The Chronicle Herald (Provincial)

PUBLIC NOTICE

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A vegetation control program will be carried out on Cape Breton Central Nova Scotia Railway lines within the Province of Nova Scotia from June 4th to September 30.

This program will be confined to CBNS’S right-of-way on his rail lines from Truro to Havre Boucher (going through or near the towns of Afton Station, Antigonish, Avondale, Barneys River, Brierly Brook, Egerton, Eureka, Glengarry Station, Hopewell, James River, Lansdowne Station, Linwood, Marshy Hope, Merigomish, Monastery, New Glasgow, Pomquet Station, Riversdale, Salmon River, Stellarton, Tracadie, Union and West River Station). Then from Havre Boucher to Port Hastings (going through the town of Aulds Cove).

This program is necessary in order to eliminate brush, weeds, and other undesirabl­e vegetation, which constitute a hazard to the public and as well as CBNS employees. If left uncontroll­ed, vegetation contribute­s to trackside fires, impairs proper inspection of track infrastruc­ture, etc. Authorized and licensed operators (Asplundh Canada ULC, 800-908-9333) in accordance with the Environmen­t Act and Pesticides Regulation­s under the authority of Nova Scotia Environmen­t will apply all herbicides. This program will be subject to all habitation, aquatic, and municipal water supply setbacks. It will also be following the Environmen­t Act and Pesticides Regulation­s as well as additional terms and conditions in accordance with the Pesticide Approval Applicatio­n issued by Nova Scotia Environmen­t.

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