by Kenzie Andrews | Feb 18, 2016 | Around Town, Blog, Courtenay
Join the City of Courtenay for a series of evenings to explore visual options for Downtown Courtenay. Illustrators will be on hand to draw the ideas in small working group discussions. Ideas will be used to inform the ongoing Downtown Courtenay Revitalization Plan....
by Kenzie Andrews | Feb 17, 2016 | Blog, Comox, Construction News, Courtenay, Editor's Note, Tenders
In This Issue New tender for Buildng No.22 Fire Restoration, value $690,000 Congratulations to Tom Plumb new president and CEO of Kinetic Construction City of Courtenay presents update to proposed new DCC Bylaw New tender for Building No.22 Fire Restoration, value... by Kenzie Andrews | Feb 4, 2016 | Around Town, Construction News, Courtenay, Development Cost Charges
Courtenay Council gave Bylaw 2480, 2016 first reading on Feb. 1 which addresses changes in Development Cost Charges (DCC). Based on the feedback from the public and additional analysis, the anticipated population growth rate was revised upward from 1 to 1.5% and the...
by Kenzie Andrews | Jan 15, 2016 | 1stView.ca, Art Meyers, Courtenay, New Homes Vancouver Island, News of New Residential Development, Realtor, RiversEdge, Vancouver Island Homes
Southwind Development Corporation expects to proceed with Phase IV of RiversEdge in Courtenay. Southwind has received approval for a preliminary layout review application to build 20 single family homes on a 5.24 acre site in this pre-planned residential development....
by Kenzie Andrews | Jan 6, 2016 | Blog, Campbell River, Courtenay, Cumberland, Editor's Note, Tenders
In This Issue: Campbell River establishing select list to construct a Raw Water Lake Intake at the John Hart Lake; Village of Cumberland releases tender seeking project coordinator for the Liquid Waste Management Planning process; and Courtenay sewer system likely to...
by Kenzie Andrews | Dec 16, 2015 | Blog, Building Links, Courtenay, Editor's Note
It is traditional for us at this time of year to thank the staff in all of the municipal offices for their assistance in providing us with timely and pertinent information throughout the year. We also extend our appreciation to the many consultants, architects,...