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Municipality/Community
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Property is Located in this Municipality *
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Sorry. This request form is not the right one for you.
If your property is located in Eastern Charlotte, the Town of Saint Andrews, or the Village of McAdam, you are required to contact your municipality directly to obtain a new civic address.
If your property is located in the Southwest New Brunswick rural district, not inside of any municipality, you can contact the Department of Public Safety directly: (506) 453-5307 or use their form to obtain a civic #: Obtain a Civic Address
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Type of Civic Address Request
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Reason *
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Type *
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Click image or visit snbsc.ca to start a building/development permit application
If you are building a new structure on a previously vacant lot, or developing a campsite (eg. recreational vehicle on vacant lot), or some other new use of vacant land, you will need either a building or development permit. This will be required in order to obtain a new civic address.
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Civic Address Request Required Information
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Parcel Identification Number (PID #). This is not the same as Property Account Number (PAN). This number may be found on your tax bill or by searching your street address on the GeoNB Map Viewer
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Public road leading to access/driveway
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Driveway or Culvert in: *
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Shared driveway *
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Corner lot *
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Property located in a recent subdivision *
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Is there an existing structure on the lot? *
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Is the property's main building visible from a public road? *
'Visible from public road' does not include visible from private accesses or driveways.
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Civic Numbers of Adjacent Neighbours
Skip this section if unknown. This information may help speed-up a civic address request, if provided.
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Location of Adjacent Neighbour #1
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Indicate meters (m) or feet (ft)
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Location of Adjacent Neighbour #2
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Indicate meters (m) or feet (ft)
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Location of Adjacent Neighbour #3
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Indicate meters (m) or feet (ft)
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Submit Form
All civic address requests will be received and responded to by an SNBSC official generally within five (5) business days of receiving a fully complete form. SNBSC will provide the property owner with a civic address and number as well as notify NB 9-1-1 of the address change. All other notifications of address change are the responsibility of the property owner (eg. Canada Post, NB Power, Bell, Rogers, etc.).
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I understand this is a legal representation of my signature.
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