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- Aug 26, 2023
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Rebuilding efforts after the destructive Bush Creek East wildfire have hit a roadblock. The Columbia Shuswap Regional District has imposed a temporary suspension on the issuance of building permits in specific fire-affected zones. The purpose of this halt is to facilitate comprehensive geotechnical assessments, safeguarding potential new constructions in areas that may now be vulnerable to potential hazards such as landslides, rockfalls, or flooding due to the elimination of tree cover.
These evaluations are projected to take anywhere between four to six weeks, potentially stretching to three months for the entire affected region. However, those who opt to engage a private geotechnical firm to assess their property might qualify for an exemption from this temporary prohibition.
You can check the details here
These evaluations are projected to take anywhere between four to six weeks, potentially stretching to three months for the entire affected region. However, those who opt to engage a private geotechnical firm to assess their property might qualify for an exemption from this temporary prohibition.
You can check the details here
- Location
- British Columbia, Canada