Official Govt & Legal Notices For Jan 14 2022

January 14, 2022

The official Government and Legal notices for today [Jan 14] include traffic notice, trademark applications, extension to commence regulatory review, notification of planning applications registered, contracts valued $50,000 or more, large group exemptions and cancellation of registration.

RTN: Food Truck Relocation – 2022 January 16

Notice Type: Government Notice
Notice Sub Type: Traffic Notice
Notice ID: GN0084/2022
Public Authorities / Department: Public Works Headquarters
Publication date: 14 January 2022

Ministry Of Public Works

Road Traffic Act 1947

North Shore Road, Flatts

Lane Closure

For

Relocating Of Food Truck

Sunday January 16th, 2022

The Ministry of Public Works wishes to inform the public that the food truck located at Brightside Resort and Guest Apartments parking lot will be relocated by way of crane, to the North Shore Road private marina across from the named facility.

In order to utilize a crane for the lift, a one lane closure on the eastbound side will be necessary from Flatt’s Menswear entrance to the junction with Middle Road on the bend.

This lane closure will occur on Sunday January 16th, 2022 between the hours of 7:30 am to 9:00 am.

The public is advised to avoid this section of North Shore Road and to use the detour route via Middle Road.

Traffic controls will be under the direction of D&J Excavating representatives and will be managed through traffic control temporary barricades and stop and go signage.

The Ministry of Public Works wishes to encourage the full cooperation of the public and apologizes for any inconvenience that may result.

Should there be any questions regarding this lane closure, please direct them to Tina Beer-Searle, Acting Principal Highways Engineer for the Ministry of Public Works on 501-3044.

By Order____________________________________________________

The Hon. Wayne L. Furbert JP, MP

Acting Minister of Public Works

RTN: Middle Road Closure for Night Work commencing 2022 January 19

Notice Type: Government Notice
Notice Sub Type: Traffic Notice
Notice ID: GN0083/2022
Public Authorities / Department: Public Works Headquarters
Publication date: 14 January 2022

Ministry Of Public Works

Road Traffic Act 1947

Middle Road, Smith’s

From

Verdmont Road To Belco Substation, Flatt’s

Partial Road Closure

For

Night Shift Trench Work

Starting Wednesday January 19th, 2022 Through To Friday March 18th, 2022

The Ministry of Public Works wishes to inform the motoring public that the ongoing BELCO trenching project on Middle Road in Smith’s will commence January 19th, 2022 and possibly run to March 18th, 2022. Because the trench alignment is continuing along the road’s centerline and for the safety of the public, a road closure will also be implemented for a night shift to occur.

Nighttime work will entail saw cutting the surface of the road from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm with cleanup until 10:00 pm for approximately 2 nights per week, Monday and Wednesday or possibly Friday nights.

Daytime work will entail installation of pipes, backfilling trench and paving from 7:30 am to 6:00 pm.

Detour Routes to avoid this section of road will be North Shore Road either via Jennings Road or Store Hill.

Traffic controls will be under the direction of a BELCO representative and will be managed through traffic control signals and detour signs.

The Ministry of Public Works would like to thank the public for their ongoing cooperation and apologizes for any inconvenience that may result. The Ministry is aiming to expedite the trench work efforts to reach the BELCO substation in Flatts as soon as possible.

Should there be questions regarding the BELCO trench works, contact Jonathan Pedro, Project Manager for BELCO on 295-5111 ext. 1441. Queries relating to detours, contact Tina Beer-Searle, Acting Principal Highways Engineer for the Ministry of Public Works on 501-3044.

