TOWN OF CLARENVILLE
PUBLIC NOTICE
Snow Clearing Notice

Residents of Clarenville are advised that as per section 172 (1) & (2) of the Municipalities Act;

Effective immediately, vehicles parked on the roadway that hinder or impede the ploughing of or removal of snow or ice from the streets may be towed and impounded by Council.

All such vehicles are subject to ticketing by the RCMP and any costs associated with removal and storage of the vehicle will have to be paid by the owner prior to the vehicle being released.

Also, under the Town's Snow Removal Policy residents and businesses removing snow from their property must do so such that it does not impede traffic. Snow from private property shall not be placed so as to cause a nuisance to neighbouring properties by being accumulated in drive or walk ways.

In the event that snow removal from private property creates a nuisance for neighbouring properties, the Town will remove the snow such that the problem is corrected. The resident causing the problem will be billed for the Town's work at a base rate of $70 per hour with a minimum charge of $70.

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TOWN OF CLARENVILLE
PUBLIC NOTICE

PUBLIC TENDERING

Please note, all future tendering by the Town of Clarenville will be done electronically through Government Purchasing Agency at http://www.gpa.gov.nl.ca/tenders/index.html or Transportation & Works, Tendering and Contract at http://www.tw.gov.nl.ca/TenderingandContracts/default.asp as well as on the Town of Clarenville's website at http://www.clarenville.net.

To ensure your company receives notification of tenders placed by the Town of Clarenville, the websites listed above should be checked on a regular basis. 

For more informaiton contact:

Robert Hisock, CAO
709-466-7937 or bob@clarenville.net

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WATER PROTECTION AREA
Notice is hereby given to all concerned that the area shown on the map is
protected under section 39 of the Water Resources Act, SNL 2002 cW-4.01, as a source of public water supply for the Town of Clarenville.

As of the date this Notice is printed in the Newfoundland and Labrador
Gazette, it is an offence to undertake any development or activity in this
area without prior written authorization from the Minister of Environment
and Conservation.

If you have any questions or comments, please contact the town office at
466-7937

In the event of a Main Line Water Break or the cause for a Boil Water Advisory the following procedure will be followed:

As soon as the problem is discovered an announcement will be placed on CBC Radio 93.7 FM and CKVO Radio 710 AM by Water Plant Personnel.  Should this happen overnight announcements will begin at 6:00 am.

Should the problem need extended coverage, i.e boil water advisory, the Water Plant Supervisor will also ensure that it is placed on Channel 6 Ads, notices posted in the local post offices, the Town of Clarenville’s website (www.clarenville.net) and posted to the Town of Clarenville’s Facebook page.