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Schools in the municipality of Humber Arm South. Schools Schools within the Town of Humber Arm South include: St. Peter's Academy 441 Route 450, Benoit's Cove St. Peter's Academy, as a kindergarten to Grade 9 school, opened in 1995. Stella Maris Elementary School (1959-1995) and St. Peter's (1982-1995) were reorganized at this point due to declining enrollments. With the closing of Stella Maris and the transfer of our senior high students into Regina High School and later, Corner Brook Regional High, came the current Kindergarten to Grade 9 St. Peter's Academy. The school is designed to serve students from Frenchman's Cove to Halfway Point. phone: (709) 789-2761 email: stpetersacadbc@nlesd.ca website: https://sites.google.com/nlesd.ca/stpetersacademy

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This is the page for the Age-Friendly Community Committee in the municipality of Humber Arm South. Age-Friendly Community Committee The Town of Humber Arm South is committed to becoming Age-Friendly. The Town has already started the process by creating an Age-Friendly Advisory Committee and by hiring a project manager. We will complete a needs assessment and develop an action plan that will help our town in becoming more age-friendly. Upon completion of this phase of the project, our town will have had consultations with residents and will have adopted policies/plans that have been reviewed using an age-friendly lens. We will identify any gaps in services, and policies, including all municipal plans and regulations, to ensure we become more inclusive, especially to our older adults. We will pass a council resolution to actively support and promote a truly age-friendly town. We will establish a robust and concrete action plan that responds to the needs identified by our community assessment. And we will demonstrate our commitment to action by publicly posting the action plan. The Advisory Committee consists of: 2 members of the 50+ Club 1 Council representative 1 Recreation Committee representative 1 BCNWA representative 3 Members at Large (Seniors) 1 Caregiver of a senior For more information on the Age-Friendly Communities program, please click here . To view the Age Friendly Assessment Report, click here .

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Churches in the municipality of Humber Arm South. Churches Churches within the Town of Humber Arm South include: Roman Catholic Our Lady Star of the Sea Parish 364 Route 450, Benoit's Cove (709) 789-2212 Anglican St. Ambrose Church 700 Route 450, John's Beach (709) 681-2021

This page is about the municipality of Humber Arm South. About Town of Humber Arm South Humber Arm South consists of four communities, which include Halfway Point, Benoit's Cove, John's Beach, and Frenchman's Cove. These communities are about a 20-minute drive to Corner Brook, which is the second-largest city in Newfoundland. Given the proximity to Corner Brook, many residents of Humber Arm South access many services in the city. The four communities that makeup Humber Arm South stretch out over 18 kilometers. The communities that make up the Town of Humber Arm South were first settled in the late 1800s. From the early to mid-1800s up until 1960, Woods Island was a thriving settlement. In 1960, Woods Island was resettled as part of a mass resettlement program launched by the provincial government. many of the Woods Islanders came to settle in the communities along the South Shore. In 1972, the Town of Humber Arm South was incorporated. When driving from Corner Brook, Halfway Point is the first community you enter in the Town of Humber Arm South. Halfway Point received its name because it is located halfway between the resettled community of Woods Island and Corner Brook. The next community is Benoit's Cove which was named after the area's first family of French settlers - the Benoit's. Benoit's Cove is the largest residential neighbourhood in the town and is home to many businesses, facilities, and services. It has a Community Centre, Fire Hall, Fitness Centre, Walking Trails, Western Health, Family Resource Centre, playground and Skateboard Park. Also located in Benoit's Cove is the Woods Island Resettlement House and Historic Centre, which is one of our most popular tourist attractions. The third community is John's Beach which was named after the John family, the area's first settlers. There is a fantastic view of the Bay of Islands from the beach and also a picnic and play area which leads to a walking trail and waterfall. At the foothills of the Blow-Me-Down Mountains is Frenchman's Cove, the fourth community in the town. Frenchman's Cove received its name because the first settlers were of French origin. There is a beach, a lighthouse, a playground, and a beautiful day park.

