Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Central Saanich.
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Nov 4, 2026
Dec 3, 2026
The District of Central Saanich is requesting proposals from qualified consulting firms for the development and execution of a community satisfaction survey.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Central Saanich
The council meeting addressed various municipal matters, including public feedback on land expropriation, drainage issues, zoning bylaws, and the closure of a childcare centre. Key business included the approval of development permits for Springlea Road and Sea Drive, consideration of draft OCP and bylaw amendments for short-term rentals, and discussions regarding the municipal facilities redevelopment project and server infrastructure upgrades. The council focused heavily on the Keating Business District extraction lands rezoning, establishing specific conditions for stormwater management, property setbacks, and community engagement. Additionally, the council reviewed bylaws for road closure and heat pump financing, and initiated policy reviews for the Unsightly Premises and Noxious Weeds bylaw and the Permissive Tax Exemption framework.
The Council discussed water quality contamination issues in Brentwood Bay and received various Q2 reports, including strategic implementation, financial updates, and traffic safety. Key actions included approving a development permit for 7054 Brentwood Drive, reviewing zoning for the Keating Business District, and directing a review of policies to better support agricultural development. The Council also approved the FireSmart Community Funding Grant, 2027 permissive tax exemption renewals, and discussed the feasibility of a Council Transparency Dashboard. A closed meeting was held to address labor relations, land acquisition, and litigation matters.
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The meeting addressed several key financial and strategic planning items. Council discussed and approved guidelines for the 2027 Financial Plan, including municipal departmental budgets and asset management strategies. Early approval was granted for various 2027 Capital Program projects, including infrastructure upgrades for transportation, drainage, parks, and facilities. Additionally, the Council set specific budget directions for the Central Saanich Police Board, requesting updated financial reporting and specific submission guidelines to balance fiscal responsibility with operational priorities.
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