The board of directors and staff of the Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako (RDBN) believe that increased provincial regulations are putting barriers to the development of new homes in the region.
“In some communities, new housing construction has slowed to the point where the existing housing supply is not being replenished,” says Bill Miller, RDBN Chair.
The last house built in Burns Lake was in 2011.
“The
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