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Tel: (506) 434-1087
Fax: (506) 433-3727




Permits, etc

Royal District Planning Commission

The RDPC is responsible for the following:

  • Development and administration of rural plans and zoning by-laws
  • Approval of new subdivisions
  • Planning advice to municipalities, rural community committees, and the Minister of Environment and Local Government
  • Issuance of building permits
  • Inspection of new development and buildings

If you have any questions about any of these issues, you should contact the Royal District Planning Commission directly:

    Royal District Planning Commission
    49 Winter Street, Unit 1,
    Sussex, New Brunswick
    E4E 2W8

    Tel: (506) 432-7530
    Fax: (506) 432-7539

    Email: info@royaldpc.com
    Website: www.royaldpc.com

Service New Brunswick

Service New Brunswick provides the following land and property services:

  • Real Property Registry
  • Property Assessment Services
  • Personal Property Registry-Lien Check
  • Crown Land
  • Condominium Ownership
  • Control Survey Network

SNB also provides business services, forms and information.

Website & Contact Information: www.snb.ca


General inquiries regarding zoning, variances, and town council committees can also be directed to the Town of Sussex office at (506) 432-4540.

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Jul 20, 2010

A common easement is from NB Power.  It is written into the deed that NB Power can have power lines or an anchor on your property.  It is transferrable to all future owners.

Jul 15, 2010
The seller of the listed property pays the commission to the realtor.  Buyers do not have to pay commission. 
Jul 10, 2010
This cost will vary from municipality to municipality. In Sussex, it is about $1/day but it can be much higher in different cities.
Jul 6, 2010
A dusk to dawn light is a large bright light (usually mounted on an NB power pole) that automatically comes on at night and turns off in the morning. It provides light at night if you don't have street lights. The light can be rented from NB power for about $13/month or purchased. You pay for the power it consumes as well.
Jul 6, 2010
Realtors only get paid if a listed property sells.  There is no fee if the listing expires and is taken off the market.

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