Tag: AAP

Less than 10 percent of people sent responses to AAP process

Less than 10 percent of eligible people sent responses to the Unified Alternative Approval Process. That comes from the Comox...

Unified AAP response period ending today at 4:30 p.m.

Comox Valley residents have just a day remaining to take part in the Comox Valley Regional District’s (CRVD) Alternative Approval...

Information session for upcoming AAP projects being held January 9, 2025

The Comox Valley Regional District (CVRD) wants to inform residents about upcoming projects involving the Alternative Approval Process (AAP).  An...

Nanaimo lawyer takes on AAP process at Supreme Court 

A Nanaimo lawyer is pushing the B-C Supreme Court to rule on issues of clarity and transparency in the...

New CVRD Civic Centre Moving Forward

Results are in from the Alternate Approval Process on the new CVRD Civic Centre. Only 828 elector response forms...
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