Municipality of the District of Argyle, NS

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Fire Advisory Committee

The Fire Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss several operational items, including ladder testing failures and replacement priorities, 2026 Emergency Services Provider Fund applications, and 2026 capital budget planning. The committee will also review training opportunities, a FireSmart grant opportunity, and various administrative matters such as accountability tags, gas detector rollout, and dispatch communications.

• Ladder testing failures and replacement priorities
• 2026 Emergency Services Provider Fund applications
• FireSmart grant opportunity
• 2026 capital budget planning
• Gas detector rollout and training

Special Council Meeting

The Municipality of the District of Argyle’s Special Council Meeting on July 30, 2026, will consider a draft amendment to Article C22, which outlines fees and penalties. The agenda includes procedural items such as approving minutes and a 7-day notice for the fee changes. No other substantive decisions or discussions are listed.

• Draft Article C22 - Fees and Penalties amendments (7-day notice) - see attached PDF

Regular Council Meeting

Le Conseil discutera de projets d'infrastructure incluant Comeau's Hill Wharf et Glenwood Park, ainsi que des mesures de réponse à la sécheresse. Les membres voteront également sur plusieurs petites subventions communautaires et une proposition de suspendre les réunions régulières pendant juillet et août.

• Demande d'exemption fiscale pour Edgewood Ecovillage (By-Law 28) et radiation fiscale de $40.26
• Six subventions communautaires de $700 chacune pour des organisations locales
• Discussion sur les mises à jour des projets de Comeau's Hill Wharf et Glenwood Park
• Mises à jour de la politique des subventions et commandites municipales (Article C53)
• Proposition de suspension des réunions régulières et exécutives pour juillet et août

Executive Council Meeting

Le Conseil exécutif se prononcera en deuxième lecture sur un rezonage de deux propriétés situées sur Abbotts Harbour Road et Old Abbotts Harbour Road, passant de « Industriel maritime » à « Usage mixte ». Il examinera également l'adoption des rapports finaux des sentiers polyvalents pour Tusket et Plymouth, l'approbation du budget de réserve de fonctionnement 2026-2027, et l'attribution de dizaines de subventions communautaires de 700 $ dans tous les districts. Une demande de congé prolongé d'un conseiller et une commandite pour Ribfest sont également à l'ordre du jour.

• Deuxième lecture du rezonage de deux propriétés à Abbotts Harbour Road et Old Abbotts Harbour Road (PID# 90075482 et 90326778) passant de « Industriel maritime » à « Usage mixte »
• Adoption des rapports finaux de conception des sentiers polyvalents pour Tusket et Plymouth
• Approbation du budget de réserve de fonctionnement 2026-2027
• Subventions communautaires de 700 $ chacune à plus de 30 organisations dans 7 districts (une subvention de 500 $)
• Demande de commandite pour Ribfest reportée de la réunion précédente

Council approved second reading of a rezoning from Marine Industrial to Mixed Use for two properties. The final multiuse trail report for Plymouth was adopted, and staff were instructed to revisit Tusket multi-use path design costs. The 2026-2027 operating reserve budget, with a net cash outflow of ~$1.58 million, was approved. Multiple community grants and a $2,500 Ribfest sponsorship were also approved.

• Approved second reading of rezoning for two properties at Abbotts Harbour and Old Abbotts Harbour Road (carried)
• Adopted final multiuse trail report for Plymouth (carried)
• Instructed staff to revisit Tusket multi-use path design costs with EXP (carried)
• Approved 2026-2027 operating reserve budget (carried)
• Approved $700 community grants for Districts 1-7 and 9 (carried)
• Approved $2,500 sponsorship for Yarmouth Rotary Ribfest 2026 (carried)
• Approved Councillor LeBlanc's extended leave of absence to August 31, 2026 (carried)

Public Hearing

La Municipalité du district d'Argyle tient une audience publique pour examiner une demande de rezonage pour deux propriétés situées sur le chemin Old Abbotts Harbour et le chemin Abbotts Harbour (PID#s 90075482 et 90326778). L'audience comprend une présentation du personnel, des soumissions écrites et des commentaires du public. Aucune motion ne sera faite lors de cette audience ; toute décision sera prise lors d'une réunion ordinaire ultérieure.

