Editor’s Note June 20, 2018: Your Weekly North Vancouver Island Construction News
In This Week’s Issue:
- The new $11.7 million Comox Valley Regional District Civic Centre tender has been extended.
- Newport Village in Courtenay has submitted a development permit application for a second five-storey building.
- The Town of Comox has received an application to subdivide a 24-acre property near the Comox Valley Airport into 2 parcels.
The Comox Valley Regional District has extended the tender for construction of the new Regional Office, a 21,850 sq. ft. building consisting of office space as well as an area built to post-disaster standards to house a regional emergency operations centre, boardroom, archives and server room.
Comox Valley Regional District Civic Centre tender extended
The tender for the new Comox Valley Regional District Civic Centre, budgeted at $11.7 million, has been extended. See the tender section for more information.
Newport Village has submitted development permit application for second five-storey building
Newport Village in Courtenay has submitted a development permit application for the second of three buildings. When complete, the project will have multiple commercial units and a total of 120 residential suites.
The Town of Comox has received application to subdivide property near Comox Valley Airport
The Town of Comox has received an application to subdivide a 24- acre property near the Comox Valley Airport into 2 parcels. The project is dependent on the North East Comox Stormwater Management Plan moving forward. When the application is approved it could be the future home to a variety of businesses.
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