Questions of procedure and precedent dominated the conversation among RDOS directors at their October 6 meeting when Grant Temple finally received his hard-fought approval for a temporary use permit (for a vacation rental) on Vaseux Lake.
After seemingly unending debate, the regional district’s Noise Control Bylaw has received three readings.
Regional directors aren’t prepared to give their blessing to the new noise control bylaw until field tests are conducted.
The regional district’s noise control bylaw has been deferred for more information on the impacts it will have.
A recent presentation to Oliver town council by RDOS planning manager Chris Garrish outlined the highlights of the Regional Growth Strategy (RGS) review.
Not all regional directors are happy to adopt a noise bylaw that can use a decibel meter to...