How to get a building permit in the municipality of Humber Arm South. Building Permit Building permits are required for any type of construction on residential, commercial, or other structures. This includes new construction, renovations, extensions, fences or retaining walls, patio or decks, sheds or garages, etc. Building Permit Fees - Last updated 2024 RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION New Home......................................$300.00 to $500.00 (depending on the square footage of the home) Renovations....................................$35.00 (additional fee if more than 100 square feet) Shed.................................................$50.00 (additional fee if more than 200 square feet) * Please note: There is no cost for a building permit to replace shingles, doors, windows, and decks, but a permit must be obtained. Building & Demolition Application VIEW & PRINT APPLICATION SUBMIT ONLINE Building Permit Application Online Building & Demolition Application Please refer to Town of Humber Arm South Development Regulations, with attention to Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, and Part 9. SECTION 1: APPLICANT & PROPERTY LOCATION First Name:* Last Name:* Property Street Address:* Email:* Property ID:* Mailing Address:* Phone: Contractor Information:* SECTION 2: PROJECT INFORMATION Proposed Use (check all that apply):* Residential: Single Dwelling Residential: Double Dwelling Commercial Apartment Building Other If Other, please describe: If Apartment Building, what are the number of units: Zone:* Permitted/Discretionary Use:* Existing Use:* Notices Required:* Referrals to Other Agencies:* Calculation of Lot Coverage; List any Variance Requests and %:* SERVICING: Servicing:* Onsite Well Onsite Septic Municipal Water Municipal Sewer Municipal Road Provincial Road Demotition? Y/N* Reason Disposal Contractor If services with water sewer, these lines are to be capped properly prior to demolition . All materials must be deposited at an approved landfill site. If property has onsite services, the site shall be remediated as per Service NL guidelines. For buildings built before 1985, they require certification that asbestos was not present or has been removed. DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT/WORK: Extention Deck/Patio Size: Renovation Size: Subsidiary Apartment Size: Garage Size: Shed Size: New Construction Size: Other Describe: Size: Construction Value:* SECTION 3: SITE PLAN Attach to Application* Upload File Must be Clearly Sketched and Include the Following Mandatory Information: Front/Side/Rear Yards Distance between buildings, fences, patios/decks All existing and proposed structures Culvert location Wetlands, Waterbodies, Steep Slope Easements Access: Driveway and parking DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS SEE PART 5: SPECIFIC USE REGULATIONS and PART 9: DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS TABLE of the Town of Humber Arm South Development Regulations DECLARATION I do solemnly declare that the plans, specification and statements herein contained in the said application are true and conform to the best of my belief to the requirements of the Regulations of the Town of Humber Arm South with full knowledge of the circumstances connected with same, and that the above Regulations will be complied with in the development whether specified herein or not. * I make this solemn declaration, conscientiously believing it to be true and knowing that is of the force and and effect as if made under oath. * I also hereby submit this application and confirm that I have read the "DECLARATION" herein and that I clearly understand that any "Compliance Letter" issued by the Town of Humber Arm South for the subject property above noted will be issued with the understanding that no building inspections will be carried out by or for Council at the time of development construction or any time thereafter. * Furthermore, I understand that the responsibility to meet the National Building Code and Fire Code requirement and/or any other Governmental requirement is placed with, and is the responsibility of the original applicant or owner or permit holder or any subsequent purchaser of the subject property. * I also fully understand that the Town of Humber Arm South does not necessarily have fully and up to date information respecting the subject property and no inspection of the subject property has been made as a result of a request for a compliance letter. * SIGNATURE Signature of Applicant:* Drawing mode selected. Drawing requires a mouse or touchpad. For keyboard accessibility, select Type or Upload. Date:* Year Month Day REQUIREMENTS This form must be accompanied by: A Site Plan (see requirements on page 2) If a commercial, including commercial residential or industrial project involves new development, new building or major renovations to a building, then an application must be forwarded to the Government Service Centre for examination/approval. The GSC review matters concerning public safety, fire safety, environmental issues, etc.) A copy of GSC application forms ( https://www.gov.nl.ca/dgsnl/forms/ ) and approvals and in addition, for Commercial and Industrial buildings, complete electrical, plumbing and heating plans (PDF version only) 1 set of detailed drawings (PDF version only) for commercial, commercial residential and industrial development must be certified by an engineer/architect certified to practice in Newfoundland & Labrador showing: Detailed cross-section of the entire building Basement plan Floor plans, Plan showing front, rear, left and right elevations 1 set of detailed drawings (PDF version only) for residential development showing: Detailed cross-section of the entire building Basement plan Floor plans, Plan showing front, rear, left and right elevations An excavation/infill permit is required prior to removing or selling any onsite materials, or infilling Work must NOT commence until all permits have been issued and conditions complied with It is the applicant’s responsibility to ensure that all construction and renovations complies with the requirements of the Town of Humber Arm South Development Regulations, the National Building Code and National Fire Code. A location certificate is required before any footing is poured This form is not valid unless all questions are answered correctly Building Permit must be posted in a conspicuous place Any permit issued does not authorize use of Crown land or other land without a lease or grant from the Crown or permission from the owner. Submit Applicaiton

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Tax Rates in the municipality of Humber Arm South. Tax Rates & Fees Taxes for businesses operating in the Town of Humber Arm South vary depending on the type of business, property used, etc. Contact the office for more information.

Information concerning the residents of the Town of Humber Arm South RESIDENTS The Town of Humber Arm South offers residents a great place to live and raise a family. For more information about our town council, plans, regulations, programs, etc., click on one of the tabs below. TOWN COUNCIL See More TOWN PLANS & REGULATIONS Show More BUDGET, TAXES & FINANCIALS Show More PERMITS & APPLICATIONS Show More FIRE DEPARTMENT Show More RECREATION Show More 50+ CLUB Show More AGE-FRIENDLY COMMUNITY Show More FITNESS CENTER Show More BAYFEST Show More SCHOOLS Show More CHURCHES Show More WASTE & RECYCLING PROGRAM Show More SUBSCRIBE (GET UPDATES TO YOUR EMAIL) Show More

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About the Fitness Center in the municipality of Humber Arm South. Fitness Center The fitness facility in the Town of Humber Arm South offers individual fitness opportunities such as cardiovascular training, stationary and free weight training as well as other workout accessories to help all members reach their personal goals. The HAS Fitness Center is operated by the Town of Humber Arm South. Members can pay at the town office or email transfer the $30 monthly fee to townofhumberarmsouth460@gmail.com . Please note that the member is responsible to let the office know if they send an email transfer for membership. This will ensure that their key card will be reactivated. Otherwise, the key card is automatically deactivated after 30 days.

