RCMP Quarterly Reports East Hants District RCMP works under the municipal policing mandate to ensure East Hants continues to be a safe place. The RCMP reports quarterly to the Police Advisory Committee consisting of members of Council and members of the public. Learn more about Emergency Services in East Hants Current Year Reports 2024 First Quarter Report 2023 Year Reports…
…the final subdivision is completed. Project Leads Consultants – Strum Consulting Contractors – Brycon Construction Ltd. Documents Uniacke Business Park Phase One and Two Final Subdivision Business Reports All Business Reports Category All Business Support Commercial Districts Community Attractiveness Planning Sort Name (A-Z) Name (Z-A) Year (newest first) Year (oldest first) No business reports were found. Loading… More Business Reports…
…quarterly meetings to review performance, address issues and ensure the system is operating effectively ► Provide quarterly or annual reports on key activities and indicators (e.g. on-time performance, service hours provided, training and maintenance activities conducted) ► Establish annual operating agreements ► Work with the Municipality to deliver the best possible service (e.g. provide recommendations regarding routes, stops and schedules)…
…relevant publicly available and some privately available information. The following general data sources were used for this study: •published bedrock and surficial geology maps in paper and digital formats, •reports published for other places in Nova Scotia on stratigraphically similar or equivalent geologic units to those present at and near the Milford GMA, •local published and unpublished technical studies and…
…Particle Velocity monitoring records as described in Appendix “A”. 13.2 The Air Blast and Particle Velocity monitoring reports shall be submitted to the Municipality at least once per week. 13.3 The Qualified Monitor shall submit the Air Blast and Particle Velocity monitoring reports to the Municipality along with either: a) A certificate in the form of Appendix “B” stating the…
…as being persons who are or ever have been landed immigrants or permanent residents. The 2016 Census reports a total of 910 immigrants arriving within the Municipality of East Hants in the years prior to May 2016. That makes up 1.6% of the total immigrants arriving in Nova Scotia (55,675) in the same time period. Since 2001, the Municipality has…
…and brand book that reflects the re- positioning of the destination brand. vi. Investigate the potential for CNTA to obtain a CTC EQ licence agreement. Licensees have access to the CTC online library, data tables, reports & toolkits. vii. Commit to EQ standards, if not licensing, in the Tourism Plan update. Adoption of CTC’s EQ standards for tourism marketing…
…is the only property currently using HotSpot for this purpose, reports that usage of the app is very low amongst their customer base. RECOMMENDED FARE OPT IONS While it is important to offer passengers a range of options to improve convenience of the service, too many mechanisms for fare payment could burden the administration of the system. For transit service…
…session will be dealt with immediately following dissolution of the in-camera session. 3.4.5 Staff reports presented during an in-camera session and minutes of an in-camera session will be maintained by the Clerk and considered confidential unless Council determines that the information, or part thereof, shall be made available to the public. 3.4.6 Audio-recordings of in-camera meetings are to be destroyed…
DOCUMENT ID DOC50037 PAGE 1 OF 22 PROCUREMENT POLICY ☒ Council ☐ Administrative 1.0 PURPOSE The purpose of this Policy is to establish how the Municipality of the District of East Hants (“East Hants”) will fulfill their obligations under the Public Procurement Act, Nova Scotia. This Policy is meant to inform Council, staff, Suppliers, and the public with respect to…