Services
Waste Management

Waste disposal is currently contracted to Trius. All areas in the LSD have a Tuesday pick-up day. You are requested to have your refuse to the road by 7:00 a.m.

There are no longer special days set aside for spring and fall clean-up. You may put out large appliances and furniture on your regular pick-up day. You are limited to one item per month, to a maximum of nine (9) per year.

The exception to this is any item that contains Freon such as refrigerators, freezers coolers, dehumidifiers, etc. These items will be picked up as well but Trius must be contacted ahead of time as special arrangements need to be made for their disposal.

The Company makes these special pick-ups on the last Tuesday of the month. You can contact Trius at 506-459-7300.

Please note that the contractor will not pick up construction materials (lumber, drywall, etc.) or automotive parts and tires.

Also note that in the rural area we do not have specific leaf pick-ups; however they will be collected with the regular Tuesday pick-up if they are bagged properly. The leaves will be disposed of with the regular refuse and will not be composted. So if possible please compost as much as you can in your backyard compost.

Recycling

In the LSD, we have one recycling pick-up per month, on the first Friday of the each month. If you have questions regarding what can be recycled you can contact the Fredericton Region Solid Waste Commission at www.frswc.ca or the Recycling Hotline at 506-453-9938.

If you require recycling boxes you may contact Trius (459-7300) and request that they be dropped off.

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Recreation


Hanwell Soccer Website

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Rural Planning

The Hanwell Local Service District Rural Plan has been enacted by the Minister of Environment on April 19, 2010 and filed in the York County Registry office on April 28, 2010 under official number 28645019.

Hanwell now has a framework to guide in the further development of our community. The objectives of the Rural Plan are:

  • To minimize the impact on the environment
  • To facilitate the provision of community infrastructure, services, and facilities to meet the current and future needs of the population
  • To promote orderly development that fosters the local economy while ensuring a healthy balance of land uses and safe and efficient transportation
  • To foster a sense of community and good quality of life.

If you have questions regarding the Plan you can contact the Rural Planning District Commission 506-457-4896 or at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Draft Rural Plan Summary

The Draft Hanwell Local Service District Rural Plan recognizes the existing commercial, industrial and residential areas and tries to reduce the potential for land use conflicts.

Participate in the Planning Process - click here to find out how.

For residential areas, the Draft Rural Plan promotes land uses that satisfy local needs, while not impacting the quality of life. Small-scale day cares, home-based businesses, parks, special care homes and garden suites are permitted with conditions as necessary, to try to limit any negative impacts to the surrounding properties.

The Draft Rural Plan works towards encouraging growth to help the area reach its goals and objectives, but recognizes the potential impact of uncontrolled development. The Rural Plan will not prevent people from building on their lands, but does put some controls on the creation of new large residential subdivisions.

Download a copy of the plan here. (PDF)

It will require those proposing to create new large subdivisions to apply for an amendment, which allows for community feedback. These provisions will not affect the use of lots already created, or areas that have been zoned residential.

Visit the Rural Planning District Commission website

A Draft Rural Plan Has Been Prepared for the Hanwell LSD

Since November 2006, a working group comprised of dedicated citizens and landowners from all over the Hanwell Local Service District (LSD) have been working with the Rural Planning District Commission (RPDC) to develop the Hanwell LSD Rural Plan.

The intent of the Rural Plan is to protect the environment, encourage orderly development and prevent negative impacts caused by incompatible land uses. The Rural Plan seeks to do this by identifying objectives and goals for future development and by establishing Policies, Proposals, and Zoning Provisions to guide the use of land.

With a Rural Plan, the community can be involved in the decision making process for new development in the area by providing comments and feedback when amendments to the Rural Plan are proposed.

Participate in the Planning Process - click here to find out how.

Please see the working group minutes in the publication section on this website or click here to read the minutes.

Download a copy of the plan here. (PDF)

 
Police Protection

Police protection is provided through the RCMP. Policing services for the Hanwell Local Service District are primarily the responsibility of District 2 Oromocto and J Division in Fredericton. District 2 and covers an area approximately the size of PEI and includes Gagetown, Minto, Stanley, Keswick, MacAdam, etc. See map below.

The Hanwell area is served primarily through the Keswick Office (Oromocto Rural North) with support from all other units when required.

The Hanwell Local Service District Advisory Committee has a representative on the Community Council Policing Committee which consists of representatives from incorporated and unincorporated communities in the District 2 geographical area. The committee meets 4 times a year and is involved in establishing priorities for the policing activities for District 2.

If you have any questions about your policing services please contact the RCMP District 2 at 357-4300 or the Keswick office at 452-3754. There is also the toll free number 1-888-506-7267 (English) or 1-888-506-1472 (French) for non- urgent inquiries.

911 Civic Addresses Reflective Markers

The blue reflective numeric 911 signs are extremely helpful for emergency responders when they are attempting to locate specific civic addresses.

Residents of Hanwell can purchase the reflective 911 Civic number signs for their property from Codiac Printing at www.codiacprinting.com or by calling 506-576-1905 ext# 256.

RCMP District 2 Map

 

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Fire Protection

photo of fire fighters at a burning houseFire protection is provided through the City of Fredericton and the Upper Kingsclear Volunteer Fire Department. Generally, the city’s service area covers out to #2198 Hanwell Road. Kingsclear covers the rest of the area.photo of firefighters

 

Read what steps the Hanwell Local Service District Advisory Committee is trying to accomplish concerning fire fighting service for the HLSD below:

Fire Protection

 
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