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HALIFAX REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY
BY-LAW NUMBER N-200
RESPECTING NOISE
BE IT ENACTED by the Council of Halifax Regional Municipality as follows:
Short Title
1. This By-law shall be known as By-law Number N-200, and may be cited as the "Noise By-
law".
Interpretation
2. In this By-law,
(a)
"CAO" means the Chief Administrative Officer of the Municipality;
(aa) "Civic Holiday" means a holiday as set out in By-law H-100, the Civic Holiday By-
law;
(aaa) "concrete finishing" means the process for creating a smooth surface to freshly
poured concrete;
(aaaa) "concrete pouring" means the deposition, distribution, and consolidation of freshly
mixed concrete in the place where it is to harden;
(ab) "construction" includes erection, alteration, repair, dismantling and demolition of
structures and includes structural maintenance, hammering, land clearing, moving
of earth, rock or felled trees, grading, excavating, the laying of pipe or conduit
whether above or below ground level, working with concrete, alteration or
installation of any equipment, the structural installation of construction components
or materials in any form whatsoever, the placing or removing of any construction
related materials and includes any work in connection therewith; but does not
include blasting or rock breaking;
(b)
"Construction equipment" means any equipment or device designed and intended
for use in construction or material handling including but not limited to air
compressors, air tracks, pile drivers, pneumatic or hydraulic tools, bulldozers,
tractors, excavators, trenchers, cranes, derricks, loaders, backhoes, scrapers, pavers,
generators, off-highway haulers or trucks, ditchers, compactors and rollers, pumps,
concrete mixers, graders and other material handling equipment;
(c)
"Council" means the Halifax Regional Council;
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(d)
"Motor vehicle" includes an automobile, motorcycle and any other vehicle
propelled or driven otherwise than by muscular, gravitational or wind power; but
does not include a motorized wheelchair or a car, locomotive or other motor vehicle
running only upon rails; a motorized snow vehicle; traction engine; farm tractor;
self-propelled implement of husbandry; or road-building machine within the
meaning of the Motor Vehicle Act;
(da) "owner" includes as it refers to the owner of property
(i) a part owner, joint owner, tenant in common or joint tenant of the whole or any
part of land or a building,
(ii) in the case of the absence or incapacity of the person having title to the land or
building, a trustee, an executor, a guardian, an agent, a mortgagee in possession or a
person having the care or control of the land or building,
(iii) a person who occupies shores, beaches or shoals, and
(iv) in the absence of proof to the contrary, the person assessed for the property;
(e)
"Point of reception" means any point on the premises of a person where sound,
originating from other than those premises, is received;
(f)
"Property line" is an imaginary line along the ground surface, and its vertical
extension, which separates the real property owned by one person from that owned
by another person, but does not include intra-building real property divisions;
(g)
"public address system" means any system comprised of one or more of the
following and in any combination: loudspeaker, amplifier, microphone, turntable,
reproducer, receiver or tuner, or any other device where such equipment is part of a
system used to reproduce or amplify sound;
(h)
"recreational vehicle" means any motor vehicle which is designed to be, or intended
to be, used other than on a public highway or on the surface of the water and
includes, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, all-terrain vehicles, trail
bikes and snowmobiles but does not include a motor home or travel trailer for the
purposes of this By-Law;
(i)
"residential area" means an area of the Municipality zoned only for residential uses
in accordance with the Land Use By-law; and
(j)
"rock breaking" means a method used in construction to demolish concrete
structures and rock by using either a jackhammer or a percussion hammer which
has been fitted to an excavator.
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General Prohibition
3.
(1)
No person shall engage in any activity that unreasonably disturbs or tends to disturb
the peace and tranquillity of a neighbourhood.
(2)
Without limiting the generality of subsection (1), the activities listed in Schedule
"A" during the prohibited times and places as set out therein are deemed to be activities that
unreasonably disturb the peace and tranquillity of a neighbourhood.
(3)
For the purpose of a prosecution pursuant to subsections (1) or (2), evidence that
one neighbour is unreasonably disturbed by a noise is prima facie evidence that the
neighbourhood is unreasonably disturbed by the noise.
Prescribed Exemptions
4. (1) Notwithstanding any other provisions of this By-law, it shall be lawful to emit or cause or
permit the emission of sound in connection with emergency measures taken
(a)
for the immediate health, safety or welfare of the inhabitants or any of them;
(b)
for the preservation or restoration of property
unless such sound is clearly of a longer duration or more disturbing than is reasonably necessary
for the accomplishment of such emergency purposes.
