Kelowna91裸聊视频檚 mayor says steps are being taken to address crime, vandalism and drug dealing in a neighbourhood with a supportive housing building.

Residents living near Stephen Village (2025 Agassiz Road) have provided video to local media and the city and started a petition on change.org asking for changes to the operational model of the facility.

During an announcement with Housing Minister Ravi Kahlon on Aug. 26, Mayor Tom Dyas told reporters after the event that he has been in contact with residents about their concerns and is reviewing the responses. 

Dyas also said he recently participated in an RCMP ride-along and spent time walking through the neighbourhood.

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However, Dyas noted that under the Residential Tenancy Act (RTA) it can be difficult to remove those individuals without a proper process.

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Dyas added another facility on Gordon Drive, near the Capri Mall, is experiencing problems similar to Stephen Village.

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When asked about the situation around Stephen Village, Minister Kahlon said it is being looked into.

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Kahlon added there are dozens of supportive housing sites throughout the province that do not have any 91裸聊视频渞eal issues.91裸聊视频�

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The Stephen Village petition states that since the facility was built the neighbourhood has been affected in several ways including an increase in vandalism, petty crime, drug dealing activity, and violence. 

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