Expect potential traffic delays on Thursday 14 May at 9:30am and 2pm and on Friday 15 May at 9:30am as the convocation procession crosses Main Street at University Ave.

F2022-23 Expense Reporting - Councillor Madeira-Voss
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March 31, 2023
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Open Government Records
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Isabel Madeira-Voss
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F2022-23 Expense Reporting - Councillor Madeira-Voss
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F2022-23 Expense Reporting - Councillor Palmeter
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March 31, 2023
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Ian Palmeter
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F2022-23 Expense Reporting - Councillor Palmeter
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F2022-23 Expense Reporting - Councillor Proudfoot
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March 31, 2023
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Oonagh Proudfoot
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F2022-23 Final Expense Reporting - Misc
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March 31, 2023
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Open Government Records
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Misc
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Planning Advisory Meeting March 9, 2023 - Recording
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March 28, 2023
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Committee Meeting Records
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Planning Advisory Committee
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Planning Advisory Committee Recording March 9, 2023 Meeting
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The Town of Wolfville is looking for a part time Compliance Officer.

The Compliance Officer is a position with the Town of Wolfville that provides key support to the Community Compliance Coordinator. Accountable to the Chief Administrative Officer, the Compliance Officer will work with neighborhood groups and individuals, the RCMP, and other partners to achieve better harmony in our diverse community.

This role is responsible for the compliance of all municipal bylaws, with a primary focus on the Nuisance Party and Noise Bylaws, parking under the Motor Vehicle Act, Property Minimum Standards Bylaw, and some provisions of the Municipal Government Act.

This role is expected to use a variety of existing and creative new ways of achieving positive outcomes including community education, partnership development, community engagement, and enforcement tools.

Please review the job description and if interested, forward a resume and cover letter to our Community Compliance Coordinator.

After months of work, Wolfville Town Council has approved the 2023/24 Town Operations Plan and related Operating Budget, the Ten-Year Capital Investment Plan, as well as the Water Utility’s Three-Year Operating and Capital Budget.

The Operating Budget, now approved by Council, has revenues and expenditures in the amount of $13,457,000.

As part of the budget process, Council has set the Residential Tax Rate at $1.475 per hundred dollars of assessment. This reflects an increase of 1.75 cents.

Given the significant increases in assessment that many residential properties experienced, including those under the CAP program at a maximum of 7.7 per cent, and the addition of 1.75 cents on the residential rate, many property owners will see a 9 per cent increase overall.

What this means for a single-family home in Wolfville, with an average assessment of $340,000, is an increase of $445 over the last tax year.

The Commercial Tax Rate remains unchanged at $3.575 per hundred dollars of assessment.

Please see the media release for full details of the 23/24 budget.

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