By Order___________________________________________

The Hon. Wayne L. Furbert JP, MP

Acting Minister of Public Works

Trade Mark Applications Advertised Before Registration No. 35
Notice Type: Government Notice
Notice Sub Type: Trademark Applications
Notice ID: GN0082/2022
Public Authorities / Department: Registry General
Publication date: 14 January 2022
Document Upload: Adverts 14-Jan-22 [PDF here]

Extension to Commence Regulatory Review of the Electronic Communications Sector

Notice Type: Government Notice
Notice Sub Type: Public Notification
Notice ID: GN0081/2022
Public Authorities / Department: Energy
Publication date: 14 January 2022

Ministerial Directions Under Section 5[6][a] and 5[7] Of The Regulatory Authority Act 2011

Extension to Commence Regulatory Review of the Electronic Communications Sector

Having reviewed the request from the Regulatory Authority of Bermuda [the RA] dated 3 November 2021 and pursuant to section 5[6][a] of Regulatory Authority Act 2011 [RAA], I HEREBY give my consent, due to the RA’s matters and obligations that will be ongoing through the first semester of calendar year 2022, to extend the period within which the RA must commence the regulatory review of the electronic communications sector under section 17 of the RAA. The said review must commence on 1 August 2022.

The Hon. Walter H. Roban, JP, MP

Minister of Home Affairs

List of Proposed Planning Applications Advertised on January 14, 2022

Notice Type: Government Notice
Notice Sub Type: Notification of Planning Applications Registered
Notice ID: GN0080/2022
Public Authorities / Department: Planning
Publication date: 14 January 2022

Listing Of Plan Applications Registered [For Advertisement]

Applications Advertised on January 14, 2022. This list was printed on January 14, 2022.

Objections to applications must be received within 14 days of the date advertised [January 28, 2022]

Summary of Application Details

The applications shown below are available for review on the EnerGov Customer Self Service Portal

[https://planningenergov.gov.bm/EnerGov_Prod/SelfService#/home], or during normal working hours at the

Department of Planning, 5th Floor, Dame Lois Browne Evans Building, 58 Court Street, Hamilton HM 12.

Letters of objection should state any interest which the objector[s] may have in property nearby, supply an address

at which notice may be served on the objector[s], and provide a concise statement of the grounds of the objection.

For further information on the objection procedure see the Development and Planning [Applications Procedure] Rules

1997.

Application Application #

Devonshire

Lisa Jones P0618‑21

8 Bell Lane

Devonshire DV06

Proposed Alterations to Existing Dwelling and Internal Conversion to Create 2nd Dwelling Unit

[Final Approval]

PATI Parks

Notice Type: Government Notice
Notice Sub Type: PATI Contracts valued $50,000 or more
Notice ID: GN0079/2022
Public Authorities / Department: Parks
Publication date: 14 January 2022

Bermuda

Public Access To Information [Contracts Valued $50,000 Or More]

Ministry Of Public Works Notice 2021

GN / 2021

The Permanent Secretary, Randolph Rochester, who has supervision of The Ministry of Public Works, in exercise of the power conferred by section 6[6] of the Public Access to Information Act 2010, gives the following Notice:

Citation

1. This Notice may be cited as the Public Access to Information [Information Statement-Contracts Valued $50,000 or More] Ministry of Public Works Notice 2021.

Contracts to which this Notice applies

2. This Notice applies to the contracts contained in the following Table:

Made this 14th day of January, 2022

_________________________________________________________

Randolph Rochester

Permanent Secretary, who has supervision of The Ministry of Public Works

Large Group Exemption Of The Funeral Of Mr. Osagi Bascome

Notice Type: Government Notice
Notice Sub Type: Public Notification
Notice ID: GN0078/2022
Public Authorities / Department: Ministry Level
Publication date: 14 January 2022

Public Health [Covid-19 Emergency Powers]

[Phased Re-Opening] Regulations 2021

Large Group Exemption

Whereas the Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport considers that Lovitta Foggo, JP, MP is justifying an exemption from the prohibition in regulation 5[5] of the Public Health [Covid-19 Emergency Powers] [Phased Re-opening] Regulations 2021 on groups of more than 20 persons assembling;

Now therefore, the Minister grants an exemption under regulation 5[5] of those Regulations to Lovitta Foggo, JP, MP of 2 Aunt Peggy’s Lane St. George’s GE05, permitting a gathering of 250 persons to assemble for the purposes of the funeral of Mr. Osagi Bascome on January 16th January, 2022 from 10:00am to 10:00pm, at St. George’s Cricket Club [Wellington Oval] and 58 Wellington Slip Rd St. George’s GE02, subject to all public health laws and regulations in place at the time of the your event, the standard large group conditions below, and the following specific condition[s]:

That no more than 50 named persons be permitted to enter the Club House of the St. George’s Cricket Club.