(2) Notwithstanding any other provisions of this By-law, this By-law shall not apply to:
(a)
the days listed in Schedule "B", the emission of sound in connection with any of the
traditional, festive, religious or other activities listed therein; or
(b)
the emission of sound in connection with any of the activities listed in Schedule
"C";
(c)
employees, contractors, or agents of
(i)
the Municipality,
(ii) the Government of Canada,
(iii) the Province of Nova Scotia,
(iv) the Halifax Regional Water Commission,
(v)
the Halifax-Dartmouth Bridge Commission,
(vi) the Nova Scotia Power Corporation,
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(vii) telecommunication companies,
(viii) companies that provide natural gas or other gas intended as fuel for the public,
and
(ix)
companies working in the street under hours prescribed by the Engineer
in a streets and services permit issued under the Streets By-law,
when those employees, contractors, or agents are acting in the reasonable execution of
their duties, on condition that the employee, contractor or agent give 48 hours written
notice prior to commencing the work, to the owner as shown in the assessment roll of the
Property Valuation Services Corporation, of properties located within 30 metres of the
property on which the work is to be carried out, provided however that such notice is not
required in the event of an emergency;
(d)
a person or a corporation, or an employee of such person or corporation, reasonably
performing work at the request of any party enumerated in clause (c);
(e)
noises in connection with athletic or recreational activities in municipal park areas,
arenas or community centres until one o'clock in the a.m.;
(f)
noises in relation to annual municipal festivals or municipal activities in municipal
parks, municipal arenas or municipal community centres until one o'clock in the
a.m.;
(g)
noises in relation to municipal parades, street dances or other community activities
until one o'clock in the a.m.;
(h)
noises caused by motor vehicles being used for emergency purposes;
(I)
noises emitted by municipal owned machinery or equipment when used in the
normal course of providing municipal services;
(j)
noises caused by motor vehicles or workmen engaged in the delivery of any type of
fuel;
(a)
noises emitted by audible pedestrian signals; and
(b)
noises caused by air ambulances.
Local Exemptions
5.
(1)
The operation of any refrigeration unit which is attached to a refrigeration truck is
exempt from the prohibitions in this By-Law if the refrigeration truck is parked directly in front
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of the Bedford Place Mall on the Bedford Highway side of the building, excluding parking at the
sides and rear of the structure.
(2)
The operation of any refrigeration unit which is attached to a refrigeration truck is
also exempt from the prohibitions in this By-Law if the refrigeration truck is parked in the
parking lot area which is bounded on the west by an imaginary line running along the portion of
the Sobey's Warehouse Mall which forms the back walls of the Sobey's store and Wacky
Wheatley's Carpet T.V. and Stereo outlet as of March, 1988, and bounded on the east by the
western boundary of the Canadian National Railway right-of-way.
(3) The emission of sound in relation to parades, street dances, al fresco dining, a public
address system, live music, festive or religious activities, cultural or artistic activities, general
conversation, or other community activities are exempt from the provisions of this By-law
beginning at 9 o'clock in the morning (9:00 a.m.) until twelve o'clock in the morning (12:00
a.m.) in the areas labeled as "Entertainment District" as shown on Schedule "D": Entertainment
District.
Schedules
5A.
Any Schedule attached hereto shall form part of this By-law.
Grant Of Exemptions By Council
6.
(1)
Notwithstanding anything contained in this By-Law, any person may make
application to Council to be granted an exemption from any of the provisions of this By-Law
with respect to any emission of noise for which that person might be prosecuted; and Council, by
resolution, may refuse to grant any exemption or may grant the exemption applied for or any
exemption of lesser effect; and any exemption granted shall specify the time period, not in excess
of six months, during which the exemption shall be effective and the exemption shall be in
written form and shall include such terms and conditions as Council deems appropriate.
(2)
In deciding whether or not to grant an exemption, Council shall give consideration
to the social or commercial benefit of the proposed activity to the municipality, the views of any
residents of the municipality which may be expressed to Council, the proposed hours of
operation of the proposed noise-emitting activity and the proposed duration of the subject
activity.
(3)
In deciding whether or not to grant an exemption, Council shall give the applicant,
and any person opposed to the application, an opportunity to be heard during a Council Session
and may consider such other matters as it deems appropriate.