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About the municipality of Humber Arm South. Community Profile Humber Arm South consists of four communities, which include Halfway Point, Benoit's Cove, John's Beach, and Frenchman's Cove. These communities are about a 20-minute drive to Corner Brook, which is the second-largest city in Newfoundland. Given the proximity to Corner Brook, many residents of Humber Arm South access many services in the city. The four communities that make up Humber Arm South stretch out over 18 kilometers. The communities that make up the Town of Humber Arm South were first settled in the late 1800s. From the early to mid-1800s up until 1960, Woods Island was a thriving settlement. In 1960, Woods Island was resettled as part of a mass resettlement program launched by the provincial government. Many of the Woods Islanders came to settle in the communities along the South Shore. In 1972, the Town of Humber Arm South was incorporated. When driving from Corner Brook, Halfway Point is the first community you enter in the Town of Humber Arm South. Halfway Point received its name because it is located halfway between the resettled community of Woods Island and Corner Brook. The next community is Benoit's Cove which was named after the area's first family of French settlers - the Benoit's. Benoit's Cove is the largest residential neighbourhood in the town and is home to many businesses, facilities, and services. It has a Community Centre, Fire Hall, Fitness Centre, Walking Trails, Western Health, Family Resource Centre, playground, and Skateboard Park. Also located in Benoit's Cove is the Woods Island Resettlement House and Historic Centre, which is one of our most popular tourist attractions. The third community is John's Beach which was named after the John family, the area's first settlers. There is a fantastic view of the Bay of Islands from the beach and also a picnic and play area which leads to a walking trail and waterfall. At the foothills of the Blow-Me-Down Mountains is Frenchman's Cove, the fourth community in the town. Frenchman's Cove received its name because the first settlers were of French origin. There is a beach, a lighthouse, a playground, and a beautiful day park.

Information concerning businesses in the Town of Humber Arm South BUSINESSES Located in the picturesque Bay of Islands, The Town of Humber Arm South offers new businesses unique opportunities. COMMUNITY PROFILE See More POPULATION & STATS Show More TAX RATES & FEES Show More BUSINESS DIRECTORY Show More ASSOCIATIONS Show More

How to get a permit for Excavation, Backfill, Ditching, and installing a Culvert in the municipality of Humber Arm South. Excavation/Backfill/Ditching/Culvert Install Application A permit is required for any excavation projects, including backfill, ditching, and installing a culvert. Fees Contact the Town Office Excavation/Backfill/Ditching/Culvert Install Application VIEW & PRINT APPLICATION SUBMIT ONLINE Excavation Application Online Excavation/Backfill/Ditching/Culvert Application SECTION 1: APPLICANT & PROPERTY LOCATION First Name:* Last Name:* Property Street Address:* Property ID:* Email:* Mailing Address:* Phone: Easements on the property?* Services on the property?* SECTION 2: PROJECT INFORMATION Contractor Information:* Backfilling or Excavation? Backfilling Excavation Description of the Work:* Number of the Truckloads: Timeline of Project:* Source of Material:* Type of Material:* Referrals to other Agencies (if required): List of Service NL Permits Required/Received (if required): SECTION 3: SKETCH OF WORK PLAN Please attach a sketch of work plan showing location of proposed changes. A grading plan and legal land survey is required. Work Plan:* Upload File Land Survey:* Upload File DECLARATION I do solemnly declare that the plans, specification, and statements herein contained in this application are true and conform to the best of my belief to the requirements of the regulations of the Town of Humber Arm South, and the above regulations will be complied with the development whether specified herein or not. I make this solemn declaration believing it to be true and knowing that is of force and effect as if made under oath. * SIGNATURE Signature of Applicant:* Drawing mode selected. Drawing requires a mouse or touchpad. For keyboard accessibility, select Type or Upload. Date:* Year Month Day Submit Applicaiton

Arts & Crafts in the municipality of Humber Arm South. Local Arts & Crafts There are many talented arts and crafts people in the area that do painting, furniture making, beadwork, and many of the traditional crafts of knitting and sewing. Two artists that work in several areas of the arts are Marilyn Bruce and Norah McCarthy. Both do individual pieces and in the last six years have worked together to do classes with the children and adults in the area. Marilyn and Norah are hoping to develop an online presence in the future and are currently displaying some of their work at the Salt Box Restaurant. Marilyn and Norah are working with clay, Marilyn is also working with local clay found in the area and has created pieces from clay found on Woods Island and Benoit’s Cove. Glass is another area that both have been exploring, using a kiln, they are creating glass jewelry, wall art pieces, and free-standing work.

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