That only the named persons on the guest list pre-submitted to the Ministry by the applicant be permitted in the Club House.

That one security personnel be assigned to the entrance of the Club House to ensure compliance with the above conditions.

Standard Large Group Conditions:

The number of attendees at any event cannot exceed 50% of the normal capacity at any indoor or outdoor setting. ‘Attendees’ include hosts, organizers, staff, volunteers, players, coaches, officials, spectators and vendors.

Both a SafeKey and an antigen test are required for attendees at gatherings above the permitted number of persons. Event workers and sport groups can use the antigen testing framework in the Return to Play Guidance. SafeKeys must be checked against a valid ID with name and date of birth, and be verified on https://verify.gov.bm/ prior to entry, per guidance at www.gov.bm/safekey. Antigen tests must taken the day of event.

Masks must be worn indoors and outdoors by staff and patrons if 6 foot distancing cannot be maintained, unless eating or drinking, or with members of one household or during physical exertion, per Public Health Guidelines at: www.gov.bm/mask-guidance

Contact tracing details must be collected from all attendees including full name, date and time of visit, phone and email in case there is a positive case in attendance.

Signage must be available throughout indoor and outdoor settings encouraging physical distancing and indoor mask wearing.

Security and Marshalls must be deployed at the rate of 1 Marshall per 50 attendees, in particular at the entrances, bathrooms, food and drink vending, and narrow and enclosed areas to enforce 6 foot distancing, hand hygiene and mask wearing. Marshalls can include adult staff, volunteers and security. The event organiser shall identify the Marshalls by name to compliance and enforcement officers.

Sanitizing stations must be available at the entrance of any indoor setting and on tables and bar counters.

Lines for food, drinks and bathrooms must be marked to ensure 6 feet a distance between each person waiting in line.

Staff should complete the online Infection Prevention Control training available at: www.gov.bm/infection-prevention-and-control-training

Food and beverage vendors must comply with Environmental Health licensing and food hygiene regulations and requirements.

Employees must be screened for signs/symptoms of Covid-19 at the start of their shift. Sick employees must be directed to stay home or immediately go home if they feel or appear sick.

Adhere to cleaning and disinfecting Public Health guidelines at: https://www.gov.bm/Covid-19-guidance-events-and-gatherings

WeHealth is strongly encouraged as it will help contain an outbreak in case of a positive case at any event whether above or below the permitted number.

A copy of this “Letter of no objection” for the Large Group gathering and the conditions must be posted at the entrance and clearly visible and kept on file to be made available upon request

The Ministry of Youth, Culture and Sport reserves the right to withdraw the permission to have more than the permitted number of persons assembled at the event without notice or cost to the Bermuda Government subject to the status of Covid-19 in the local community.

The Bermuda Police Service and Officials from the Ministries of National Security, Health and Youth, Culture and Sport have right to attend and observe compliance of the conditions as prescribed above.

