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August 10, 2022 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Association News
Last month, BOMA members rode on waves of nostalgia during BOMA's 90s Boat Cruise presented by Community Fire Prevention!
This year's cruise featured a live DJ, Costume Contest and our first full-fledged Dance Contest!
BOMA BC has developed a Deep Energy Retrofit Procurement Guide. This robust document focuses on deep energy retrofits (or major energy retrofits) concepts and decarbonization and functions as an aid for building owners, property managers and energy managers to plan, design, and implement energy improvement projects within their facilities.
Regulatory News
Events & Education
The City Of Vancouver recently changed its permitting process for heat pump installation in commercial buildings. Join us for a (𝙛𝙧𝙚𝙚!) information session to learn more about these adjustments and the financial incentives that are currently available for commercial buildings through CleanBC and FortisBC.
Good to Know
Source: REMI Network
Building owners can save 5 per cent on retrofits thanks to the Clean Building Tax Credit established as part of the CleanBC initiative. Source: Daily Commercial News
As workers and students begin to gather in offices and schools once more, building managers should look to improve their buildings’ air quality to protect the respiratory health of occupants. Source: REMI Network: Facility Cleaning & Maintenance
Building managers should assess the reputation, professionalism, equipment and cost when deciding upon a commercial cleaning company to use. Event Calendar
National News
Around the Industry
Source: Real Estate News Exchange
Indigenous-led developer MST Development Corp. has partnered with the city of Vancouver to develop land on behalf of the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh peoples. Source: REMI Network
The Vancouver City Council approved its long-range land use strategy, entitled the Vancouver Plan, at the end of July, which aims to make more housing available, stimulate the economy, and address the climate crisis. Source: Castanet.net
The Kelowna city council announced it supports the University of British Columbia Okanagan's plan to build a 46-storey tower to provide housing for students downtown. |
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