The Regional District of Nanaimo in British Columbia is again reviewing regulations on full-time RV living amid the housing crisis. The board will consider recommendations to lift the temporary moratorium on enforcing rules, as well as developing a rural housing policy and rules for temporary occupancy permits.
The permit would cost 800 dollars and be valid for up to three years. The move comes as more people use RVs as permanent housing due to the affordable housing crisis, despite building code prohibitions.