• Demande de rezonage pour les PID#s 90075482 et 90326778 sur le chemin Old Abbotts Harbour et le chemin Abbotts Harbour

Council held a public hearing on a rezoning application for two properties on Abbotts Harbour Road from Marine Industrial to Mixed Use. No formal public submissions were received. The hearing was adjourned without a vote; no decision was made at this meeting.

• No substantive decisions made; hearing only

Regular Council Meeting

Le Conseil votera sur les budgets de fonctionnement et d'immobilisations pour 2026-2027, et fixera également les taux de taxation résidentiels (1,13 $), de ressources (1,13 $) et commerciaux (2,29 $) par tranche de 100 $ d'évaluation. Il examinera également les tarifs des services d'égouts et d'eau, les tarifs des zones de services d'incendie, ainsi qu'un prêt temporaire de 800 000 $ provenant des réserves de fonctionnement. Les autres points incluent une voie multiusage à Tusket-Lents Corner et des exemptions de taxes de bienfaisance.

• Discussion sur la voie multiusage Tusket-Lents Corner
• Approbation du budget de fonctionnement 2026-2027
• Approbation du budget d'immobilisations 2026-2027
• Taux de taxation : résidentiel 1,13 $, commercial 2,29 $ par tranche de 100 $ d'évaluation
• Tarifs d'égouts : West Pubnico 440 $, Wedgeport 175 $, Tusket 425 $ par unité équivalente

Council approved the $14.4 million operating budget and $5.8 million capital budget for 2026-2027, maintaining tax rates at current levels. They also set sewer and fire area rates, approved charitable tax exemptions, and authorized an $800,000 temporary loan from operating reserves. A presentation on a community pasture proposal was received for information, and motions on flyer litter and sharps disposal policies were passed.

• Approved $14.4M operating budget (carried)
• Approved $5.8M capital budget (carried)
• Approved tax rates unchanged (residential $1.13, commercial $2.29, resource $1.13 per $100)
• Set sewer rates: West Pubnico $440/unit, Wedgeport $175, Tusket $425 (carried)
• Set fire area rates for 8 areas (carried)
• Authorized $800,000 temporary loan from operating reserve (carried)
• Approved list of charitable organizations tax exemptions (carried)
• Motions to research flyer litter policy and write letter on sharps disposal (both carried)

Special Council Meeting

Le conseil votera sur une entreprise de conception pour une clinique médicale et discutera des projets de budget de fonctionnement et d'investissement. La réunion comprend également l'approbation de l'ordre du jour et les déclarations de conflit d'intérêts.

• Approbation de la société de conception architecturale pour la clinique médicale (document d'évaluation ci-joint)
• Examen du projet de budget de fonctionnement
• Examen du projet de budget d'investissement

Public Hearing

La Municipalité du district d'Argyle tient une audience publique pour examiner une demande de radiation d'un bien patrimonial municipal situé au 10, chemin Rickers Hill. La réunion comprend une présentation, des soumissions écrites et des présentations publiques sur la proposition.

• Radiation d'un bien patrimonial municipal au 10, chemin Rickers Hill

Executive Council Meeting

Le conseil décidera d'autoriser un prêt-relais temporaire de $1.9 million pour le Mariners Centre, avec Argyle garantissant jusqu'à $583,000. Les autres décisions incluent la radiation d'une propriété patrimoniale au 10 Rickers Hill Road, la première lecture d'une modification du zonage sur Abbotts Harbour Road, et l'approbation d'un nouveau Code de conduite pour les élus. Le conseil votera également sur des subventions totalisant $94,200.

