49 Quinton Avenue, and 35 University Avenue
Growth Committee - Open Session
The Growth Committee will review updates on Housing Accelerator Fund initiatives and a grant program. The meeting includes the approval of previous minutes and a consent agenda item regarding a growth infographic.
- Approval of July 16, 2024 Growth Committee minutes
- Housing Accelerator Fund Initiatives Update
- Housing Accelerator Fund Grant Program review
- Growth at a Glance Infographic presentation
- Approval of the meeting agenda
Planning Advisory Committee
The Planning Advisory Committee is reviewing a rezoning and Municipal Plan Amendment for the Spruce Lake Industrial Park expansion. The body is also considering a subdivision application for Fundy Quay involving land transfers and the extension of Harbour Passage.
- Rezoning and Section 59 Amendment for Spruce Lake Industrial Park expansion covering approximately 586 hectares
- Establishment of a 112.58-hectare pad ready site for Phase 1 of the Spruce Lake Industrial Park
- Subdivision application for Fundy Quay involving land transfer between the City and developer
- Vesting of the Harbour Passage extension as Lands for Public Purposes (LPP)
Heritage Development Board
The Heritage Development Board is meeting to consider a heritage permit application. The board will also handle standard procedural items and reports.
- Heritage permit application HP_24-0979 for 116 Prince William Street
Common Council
The Common Council will conduct public hearings for proposed zoning changes at Millidge Avenue, Loch Lomond Road, and Nason Road. The body is also considering the demolition of a building at 275 Thornbrough Street and several infrastructure contracts.
- Public hearings for zoning amendments at 461-475 Millidge Avenue, 665-669 Loch Lomond Road/0 Commerce Drive, and 0 Nason Road/Martha Avenue
- Proposed demolition of vacant building at 275 Thornbrough Street
- Contract 2024-092208P for North End Secondary Plan consulting services
- Thorne Avenue Rail Crossing Safety Improvement federal funding
- Sale of 400 Lowell Street (former Hilton Belyea Arena Property)
Finance Committee - Open Session
The Finance Committee will first approve minutes from the July 24 meeting, then consider a consent agenda item involving the Saint John Horticultural Association and Emera. The main business includes an expression of interest for the Canadian Public Transit Fund, an introduction to service‑based budgeting, presentation of August 2024 year‑to‑date financial results, and review of the 2025 draft capital budgets for the General Fund and Utility Fund.
- Consent agenda: request from Saint John Horticultural Association and Emera
- Expression of Interest – Canadian Public Transit Fund
- Introduction to Service Based Budgeting
- August 2024 year‑to‑date financial results for General and Utility Funds
- 2025 draft General Fund and Utility Fund capital budgets
Planning Advisory Committee
The Planning Advisory Committee is reviewing several applications to amend the Municipal Plan and Zoning By-Law. These requests include rezoning for multi-unit residential buildings and a self-storage facility.
- Rezoning of 471-475 Millidge Avenue from R1 and CG to Mid-Rise Residential (RM) for two multi-unit buildings
- Proposed construction of two 70-unit buildings at 461, 471, 473, 475 Millidge Avenue, including rezoning to High-Rise Residential (RH)
- Rezoning of 665-669 Loch Lomond Road and 0 Commerce Drive to Corridor Commercial (CC) for a self-storage facility and vehicle rental
- Withdrawn application for the release of public lands at 17 Montgomery Crescent
Common Council
The Common Council will approve minutes from previous meetings and adopt a consent agenda that includes a fall debenture application and a consulting contract for a comprehensive parking study. Public hearings are scheduled for 6:30 p.m., followed by discussion of several zoning by-law amendments for specific properties, each at the third‑reading stage. Additional items include presentations from the New Democratic Party and the Community Arts Board, and a traffic by‑law amendment to reduce speed limits on Sandy Point Road.
- 3rd reading of zoning by‑law amendment for 3600 & 3630 Westfield Road
- 3rd reading of zoning by‑law amendment for Central Peninsula School (Sydney, Charlotte, St. James Streets)
- 3rd reading of zoning by‑law amendment for 1277 Old Black River Road
- 3rd reading of zoning by‑law amendment for 1670 & 1676 Hickey Road
- 3rd reading of zoning by‑law amendment for 1750 Sandy Point Road
Common Council
The Saint John Common Council will meet to approve the agenda and hear presentations from the Liberal, Green, and Progressive Conservative parties of New Brunswick regarding their platforms and a city position paper.
