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Public Notice Posted for Kapuskasing Zoning By-law Amendment Application

Justin Barber

May 28, 2025

The Kapuskasing District Planning Board has posted a public notice of a zoning by-law amendment application for property described as PCL 7977 SEC CC; LT 18 CON 15 O’BRIEN within the Town of Kapuskasing. The notice was issued on May 28, 2025, and confirms that a complete application has been received.

According to the information published in the Public Notices section on the Town of Kapuskasing’s website, the notice provides only the legal property description and the acknowledgement of a complete application as of May 28, 2025.

No additional details about the proposed amendment or information about any upcoming public meeting are included in the posted notice.

The official notice remains available in the Public Notices section of the Town of Kapuskasing website.

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