I have been asked to post the following on our website, by Dianne Eddy Mapleguard Ratepayers’ Association Area H, for your Information. What you need to know about Building Inspection 1. Building Inspection costs will add approximately 10% in fees and permits to your project 2. Building Inspection requires the home be 100% complete, inside and […]
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President Corcan-Meadowood Residents Association 8 May 2010 To Whom It May Concern The serious issue of traffic safety for residents along Corcan Road in the Regional District of Nanaimo (RDN) Electoral Area H is the result of the rapid development of the Meadowood subdivisions, vehicular speed, narrowness of the roadway, no Inland Island Highway access
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The Corcan Meadowood Residents Association will hold its first annual general meeting on Saturday, October 2, 2010, at the Lighthouse Community Center. Membership renewal and new member sign up will start at 09:30 a.m. with the meeting starting at 10:30 a.m. We plan to invite a speaker from the Ministry of Transportation and will publish
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The C.M.R.A.’s meeting with the minister of transportation has been rescheduled for Wednesday, May 19.
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The RDN board Meeting Tuesday, April 27, 2010 was attended by approximately 250 concerned citizens. As a result, the motion to enact building inspection for rural areas was tabled (left open for further discussion) For more information here is a link to the story in the Parksville Qualicum newspaper.
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David & Elaine – FYI – I’m in Area G, where we already have building inspection requirements – and my wife and I built our new home a couple of years ago. Overall, I found that the RDN inspection added about 1% to the total cost of our new home, with no discernible benefit, and
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Elaine: The issue of Highway 19 access to and from Corcan Road is a difficult problem. The existing gate has been permanently closed because it is not safe for the public to access Hwy 19 for north or south access. This access was intended for emergency use only however the general public was using it
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