HomePage / Your Government / City Council / Council Meetings / Council Meeting Summaries

November 21, 2024 Special Council Summary

Reports

Council declared 2212 Meredith Road a nuisance property.
Section 4a

Bylaw Contravention Notices were issued on the property titles of 1714 Mallard Drive, 6680 Dickinson Road, 6480 Ptarmigan Way, 4918 Fillinger Crescent, 70 Church Street and 3860 Norwell Drive for construction started without a building permit.
Sections 4b-g

Council will be providing a letter of support to 7 Potatoes Cultural Society for their grant application to the Japanese Canadian Legacies Society – Legacy Infrastructure Project Grant. If approved, the grant funding would be used to create a new outdoor cultural space at Beban Park to facilitate cultural activities such as drumming, and also serve as a tangible legacy project to permanently share knowledge about the wartime experiences of Japanese Canadians from B.C. Staff will provide support to the Society for their application and the City would be responsible for the project construction and ongoing maintenance, if the grant application is successful.
Section 5a

November 21, 2024 Special Council meeting – agenda and documents

Give feedback on accessibility. Submit your feedback through our online accessibility feedback form. Help us understand barriers people face when accessing City services.

You can attach files to help explain the barrier you faced in the form, like: a video, voice recording or photos. If American Sign Language (ASL) is the best way for you to communicate, upload a video of yourself using ASL into the form.

Please include: what you were trying to access, where the barrier happened, what the barrier was and any recommendations you might have.

Thank you for your assistance. One of our website team will look into the reported issue shortly. Loading animation

Help us improve our website

Don't include private or financial information in this form.

Collection and use of your personal information

Information collected on this form is done so under the general authority of the Community Charter and Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FOIPPA) and is protected in accordance with FOIPPA. Personal information will only be used by authorized staff to fulfill the purpose for which it was originally collected, or for a use consistent with that purpose. Questions about the collection of your personal information may be referred to the Legislative Services Department at 250-755-4405, or via email at foi@nanaimo.ca. Please also see our Privacy Policy.