- Approval of Agenda
- Liberal Party of New Brunswick presentation
- Green Party of New Brunswick presentation
- Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick presentation
- A City of Saint John Position Paper for consideration
Planning Advisory Committee
The Planning Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss several rezoning requests and land-use amendments. These proposals include expanding a supportive facility, creating a mini-home park, and developing a new school and community hub.
- Expand supportive facility at 1670 and 1676 Hickey Road from 20 to 41 beds
- Rezone 1277 Old Black River Road to Low-Rise Residential for a three-unit building
- Rezone 3600 and 3630 Westfield Road for a mini-home park with approximately 35 units
- Rezone site at St. James, Charlotte, and Sydney Streets for a K-8 school and community hub
- Rezone 1750 Sandy Point Road for a 76-unit building
Heritage Development Board
The Heritage Development Board is meeting to consider heritage permit applications for four specific properties. The board will also receive updates on staff-approved permits and heritage grants.
- Heritage permit application for 97-103 Prince William Street
- Heritage permit application for 101 Germain Street
- Heritage permit application for 35 Duke Street
- Heritage permit application for 91 Canterbury Street
- Heritage Grants Update
Common Council
The Common Council is meeting to review a housing strategy and consider several land and zoning amendments. The session includes presentations on healthcare transformation and the corporatization of Saint John Energy.
- Zoning By-Law Amendment for 910 Fairville Boulevard (3rd Reading)
- Traffic By-law Amendment for Millidge Avenue Boat Ramp Rehabilitation Project
- Sale of portion of Somerset Acres to Housing NB
- Assent to money-in-lieu of land for public purposes at 205 Norris Road
- Scheduling of a new public hearing for 1670 and 1676 Hickey Road
Growth Committee - Open Session
The Growth Committee is meeting to receive progress updates on the Housing Accelerator and community enhancement projects. The session includes reports on the Saint John Transit Commission and age-friendly community initiatives.
- Housing Accelerator progress update
- Saint John Transit Commission ABC Report and 2023 Annual Report
- Community Enhancement Project mid-year update on community standards compliance
- Age-Friendly Communities presentation
- 2024 Summer Events overview
Heritage Development Board
The Heritage Development Board will review a heritage permit application for 87 Canterbury Street. The meeting also includes updates on staff approved permits and heritage grants.
- Heritage permit application: 87 Canterbury Street
Common Council
The Common Council is reviewing several land use matters, including zoning by-law amendments and municipal plan presentations. The agenda also includes discussions on affordable housing grants and building demolitions.
- Zoning By-Law Amendment for 910 Fairville Boulevard
- Zoning By-Law Amendment for 1670 Hickey Road
- Zoning By-Law Amendment for 2400 Westfield Road
- Zoning By-Law Amendment for 15 O'Brien Street
- Demolition of vacant building at 230-232 Duke Street
Common Council
The Common Council will review several zoning by-law amendments and municipal plan updates. The agenda also includes discussions on street reconstruction, fleet procurement, and community fund applications.
- Storm sewer installation and street reconstruction on Charlotte Street (Union Street to King Square South)
- Zoning By-Law Amendment for 2400 Westfield Road
- Zoning By-Law Amendment for 15 O'Brien Street
- Municipal Plan Amendment for 901 Foster Thurston Drive
- Zoning By-Law Amendment for 435 Woodward Avenue
Public Safety Committee - Open Session
The Public Safety Committee will review several standing committee reports. Discussions include a road safety strategy, senior fraud prevention updates, and the prevention of excessive noise.
- Save Your Skin Foundation presentation
- Fire Prevention Moment regarding wildfires
- Road Safety Strategy report
- Senior Fraud Prevention update
- Prevention of Excessive Noise discussion
Planning Advisory Committee
The committee is reviewing several development proposals including residential expansions, mixed-use buildings, and street vestings. Items include requests for rezoning to allow for more beds in a special care home and new multi-story residential buildings.
- Alloy Drive: Subdivision for street vesting to serve two industrial lots
- 1670 Hickey Road: Rezoning and Section 59 amendment for a special care home addition
- 50 Union Street: Variance request for an electronic message board billboard sign
- 910 Fairville Boulevard: Rezoning and subdivision for mixed-use building with ~60 residential units
- 72 Clint Drive: Section 59 amendment and subdivision to allow semi-detached dwellings
Common Council
The Common Council will meet to discuss several items including a Non-Disclosure Agreement. The meeting includes a Committee of the Whole session regarding the Spruce Lake Industrial Park Expansion.
- Spruce Lake Industrial Park Expansion
Common Council
The Common Council will consider several public hearings regarding property amendments and zoning by-law changes. The agenda also includes discussions on municipal building energy retrofits, street reconstruction projects, and various land agreements.
