BC, Kelowna, the city of Kelowna has not yet reopened a business license for a short-term rental house that won more than 50 complaints since 2021.
The Council voted unanimously to follow the recommendation of staff and do not restore the business license for 381 Viewcrest CRT.
“It was a suffering that lasted for three and a half years, so comfort, I will be open with you,” said neighboring David Montpetit. “I am very pleased to have taken this approach.”
Neighbors complained of noise and other concerns for a long time.
“The parties, noise, sex in the pool, nudity in the pool deck, tour buses in and outside, while explaining some problems.
Residents in the street began to document violations to build their work.
He also claimed that the landlord, Peter Drummond, short-term rental rules, did not live in full time of property.
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Sources spent in order to help achieve complaints and property compatibility took action in January and the work license.
On Monday, Drummond, went before the Assembly to protest the decision and argued all the allegations against him.
Drummond refused to comment after the loss of his application.
Several neighbors took part in the parliamentary rooms for the appeal meeting on Monday.
Although no one wants to interview, they said they were satisfied and hoped.
Montpetit said he hoped that the entire process is a learning lesson that will behave with the problem lease.
“It was a difficult process,” said Montpetit. “I think that some basic learning … What happened and can be better done to solve such issues like this in our neighborhood, but in the neighborhood of Kelown.”
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