(4)
Notice of the time, date and purpose of the Council Session at which the hearing is
proposed to take place shall be mailed to the assessed owner or owners as shown in the records
of the Regional Assessment Office, of property located within 100 feet of the property which
will be the subject of the hearing;
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(5)
Any alleged breach by the applicant of any of the terms or conditions of any
exemption granted by Council, shall be investigated by municipal staff, reported to Council in
writing and Council shall determine whether or not a breach has taken place. If a breach has
taken place, Council may pass a resolution revoking the exemption, without the necessity of
giving notice of rescinding motion, and such exemption shall be null and void as of the passing
of such resolution.
Grant of Exemptions by Staff
6A
(1) Subject to section 6,
(i) where a person makes an application for an exemption from the provisions of this
By-law for a reoccurring event, and
(ii) a previous application for an exemption from the provisions of this By-law for
the event was approved by Council,
the exemption may be granted by the CAO.
(2) An exemption may be granted by the CAO where:
(a) the date, time, location and duration are consistent with the previous application;
(b) the applicant states the social, economic and community benefit in their
application; and
(c) all other information contained in the application is substantively the same as the
application approved by Council.
(3) The CAO may delegate the authority under subsections (1) and (2) to the staff that
oversees the noise exemption application process.
6B.
(1) Subject to section 6, where a person makes an application for an exemption from
the provisions of this By-law for construction noise and equipment:
(a) for extended consecutive hours required to complete concrete finishing,
concrete pouring, or any other associated activities as determined by the CAO;
(b) due to a requirement to temporarily reduce noise impacts during the day as
identified under an approved Construction Mitigation Plan under Administrative Order
2018-005-ADM; or
(c) due to limited access of seven (7) days or less to specialized trades or
specialized equipment; the CAO may grant an exemption.
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(2)
The CAO may delegate their authority under clause 6B(1)(a) to the staff that oversees the
noise exemption application process.
6C.
(1) The applicant for an exemption under subsection 6B(1) shall make written
application on a form as prescribed by the CAO.
(2) Where an application for an exemption to the provisions of this By-law for
construction noise and equipment does not fall within clauses (a), (b), or (c) of subsection
6B(1), the application will be referred to Council.
(3) The CAO shall issue an exemption to the applicant where:
(a) the application set out in subsection (1) is complete;
(b) the reason for the proposed exemption falls within the exemptions listed in
clauses (a), (b), or (c) of subsection 6B(1), and;
(c) the applicant agrees to abide by any term or condition imposed by the CAO.
(4) For greater certainty, the CAO shall not issue an exemption unless all the
requirements under subsection (3) are met.
(5) Upon granting an exemption, the CAO shall notify the applicant in writing and such
notice shall:
(a)
specify the dates and hours of the day the exemption will be in effect; and
(b) include such terms and conditions the CAO deems appropriate.
6D.
The CAO may delegate the authority under sections 6B and 6C to the staff that oversees
the noise exemption application process.
6E.
(1) An applicant with an exemption granted under section 6C, shall deliver
written notice in a form prescribed by the CAO, a minimum of 48 hours prior to
commencement of the work, to all residents and businesses located
(a) within 30 metres of the property on which the work is to be carried out; or
(b) within a distance greater than 30 metres of the property on which the work is to be
carried out, where determined appropriate by the CAO.
(1A) The CAO may delegate their authority under subsection 6E(1) to the staff that
oversees the noise exemption application process.
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(1B) For any subsequent works carried out on the same property granted under the
same exemption under section 6C, an applicant shall deliver notice at least 48 hours prior
to the commencement of the work by methods described in the form prescribed under
subsection 6E(1).
(2)
In addition to the written notice under subsection (1), the applicant shall also
provide notice in the form of a sign onsite in a prominent location that residents can
access, with a link to the Halifax Approved Construction Noise Exemption webpage.
(3) The notice shall include the reason for the exemption, the duration of the approved
exemption and a method of contact for further questions.
Severability:
7.
If a court of competent jurisdiction should declare any section or part of a section of this
By-Law to be invalid, such section or part of a section shall not be construed as having
persuaded or influenced Council to pass the remainder of the By-Law and it is hereby declared
that the remainder of the By-Law shall be valid and shall remain in force.
Offence and Penalty
8.
