The Town wishes to advise that during the Town’s Canada Day celebrations on Tuesday, July 1, Event Parking Restrictions will be initiated as per By-Law 15. This is the first event where the Event Parking Restrictions are being implemented, since the By-law was approved in April.
Special Event Parking Restrictions are intended to ensure emergency vehicle access, traffic flow, and access to and from residential properties neighbouring Highland Park. When the restrictions are in effect, no person shall stop or park a vehicle on the side(s) of road designated with no parking signs.
Streets affected include:
- Highland Drive
- Delong Street
- Gordon Street
- Chad Crescent
- MacDonald Road
- Douglas Street
Pylons will be used to clearly identify the sides of these streets where parking is not permitted. Residents in the affected area will receive a door knocker on Monday, June 30.
During this event, parking is available on the opposite side of the street (where no pylons are present), at the Baseball Fields, Salisbury Regional School, Wetland Trail, and at Highland Park. The Town will be promoting parking options as the event approaches.
For more information, residents are encouraged to consult the Town’s By-law No. 15, A By-law of the Municipality of Salisbury Relating to Traffic: https://salisburynb.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/By-Law-No-15-Relating-to-Traffic-Updated-2025.06.10.pdf.
The Town appreciates the patience and understanding of residents, motorists, and event attendees.
See you on Canada Day!