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“ BMRA serves in an advocacy role with Town Council and staff on behalf of ratepayers to ensure and enhance our community’s quality of life.”

  • Home
    • Mission Statement
    • Board Members
    • Bylaws
  • Election 2026
    • TBM’s Election Resources Page
    • Are you registered to vote?
    • Candidate List
  • Our Latest Emails
  • Our Portfolios
    • Portfolio: Budget
    • Portfolio: County
    • Portfolio: Infrastructure
    • Portfolio: Planning
    • Portfolio: Transportation
    • Portfolio: Sustainability
  • Contact
  • Join & Renew
  • Home
    • Mission Statement
    • Board Members
    • Bylaws
  • Election 2026
    • TBM’s Election Resources Page
    • Are you registered to vote?
    • Candidate List
  • Our Latest Emails
  • Our Portfolios
    • Portfolio: Budget
    • Portfolio: County
    • Portfolio: Infrastructure
    • Portfolio: Planning
    • Portfolio: Transportation
    • Portfolio: Sustainability
  • Contact
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← Taking Stock – 6 months into 2024Campus of Care: Where are We? →

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The town has corrected the meeting time.  It’s 9:30 AM, June 25th, at the town hall

Public Meeting: June 25th @ 9:30 AM

regarding the

disposition of 171 King St

(the old Foodland site, on the east end of Thornbury)

Background

The Town bought the “old Foodland site” at 171 King St (Hwy 26) on the east end of Thornbury, a few years ago.  The intention was to build attainable housing on the site.

For multiple reasons, that housing was never built, and now the town is considering disposing of the site.


The Town’s report on the matter is in the following link

Staff report on the disposition proposal

Public Meeting to Discuss the Disposition

There is a public meeting on June 25th, at 9:30 AM where the Town will receive comments on the plan to dispose of the site.


You can attend in person at the Town Hall, or  virtually.

If you wish to attend to speak at this meeting, register with the link, below

Register to Atttend or Speak at a Public Meeting

Please forward this email to interested friends & neighbours

(They may thank you… or they may not care.  But they won’t hate you!)

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