Any person who violates any of the provisions of this By-law shall be guilty of an
offence and shall, on summary conviction, be liable
1.
for the first offence to a penalty of not less than Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00)
and of not more than ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00) or imprisonment for a
period of not more than one year or both, including the imposition of the
minimum fine;
2.
for the second offence to a penalty of not less than Seven Hundred Dollars
($700.00) and of not more than ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00) or imprisonment
for a period of not more than one year or both, including the imposition of a
minimum fine;
3.
for the third offence or any subsequent offence to a penalty of not less than One
Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) and of not more than ten thousand dollars
($10,000.00) or imprisonment for a period of not more than one year or both,
including the imposition of a minimum fine.
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Repeal of By-laws, Regulations and Ordinances
9.
Sections 3 and 10 of the County of Halifax By-law Number 8, Respecting Mischiefs and
Nuisances, Town of Bedford By-law 22106, Respecting the Prohibition and Regulation of
Certain Noises in the Town of Bedford, By-law Number N-200 of the City of Dartmouth, the
Control of Noise By-law and Ordinance Number 113 of the City of Halifax, the Noise Ordinance
and any amendments thereto are hereby repealed.
Done and passed in Council this 14th day of September, A.D., 1999.
Mayor
Municipal Clerk
I, Vi Carmichael, Clerk of the Halifax Regional Municipality, hereby certify that the above-noted
by-law was passed at a meeting of the Halifax Regional Council held on September 14, 1999.
Vi Carmichael, Municipal Clerk
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Schedule "A"
Part 1
Activities that unreasonably disturb the peace and tranquillity of a neighbourhood
throughout the whole Municipality, and at all times, where the sound resulting therefrom is
audible at a point of reception.
1.
The operation of any combustion engine or pneumatic device without an effective exhaust
or intake muffling device in good working order and in constant operation;
2.
The operation of a vehicle or a vehicle with a trailer resulting in banging, clanking,
squealing or other like sounds due to an improperly secured load or equipment or
inadequate maintenance;
3.
The operation of a motor vehicle horn or other warning device except where required or
authorized by law or in accordance with good safety practices.
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Part 2
Activities that unreasonably disturb the peace and tranquillity of a residential area, at the
specified times, where the sound resulting therefrom is audible at a point of reception.
1.
The detonation of fireworks or explosive devices not
used in construction or quarrying;
At All Times
2.
The discharge of firearms except when used as a
signalling device in a sporting competition;
At All Times
3.
The operation of a combustion engine which
(I)
is, or
(ii) is used in, or
(iii) is intended for use in,
a toy or a model or replica of any device, which
model or replica has no function other than
amusement or which is not a conveyance;
At All Times
4.
The operation of a recreational vehicle within 30
meters of a residence except for reason of operation
for the purpose of parking or storage on one's own
property;
At All Times
5.
Persistent barking, calling, whining or the making of
any similar persistent noise-making by any animal;
At All Times
6.
The operation of any refrigeration unit which is
attached to a refrigeration trailer unless the
refrigeration trailer is in motion;
B
7.
The operation of a garborator, solid waste bulk lift,
refuse compacting equipment or hydraulic dumpster
associated with a commercial enterprise;
B
8.
The operation in the outdoors of any power tool for
domestic purposes other than snow removal;
A
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9.
Yelling, shouting, hooting, whistling or singing;
A
10.
The operation of a commercial car wash;
C
11.
All selling or advertising by shouting or outcry or
amplified sound;
B
12.
The use or operation of any commercial snow
removal, sanding, or salting equipment at the
Bedford Place Mall rear parking lot which abuts
Union Street, except for the purpose of keeping
emergency lanes clear.
A
13.
The operation of Sea-doos and Ski-doos within 30
meters of a residence except for the purpose of
parking or storage on one's own property.
A
14.
The maintenance or other repair of commercial
vehicles outdoors, or in a building which is not fully
enclosed in such a way as to prevent the escape of
noise, if said operation is within 76 metres of a
residential property, excepting the maintenance and
repair of vehicles used in agricultural, fishing,
forestry or mining operations on property devoted to
those uses.
C
Part 3
Activities originating from within a residential area that unreasonably disturb the peace and
tranquillity of a resident, at the specified times, where the sound resulting therefrom is
audible at a point of reception.
1.