The Honourable William Lawrence Scott, JP

Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport [Acting]

13th January 2022

Large Group Exemption 40th Birthday Celebration

Notice Type: Government Notice
Notice Sub Type: Public Notification
Notice ID: GN0077/2022
Public Authorities / Department: Ministry Level
Publication date: 14 January 2022

Public Health [Covid-19 Emergency Powers]

[Phased Re-Opening] Regulations 2021

Large Group Exemption

Whereas the Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport considers that Sarah Boodhoo is justifying an exemption from the prohibition in regulation 5[5] of the Public Health [Covid-19 Emergency Powers] [Phased Re-opening] Regulations 2021 on groups of more than 20 persons assembling;

Now therefore, the Minister grants an exemption under regulation 5[5] of those Regulations to Sarah Boodhoo of 10 Clark’s Hill St. George’s DD01 permitting a gathering of 50 persons to assemble for the purposes of a 40th Birthday Celebration on 29th January 2022 from 5:30pm to 11:00pm, at 10 Clark’s Hill St. George’s DD01, subject to all public health laws and regulations in place at the time of your event, the standard large group conditions below.

Standard Large Group Conditions:

The number of attendees at any event cannot exceed 50% of the normal capacity at any indoor or outdoor setting. ‘Attendees’ include hosts, organizers, staff, volunteers, players, coaches, officials, spectators and vendors.

Both a SafeKey and an antigen test are required for attendees at gatherings above the permitted number of persons. Event workers and sport groups can use the antigen testing framework in the Return to Play Guidance. SafeKeys must be checked against a valid ID with name and date of birth, and be verified on https://verify.gov.bm/ prior to entry, per guidance at www.gov.bm/safekey. Antigen tests must taken the day of event.

Masks must be worn indoors and outdoors by staff and patrons if 6 foot distancing cannot be maintained, unless eating or drinking, or with members of one household or during physical exertion, per Public Health Guidelines at: www.gov.bm/mask-guidance

Contact tracing details must be collected from all attendees including full name, date and time of visit, phone and email in case there is a positive case in attendance.

Signage must be available throughout indoor and outdoor settings encouraging physical distancing and indoor mask wearing.

Security and Marshalls must be deployed at the rate of 1 Marshall per 50 attendees, in particular at the entrances, bathrooms, food and drink vending, and narrow and enclosed areas to enforce 6 foot distancing, hand hygiene and mask wearing. Marshalls can include adult staff, volunteers and security. The event organiser shall identify the Marshalls by name to compliance and enforcement officers.

Sanitizing stations must be available at the entrance of any indoor setting and on tables and bar counters.

Lines for food, drinks and bathrooms must be marked to ensure 6 feet a distance between each person waiting in line.

Staff should complete the online Infection Prevention Control training available at: www.gov.bm/infection-prevention-and-control-training

Food and beverage vendors must comply with Environmental Health licensing and food hygiene regulations and requirements.

Employees must be screened for signs/symptoms of Covid-19 at the start of their shift. Sick employees must be directed to stay home or immediately go home if they feel or appear sick.

Adhere to cleaning and disinfecting Public Health guidelines at: https://www.gov.bm/Covid-19-guidance-events-and-gatherings

WeHealth is strongly encouraged as it will help contain an outbreak in case of a positive case at any event whether above or below the permitted number.

A copy of this “Letter of no objection” for the Large Group gathering and the conditions must be posted at the entrance and clearly visible and kept on file to be made available upon request

The Honourable William Lawrence Scott, JP

Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport [Acting]

13th January 2022

Large Group Exemption Learning First Curriculum Splinter Group

Notice Type: Government Notice
Notice Sub Type: Public Notification
Notice ID: GN0076/2022
Public Authorities / Department: Ministry Level
Publication date: 14 January 2022

Public Health [Covid-19 Emergency Powers]

[Phased Re-Opening] Regulations 2021

Large Group Exemption

Whereas the Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport considers that Lisa DeSilva of the Department of Education is justifying an exemption from the prohibition in regulation 5[5] of the Public Health [Covid-19 Emergency Powers] [Phased Re-opening] Regulations 2021 on groups of more than 20 persons assembling;

Now therefore, the Minister grants an exemption under regulation 5[5] of those Regulations to Lisa DeSilva of the Department of Education and 4 West Church Street City of Hamilton HM12, permitting a gathering of 50 persons to assemble for the purposes of the Learning First Curriculum Splinter Group from 17th January 2022 to 21st January 2022 and 24th January 2022 to 27th January 2022 from 4:00pm to 7:30pm, at Cedarbridge Academy Cafeteria and 1 Cedarbridge Lane Devonshire DV02, subject to all public health laws and regulations in place at the time of your event, the standard large group conditions below.

