NOTICE OF HEARING
UNDER THE
MUNICIPAL CAPITAL BORROWING ACT
Notice is hereby given that on Monday, the 13th day of April, 2026
at Marysville Place, 20 McGloin Street, Fredericton, New Brunswick,
the Municipal Capital Borrowing Board will hear the application of
the Municipal District of St. Stephen at 2:25 pm for authorization
to borrow money for a capital expense as set forth in subsection
4(1) of the Municipal Capital Borrowing Act:
Transportation Services
Street resurfacing -various
$5,250,000
Objections to this application, if any, may be filed in writing with the
Secretary of the Municipal Capital Borrowing Board, DELG, P.O.
Box 6000, Fredericton, New Brunswick, E3B 5H1, or may be
presented orally to the Board at the time of the hearing.
Dated the 9th day of March, 2026.
Grace Lee Cutler, CPA, CGA, Secretary
Municipal Capital Borrowing Board
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NOTICE OF SECOND AND THIRD READING BY TITLE OF THE FOLLOWING BYLAWS:
1. BYLAW 02-26 – FOOD TRUCK REGULATION BYLAW
2. BYLAW 03-26 – BUSKING AND STREET PERFORMANCE BYLAW
3. BYLAW 04-26 – TRANSIENT TRADER BYLAW
4. BYLAW 05-26 – REMUNERATION OF COUNCIL BYLAW
5. BYLAW D-2 – DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVES BYLAW
Local Governance Act Authorization Section 15(3)
Instead of being read in its entirety, a summary of a by-Law may be read if
a) a notice has been given in a manner specified in Section 70, twice a week for two weeks, that
i. describes the proposed by-law by title and generally by subject matter,
ii. states that the proposed by-law may be examined
A. In the office of the clerk during regular office hours, and
B. on the local government’s website, if the local government has posted it on its website;
b) at least 14 days have elapsed between the day on which the notice is first given and the day on which the by-law is to be read for the third time by title; and
c) no member of council objects.
DESCRIPTION OF BY-LAWS
1. BYLAW 02-26: A Bylaw Regulating Food Trucks in the Municipal District of St. Stephen.
2. BYLAW 03-26: A Bylaw Regulating Busking and Street Performance in the Municipal District of St. Stephen.
3. BYLAW 04-26: A Bylaw Regulating Transient Traders in the Municipal District of St. Stephen.
4. BYLAW 05-26: A Bylaw Respecting the Remuneration of Council for the Municipal District of St. Stephen.
5. BYLAW D-2: A Bylaw Respecting Development Incentives for the Municipal District of St. Stephen.
A copy of each of the above-described bylaws can be viewed at the Clerk’s Office at the Municipal District Office at 22 Budd Avenue, St. Stephen, NB E3L 1E9 Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. A copy of each of these bylaws can also be viewed on the Municipal District of St. Stephen’s website https://town.ststephen.nb.ca/town-hall/by-laws
COUNCIL OBJECTION
No Councillor objects to the posting for reading by title for Second and Third Reading of Bylaw 02-26, 03-26, 04-26, 05-26, and D-2, which are scheduled for Wednesday, April 22, 2026, at 6 p.m.
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In compliance with the Community Planning Act of New Brunswick (C-19), By-law No. M-4, the Municipal District of St. Stephen Municipal Plan By-law, had its third and final reading at the October 29, 2025 Council Meeting, was approved by the Minister of Local Government on November 6, 2025, and then Registered at the Charlotte County Registry Office, in the Province of New Brunswick, on November 7, 2025, as document #46661980.
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