District of Ucluelet
200 Main Street V0R 3A0 Ucluelet, BC, Canada

***Public Hearing*** January 28th - 5:30pm Via Zoom 316 and 330 Reef Point Road, Ucluelet, BC: Rezoning Application with Official Community Plan Amendment Application No. RZ20-07; and 1083 and 330 Reef Point Road, Ucluelet, BC: Development Variance Permit Application No. DVP20-06 View the notice, bylaws, development variance permit and related documents by visiting https://ucluelet.ca//district-of-ucluelet-/public-hearings

***TEST***TEST***TEST*** Tsunami Warning & Emergency Mass Notification System Testing Third Wednesday of each month at 12:00 pm NEXT TEST - Wednesday, January 20... Tsunami Warning System speakers are located at Amphitrite Point and the Cedar Road Parking Hub. For more details on Tsunami Warning System & related recommended links please visit: https://bit.ly/38VfLDb

The District is selling equipment and vehicles. Visit https://ucluelet.ca/commun/finance/procurement-and-disposal for more information.

Max, Rosie, Finn, Henri, Grace, Nismo and Ziggy are looking fresh with their new gold bling a 2021 Pet License. If any of them get lost, wearing their license makes it much easier for them to find their way home! For more information about how to get a 2021 Pet License for your cat or dog please visit https://bit.ly/2XJzH5j.

The District of Ucluelet is currently looking to hire for the following available positions: Playschool Assistant, Permanent Part-time Playschool Supervisor, Permanent Part-time Janitorial Labourer, Casual For full details including application deadlines and job descriptions visit https://ucluelet.ca/community/careers

The District of Ucluelet is pleased to share that two new trail connectors are now officially open, giving residents more outdoor opportunities during this unique Christmas season. The new Spring Cove Trail, located off Peninsula Road between Boardwalk Boulevard and Coast Guard Road, offers stunning views and interpretive signs, while the new Bay-Marine Connector Path provides a forest route to the Ucluelet Community Centre and Big Beach. Whether you are looking for access to... the tranquil beauty of Spring Cove or seek the crashing waves of Big Beach, the District wants to encourage residents to stay healthy this holiday season by getting outside as much as possible. The new Spring Cove Trail is a first step in the development of the Ucluelet Safe Harbour Trail, an inner harbour continuation of our famous Wild Pacific Trail, while the Bay-Marine Connector is the co-benefit of an important sewer infrastructure improvement for Bay Street. Happy Holidays and see you on the trails!