Standard Large Group Conditions:

The number of attendees at any event cannot exceed 50% of the normal capacity at any indoor or outdoor setting. ‘Attendees’ include hosts, organizers, staff, volunteers, players, coaches, officials, spectators and vendors.

Both a SafeKey and an antigen test are required for attendees at gatherings above the permitted number of persons. Event workers and sport groups can use the antigen testing framework in the Return to Play Guidance. SafeKeys must be checked against a valid ID with name and date of birth, and be verified on https://verify.gov.bm/ prior to entry, per guidance at www.gov.bm/safekey. Antigen tests must taken the day of event.

Masks must be worn indoors and outdoors by staff and patrons if 6 foot distancing cannot be maintained, unless eating or drinking, or with members of one household or during physical exertion, per Public Health Guidelines at: www.gov.bm/mask-guidance

Contact tracing details must be collected from all attendees including full name, date and time of visit, phone and email in case there is a positive case in attendance.

Signage must be available throughout indoor and outdoor settings encouraging physical distancing and indoor mask wearing.

Security and Marshalls must be deployed at the rate of 1 Marshall per 50 attendees, in particular at the entrances, bathrooms, food and drink vending, and narrow and enclosed areas to enforce 6 foot distancing, hand hygiene and mask wearing. Marshalls can include adult staff, volunteers and security. The event organiser shall identify the Marshalls by name to compliance and enforcement officers.

Sanitizing stations must be available at the entrance of any indoor setting and on tables and bar counters.

Lines for food, drinks and bathrooms must be marked to ensure 6 feet a distance between each person waiting in line.

Staff should complete the online Infection Prevention Control training available at: www.gov.bm/infection-prevention-and-control-training

Food and beverage vendors must comply with Environmental Health licensing and food hygiene regulations and requirements.

Employees must be screened for signs/symptoms of Covid-19 at the start of their shift. Sick employees must be directed to stay home or immediately go home if they feel or appear sick.

Adhere to cleaning and disinfecting Public Health guidelines at: https://www.gov.bm/Covid-19-guidance-events-and-gatherings

WeHealth is strongly encouraged as it will help contain an outbreak in case of a positive case at any event whether above or below the permitted number.

A copy of this “Letter of no objection” for the Large Group gathering and the conditions must be posted at the entrance and clearly visible and kept on file to be made available upon request

The Honourable William Lawrence Scott, JP

Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport [Acting]

13th January 2022

Bermuda Monetary Authority Bellemeade Re 2020-1 Ltd

Notice Type: Government Notice
Notice Sub Type: Cancellation of Registration
Notice ID: GN0075/2022
Public Authorities / Department: Bermuda Monetary Authority
Publication date: 14 January 2022

Order

Insurance Act 1978

Cancellation Of Registration

Under Section 41[1][a]

The Bermuda Monetary Authority in exercise of the powers

conferred upon it by virtue of Section 41[1][a] of the Insurance Act, 1978,

[“The Act”], hereby cancels, at the request of the Insurer listed below,

the respective Special Purpose Insurer registration granted

to the said Insurer under the Act, 29th December 2021: -

Bellemeade Re 2020-1 Ltd.

By Order Of The Bermuda Monetary Authority

Treasa Walker

Assistant Director Bermuda Monetary Authority

Dated this 13th day of January 2022

The official notices above have been republished from the relevant section on the official Government website. If you wish to view ‘hard copies’, the Department of Libraries & Archives prints them and you can visit the main library on Queen Street or the Government Archives in the Government Administration Building on Parliament Street to view them.

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