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NEWFOUNDLAND

AND

LABRADOR

REGULATION 90/15

Coast of Bays

Regional Service Board Regulations

under the

Regional Service Boards Act, 2012

(Filed October 22, 2015)

Under the authority of

section 19 of the Regional Service Boards Act, 2012

, I make the following regulations.

Dated at St. Johns

, October 19, 2015.

Keith Hutchings

Minister of Municipal and Intergovernmental Affairs

REGULATIONS

Analysis

Short title

Definition

Wards

Prescribed services

Recovery of debt

Withdrawal of service

Short title

These regulations may be cited as the Coast of Bays Regional Service Board Regulations

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Definition

In these regulations, "board" means the Coast of Bays Regional Service Board

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Wards

(1)The Coast of Bay Region shall be divided into 4 wards as follows:

(

a) Ward 1 shall be comprised of the following communities:

(

i) Belloram,

(ii)

Boxey,

(iii)

Coombs Cove,

(iv)

Harbour

West,

(

v) Mose Ambrose,

(vi)

Pool's Cove,

(vii)

Rencontre East,

(viii)

St. Jacques, and

(ix)

Wreck Cove;

(

b) Ward 2 shall be comprised of the following communities:

(

i) St.

Alban's,

(ii)

St. Joseph

's Cove,

(iii)

Milltown-Head of Bay d'Espoir,

(iv)

Morrisville, and

(

v) St. Veronica's;

(

c) Ward 3 shall be comprised of the following communities:

(

i) Gaultois,

(ii)

McCallum,

(iii)

Seal Cove ( Fortune

Bay

(iv)

Hermitage-Sandyville, and

(

v) Harbour Breton; and

(

d) Ward 4 shall be comprised of the Miawpukek First Nation.

(2) The number of members appointed or elected to the board from each ward shall be as follows:

(a)

3 members from Ward 1;

(b)

3 members from Ward 2;

(c)

3 members from Ward 3; and

(

d) one member from Ward 4.

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Prescribed services

The board has the power to construct, acquire, maintain and operate a waste management system within the Coast of Bays

region.

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Recovery of debt

An amount owing under

section 24 of the Act is a debt due to the board and the board may recover it by civil action in a court.

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Withdrawal of service

The board may stop providing a service to a municipal authority, user or other person where the municipal authority, user or other person fails to comply with a policy of the board respecting the service.

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