Conference Centre Hotel project moves forward

NEWS RELEASE - Distributed September 20, 2018 10:00 AM

Summary

The City of Nanaimo is pleased to announce that on September 17, 2018, PEG Development submitted an updated building permit for their nine-storey Courtyard by Marriot project at 100 Gordon Street. The updated permit has increased the number of guest rooms from 155 rooms to 172 rooms. The project remains consistent with the approved Development Permit.

The City of Nanaimo will continue to review the Building Permit and anticipate it will be issued by the end of October 2018.

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Key Points

In September 2018, PEG submitted a revised Building Permit for a 172 room, nine-storey facility.
The project remains consistent with the approved Development Permit.

Quotes

"The original proposal from PEG was for a 112 room hotel. It was then increased to 155 rooms and is now proposed to include 172 rooms. I would like to thank the PEG group for the confidence they are showing in our community. It shows that Nanaimo is becoming a popular place to invest."

Bill McKay

Mayor

City of Nanaimo

Quick Facts

Under the Purchase Agreement, the City has the option to repurchase the property if PEG has not spent $1,000,000 on physical improvements to the property by December 2019.
In June 2017, PEG Development was selected by Council to develop the Conference Centre Hotel project at 100 Gordon Street. The original proposal called for a 112 room, six-storey Courtyard by Marriot. In November 2017, a Development Permit for the property was approved which increased the size of the hotel to a 155 room, nine-storey facility.
In April 2018, a Building Permit was submitted consistent with the Development Permit.

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Contact:

Bill Corsan

Deputy Director Community Development

City of Nanaimo

250.755.4426

bill.corsan@nanaimo.ca

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