• Financement-relais pour le Mariners Centre jusqu'à $1.9M, garantie municipale de $583,000
• Radiation d'une propriété patrimoniale au 10 Rickers Hill Road, Roberts Island
• Première lecture du rezonage sur Abbotts Harbour Road de Industriel maritime à Usage mixte
• Approbation de subventions aux organisations totalisant $58,600 et subventions pour les salles communautaires de $35,600
• Adoption de l'article C61 - Code de conduite pour les élus

Planning Advisory Committee Meeting

Le Planning Advisory Committee discutera d'une demande visant à rezoner deux propriétés situées sur Abbotts Harbour Road et Old Abbotts Harbour Road de Marine Industrial (MI) à Mixed Use (MU). Le comité pourrait recommander une première lecture au conseil et autoriser une audience publique, à moins que des commentaires publics substantiels ne soient reçus. La réunion comprend également une présentation sur l'amendement de la carte et l'approbation des procès-verbaux précédents.

• Demande de rezonage pour les PID 90075482 (Old Abbotts Harbour Rd) et 90326778 (Abbotts Harbour Rd) de Marine Industrial à Mixed Use
• Motion suggérée pour recommander la première lecture de l'amendement de la carte du Land Use By-Law
• Audience publique à planifier, sauf en cas de réception de commentaires substantiels
• Présentation sur l'amendement de la carte proposé
• Approbation des procès-verbaux du Planning Advisory Committee du 3 mars 2026

146th Annual Council Meeting

Le Conseil votera sur le remplacement de l'actuel Code de conduite des élus par une nouvelle politique modèle provinciale. Ils nommeront également des vérificateurs et un avocat, approuveront un contrat de trois ans pour les chenils de la SPCA, et envisageront le renouvellement des adhésions aux associations municipales.

• Nommer Doane Grant Thornton LLP comme vérificateurs pour 2026-2027
• Nommer Hood Fraser d'Entremont comme avocat pour 2026-2027
• Abroger l'article C1 et adopter l'article C61 Code de conduite des élus
• Approuver le contrat de chenils de la SPCA d'août 2025 à juillet 2028
• Envisager le montant du parrainage pour la conférence de printemps 2026 de l'AMANS

Council approved a three-year SPCA contract moving from a fixed annual fee to a per-use model, with local by-law handling initial calls and SPCA for serious cases. They also repealed and replaced the Code of Conduct for elected officials with the provincial model policy. Appointments for auditors, solicitor, and officers were confirmed. A letter of support for Marc Lescarbot's historic nomination and a $1,000 sponsorship for AMANS conference were approved. A draft policy on out-of-region event funding was discussed but tabled for revision.

• Approved per-use SPCA contract (carried)
• Adopted new Code of Conduct (carried)
• Appointed Doane Grant Thornton as auditors (carried)
• Appointed Hood Fraser d'Entremont as solicitor (carried)
• Approved letter of support for Marc Lescarbot nomination (carried)
• Approved $1,000 AMANS sponsorship (carried)
• Appointed Councillor Madden to medical clinic committee (carried)

Special Council Meeting

The Municipality of the District of Argyle will review draft capital and operating budgets during this special council meeting. The agenda includes presentations on the draft capital budget followed by the draft operating budget. No specific budget figures or decisions are listed in the provided agenda text.

• Approval of agenda and conflict of interest declaration
• Draft Capital Budget Presentation
• Draft Operating Budget Presentation

Council reviewed a proposed $6,667,000 capital budget and a balanced $13.3 million operating budget. Staff were instructed to make minor changes to the drafts before re-presenting them at a future meeting for intended approval.

• Approved the agenda (Moved by M. Madden, Seconded by K. Bourque)
• Instructed staff to revise draft budgets for future presentation and approval

Executive Council Meeting

The Municipality of the District of Argyle Executive Council will discuss and vote on several items, including a proposed governance model for the Nova Scotia Health Tusket Medical Clinic, tender results for the courthouse roof, and a request for Hubbards Point Wharf funding. They will also consider amendments to the salary administration policy and a relief of interest totaling $2,722.64.

