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The Municipality of the District of Lunenburg is the third largest rural municipality in Nova Scotia in terms of total property assessment and encompasses a geographic area representing over 432,000 acres. The District is home to a growing population of over 26,000 and is considered one of the "hot spots" for development and growth in Nova Scotia. Rich in charm and history, we offer a safe, rural lifestyle with wonderful seaside communities, sparkling coves and beaches, miles of Atlantic shoreline and numerous recreational lakes. All of this within a short commute to the large metropolitan area of Halifax. |
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One of Council’s initiatives last year was to bring government to the residence and businesses of the District of Lunenburg. After a series of meetings last year we were asked to come back every year to do an update and open the discussion for additional feedback.
Business meetings will be held throughout the District again this year.
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Read more... [Business Meetings]
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On December 8, 2009, Municipal Council refused the internal amendment to the Princes Inlet and Area Secondary Planning Strategy and Land Use Bylaw. The proposed amendment was to clarify that the 40 m lot frontage requirement does not apply for lots being created specifically for a designed road or public highway.
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Read more... [Princes Inlet Public Hearing/Amendment]
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The Rural Mailbox Delivery Review Program is an issue under the Federal Government’s jurisdiction, however, the Municipality of the District of Lunenburg has agreed to forward your concerns and comments to Canada Post for their response. Please fill out the comment form and return it to the Municipal Office on 210 Aberdeen Road in Bridgewater in person or send it by
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or by fax at 543-7123.
Download comment form here. |
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Programs areas include youth, family, personal interest, active, safety and community.
To view the current brochure click the cover or here.
If you have questions about programs email
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On October 2, 2009, MP Gerald Keddy announced federal funding for the Lunenburg County Lifestyle Centre to a maximum of $10.35 million. Shown here are MP Gerald Keddy, Municipality of the District of Lunenburg Mayor Don Downe, Bridgewater Mayor Carol Publicover and Lunenburg County Lifestyle Centre Society Chair Paul Belliveau.
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