The operation of an engine or motor in, or on, any
motor vehicle or item of attached auxiliary equipment
At All Times
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for a continuous period exceeding five minutes, while
such vehicle is stationary in a residential area unless:
(a)
the
original
equipment
manufacturer
specifically recommends a longer idling period
for normal and efficient operation of the motor
vehicle in which case such recommended
period shall not be exceeded;
(b)
operation of such engine or motor is essential to
a basic function of the vehicle or equipment,
including but not limited to, operation of
ready-mixed concrete trucks, lift platforms and
refuse compactors;
(c)
weather conditions justify the use of heating or
refrigerating systems powered by the motor or
engine for the safety and welfare of the
operator, passengers or animals, or the
preservation of perishable cargo, and where the
vehicle is stationary for purposes of delivery or
loading;
(d)
prevailing low temperatures make longer idling
periods necessary immediately after starting the
motor or engine;
(e)
the idling is for the purpose of cleaning and
flushing the radiator and associated circulation
system for seasonal change of antifreeze,
cleaning of the fuel system, carburetor or the
like, when such work is performed other than
for profit.
2.
The operation of any item of construction equipment
or rock breaking equipment in a residential area
without effective muffling devices in good working
order and in constant operation;
At All Times
3.
The loading or unloading of any containers, products,
materials or refuse with the exception of private
household effects;
A
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4.
The use or operation of any commercial vacuuming
equipment such as rug cleaning equipment;
A
5.
The operation of any public address system,
television set, disc player, tape deck, phonograph, or
radio in a manner such that the sound from the
equipment being operated is audible beyond the
bounds of the property from which the noise is
emitted;
A
6.
The operation of any motorized conveyance other than
on a street or other place intended for its operation;
A
7.
The operation of any item of snow or ice making
equipment;
A
8.
The use or operation of construction equipment,
except where such equipment is used or operated on
any highways;
E
9.
The venting, release or pressure relief of air, steam or
other gaseous material, product or compound from
any autoclave, boiler pressure vessel, pipe, valve,
machine, device or system;
B
10.
The operation of a power assisted hang glider or
parafoil;
A
11.
Construction and the operation of any equipment in
connection with construction;
E
12.
The operation of any powered rail car including by
A
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not limited to refrigeration cars, locomotives or self-
propelled passenger cars, while stationery on
property not owned or controlled by a railway
governed by the Canada Railway Act.
13.
Rock breaking
F
14. Concrete Finishing and Concrete Pouring
G
PROHIBITED TIMES:
A - On a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday until seven o'clock in the a.m. (7:00
a.m.) and after nine thirty o'clock in the afternoon (9:30 p.m.). On a Saturday until eight
o'clock in the a.m. (8:00 a.m.) and after seven o'clock in the afternoon (7:00 p.m.). On a
Sunday, Statutory Holiday, Civic Holiday, or Remembrance Day until nine o'clock in the
a.m. (9:00 a.m.) and after seven o'clock in the afternoon (7:00 p.m.).
B -
On a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday until seven o'clock in the a.m.
(7:00 a.m.) and after nine thirty o'clock in the afternoon (9:30 p.m.). On a Saturday until
eight o'clock in the a.m. (8:00 a.m.) and after seven o'clock in the afternoon (7:00 p.m.).
On a Sunday, Statutory Holiday, Civic Holiday, or Remembrance Day at all times during
any such day.
C -
eleven o'clock in the afternoon (11:00 p.m.) to seven o'clock (7:00 am) in the a.m. of the
following day.
D -
All Day Sunday, Statutory and Civic Holidays and Remembrance Day.
E -
On a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday until seven o'clock in the a.m.
(7:00 a.m.) and after eight o'clock in the afternoon (8:00 p.m.). On a Saturday until eight
o'clock in the a.m. (8:00 a.m.) and after seven o'clock in the afternoon (7:00 p.m.). On a
Sunday, Statutory Holiday, Civic Holiday, or Remembrance Day until nine o'clock in the
a.m. (9:00 a.m.) and after seven o'clock in the afternoon (7:00 p.m.).
F -
On a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday until eight o'clock in the a.m.
(8:00 a.m.) and after six o'clock in the afternoon (6:00 p.m.). All Day Saturday, Sunday,
Statutory and Civic Holidays and Remembrance Day.
G -
On a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday until seven o'clock in the a.m.
(7:00 a.m.) and after nine thirty o'clock in the afternoon (9:30 p.m.). On a Saturday until
eight o'clock in the a.m. (8:00 a.m.) and after seven o'clock in the afternoon (7:00 p.m.).
