Sunshine Coast Request for Regional District Proposal Number: 2611702 for Online Community Engagement Platform
Aug 21, 2026
Closes
Sep 30, 2026
The Sunshine Coast Regional District is seeking proposals for an online community engagement platform.
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Aug 21, 2026
Closes
Sep 30, 2026
The Sunshine Coast Regional District is seeking proposals for an online community engagement platform.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Sunshine Coast Regional District
The board meeting addressed several administrative and development initiatives, including the Chaster Park Access Improvement Project and the renewal of the Dakota Ridge Recreation Sites and Trails BC partnership agreement. Key agenda items included authorization for a license agreement with the Harbour Authority of Pender Harbour regarding a sewage treatment system and updates on the Cliff Gilker Bridges and Trail Remediation project. Significant attention was given to the Egmont/Pender Harbour Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw 708.3 and Zoning Amendment Bylaw 337.124 concerning the Pender Harbour Legion property, which were processed for first and second readings. Additionally, the board considered a zoning amendment for addressing unsightly refuse on private property and received various advisory planning commission meeting minutes for information.
The committee reviewed Q3 crime statistics and discussed shifting crime trends during the pandemic. Key discussion points included changes to street check protocols, the impact of COVID-19 on curfew and road checks, and the shift towards covert foot patrols and intelligence-led policing. The committee addressed concerns regarding mental health-related service calls and the associated resource costs. Additionally, the committee reviewed recent firearm seizures and efforts to streamline officer training on the coast. Staff also highlighted the availability and success of the online crime reporting tool for the public.
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The Egmont/Pender Harbour Official Community Plan serves as a high-level guiding document for land use and community development, aimed at fostering a unified, vibrant, healthy, safe, and diverse community. The plan balances economic opportunities with the natural environment, outlining key strategic areas including comprehensive land use designations (residential, resource, agriculture, industrial, public use, commercial, and recreation/conservation). It also details community planning initiatives such as densification strategies for affordable housing, natural and aquatic environment protection, land and marine transportation systems, service utilities, waste management, stormwater management, and development permit areas. The plan integrates regional planning contexts, including collaboration with the shíshálh Nation, regional sustainability, and climate action.
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