Public hearing held for manufactured-home park bylaw

The term of the manufactured-home park preliminary layout approval (PLA) is extended from six months to a year

Directors of the Thompson-Nicola Regional District held a public hearing for a zoning amendment bylaw and a manufactured-home park bylaw during a board meeting on April 30.

The update to the manufactured-home bylaw is primarily for the purposes of: 1) definitions/provision concordance;

2) better providing for bare-land strata subdivision of MHPs; and

3) advisable clarifications based upon recent litigation.

The term of the manufactured-home park preliminary layout approval (PLA) is extended from six months to a year; violations could be enforced via ticketing and adjudication; strata subdivision is explicitly enabled; and definitions for manufactured homes, RVs, campgrounds, etc. are identical across all overlapping bylaws.

Following the hearing, the TNRD board of directors passed the bylaws.

Bylaw for commercial composting facilities

Proposed Bylaw 2516, 2015, through zoning, lawfully allows the TNRD to regulate bio-solid processing and composting.

 

The board reviewed proposed Bylaw 2516 and provided direction to staff to initiate the required zoning and official community plan amendments, including a broad consultation initiative with First Nations.

 

 

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