• Proposed Governance Model for Tusket Medical Clinic – motion to approve
• RFP Courthouse Roof Tender Results – review of bids
• Relief of Interest of $2,722.64 for AAN# 00397512 and 01332708
• Request from Councillor Foster: Funding assistance for repairs to Hubbard's Point Wharf
• CIFA Logo Renewal – approval of $900 plus HST for radio station logo on vehicle

The Executive Council approved a three-year contract extension for Chief Administrative Officer Alain Muise and adopted amendments to the salary administration policy. Council also awarded a $62,472 courthouse roof replacement contract to Garian Construction Limited and approved a governance framework for a potential Tusket medical clinic. Additional actions included directing staff to identify provincial and federal funding for the Hubbards Point Wharf and approving a $900 vehicle logo renewal.

• Approved three-year CAO contract extension (April 2026–March 2029)
• Awarded courthouse roof replacement contract to Garian Construction for $62,472
• Approved amendments to Article P44 Salary Administration Policy
• Adopted governance model for potential Tusket medical clinic project
• Directed staff to identify provincial and federal funding for Hubbards Point Wharf
• Approved $900 plus HST renewal for CIFA vehicle logo
• Wrote off $2,722.64 in interest for accounts AAN# 00397512 & 01332708
• Changed April Executive Council meeting date from April 30 to April 23

Regular Council Meeting

The Municipality of the District of Argyle is meeting to discuss property demolitions, heritage property de-registration, and various community grants. The council will also review provincial budget cuts and streetlight ownership.

• Proposed demolition contract for 1057 Highway 335 awarded to Spinney Excavating for $68,500 + HST
• Proposed public hearing for the de-registration of Municipal Heritage Property at 10 Rickers Hill Road
• Community grant requests: Le Reveil de Pombcoup ($700), Pubnico Dog Park Association ($700), and La Société Touristique Bon Temps d'Argyle ($700)
• Community grant request for Plymouth Cemetery ($300)
• Discussion on provincial budget cuts and streetlight ownership

Council approved a demolition contract for 1057 Highway 335, gave notice of motion to consider de-registering a heritage property, and extended the CAO's contract. Several community grants were approved, and a motion to write a letter about flooding was defeated. A proposal for a monument was presented but no decision was made.

• Approved demolition at 1057 Highway 335, contract to Spinney Excavating for $68,500 + HST (carried)
• Gave notice of motion to consider de-registration of heritage property at 10 Rickers Hill Road, authorized public hearing (carried)
• Approved sending letter to Province re: provincial budget cuts (carried)
• Approved sending letter to Dept. of Public Works re: safety hazard trees near Lent's Corner (carried)
• Defeated motion to write letter re: flooding at Highway 3/308 fork (not seconded)
• Approved $700 grant to Le Reveil de Pombcoup (carried)
• Approved $300 grant to Plymouth Cemetery (carried)
• Approved $700 grant to Pubnico Dog Park Association (carried)

Audit Committee Meeting

The Audit Committee will meet to approve minutes from a previous meeting, receive a presentation on the pre-audit plan from Doane Grant Thornton, discuss audit risks, and review an update on internal control deficiencies.

• Approval of September 23, 2025 Audit Committee minutes
• Presentation: Pre-Audit Plan by Gloria Banks and Stephanie LeBlanc
• Discussion: Audit Risk
• Information: Internal Control Deficiencies Update

Planning Advisory Committee Meeting

The Planning Advisory Committee will meet to discuss and decide on the de-registration of a heritage property. The committee will also review minutes from the December 4, 2025 meeting.

• De-registration of Heritage Property at 10 Rickers Road

The committee approved the amended agenda and the minutes from the December 4, 2025 meeting. A motion was carried to give notice of a motion to consider de‑registering the municipal heritage property at 10 Rickers Road, Roberts Island, and to authorize staff to schedule a public hearing on the matter.

• Agenda approved (amended) – carried
• Minutes from Dec 4, 2025 approved – carried
• Advised council to give notice of motion to consider de‑registration of 10 Rickers Rd heritage property and authorize staff to schedule public hearing – carried

Executive Council Meeting

The Executive Council will decide on second reading of By-Law X19 to repeal penalties, approve amendments to overtime policy, and consider a councillor's leave of absence. They will also hear a presentation on outdoor illumination and light pollution. Two community grant requests for $700 each are up for approval.

