Video, transcripts, and deep links for 37 archived public meetings from 28 Nova Scotia governments — city councils, county boards, and public agencies.
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1:27:48 Motion has passed unanimously. Item three, potable water options during droughts. As its June 24th, 2026 meeting, council directed staff to explore drought response options with community organizations and bulk water carriers and confirmed the municipality would shift from bottled water…Play from 1:27:48
31:12 Yeah. Yeah. It has to be and it has to be again um those receiving the benefit like I assume a wastewater system will will have to pay that universal sewer rate.Play from 31:12
6:33:00 When rain water filters through the piles of debris, it creates toxic leakage that drains into the local groundwater wetlands and nearby water courses through the fractured rocks into our wells.Play from 6:33:00
32:00 So, our water rates are all regulated through the UARP. So our water rates are all regulated through the UIRP, and this is the last year of our rate study that we're in, ending in March 2025.Play from 32:00
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