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Works on City Lands Infrastructure Permit

If your construction project affects City property or infrastructure such as streets, sidewalks, boulevards, or parking lots, you must apply for a Works on City Lands and Infrastructure Permit. This includes requests for Water System Shutdown and Fire Hydrant use.

Key Requirements:

• Provide business insurance naming the City of Campbell River as additional insured with at least $3,000,000 in liability coverage, clearly stating the expiration date.
• Obtain a Road Closure Permit for any work within curb lines, regardless of traffic flow.
• Depending on the closure extent, public notification may be necessary.
• Submit a Traffic and/or Pedestrian Management Plan.
• Include a Worksafe Clearance Letter.
• Distribute a “Good Neighbour Letter” to notify local residents and businesses of work details.

For inquiries, contact the Development Services Department at 250-286-5725 or email engineering@campbellriver.ca.

Culvert Permits

A Culvert Permit is necessary when filling in a ditch with a culvert, subject to specific conditions.

Driveway Permits

• New homes include the Driveway Permit as part of the Building Permit.
• Existing homes requiring changes to driveways (e.g., new or widened) must obtain a permit.

Oversize Vehicle Permits

Transporting vehicles that are excessively wide, tall, or long necessitates an Oversize Vehicle Permit. Refer to the “Traffic and Highways Regulation Bylaw” for applicable rules.

For more details, visit City of Campbell River Permits.

Your STIHL or Husqvarna chainsaw is designed for tough tasks, but neglecting regular cleaning can affect its optimal performance. Discover how to properly clean your gas, battery-powered, or electric chainsaw using these guidelines.

To cultivate thriving plants and a healthy outdoor space, follow these essential gardening and lawn care tips.

• Soil Preparation: Ensure your soil is healthy and well-draining by testing and amending it as needed before planting.
• Proper Watering: Water plants deeply and less frequently to encourage strong root growth and prevent shallow rooting.
• Fertilizing: Use appropriate fertilizers to provide essential nutrients for healthy plant growth. Follow application instructions carefully.
• Weeding: Regularly remove weeds to prevent competition for nutrients and reduce the risk of pests and diseases.
• Pruning and Trimming: Prune plants and trees to promote growth and maintain shape. Trim lawns regularly to keep them neat and healthy.
• Mulching: Apply mulch around plants to retain moisture, suppress weeds, and regulate soil temperature.
• Pest and Disease Control: Monitor plants for signs of pests and diseases. Use integrated pest management techniques and choose appropriate treatments when necessary.

Key steps to follow when starting your ride-on front mower:

• Ensure the bypass arm is in the inner position.
• If you have an AWD model, there is one arm for each axle.
• When seated, engage the seat switch.
• Lift the cutting deck by pulling the lever to the transport position.
• Engage the parking brake.
• If the engine is cold, set it to full choke.
• Set the throttle to the mid position.
• Start the engine and immediately release the key.
• Gradually disengage the choke as the engine warms up.