- Municipal Plan Amendment for 901 Foster Thurston Drive
- Zoning By-Law Amendment for 50 Heather Way
- Zoning By-Law Amendment for 435 Woodward Avenue
- Zoning By-Law Text Amendments regarding Excavation and Filling
- Charlotte Street storm sewer installation and street reconstruction project
Heritage Development Board
The City of Saint John Heritage Development Board will meet to approve meeting minutes, hear from applicants or guests, and review staff reports. The agenda lists five heritage permit applications scheduled for board consideration. The next meeting is set for July 3, 2024.
- Heritage permit application review for 87 Germain Street
- Heritage permit application review for 28-30 Bentley Street
- Heritage permit application review for 243 Germain Street
- Heritage permit application review for 188 Princess Street
- Heritage permit application review for 105-107 Princess Street
Growth Committee - Open Session
The Growth Committee will review several annual reports and financial statements for city-related entities. The meeting includes presentations regarding Rockwood Park, immigration trends, and various municipal facilities.
- Presentation by Friends of Rockwood Park regarding 1671 Sandy Point Rd
- Immigration Trends Report presentation
- Saint John Trade and Convention Center financial report
- Canada Games Aquatic Centre annual report and financial statements
- Saint John Free Public Library reporting
Common Council
The Council will consider several by-law amendments and budget adjustments for transit and housing. Discussions include a traffic safety improvement plan and various committee reports regarding city market resources and non-profit housing.
- 3rd Reading: Municipal Plan and Zoning By-Law Amendment for 241-281 Douglas Avenue
- 3rd Reading: Heritage Conservation Areas By-Law Amendment
- Traffic Safety Improvement Plan 2024 including school requests
- Budget adjustment request for Transit Electric Vehicle purchases
- Budget adjustment request for Housing Accelerator Fund
Finance Committee - Open Session
The Finance Committee will review the 2025 operating and capital budget processes. The meeting includes discussions on housing accelerator funding, electric bus purchases for Saint John Transit, and year-end financial results.
- Housing Accelerator Funding 2024 Budget Amendment
- Saint John Transit electric bus purchase request
- 2025 Operating Budget process overview
- 2025 Capital Budget and Five-Year Capital Investment Plan
- 2023 Unaudited General and Utility Fund year-end results
Planning Advisory Committee
The committee is reviewing multiple development applications including residential rezonings and a municipal plan amendment. Discussions include proposed changes to the Zoning By-Law regarding land filling and excavating processes.
- Zoning By-Law amendment for Section 9.7 – Filling and Excavating of Land
- Rezoning of 435 Woodward Avenue for two 10-unit residential buildings
- Municipal Plan Amendment for 901 Foster Thurston Drive to connect to water and sewer
- Rezoning and subdivision of 50 Heather Way for townhouses and multiple unit buildings
- Rezoning of 2400 Westfield Road and 15 O'Brien Street to residential
Common Council
The Common Council will consider several items including a municipal plan amendment for Douglas Avenue and a heritage conservation by-law amendment. The agenda also includes street reconstruction on Charlotte Street and various maintenance and procurement agreements.
- Rezoning and Municipal Plan Amendment for 241-281 Douglas Avenue
- Heritage Conservation Areas By-Law Amendment
- Charlotte Street (King Sq. S. to Princess Street) street reconstruction
- Millidge Ave Boat Ramp Maintenance Agreement with Royal Kennebecasis Yacht Club
- Fleet Replacement Procurement – May 2024 Trucks
Heritage Development Board
The Heritage Development Board is meeting to conduct regular business. There are no applications for heritage permits currently listed on the agenda.
- No heritage permit applications
Common Council
The Common Council will review the Affordable Housing Soft Costs Grant Program presented by the Growth Committee. The agenda also includes a third reading for an amendment to the Water and Sewerage By-law. Additionally, council will receive updates on 2024 roadway construction projects.
- Affordable Housing Soft Costs Grant Program report
- Third reading of Water and Sewerage By-law amendment
- 2024 roadway construction projects update
- Tender for phosphate for corrosion control
- Street naming for Sealedge Court
Growth Committee - Open Session
The Growth Committee will review the Affordable Housing Soft Cost Grant program, including related reports and presentations. The committee is also scheduled to discuss a referral from Common Council regarding 99 King Street.
- Affordable Housing Soft Cost Grant report and presentation
- Council referral for 99 King Street
Planning Advisory Committee
The Planning Advisory Committee is reviewing an application to amend the Municipal Plan and Zoning By-law. The proposal seeks to facilitate the expansion of the New Brunswick Museum onto adjacent lands located between 241 and 281 Douglas Avenue.
