A - Administrative / Council and CAO related by-laws

Q: I would like to discuss a concern or idea with all of Council. Can I come to a Council meeting and discuss?

A: Yes, but you must ask the Clerk at least one week in advance. Section 10 of By-law A-028.01 Procedural By-law for the Council of Hartland,  if anyone wishes to address Council at one of the meetings, they must contact the Town Clerk at least one week in advance to be added to the agenda. Giving notice allows some time for staff to do any research Council may need before they could consider a request.

Clerk's contact info: rob.webber@townofhartland.com or 506-375-4357 ext 200. 

Q: I would like to attend Council meetings so I know what is happening in my community. How can I do that?

A: The public is always welcome to attend Council meetings. Sections 12.c) and d) of By-law A-028.01 Procedural By-law for the Council of Hartland states Council hold their regular Council meeting the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 6:30pm in Council Chambers at the Town Hall located at 31 Orser Street. Sections 15.c) and d) states Committee of the Whole meetings happen on the 4th Tuesday of each month at 6:30pm. Decisions can only be made at the regular Council meetings, but they can still hear presentations at the Committee of the Whole meetings.

B - Regulatory / Land Use

C - Service / Streets, sidewalks, water and sewer

D - Fire

Q: Do I need a permit to have a campfire in my backyard? I live in Coldstream.

A: No. While Coldstream is now a part of the town of Hartland, section 8.a. of By-law D-07 Fire Protection and Prevention states a recreational fire, which includes a campfire, does not require a permit. Section 3.p. clarifies the definition of a Recreational Fire as being no larger than 1.5m in diameter with a non-flammable base. Always be sure to check the provincial website to ensure there is not a fire ban in place before having a campfire. https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/news/public_alerts/forest_fire_watch.html 

E - Police

F - Animal

Other