• Second Reading of By-Law X19 - Penalties REPEALED
• Amendments to Article P7 - Overtime
• Councillor LeBlanc's leave of absence request for three months
• Outdoor Illumination and Light Pollution Presentation by Scott Surette
• Council Community Grant of $700 for Pubnico Light Monument Society and $700 for Immaculate Conception Cemetery Committee

The council approved a three‑month leave of absence for Councillor Darryl LeBlanc and reassessed it after May 31 2026. Several council members were appointed to committees and authorities, and the outdoor illumination by‑law was rescinded pending further feedback. Grants of $700 each were approved for the Pubnico Light Monument Society and the Immaculate Conception Cemetery Committee. Staff were authorized to proceed with construction of a new medical clinic in Tusket, conditional on a signed agreement with Nova Scotia Health.

• Approved leave of absence for Councillor Darryl LeBlanc (3 months) – carried
• Appointed Councillor Rachea lSurette to the Audit Committee – carried
• Rescinded first reading of By‑Law 43 – Outdoor Illumination and Light Pollution – carried
• Approved $700 grant to Pubnico Light Monument Society – carried
• Approved $700 grant to Immaculate Conception Cemetery Committee – carried
• Authorized staff to proceed with construction of new medical clinic in Tusket, pending health agreement – carried
• Changed regular March meeting date from the 12th to the 11th – carried
• Approved letter to Nova Scotia Department of Public Works for signage at Morris Island – carried

Regular Council Meeting

Council will discuss and decide on a three-year cost share agreement for subdivision streets (Agreement No. 2026-003) and consider a proposal from the Tri County Regional Centre for Education to amend the noise by-law regarding snow removal. Financial requests include a sponsorship for the Yarmouth Hospital Foundation's WE CARE Radiothon (amount to be determined) and a $700 community grant for the West Side Improvement Society. Other items include amendments to overtime policy, a presentation on the municipal assessment roll, and an in-camera session for contract negotiations.

• Three-year cost share agreement for subdivision streets (Agreement No. 2026-003) with suggested motion to authorize Warden and CAO to sign
• Proposed amendment to Noise By-Law to add language around snow removal services, following a letter of proposal from Tri County Regional Centre for Education
• Sponsorship request for Yarmouth Hospital Foundation's WE CARE Radiothon (amount unspecified in agenda)
• Council Community Grant of $700 for West Side Improvement Society (District 8)
• Amendments to Article P7 - Overtime (7-day notice)

The council approved several community grants, including $700 for the Kemptville Betterment Society. It also authorized the issuance of a tender for the courthouse roof and gave the CAO authority to sign Cost Share Agreement No. 2026‑003 for subdivision streets. Additional actions rescinded earlier library partnership motions, amended the noise by‑law for snow removal, and approved a lease negotiation with AJ's Glass.

• Authorized Cost Share Agreement No. 2026‑003 for subdivision streets (Carried)
• Amended the Noise By‑Law to include snow removal language (Carried)
• Rescinded 2019 motion on West Pubnico Library non‑profit partnership (Carried)
• Rescinded 2020 motion on Western Counties Regional Library location (Carried)
• Authorized CAO to negotiate lease and improvements with AJ's Glass, 292 Highway 335 (Carried)
• Authorized issuance of a tender for the Courthouse roof (Carried)
• Approved $1,000 sponsorship for Yarmouth Hospital Foundations WE CARE Radiothon (Carried)
• Approved $700 Council Community Grant for Kemptville Betterment Society (Carried)

Executive Council Meeting

The Argyle Executive Council will consider several items including second readings for a development agreement with Deons Oyster Ltd. and land-use by-law amendments. They will also decide on low-income property tax exemptions for 2026, a fare assistance pilot program extension for HOPE Dial-a-Ride, and a proposal to merge two municipal committees. The most consequential item is a recommendation to transfer the municipality's registered pension plan to the Provincial Services Superannuation Plan, moving from a defined contribution to a defined benefit plan.

