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Nanaimo News Bulletin, August 27, 2013

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Nanaimo News Bulletin Tuesday, August 27, 2013

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Desire for public transportation grows

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bAby bOOmerS and millennials relying less on vehicles, more on bikes, buses and walking paths.

at all. In fact, many With the average young consumers motor vehicle costdon’t care about ing its owner close cars. to $10,000 a year, CUSTOM BLINDS & DRAPERIES In the U.S. and on top of the hefty Canada tax-payer “Giving your windows the Automobile manucar replacement as the persubsidies EnErgy right treatment” facturers are woroften as before, while centage of to supsolutions Free In Home Consultations ried. the young adult milteenagers port the Ian Gartshore Baby boomers, the lennials, another obtaining required largest purchaser of large segment of our a driver’s infrastrucwww.heatherhughesinteriors.ca vehicles, are aging population, are not licence has ture and and not requiring driving as much – if dropped health-care 250-758-4723 h-hughes@shaw.ca nearly 20 costs, this per cent in desire for the last 15 the less Lowest Ra Our locally owned years. costly, tes While the healthier and operated In Nanaim o! boomers and more services are prompt, and the millennials sustainable pubprofessional may not have a great lic transportation and FREE deal in common makes sense. ■ Purchases both do increasingly The Young Profes■ Rental Properties share one value: sionals of Nanaimo, Nanoose ‘85 Saltair ‘91 they want more pub- representing this ■ Refinances lic transportation, younger segment ■ Debt cycling and walking of our population, ALL DESIGNS, PLANS AND RENDERINGS © COPYRIGHT JENISH HOUSE DESIGN LIMITED Consolidation trails, more compact, are realizing that ■ Commercial service-accessible changes need to take Properties neighbourhoods, and place now if they can quieter cities that hope to enjoy life in ■ No Downpayment feature more nature. the ways to which ■ Credit Issues Downtown ‘95 This fall Nanaimo we have become ■ Self Employed will be releasing accustomed. 9 Jinglepot ‘0 ■ Construction its Transportation Thus they spearHarewood ‘9 6 ■ 1st Time Buyers Master Plan. This fol- headed the rebuildALL DESIGNS, PLANS AND RENDERINGS © COPYRIGHT JENISH DESIGN lows onHOUSE the heels of LIMITED ing of the historic last year’s Strategic train station, are Plan the city adopted pushing for the that clearly stated rebuilding of our we want far more railway, and have “The Name Friends Recommend” “alternative” ways of built and continue to moving around – and maintain community www.midislandmortgage.com ❙ 12-327 Prideaux Street ❙ Call ALL DESIGNS, PLANS AND RENDERINGS © COPYRIGHT JENISH HOUSE DESIGN LIMITED limit the primacy garden plots. of the automobile. As Europeans and ALL ALL DESIGNS, DESIGNS, PLANS PLANS AND AND RENDERINGS RENDERINGS © COPYRIGHT JENISH JENISH HOUSE HOUSE DESIGN DESIGN LIMITED LIMITED © COPYRIGHT most developed nations already enjoy, we babyboomers envision an © efficient public transportation system that easily allows

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movement from bus to train, ferry or airplane, greatly reducing costs, one that improves both our sense of community and actual health outcomes. Cities that feature more natural green corridors located near residential and work places are increasingly attracting younger professionals, too. They are not alone. The number one request to the parks and recreation department is for walking trails, driven by baby boomers. Alternatives to private automobiles also include carsharing (private use, shared costs) and car pooling (shared rides). These are rising in popularity here and elsewhere. Car companies are finally adopting more sustainable technologies, notably electric drives. They would be even wiser to invest in buses and passenger trains if they hope to retain their relationship with the baby boomers and the millennials. u Ian Gartshore is chairman of the nonprofit Energy Solutions for V.I. www.esvi.ca

THIS DESIGN INCLUDES AN UNFINISHED BASEMENT

MAIN FLOOR PLAN 1705 SQ. FT. (158.4 M2) 9'-0" CEILING HEIGHT

EST 1898

THIS DESIGN INCLUDES

THIS DESIGN INCLUDES AN UNFINISHED BASEMENT

AN UNFINISHED BASEMENT JENISH PLAN H6-3-361 SECOND FLOOR PLAN

THIS THISDESIGN DESIGNINCLUDES INCLUDES AN ANUNFINISHED UNFINISHEDBASEMENT BASEMENT

1168 SQ. FT. (108.5 M2) (INCLUDING BONUS ROOM)

2 1705 1705SQ. SQ.FT. FT.(158.4 (158.4M M2)) 9'-0" 9'-0"CEILING CEILINGHEIGHT HEIGHT

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SECOND SECOND FLOOR FLOOR PLAN PLAN 2 1168 1168SQ. SQ.FT. FT.(108.5 (108.5M M2)) (INCLUDING (INCLUDINGBONUS BONUSROOM) ROOM)

101-3150 Island Highway, Nanaimo, B.C. V9T 1V9

MAIN FLOOR PLAN

MAIN FLOOR PLAN

1705 SQ. FT. (158.4 M ) 9'-0" CEILING HEIGHT 2

1705 SQ. FT. (158.4 M2) 9'-0" CEILING HEIGHT

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN

THIS DESIGN INCLUDES AN UNFINISHED FLOORBASEMENT PLAN

1168 SQ. FT. (108.5 M2) (INCLUDING BONUS ROOM)

WIDTH - 73'- 0" (22.2 M) DEPTH - 49'- 0" (15.0 M)

1168 SQ. FT. (108.5 M ) (INCLUDING BONUS ROOM) 2

PLAN NO. 6-3-361

TOTAL 2873 SQ. FT. (266.9 M2 )

JENISH HOUSE DESIGN LIMITED WIDTH WIDTH--73'73'-0" 0" (22.2 (22.2M) M) DEPTH DEPTH--49'49'-0" 0" (15.0 (15.0M) M)

WIDTH - 73'- 0" (22.2 M) DEPTH - 49'- 0" (15.0 M)

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PLAN NO. 6-3-361

TOTAL 2873 SQ. FT. (266.9 M2 )

1-1/2 (22.2 M) STOREY JENISH HOUSE DESIGN LIMITED DEPTH - 49'- 0" (15.0 M)

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PLAN PLANNO. NO. 6-3-361 6-3-361

2 TOTAL TOTAL 2873 2873SQ. SQ.FT. FT.(266.9 (266.9MM)2 )

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Business TOTAL 2873 SQ. FT. (266.9 M2 )

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