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RV residents may be able to stay in their homes longer after council decision

25.03.2026 12:00 1 min 1 source
Port Alberni Valley News ENG
RV residents may be able to stay in their homes longer after council decision
Original source: Port Alberni Valley News

Port Alberni council extended the move-out deadline for residents of an RV lot on Redford Street by six months. The city is examining potential bylaws for long-term RV park zoning, as current regulations don't permit extended tenancy in recreational vehicles. The required reports and regulatory work are expected to take over a year to complete.

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RV residents may be able to stay in their homes longer after council decision

25.03.2026 Port Alberni Valley News ENG Original source

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