• Second reading of Development Agreement for Deons Oyster Ltd. on PID# 90341140
• Second reading of Land Use By-Law amendments (housekeeping amendments)
• Low-income property tax exemptions for 2026: $300 off for income $0-$30,000; $200 for $30,001-$56,000; $100 for $56,001-$65,500
• Extension request for HOPE Dial-a-Ride Fare Assistance Pilot Program
• Proposed merger of Municipal Recruitment and Retention Committee with Community Navigator Oversight Committee

The council approved the development agreement with Deons Oyster Ltd., the second reading of land‑use by‑law amendments, and new low‑income property tax exemptions. It also authorized the transfer of the municipality’s pension plan to the Provincial Services Superannuation Plan and approved a $25,000‑per‑year fire services grant for Kemptville Volunteer Fire Department. Additional items approved included the merger of two committees, continuation of the HOPE Dial‑a‑Ride fare‑assistance pilot, and a tax‑exemption for St. Michel Church.

• Approved development agreement application for Deons Oyster Ltd. (CARRIED)
• Approved second reading of Land Use By‑Law amendments (CARRIED)
• Approved low‑income property tax exemptions for 2026/2027 (CARRIED)
• Authorized transfer of municipal pension plan to Provincial Services Superannuation Plan (CARRIED)
• Approved merger of Municipal Recruitment and Retention Committee with Community Navigator Oversight Committee (CARRIED)
• Appointed Warden Nicole Albright as municipality’s representative on reconstituted Community Navigator Oversight Committee (CARRIED)
• Approved continuation of HOPE Dial‑a‑Ride Fare Assistance Pilot Program (CARRIED)
• Approved $25,000‑per‑year fire services capital grant for Kemptville Volunteer Fire Department for five years (CARRIED)

Public Hearing

The Municipality of the District of Argyle holds a public hearing to consider a development agreement application for Deon's Oyster Ltd. The agenda includes a presentation, review of written comments, and a public comment period before adjournment.

• Public hearing on Development Agreement Application - Deon's Oyster Ltd.
• Attachments: D'Eon Oyster_Public Hearing.pdf
• Attachments: DRAFT_Development Agreement - DEon Oyster Company Limited_14Nov2025.pdf
• Agenda includes presentation, written comments/submissions, and public presentations

The council convened a public hearing on Jan. 29, 2026. No written comments were received and no members of the public spoke. No motions were moved, voted on, or decided. The meeting was adjourned at 6:48 p.m.

Regular Council Meeting

The council will hold a first reading to repeal By-Law X19 regarding penalties, discuss Article C60 on security cameras, and hear a presentation on basic income guarantee. It will also consider a $700 community grant to the Association des Acadienne d'Argyle and review correspondence on RCMP resources and provincial funding.

• First reading of By-Law X19 - Penalties REPEALED
• Discussion on Article C60 - Security Cameras
• Presentation by Yarmouth County Community Health Board on Basic Income Guarantee
• Council Community Grant Request - $700 for Association des Acadienne d'Argyle
• In-camera session under Section 22(2)(e) for contract negotiations

Council approved the Article C60 security‑camera by‑law, the first reading of By‑Law X19 repealing penalties, and a $700 community grant. It adopted a resolution supporting continued exploration of a modernized regional service structure and authorized the CAO to apply for Provincial Municipal Innovation Program funding. The council also rescinded a previous curling‑club funding motion, invited the club to present an update, and moved to go in‑camera at 8 p.m.

• Approved agenda as presented (9‑0)
• Approved Article C60 – Security Cameras (9‑0)
• Approved first reading of By‑Law X19 – Penalties Repealed (9‑0)
• Adopted resolution supporting regional modernization and authorizing CAO to apply for provincial innovation funding (9‑0)
• Approved $700 community grant to l'Association des Acadienne d'Argyle (9‑0)
• Rescinded October 10 2024 motion for Yarmouth Curling Club funding (9‑0)
• Invited Curling Club to present an update to Council (9‑0)
• Moved to go in‑camera at 8:00 p.m. (carried)