Monthly Archives: July 2009
13 Ways to Minimize Renovation Stress
Renovations are fun ONLY after the project has been completed and all the bills paid for. Unfortunately, many homeowners have found this to be true. In fact, many speak of the relief they experience after holding their breaths (hoping that there will be no more surprises) for months. We know the feeling and can certainly … Read More
GVHBA’s 3 Steps to “Greening” Your Renovation Plan
With today’s technological advancements, there are a plethora of opportunities to make environmentally-friendly choices for your renovation. Thus, excuses not to be environmentally conscious are harder to come by. Whether it is building products, appliances, or fixtures, many of today’s products deliver better performance with less environmental impact. With this in mind, consider the follow … Read More
Board of Variance Appeals
The Board of Variance is an appeal body that hears & decides upo appeals regarding zoning, development permit, signage and tree by-law matters. Board members are appointed by Council, but they are very much independent of City Council. No appointed or elected City official can sit as a member. City committees or Council may provide … Read More
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