Editor’s Note September 6, 2017: 27 unit affordable housing project is being proposed for Campbell River
- A 27 unit affordable housing project is being proposed for Campbell River
- City of Courtenay hoping to present final draft for Courtenay’s Subdivision and Control Bylaw in the Fall of 2017
- A tender for landslide mitigation works has been issued by the Town of Port McNeill
The Campbell River Head Injury Society is proposing to redevelop 531 9th Avenue for a 27-unit affordable housing building. This graphic rendering shows the proposed building from 9th Avenue.
A 27 unit affordable housing project is being proposed for Campbell River
Campbell River city council gave First and Second Reading to a zoning bylaw amendment to rezone 531 9th Avenue from RM-3 to RM-4. A public hearing will be held September 11. Campbell River Head Injury Society is proposing to redevelop 531 9th Avenue for the purposes of a 27 unit apartment building to be designated as affordable housing. This proposed project is the city’s first affordable housing density bonus application.
City of Courtenay hoping to present final draft for Courtenay’s Subdivision and Control Bylaw in the Fall of 2017
Final corrections for a proposed update to the City of Courtenay’s Subdivision and Control Bylaw are underway, and staff expects the document to be before council for consideration this Fall. This Subdivision Control Bylaw regulates the subdivision of lands, establishes standard of services for new subdivisions within the City of Courtenay.
A tender for landslide mitigation works has been issued by the Town of Port McNeill
The Town of Port McNeill invites bids in response to an Invitation to Tender to carry out landslide mitigation works along Beach Drive. This tender closes September 15..
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