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Aug 14, 2026
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Sep 9, 2026
Procurement of qualified and experienced contractors for post-tension strand replacement and associated repairs within the Bastion Street Parkade structure, including replacement of 20 post-tension strands in Beam 1 and one tension-deficient post-tension slab strand (S40).
Aug 10, 2026
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Sep 8, 2026
The City of Nanaimo is seeking information from vendors of electric refuse collection vehicles that can provide vehicle information, deliver a vehicle, provide operator orientation, and leave it with the City for a seven-day operational demonstration. The City wants to learn about commercially available electric refuse collection vehicles and gain firsthand operating experience under typical municipal collection conditions. This RFI is intended to inform a potential future procurement process and is not a grant program.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Nanaimo
The Design Advisory Panel meeting involved the review and recommendation of three development permit applications: a new industrial building at 901 Maughan Road, an infill multi-family residential building at 1691 Boundary Avenue, and a mixed-use commercial/residential project at 2124 Northfield Road. Key discussion points included landscaping, pedestrian connectivity, stormwater management, architectural cohesiveness, site wayfinding, building massing, and the integration of amenities such as play areas and seating. The panel provided specific recommendations for each project, including adjustments to setbacks, height variances, building materials, and site layouts.
The panel reviewed Development Permit Application No. DP001408 for 4073 Old Slope Place, which proposes a multi-tenant industrial strata development. Key discussions included site grading, tree retention, the proposed three-building configuration, and the integration of a multi-use path near the E&N Trail. Panelists provided multiple recommendations for enhancing the project, including adding architectural visual interest to building facades, improving pedestrian connectivity, incorporating wayfinding signage, and enhancing the outdoor amenity spaces. The panel ultimately accepted the application with support for the requested variances.
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The Board discussed and reviewed Variance Application No. BOV00794 for 688 Western Acres Road, which involved a request to reduce the minimum front yard setback and increase the maximum height of a prefabricated recreational vehicle shelter. The Board deliberated on site hardship due to physical characteristics, slope, environmental constraints, and existing drainage, ultimately approving the application. Additionally, the document contains notice and background information regarding a future variance application for 1020 Beaufort Drive, involving geotechnical concerns related to high water tables and carriage house construction.
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