- Municipal Plan Amendment and Rezoning for 241-281 Douglas Avenue
Growth Committee - Open Session
The committee is reviewing a resourcing request for the City Market 2024. Members will also discuss the draft boundary map and advisory committee terms of reference for the North End Neighbourhood Plan. A 'Growth at a Glance' report covering January to March 2024 will also be presented.
- City Market 2024 resourcing request
- North End Neighbourhood Plan draft boundary map
- North End Neighbourhood Plan Advisory Committee Terms of Reference
- Growth at a Glance: January to March 2024 report
Common Council
The Common Council will review third readings for zoning and building by-law amendments. The agenda also includes approvals for street reconstruction, boat ramp rehabilitation, and sanitary lift station modifications. Additionally, the council will discuss correspondence regarding property surplus and community facility needs.
- Third reading of zoning amendment for 730-740 Foster Thurston Drive
- Street reconstruction contracts for Charlotte St. and St. James St.
- Millidge Avenue Boat Ramp Rehabilitation Project contract
- Dominion Park Road sanitary lift station modifications contract
- Proposed public hearing dates for Woodward Avenue, Heather Way, Westfield Road, and O’Brien Street
Heritage Development Board
The Heritage Development Board will meet to consider several applications for heritage permits. These requests involve properties on Germain Street, King Street E, and Douglas Avenue.
- Heritage permit application: 76 Germain Street
- Heritage permit application: 188 Germain Street
- Heritage permit application: 192 King Street E
- Heritage permit application: 241 Douglas Avenue
Common Council
The Common Council will consider several municipal plan and zoning amendments, including projects on Foster Thurston Drive. The agenda also includes street reconstruction contracts, infrastructure tenders, and various by-law updates.
- Public hearing for 730-740 Foster Thurston Drive zoning amendment
- Street reconstruction for Sydney Street (St. James Street to Queen Square North)
- Proposed residential parking permit fee increase
- Urban Development Incentive Grant for 1 Bayard Drive
- Tender for Spruce Lake Screen Building Bypass Valves
Public Safety Committee - Open Session
The Public Safety Committee will hear a presentation regarding the community impacts of the AIM Scrap Metal Facility. The agenda also includes receiving updates on the Housing for All Policy and police commission reporting. Additionally, reports on sidewalk priorities and road safety education programs are scheduled for review.
- Presentation on community impacts of the AIM Scrap Metal Facility
- Housing for All Policy Update
- SJ Police Commission ABC Reporting Template update
- Sidewalk and Crosswalk Priority Program report
- Road Safety Education Program report
Planning Advisory Committee
The Planning Advisory Committee is reviewing several land use applications. These include rezoning for an afterschool childcare facility and a request to convert a building into 11 dwelling units.
- Rezoning at 730-740 Foster Thurston Drive for an afterschool childcare facility
- Street vesting at Rowan Court to serve 11 reconfigured single-family lots
- Building conversion to 11 dwelling units at 130 Golden Grove Road
Common Council
The Common Council will review several by-law amendments, including changes to residential parking fees and skateboard regulations. The agenda also includes multiple funding agreements for park revitalization projects such as Market Place West Park and Rockwood Park. Additionally, council will consider a municipal plan amendment for Douglas Avenue.
- Residential parking permit fee increase (1st and 2nd Reading)
- Zoning By-Law Amendment for 1 Bayard Drive (3rd Reading)
- Municipal Plan Amendment for 241-281 Douglas Avenue
- Funding agreements for Market Place West Park and Rockwood Park
- Traffic By-Law Amendment for Topeka Street parking
Common Council
The Common Council will hold a Committee of the Whole session to discuss Saint John Energy Corporatization. The agenda also includes standard procedural items such as land acknowledgement and conflict of interest disclosures.
- Saint John Energy Corporatization discussion
Common Council
The Common Council is reviewing several municipal items including a zoning amendment for 1 Bayard Drive and a street closing by-law for Red Head Road and Hewitt Road. The agenda also includes discussions on community grants, various committee reports, and updates on city projects.
- Zoning By-Law Amendment: 1 Bayard Drive
- Street Closing By-Law: Red Head Road and Hewitt Road
- Regional Development Corporation Funding: Outdoor Ice Rink and Seating
- Removal of Land Use Agreement: 181-183 Union Street
- Street Vesting: 469 Rothesay Avenue
Finance Committee - Open Session
The Finance Committee is reviewing several capital requests, including funding for a paratransit bus and aquatic centre equipment. The agenda also includes discussions on storm sewer upgrades at Market Place West and sludge removal at Lancaster Lagoon. Additionally, the committee will review updates on the Ernst & Young operational audit and the Council Community Fund policy.
