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2023 to 2027 Financial Plan Available for Review [HTML] ... 300 funded by taxation; which will support long-term replacement of municipal assets such as water, sanitary sewer, storm sewer, and roads. Total reserve contributions for ...

Courtenay Council Meeting Highlights for March 8 [HTML] ... the above bylaw. Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 3089, 2023 (Water Distribution System) Council adopted the above bylaw. Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw ...

Draft Aquatic Strategy Available for Public Review [HTML] ... equitable access to facilities and services for all residents; Increasing capacity and participation in water sports and activities; Efficient and effective use of resources such as reducing Greenhouse ...

Snow and Ice Control in Courtenay [HTML] ... your sidewalks and driveways of ice and snow. Do not use warm or hot water to clear areas of snow or ice. When shovelling snow, pile snow ...

2014-02-03_Council_Agenda.pdf [PDF] ... Briefing Note: New Playgrounds for Neighbourhood Parks 69 3. Briefing Note: Sandwick Water District Conversion 71 4. Briefing Note: BC Transit Bus Shelter Program 7.00 ...

Courtenay Fire Department Seeking Recruits [HTML] ... at the Courtenay Fire Hall and the W.A. Lane MacDonald Fire Training Centre on Waters Place, with some specialized training off-site. Over the 12-month training period, ...

Puntledge River Public Safety Announcement [HTML] ... your safety. Weather, natural river flows, environmental sensitivity, and BC Hydro water release are all factors influencing the timing of this work. Comox Valley Ground ...

Courtenay Council Approves Draft 2022-2026 Financial Plan [HTML] ... funded by gaming revenue, which will support long-term replacement of municipal assets such as water, sanitary sewer, storm sewer, and roads. The 2022 General budget ...

2013-11-04_Council_Agenda.pdf [PDF] ... : business vote 55 3. Heritage Advisory Commission Minutes 57 4. Puntledge River Water License Application 6.00 REPORTS FROM COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES 7.00 RESOLUTIONS OF COUNCIL 1. In ...

Snow and Ice Control in the City [HTML] ... your sidewalks and driveways of ice and snow. Do not use warm or hot water to clear areas of snow or ice. When shovelling snow, pile snow ...

Courtenay Council Adopts Updated Strategic Priorities [HTML] ... the Official Community Plan Update, and plans for parks, recreation and culture, water and sewer, organics collection, rainwater management, and asset management will all ...

Glen Urquhart Creek Restoration Work Underway [HTML] ... and aquatic insects will be improved by installing "riffles" â€“ shallow areas where water can cascade over rocks, improving aeration. On land, work includes tree ...

Courtenayâ€™s Outdoor Pool to Stay Closed This Summer [HTML] ... people." Updates on other programs and facilities, including plans for the Rotary Water Park at Lewis Park, will be released as details are finalized. " ...

SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING Agenda December 11, 2019 [PDF] ... K'OMOKS FIRST NATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 2.00 STAFF REPORTS/PRESENTATIONS 1 1. 2020 - 2024 Water Fund Financial Plan and Presentation 13 2. 2020 - 2024 Sewer Fund Financial ...

Minutes of a Regular Council Meeting held in the City Hall Council Chambers, Courtenay B.C., on Tuesday, May 21, 2013 at 4:00 p.m. [PDF] ... MEMBER ROUND TABLE COUNCILLOR Councillor Winchester reviewed her attendance at a tour of the CV Water WINCHESTER Pollution Control Centre. COUNCILLOR HILLIAN Councillor Hillian reviewed his attendance at the ...

Local Governments and School District 71 Announce the Reopening of Public Playgrounds Effective Immediately [HTML] ... possible. In addition to playgrounds, the Village of Cumberland has also opened the Water Spray Park in the Village Park. Spray parks in Comox and Courtenay remain ...

Minutes of a Regular Council Meeting held in the City Hall Council Chambers, Courtenay B.C., on Monday, May 13, 2013 at 4:00 p.m. [PDF] ... Transportation Summary Report ïƒ˜ Comox Valley Policing ïƒ˜ Funding of City Civic Facilities ïƒ˜ Storm Water Management ïƒ˜ Fringe area development and clear-cutting 4 R13/2013 â€“ May 13 ...

The Regional EOC Announces Comox Valley-wide Open Burning Ban [HTML] ... the spread of COVID-19, but to avoid draining their resources, including groceries and water." Residents are encouraged to please follow the CVRD social media channels @ ...

Courtenay Council Adopts Asset Management Bylaw [HTML] ... help value natural assets in the Comox Lake watershed which provides safe, reliable drinking water, and environmental, cultural and economic benefits to the valley. Learn more ...

Temporary Traffic Impacts on 26th Street for Drainage Upgrades [HTML] ... (Glacier View Plaza) . The drainage swale will help divert and direct rain water to alleviate the potential for surface flooding, and will be connected to a ...

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