Engagement
Welcome to the Town of Annapolis Royal’s Engagement Page. Here you can find relevant information for upcoming public hearings, initiatives, reviews, and other proposals. You can also find the details for the relevant point of contact to answer any questions you may have, or to submit comments.
If you have a general question, or are unsure whom to contact, call 902-532-2043 ext 101 or email admin@annapolisroyal.com
If you would like to contact the Mayor, a Councillor, or other Staff click HERE
CHANGES TO TOWN OF ANNAPOLIS ROYAL BY-LAWSNext meeting:July 16, 2025 Second Reading……….June 18, 2025 First ReadingRepeal and Replace Dog By-law #206
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CHANGES TO TOWN OF ANNAPOLIS ROYAL BY-LAWSJune 18, 2025 Second ReadingPension By-law #207andRepeal of Pension By-law #207Non-Profit Organization Property Tax Reduction By-law #205– – – – – – – – – May 21, 2025 – First ReadingRepeal and Replace Non-Profit Organization Property Tax Reduction By-law #205 |
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May 13, 2024Branch #21 Legion, 66 Victoria Street From 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Annapolis Royal Council would like to invite residents to attend a public meeting on the following:
This will be an information session with guest speakers to go over current reports received on the above topics. There will be a Public Meeting for residents to attend. Reports are included below. VIEW DETAILS – Five-year Infrastructure Plan VIEW DETAILS – Updated 20240430_AR_Flood Risk Assessment AR Flood Risk Assessment Appendix A AR Flood Risk Assessment_Appendix B AR Flood Risk Assessment_Appendix C AR Flood Risk Assessment_Appendix D AR Flood Risk Assessment_Appendix E |
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UPDATE: PUBLIC CONSULTATION PRESENTATIONNovember 23, 2023Flood Adaptation and Asset ManagementA public meeting was held on November 23, 2023 where AIM Network and Landscape Architect gave a presentation on the Flood Risk Assessment and Adaptation Concepts. ANNAPOLIS ROYAL FLOOD RISK ASSESSMENTMarch 2023 The Town of Annapolis Royal (Annapolis Royal) has commissioned this report to propose adaptation measures to protect the Town from inland flooding of the Annapolis River. Several reports have been completed in the past to study the effects of inland flooding and effects of climate change on the Town’s infrastructure. This report proposes a clear path forward to mitigate risk at this National Historic Site from catastrophic floodwaters and proposes solutions that are adaptable to the uncertain impacts of climate change over the next eighty years. |
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