- Request for supplementary funding for a Saint John Transit paratransit bus
- Storm sewer upgrade project at Market Place West
- Capital request for swim blocks at Canada Games Aquatic Centre
- Capital request for the Market Slip docks system
- Update on the Ernst & Young operational audit implementation
Growth Committee - Open Session
The Growth Committee will review the CMHC 20213 Rental Market Study. The committee is also considering a Community Services Reserve funding request for the 2024 Menaquesk (Saint John) Powwow. A presentation request regarding Age-Friendly Communities is on the agenda.
- CMHC 20213 Rental Market Study review
- Community Services Reserve Funding Request for 2024 Menaquesk (Saint John) Powwow
- Presentation request from Age Friendly Active Communities NB
Planning Advisory Committee
The Planning Advisory Committee is reviewing applications for land use changes. This includes a proposal to convert an institutional building at 1 Bayard Drive into a multiunit residential complex. The committee is also considering street vesting for 469 Rothesay Avenue.
- Rezoning of 1 Bayard Drive from Major Community Facility to Urban Centre Residential
- Proposal for 25 units in an existing building and 8 future units at 1 Bayard Drive
- Street vesting application for 469 Rothesay Avenue to create a public street
Common Council
The Common Council is reviewing several municipal plan amendments, street closure requests, and infrastructure renewal projects. The agenda includes discussions on fleet replacement, water and sewer renewals, and various property agreements.
- Public hearing for street closures of portions of Red Head Road and Hewitt Road
- Municipal Plan Amendment for 901 Foster Thurston Drive
- Zoning By-Law Amendment for 1440 Loch Lomond Road (3rd Reading)
- Zoning By-Law Amendment for 172 City Line (3rd Reading)
- Street Closing By-Law for Retail Drive (3rd Reading)
Heritage Development Board
The meeting includes reviews of heritage permit applications and staff reports. The agenda also covers board elections and subcommittee updates. No specific project names or addresses were included in the provided text.
- Applications for Heritage Permits
- Board Elections
- Local Historic Places Subcommittee updates
Common Council
The Common Council is reviewing several land use and zoning amendments. The agenda includes public hearings for properties on City Line and Loch Lomond Road, as well as a presentation regarding Douglas Avenue.
- Zoning By-Law Amendment for 172 City Line
- Municipal Plan and Zoning By-Law Amendment for 1440 Loch Lomond Road
- Municipal Plan Amendment for 241-281 Douglas Avenue
- Traffic By-Law Amendment for McNamara Drive
- Vehicles for Hire By-Law Amendment
Common Council
The Common Council will consider a third reading for a zoning amendment at 89-91 Red Head Road and speed limit reductions on McNamara Drive. The agenda also includes discussions regarding the Housing Accelerator Fund and a funding agreement for The Cove. Additionally, the council will receive information on sewer renewals for St. Paul Street.
- Zoning By-Law Amendment for 89-91 Red Head Road (3rd Reading)
- Speed limit reduction on McNamara Drive
- St. Paul Street water, sanitary, and storm sewer renewal
- Funding agreement for The Cove
- HotSpot Parking Inc software license and services agreement amendment
Growth Committee - Open Session
The Saint John Growth Committee is reviewing several business matters during this session. The agenda includes an update on the Developer Symposium and a recap of Community Standards Compliance Programs. Additionally, the committee will review a development infographic covering January to December 2023.
- Developer Symposium 2024 update
- Community Standards Compliance 2023 recap
- Growth at a Glance development infographic (January to December 2023)
Planning Advisory Committee
The committee is reviewing several land-use applications including a residential development proposal. Items include a billboard variance, a mid-rise residential rezoning, and a large-scale residential project.
- Variance application for a digital and static face billboard at 168 Rothesay Avenue
- Rezoning of 172 City Line from Integrated Development to Mid-Rise Residential
- Rezoning and subdivision for 1440 Loch Lomond Road to allow four 52-unit buildings and 18 townhouses
Common Council
The Common Council is meeting to discuss infrastructure, water renewals, and community energy plans. Items include a public hearing date for 1 Bayard Drive and updates on traffic calming trials.
- Public Hearing Date for 1 Bayard Drive
- Waterloo Street water, sanitary, and storm sewer renewal and street reconstruction
- Millidgeville Boat Ramp Rehabilitation (Phase 2)
- Speed Cushion Traffic Calming Trial Update
- City of Saint John Community Energy Action Plan - ActSJ Pathway to Net-Zero