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Notice of Public Meeting – September 13, 2021

Please be advised that there will be a regular Council meeting on Monday, September 13, 2021, at 7 p.m. in council chambers at City Hall, which can also be seen and heard on the City’s website. Council members and staff participating remotely will use electronic means of communication. The agenda is available here.

Lane reduction on Nathalie Street

DIEPPE, NB — The City of Dieppe wishes to advise motorists that there will be a lane reduction on Nathalie Street, between September 7 and 10.

This lane reduction is necessary in order to allow for work on the water and sewer system. Flaggers will be on site to direct traffic.

Motorists are encouraged to plan for longer travel times while the work is being carried out.

The City regrets any inconvenience this work may cause and appreciates your patience and collaboration.

Microsurfacing work throughout the municipality

DIEPPE, NB — Microsurfacing work will continue intermittently starting Tuesday, August 31 until September on the following streets:

• Paul Street, between Champlain Street and city limits
• Acadie Avenue, between Kennedy Street and Régis Street
• Kennedy Street, between Paul Street and Acadie Avenue
• Régis Street, between Paul Street and Acadie Avenue
• Pascal Avenue, between Délia Street and Chartersville Road
• Gauvin Road, between Bras D’Or Avenue and Blanchard Street
• Melanson Road, from civic 617 to Bourque...

Boil Order Lifted

Please note that the boil order is now also lifted for the Domaine Dover Estates.

DIEPPE, NB — The City of Dieppe wishes to advise residents that the boil water order is lifted for properties located from 350 Dover Road to city limits and on Bayview Court. Please note that the boil order from the Domaine Dover Estates remains in effect until further notice.  

Here are the measures to take when a boil water order has been lifted:

• Cold interior and exterior water faucets: Run tap water for 10 to 15...

Acadie Avenue Closure

DIEPPE, NB — The City of Dieppe wishes to remind motorists that Acadie Avenue, between Thibodeau and Champlain streets, is completely closed to traffic.

This closure is necessary in order to allow for reconstruction work that will take place until November. Detour signs are in place.

Note that the businesses will remain accessible and that Ste-Thérèse Street is open to traffic.

Motorists are encouraged to plan for longer travel times while the work is being carried out.

The City regrets any inconvenience...