In Otter Point, Shirley, and Jordan River, residents have divergent opinions on future development, with discussions ranging from no development to various housing types and infrastructure needs. OPSRRA seeks community input, emphasizing the importance of decisions amid the pressure for 1,200 new homes in the next decade. A general meeting is scheduled for February 23 to discuss these topics.
OPSRRA Summer 2019 Director’s Report
OPSRRA Director's Report summer 2019 highlighting membership changes, welcome signs, short-term rentals and more.
April Quarterly Director’s Report 2019
Happy Spring, Everyone! After what seems to have been a long, cold start in the new year, we hope that you’re all beginning to enjoy the seasonally warmer double-digit daytime temperatures. Things have been far from “cold” with regard to activities of your OPSRRA Board… 2019 Annual General Meeting (AGM) As you’re (hopefully) already aware, … Continue reading April Quarterly Director’s Report 2019
B&B to Short-Term Rentals
As more and more properties in our region transition from local owners to offsite owners renting online for short and longer-term vacation rentals, it is time to ask the CRD to re-evaluate the zoning bylaw that covers short-term rentals and how they enforce bylaw infractions. Many regions in the province are struggling with redrafting bylaws originally … Continue reading B&B to Short-Term Rentals
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