Mt. View Colquitz Community Assoc. News
Next Meeting: Tuesday, Jan. 21st 2025 agenda to be posted
Six Storey Affordable Housing project - 104 units - Cadillac Ave at Wascana St. current issues page link
3311 Oak St and 816 Cloverdale Ave. pre-application towers 18 and 22 storeys current issues page
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Bring a Lawn Chair to Evening of Entertainment Christmas Lawncert 23 Dec. 2024 3800 Raymond St S. contact: [email protected] 
Neighbourhood Housing Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing (SSMUH) The above map shows the part of area in Saanich where lots zoned as single family or as duplex will be able to build either 4 units or 6 units without the need for a rezoning process. Information available at Saanich SSMUH and maps at Saanich Map May 13 information presentation to council link Neighbour to Neighbour Resilience Initiative $500 grant Saanich offers a grant to a neighbourhood group that either has an idea or needs help from Saanich staff to prepare a project. link building community |
Community News
CRD Emergency Planning link Saanich Community Safety Office - in Uptown Seniors Drop-In Socials 2025 list Highway 1 - Colquitz River Bridges Widening project link recent update Would you like a free boulevard tree in front of your house? - check out the Saanich "Partnership Tree Planting Program" link Uptown Douglas Pre-Zoning and Network Design Project is to pre-zone lands in a manner consistent with the Uptown Douglas Plan and to act as a catalyst for future redevelopment in the area. Saanich link 
Ravine Way changes
"Proposed designs for improvements coming to Ravine Way area, between Highway 1 and Highway 17/Vernon Avenue" Details at gov.bc.ca/highway17ravineway The main change to road traffic is for a one-half block of Ravine Way (by Tim Hortons) to become one way (west), changing the way cars from Carey area can get to the Pat Bay Hwy.(east). Cars coming from Saanich Plaza (at the middle of Ravine Way) will not be able to turn left. The closed section will become a bus-only lane. |
Saanich Council link
28 Oct 2024 --760 Tolmie Ave. (old bowling alley site) three towers 21-24 storey, mixed use rental
- application approved
3745 Tillicum Road subdivision to create two lots, application before Council on Dec. 2 - approved
Naturescaping in Saanich booklet
Saanich Heritage colouring book link
28 Oct 2024 --760 Tolmie Ave. (old bowling alley site) three towers 21-24 storey, mixed use rental
- application approved
3745 Tillicum Road subdivision to create two lots, application before Council on Dec. 2 - approved
Naturescaping in Saanich booklet
Saanich Heritage colouring book link
Block Watch Local Neighbourhood Watch program link
The aim of neighbourhood watch includes educating residents of a community on security and safety and achieving safe and secure neighborhoods.
Saanich Heritage Register
A heritage designation usually applies to only the exterior of the building. If you feel that you have a house that has
architectural, historic or contextual value, application forms are available from the Legislative Services at the Saanich Municipal Hall. For information about local history contact Saanich archives
A heritage designation usually applies to only the exterior of the building. If you feel that you have a house that has
architectural, historic or contextual value, application forms are available from the Legislative Services at the Saanich Municipal Hall. For information about local history contact Saanich archives
New technology to study traffic
A drone vehicle can provide traffic and street use information by either stationary, time lapse photography
or video. The residents of Arlene Place illustrate their traffic problem with this YouTube video:
Arlene Place traffic problem
Territorial Acknowledgement
We acknowledge with respect the Lək ̓ ʷəŋən peoples (represented by the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations) and the W̱_SÁNEĆ peoples (represented by the W̱ JOȽEȽP (Tsartlip), BOḰEĆEN (Pauquachin), SȾÁUTW̱ (Tsawout), W̱_SIḴEM (Tseycum) and MÁLEXEȽ (Malahat) Nations) on whose traditional territory we live and work.
A drone vehicle can provide traffic and street use information by either stationary, time lapse photography
or video. The residents of Arlene Place illustrate their traffic problem with this YouTube video:
Arlene Place traffic problem
Territorial Acknowledgement
We acknowledge with respect the Lək ̓ ʷəŋən peoples (represented by the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations) and the W̱_SÁNEĆ peoples (represented by the W̱ JOȽEȽP (Tsartlip), BOḰEĆEN (Pauquachin), SȾÁUTW̱ (Tsawout), W̱_SIḴEM (Tseycum) and MÁLEXEȽ (Malahat) Nations) on whose traditional territory we live and work.