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Remedial action pursued against Summerland building

The municipality of Summerland voted to issue a remedial action order for a property on Hillborn Street to ensure compliance with building bylaws and codes.
The building, used as a cherry sorting plant, has a history of non-compliance that spans almost 18 years.
Council members emphasized the urgency of addressing health and safety concerns regarding the building, highlighting the need for immediate compliance.
The council unanimously passed the motion for remedial action, but the process could incur costs ranging from $5,000 to $25,000.

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