Your Weekly North Vancouver Island Construction News
In This Week’s Editor’s Note
- Campbell River: 240 rental units approved; building permits for 160 units and a development permit for 80 units.
- Strathcona Regional: Plans are in the works to build a new Salmon Point Pub/Restaurant.
- Comox Strathcona: A Request for Qualifications is expected to be issued in December for the new $14 million Regional Organics Facility.
Campbell River: 240 rental units approved; building permits for 160 units and a development permit for 80 units.
The City of Campbell River has moved forward with approvals on three projects with a total of 240 rental units. $23.2 million in building permits have been issued for two buildings with 70 and 90 units and a development permit has been approved for an 80 unit 10-storey building.
Strathcona Regional: Plans are in the works to build a new Salmon Point Pub/Restaurant.
Plans are in the works to replace the Salmon Point pub and restaurant near Saratoga Beach. A development permit application has been submitted for a new 4,500 sq.ft. building.
Comox Strathcona: A Request for Qualifications is expected to be issued in December for the new $14 million Regional Organics Facility.
Comox Strathcona Waste Management has approved the site of the new $14 million Regional Organics Facility. A Request for Qualifications is expected to be issued in December.
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