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Richmond/Delta Branch Annual General Meeting

Date(s):
Wednesday, January 25, 2023
12:00 PM–1:30 PM Pacific Time
Format:
Webinar
Status:
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Registration deadline is Sunday, January 22, 2023.

Event Details


Cost

Free

Contact

For more information about this meeting, please contact the Richmond/Delta Branch.

Event Description


Join the Richmond/Delta Branch for their Annual General Meeting. As part of this meeting, there is a presentation by Engineers and Geoscientists BC's President on organization updates and a technical presentation by City of Vancouver on the review and approval process of development applications.

Event Presenter(s)


Mark Adams, P.Eng.
President, Engineers and Geoscientists BC

Dr. Hamid Shayan
Intern Architect, AIBC Urban Designer/Development Planner, City of Vancouver

About the Event


The technical presentation will cover the review and approval process of development applications in the City of Vancouver. All municipalities’ structures are generally designed in a manner to support the community, so professionals of these buildings can contribute more to the public benefits through a more engaged communication process with the city staff. In addition, it would be beneficial for all to be aware of the policies and procedures in municipalities with an emphasis on the applications involving professional engineers and the matters that they need to be aware of when interacting with city staff during the review process.

Presenter Bio

Dr. Hamid Shayan

Intern Architect, AIBC Urban Designer/Development Planner, City of Vancouver

Dr. Hamid Shayan, Intern Architect, AIBC is an urban designer/development planner with the City of Vancouver with experiences in many high profile projects within downtown Vancouver. He received his Masters and Ph.D. degrees in Architecture from University of Tehran, Iran, 20 years ago. Since then, he has taught at university in addition to his professional practice as a registered architect. After moving to Canada, he continued his profession in several architectural firms in Alberta and BC, and now with City of Vancouver. He is a strong believer of public protection and he keeps the public interest paramount in his practice.