Nanaimo residents looking to upgrade their woodstove
to a newer model that meets today's standards will have the opportunity to
receive some financial relief from the City of Nanaimo starting Friday, January
22.
Rebates of $250 will be offered to residents who replace their old
woodstoves with approved units at participating retailers.
To be
eligible, home owners must have an existing wood burning appliance or a non-EPA
insert installed in an open hearth fireplace that does not comply with current
smoke emission standards - typically an appliance built and installed before
1994.
For more information, a list of participating retailers and to see
if you qualify, visit the City of Nanaimo website.
Residents looking to
replace their old woodstoves may be eligible for a rebate through the City of
Nanaimo. Rebate forms will be available at participating retailers beginning
January 22 (while quanities last).
To qualify for the rebate homeowners
must have an eligible existing wood burning appliance or a non-EPA gas fireplace
insert that does not conform to current standards (CSA B415.1 or equivalent EPA
standard) and a replacement stove must be purchased on or after January 22,
2016.
Participating retailers may offer additional discounts and
rebates. Ask your retailer for details.
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