Editor’s Note May 27: Peter Crawford Director of Planning Services for City of Courtenay Retiring
In This Issue:
- Peter Crawford, director of planning services for the City of Courtenay is retiring,
- New Lorne Hotel in Comox one step closer to receiving final approval from Town of Comox, and
- The City of Campbell River has issued a tender to supply and install Exhaust Extraction System and ventilation equipment at Fire Halls No. 1 and No. 2.
Peter Crawford, long-time director of planning services for the City of Courtenay, is retiring this week.
Peter Crawford, director of planning services for the City of Courtenay is retiring
Peter Crawford, director of planning services for the City of Courtenay is retiring on Friday, May 29. I first met Peter when he was a planner with the Comox Valley Regional District in 1992. I have been talking with him for 22 years about various projects in the Comox Valley and he has been a valuable source of information for our publication. Upon leaving his position at the City of Courtenay, he plans to spend more time with his family and grand children. We wish him all the very best in his retirement.
New Lorne Hotel in Comox one step closer to receiving final approval from Town of Comox
Comox council gave third reading to the zoning bylaw amendment No. 1791 and to the development permit application for the construction of a five-storey mixed-use building that will include the Lorne Pub and Hotel, bistro and liquor store along with 21 residential units and a rooftop patio. Once all approvals are in place, it is hoped that construction will start in the fall of 2015.
The City of Campbell River has issued a tender to supply and install Exhaust Extraction System and ventilation equipment at Fire Halls No. 1 and No. 2
The City of Campbell River has issued a tender to supply and install a Plymovent Vehicle Exhaust Extraction System as well as ventilation equipment at Fire Hall No. 1 and Fire Hall No. 2 in Campbell River. Work under this contract includes, but is not limited to, all supervision, equipment, labour, material, permits, and all other related items required to complete the work. This tender closes June 10; see our tender section for more information.
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