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Membrane work, June 17, 2026

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Weather: 24°C, sunny
Workers onsite: At least 7

Work done today:

  • Compacting of sand in the Phase 1 extension area.
  • Continued restoration of sidewalk pavers in Phase 1 area.
  • Start of full re-instatement of planter adjacent to the 248 building.
  • Cutting and placement of more wooden beams in the emergency repair area.
Sidewalk pavers being placed back in front of the 244 building.
The 248 building planter being extended back to its original dimensions.
Wooden beams cut and fitted into place adjacent to the 244 building.

You can help water the Heritage Courtyard trees

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Owners and tenants are invited to help water the trees in the Heritage Courtyard.

Two hoses have been placed and each is equipped with a hand-operated nozzle. This means you must actively engage the nozzle for the water to come out–this is a requirement of the Stage 3 Water Restrictions which came into effect on June 8 throughout Metro Vancouver.

If you water the trees, thank you! Please coil and put the hoses back when you’re done. There’s no need to turn the water off or on, as the nozzles will insure the water does not leak out.

One of the two hoses, coiled up and ready to be used.

Membrane work, June 16, 2026

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Weather: 24°C, sunny
Workers onsite: At least 4-6

Work done today:

  • Blue Drop installed irrigation piping in the emergency repair area.
  • Additional work on the emergency repair area to install aeration mat and placement of wooden beams.
  • Sidewalk from staircase and Allan blocks both extended in the Phase 1 extension.
  • Wooden beams placed in Phase 1 extension.
Irrigation piping in the emergency repair area.
Wooden beams placed in Phase 1 extension area.
The sidewalk from the staircase has been expanded out to its previous length.

Membrane work, June 15, 2026

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Weather: 29°C, mostly cloudy
Workers onsite: At least 4-6

Work done today:

  • Sand is being laid in the Phase 1 extension area. This is the final step before pavers are put back.
  • Aeration (drainage) mat and root barrier are being installed in the emergency repair area.
  • Additional work was done to address deficiencies and unfinished parts of the emergency area.
  • New wooden beams, part of the architectural detail, have been brought in for both areas.

In addition, the bi-weekly onsite meeting took place between all parties:

  • Strata Engineering
  • Prostar
  • Copperstone Council (represented by the President and Vice President)
  • Quay Pacific was not able to attend

Issues with site safety and storage were discussed and addressed. As part of this, all material on the easement facing Brunette Avenue has been removed.

Sand being spread in the Phase 1 extension area.
Aeration mat placed in the emergency repair area.
Some of the items that have since been cleared from the easement area facing Brunette Avenue.

New user registration turned off (for now)

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Nearly 100% of new users on the site are spambots, so I am shutting off registration until I can find a solution. If you want to register, you will need to email admin@copperstonecommunity.org.

Registration allows:

  • Access to the forum (which is not being used, anyway)
  • The ability to comment on posts

This will not affect anyone who has already registered.