The committee addressed several zoning, subdivision, and variance applications. Key discussions included a proposal to amend the General Industrial zone to permit a medical clinic within a recreational facility at 90 Gordon Street, a rezoning application for 506-508 Canada Street to permit single detached dwellings, and subdivision applications for properties at 41 Riverside Drive, 255 Regent Street, and 1555 Saint Mary's Street. Additionally, the committee considered variance requests for a fitness centre at 2790 Woodstock Road and a children's home at 348 Gibson Street, as well as the receipt of building permits for July 2026.
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The committee reviewed and approved several zoning, subdivision, and variance applications. Key items included the rezoning and development of a 48-unit apartment building at 40 Dunns Crossing Road, rezoning and variances for a semi-detached dwelling at 221 Barton Crescent, and amendments to permit a 51-unit mixed-use building at 616 and 618 Union Street. The committee also approved a multi-residential development at 1070 Brookside Drive and rezoning for a new subdivision at 150 Cowperthwaite Street. Additionally, a subdivision plan for 3 Centennial Court and a temporary use variance for parking at 224 Queen Street were approved. Reports were also received regarding pending subdivision and temporary use variance applications for future meetings, specifically for 1968 Lincoln Road and 374-376 King Street.
Jun 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Fredericton City Council Regular Meeting
The Council held a regular meeting covering several legislative and administrative items. Key topics included the approval of subdivision plans and military training and event requests under the consent agenda. The Council conducted multiple public hearings and readings for zoning by-law amendments related to various property developments, including residential and multi-residential projects. Furthermore, the Council authorized a revised grant agreement for the Housing Accelerator Fund, addressed changes in terms and conditions for a specific property development project, received an informational presentation on property tax reform, and confirmed appointments for the Deputy Mayor and standing committees.
Jun 3, 2026·StrategicPlan
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City of Fredericton Municipal Plan 2041
The City of Fredericton's Municipal Plan is a statutory document that provides a comprehensive policy framework for managing future growth and guiding land use and development decisions. It outlines strategies for shaping urban growth through urban structure and land use designations, and for building a successful city by addressing housing, economic development, arts, culture, recreation, heritage, urban design, environmental sustainability, municipal services, and transportation. The plan aims to foster a welcoming, economically strong, culturally rich, and sustainable community, with a focus on complete neighborhoods, a vibrant downtown and riverfront, an efficient multi-modal transportation system, and ensuring environmental resilience.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