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On a Sunday, Statutory Holiday, Civic Holiday, or Remembrance Day until nine o'clock
in the a.m. (9:00 a.m.) and after seven o'clock in the afternoon (7:00 p.m.).
NOTE:
Any time specified in this Section shall mean Standard Time for the municipality or
Daylight Savings Time during the period of time for which the same is declared to be in force in
the municipality.
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Schedule "B"
Canada Day
Natal Day
New Year's Eve
Recognized Religious Holidays
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Schedule "C"
Ringing of Bells at Places of Worship
Calls to Worship
Activities at Pits, Quarries or Mining Operations for which a permit has been issued by the
Department of Environment which expressly regulates sound levels.
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Schedule "D": Entertainment District
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BY-LAW N-200
Notice of Motion:
June 22, 1999
First Reading:
July 6, 1999
"Notice of Intent" Publication:
July 31, 1999
Second Reading:
September 14, 1999
Approval of Minister of Housing and Municipal Affairs
N/A
Effective Date:
September 18, 1999
No. 1 - Amended by N-201
Clause (c) of subsection (2) of Section 4 of By-Law N-200 is repealed and replaced.
Notice of Motion:
March 27, 2001
First Reading:
April 3, 2001
"Notice of Intent" Publication:
April 7,2001
Second Reading:
April 24, 2001
Approval of Minister of Housing and Municipal Affairs
N/A
Effective Date:
April 28, 2001
______________________________________________________________________________
No. 2 - Amended by V-101
Amending Section 8
Notice of Motion:
August 19, 2003
First Reading:
August 26, 2003
"Notice of Public Hearing" Publication:
September 6, 2003
Second Reading:
September 23, 2003
Approval of Service Nova Scotia and Municipal Relations: N/A
Effective Date:
September 27, 2003
______________________________________________________________________________
No. 3 - Amended by N-203
Repeal of Section 8 and 9 and replace
Notice of Motion: May 3, 2005
First Reading:
May 10, 2005
Notice of Public Hearing - Publication:
June 11, 2005
Second Reading:
June 28, 2005
Approval of Service Nova Scotia and Municipal Relations:
N/A
Effective Date:
July 2, 2005
______________________________________________________________________________
No. 4 - Amended by N-204
Amendment to Part 2 of Schedule A
Notice of Motion:
May 17, 2005
First Reading:
May 24, 2005
Notice of Public Hearing - Publication:
June 11, 2005
Second Reading:
June 28, 2005
Approval of Service Nova Scotia and Municipal Relations:
N/A
Effective Date:
July 9, 2005
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No. 5 - Amended by N-205
Notice of Motion:
December 4, 2018
First Reading:
December 11, 2018
Notice of Public Hearing - Publication:
February 9, 2019
Second Reading:
February 26, 2019
Approval of Municipal Affairs:
N/A
Effective Date:
March 2, 2019
No. 6 - Amended by By-law N-206
Added subsection 5(3), section 5A and Schedule D
Notice of Motion:
June 8, 2021
First Reading:
June 29, 2021
Notice of Second Reading Publication:
July 3, 2021
Second Reading:
July 20, 2021
Approval by Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing:
N/A
Effective Date:
July 24, 2021
No. 7- Amended by By-law N-207
Amended clauses 2(ab),(i), (j), 4(2)(c); and subsection 4(1)
Added sections 6B, 6C, 6D, and 6E
Amended Schedule A, Part 3, sections 2, 8, and 11
Added to Schedule A, Part 3, section 13, and Clauses E and F to Prohibited Times
Notice of Motion:
June 28, 2022
First Reading:
July 12, 2022
Notice of Second Reading Publication:
August 6, 2022
Second Reading:
August 23, 2022
Approval by Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing:
N/A
Effective Date:
November 21, 2022
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No. 8 - Amended by By-law N-208
Amended section 2, clause 6B(1)(a), subsections 6E(1), 6E(2)
Added clauses 2(aaa), 2(aaaa) subsections 6B(2), 6E(1A), 6B(1B)
Added to Schedule A, Part 3, section 14 and Clause G to Prohibited Times
Notice of Motion:
November 28, 2023
First Reading:
December 12, 2023
Notice of Second Reading Publication:
December 16, 2023
Second Reading:
January 9, 2024
Approval by Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing:
N/A
Effective Date:
January 13, 2024