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Sep 10, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
Procurement of proposals for a Land Disposition Program under the Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF) to deliver affordable housing at 23-31 Plymouth Road.
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Sep 28, 2026
The City of St. John’s is seeking a vendor under a standing offer agreement to support and maintain its corporate-wide Genetec Video Management System (VMS), CCTV devices, and door-access controls. The posting identifies approximately 205 CCTV devices, 200 door access controls, and 1,500 cardholders across City facilities, with the VMS supported on Corporate Information Services infrastructure. The requested work covers support and maintenance of existing devices and the installation/configuration of new devices.
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Apr 30, 2033
The City of St. John's is soliciting pre-qualification submissions to establish a Roster Framework for Snow Removal Services covering both small and large snow removal operations. Pre-qualified suppliers will be placed on rosters and will be solicited via second-stage RFQs on a rotating basis with potentially short response times. This procurement process is intended to create a list of compliant respondents that City staff can utilize for specific projects through 2033.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from St. John's
The committee reviewed the Strategic Plan progress report, noting that 250 initiatives have been completed since 2019, with significant achievements in public transit, park infrastructure, and organizational efficiency. The council approved the rezoning of 188 Airport Heights Drive to accommodate new residential dwellings and townhouses. Additionally, the council provided adoption-in-principle for municipal plan and development regulation amendments aimed at creating sustainable, long-term development strategies for the Cowan Heights and University Area neighbourhoods to reduce future administrative barriers.
This plan guides future redevelopment and improvements for the Central and Mundy Pond neighborhoods over a ten-year period from 2026 to 2036. The vision is to enhance these distinct neighborhoods by fostering a strong sense of community, increasing housing choice, and investing in active transportation infrastructure, parks, and other essential services. Key objectives include guiding growth in emerging neighborhood centers, improving connections to amenities, providing diverse housing options, making targeted park investments, and supporting vital employment areas. The plan details specific strategies for land use, mobility, and parks across various designated areas.
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The council approved various development applications, including warehouse use, crown land grants, fence and driveway installations, and building rebuilds. Financial approvals included weekly payment vouchers. Key new business items involved zoning interpretations, updates to development regulations for accessory buildings and backyard suites, the rejection of a wetland rezoning proposal, and approvals for community grants and event-related road closures. The council also addressed a lease agreement for city land and proposed text amendments regarding dwelling unit definitions. Finally, the council discussed a formal letter sent to provincial and federal governments concerning public safety, mental health, and homelessness.
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