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Bridgetown Planning Area
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Residents of BRIDGETOWN PLANNING AREA NOTICE OF APPROVAL – Dated October 09, 2025
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Municipality of the County of Annapolis on September 09, 2025, adopted amendments to the Text of the Bridgetown Secondary Planning Strategy (SPS) and concurrently adopted text amendments to the Bridgetown Land Use By-law (LUB). Take note these amendments came into effect as of the date of this notice (October 09, 2025). The amended Bridgetown Secondary Planning Strategy and Land Use By-law may be inspected by visiting the Municipality’s website at www.annapoliscounty.ca or by contacting Linda Bent at the phone number below or by visiting the Municipal Building, 752 St. George St, Annapolis Royal weekdays, except public holidays, from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. |
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Approved Amendments
Appendix A: Approved Amendments to Bridgetown Land Use Bylaw
Appendix B: Approved Amendments to Bridgetown Secondary Planning Strategy
Please see links below to view the documents and maps which are currently under review
- Bridgetown Land Use Bylaw (amended on October 09, 2025)
- Bridgetown Secondary Planning Strategy (amended on October 09, 2025)
- Bridgetown Zoning Map
- Bridgetown Future Land Use Map
BRIDGETOWN PLANNING AREA SECONDARY PLANNING STRATEGY AND LAND USE BYLAW REVIEW
Background:
The Bridgetown Planning Area review commenced in December 2022 after Municipal Council passed the motions in 2017 and 2018 to review the existing Planning documents dated 1999 and include the proposed Bridgetown Water Supply Area, and the municipal sanitary sewer serviced areas of Carleton Corner and Church Street in an extended Bridgetown Planning Boundary.
Further, the Province proclaimed Bill 58 in December 2018, requiring municipalities without planning documents in planning areas to put them in place and those with existing planning documents over 10years to review and update. This direction included the Annapolis County secondary planning areas.
During the Plan review, the Bridgetown Area Advisory Committee proposed the extended Bridgetown Planning Area Boundary at the 8 Area Advisory meetings held in 2022 and 2023. In 2023, the review was postponed until 2024, when C+D Consulting was retained to complete the project and is now conducting public consultations.
Please see links below to view the Public Engagement Support documents for the Key Policy Themes:
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