Whereas as a result of British Columbias worsening cost-of-living crisis, more people are finding the most affordable home in which to reside is a recreational vehicle RV which are only permitted to remain on-location at RV parks for a short period of time, in most cases a maximum of 6-months, and have no permanent structures or fixtures; And whereas RV owners are not able to sign tenancy agreements with their landlords, only License to Occupy agreements, which do not afford them the same protections or rights as they would be entitled to under the Manufactured Home Park Tenancy Act and only the Province of British Columbia has the authority to create any legal protection for these RV owners during the ongoing cost-of-living crisis: Therefore be it resolved that UBCM call on the Government of British Columbia to examine policy changes to provide rental protection to long-term RV-based tenants in RV and Mobile Home Parks across British Columbia.
