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Mayor of Kingston, Senator Councillor Angela Brown Burke addressing today’s (December 10) Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) Council meeting, at its Church Street chambers, in downtown Kingston. Mrs. Brown Burke outlined plans for a Downtown shopping spree to be held on December 18.
Mayor of Kingston, Senator Councillor Angela Brown Burke addressing today’s (December 10) Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) Council meeting, at its Church Street chambers, in downtown Kingston. Mrs. Brown Burke outlined plans for a Downtown shopping spree to be held on December 18.

KSAC Seeks to Regulate Feeding of the Homeless

The Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation  (KSAC) is refuting reports that it has placed a ban on the feeding of homeless persons on the streets, as it is only seeking to regularize and coordinate the work of the groups that...
Deputy Mayor of the Kingston & St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC), Andrew Swaby (second right), leads Town Clerk, Robert Hill (third left); City Inspector, Alrick Francis (second left);Treasurer, Nordia Crosskill (left), and Vice-Chairman of the Building & Town Planning Committee, Patrick Roberts (right), on an inspection tour of signs and billboards along the Palisades roadway in East Kingston, on April 15.
Deputy Mayor of the Kingston & St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC), Andrew Swaby (second right), leads Town Clerk, Robert Hill (third left); City Inspector, Alrick Francis (second left);Treasurer, Nordia Crosskill (left), and Vice-Chairman of the Building & Town Planning Committee, Patrick Roberts (right), on an inspection tour of signs and billboards along the Palisades roadway in East Kingston, on April 15.

KSAC Urges Compliance with Billboard Requirements
Mayor of Kingston, Senator Councillor Angela Brown Burke (left), presides over the monthly meeting of the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC), at its Church Street chambers in downtown Kingston, on January 14.
Mayor of Kingston, Senator Councillor Angela Brown Burke (left), presides over the monthly meeting of the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC), at its Church Street chambers in downtown Kingston, on January 14.

Vendors Reminded to Stick to Designated Areas
Mayor of Kingston, Senator Angela Brown Burke (left), listens as Town Clerk, Errol Greene (standing), makes a point during today’s (Jan. 14) monthly meeting of the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC), at its Church Street chambers, downtown Kingston. Mr. Greene will be heading on pre-retirement leave from the KSAC shortly. He will however be placed at the St. Thomas Parish Council.
Mayor of Kingston, Senator Angela Brown Burke (left), listens as Town Clerk, Errol Greene (standing), makes a point during today’s (Jan. 14) monthly meeting of the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC), at its Church Street chambers, downtown Kingston. Mr. Greene will be heading on pre-retirement leave from the KSAC shortly. He will however be placed at the St. Thomas Parish Council.

KSAC Town Clerk to Demit Office
Mayor of Kingston, Senator Councillor Angela Brown Burke addressing today’s (December 10) Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) Council meeting, at its Church Street chambers, in downtown Kingston. Mrs. Brown Burke outlined plans for a Downtown shopping spree to be held on December 18.
Mayor of Kingston, Senator Councillor Angela Brown Burke addressing today’s (December 10) Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) Council meeting, at its Church Street chambers, in downtown Kingston. Mrs. Brown Burke outlined plans for a Downtown shopping spree to be held on December 18.

KSAC Expects Huge Crowd for Downtown Shopping Extravaganza

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KSAC Speeds Up Building Approvals

The Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) is reporting that it has significantly cut the processing time for building sub-division applications. Mayor of Kingston, Senator Councillor Angela Brown Burke announced at a recent meeting of the KSAC that the Council had brought its backlog of 1,000 applications down to 85. She further informed that for the period January to March,...
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KSAC Seeking to Boost Earnings to Undertake Beautification Projects

The Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) is looking to increase revenue from signs and billboards in the 2014/15 financial year to assist with the beautification of parks and other public spaces. Mayor of Kingston, Senator Councillor Angela Brown Burke, made the announcement as she addressed scores of community leaders from across Kingston and St. Andrew at the Conference of...
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Handcart Registration to Resume January 20

Registration of handcart operators will resume on Monday, January 20, in the St. William Grant Park, downtown Kingston, says Mayor of Kingston, Senator Councillor Angela Brown Burke. The Mayor said this will allow those operators who have not yet come on board, the opportunity to regularise themselves. She added that the registration will also include sky juice vendors, who were not...
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KSAC to Resume Town Hall Meetings

Beginning this month, the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) will restart its Town Hall Meetings across sections of the corporate area. Speaking at the monthly KSAC meeting held at Council chambers, Church Street, downtown Kingston on January 14, Mayor of Kingston, Senator Angela Brown Burke, informed that the intention is to do at least four for the calendar year....
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Business Operators Urged to Comply with Billboard Regulations

Mayor of Kingston, Senator Councillor Angela Brown Burke, is urging business operators in the Corporate Area to comply with the rules and regulations when erecting billboards and signs. “The Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) has no real interest in removing the signs, but if businesses do not heed the notices, then we will have to resort to removing them....
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Over 600 Handcart Operators Register with the KSAC

More than 600 handcart operators have been registered by the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC), since the period of registration ended last month, says Mayor of Kingston, Senator Councillor Angela Brown Burke. Mrs. Brown Burke was addressing the monthly KSAC Council meeting, at its Church Street chambers, in downtown Kingston on December 10. “This has been a useful exercise...
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Mayor of Kingston, Senator Councillor Angela Brown Burke addressing today’s (December 10) Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) Council meeting, at its Church Street chambers, in downtown Kingston.
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Reactivation Fee Required for Dormant Development Approval Applications

The Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) has informed that a fee of $5,000 is required to reopen and continue processing several development approval applications, which were closed last month. In addition to the money, applicants are also encouraged to submit the outstanding information. Speaking on the issue at the monthly KSAC Council meeting at its Church Street chambers, in...
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