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The Town of Oliver is seeking feedback from residents on short-term rentals such as Airbnb, and if they should be allowed to operate in residential neighbourhoods.
The municipality has launched a survey to help guide council on possible changes to regulations.
”Each community has unique needs and wants regarding short-term vacation rentals, determining the ‘best’ approach for Oliver will be determined through the results of the on-line survey,” said Mayor Martin Johansen.
“Achieving a balanced approach begins with us hearing from citizens and getting a broad sense of where the community sits on this topic.”
An open question and answer session with staff on the topic is also scheduled for town hall on June 4, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
