Licence
The City of Nanaimo is currently investigating options for formal open data licensing. In the meantime, please treat this as a broad license to use the currently published data for your own analysis and applications, subject to the following disclaimer:
- All rights, title and interest (including copyright, patent and other intellectual property rights) contained in the Information remain vested in the City of Nanaimo at all times.
- The City of Nanaimo does not warrant or guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the Information. Ongoing updates may not be incorporated into the Information available on the City of Nanaimo website. Users are urged to verify the accuracy of information against copies of actual plans or source documents.
- If there is a conflict between the Information on the web page and information contained in any other records of the City of Nanaimo or documents that may be prepared by or delivered to the City of Nanaimo, the City of Nanaimo reserves the right to rely in all cases upon the record which it considers to be the most accurate and complete.
While we would certainly appreciate credit for provision of the data, this is not a strict requirement.
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Contribute
Want to help expand CLIP's database of licensing information? Spot an error in one of the licenses? You can add a new license or edit an existing one with our user-friendly license editor.
Simply fill out the license editor form and then copy the generated JSON data. You can either e-mail us the data, or, preferably, directly submit your updates to our GitHub repository.
Other Resources
We recommend the following resources for further informtion on open licenses:
About CLIP
The CIPPIC Open Licensing Project (CLIP) is an initiative of the Samuelson-Glushko Canadian Internet Policy and Public
Interest Clinic, a public interest technology law clinic at the Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, University of Ottawa.
This is a beta version of the project. The information may contain errors. We will also be adding additional licenses and new features in the future!
Financial support for the project provided by GeoConnections, a national collaborative initiative
led by National Resources Canada.
GeoConnections supports the integration and use of Canadian Geospatial Data Infrastructure (CGDI), an on-line resource that improves the sharing, access and use of open geospatial information.