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Oct 14, 2026
The City of Chilliwack is requesting expressions of interest for civil design services for its 2027 Linear Upgrades Project. The services cover ten locations and five provisional locations. Proponents must have the personnel, experience, and resources to provide the services.
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Oct 28, 2026
The City of Chilliwack is soliciting proposals for the design, production, and delivery of a Canada Day drone light show and pyrotechnic display; this is a services RFP, not a grant program. The posting identifies an attached Request for Proposal document, but no usable direct PDF, DOCX, or PPT URL is exposed. The closing date is posted as October 28, 2026 at 3:00 PM, which is after the current date of September 17, 2026; no publication/start date is shown.
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Oct 21, 2026
The City of Chilliwack is soliciting proposals from qualified proponents for annual roadside shoulder and dyke mowing, right-of-way brushing, ditch brushing, and ditch cleaning services on an as-needed basis. The official posting identifies the opportunity as a Request for Proposal and lists a related Dyke Mowing, Brushing and Cleaning Services attachment. Proposals are due October 21, 2026 at 3:00 PM.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Chilliwack
The Council held public information meetings regarding two development applications. The first involved a variance permit for a property on Lily Place to reduce lot line setbacks for deck and pool construction. The second involved variance and development permits for a proposed two-story commercial building on Wellington Avenue, including discussions on loading, parking requirements, and architectural design features. Following public representation, the Council approved all discussed development variance and development permits.
The council meeting included a delegation recognizing the emergency support services team for their contributions during wildfire seasons. The council approved the tender for the Main Street rebuild project, awarded to Regar Contracting. A proposal for snow and ice removal services from House to Home Landscaping Limited was accepted. The council also processed several bylaws, including tax exemptions and a zoning amendment for 45925 Collins Drive, the latter of which involved ongoing discussion regarding density and parking concerns.
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The council meeting covered various administrative and planning agenda items. Key discussions included a successful appeal regarding controlled substance property service costs, the awarding of a tender for organic waste transportation, and an authorization for a rail safety improvement grant application. Several zoning amendments and development variance permits were considered, including approvals for projects at Fifth Avenue, Railway Avenue, and Airport Road, while a variance permit for a daycare facility at Young Road was defeated. The council also received information regarding temporary use permits and development variances for various residential and commercial properties.
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