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MoTI and Regional District Okanagan Similkameen Joint Initiative Unauthorized Sign Removal Highway 97 December 23, 2013 Proposed Schedule: Phase 1 Highway 97 (between Road 1 and Road 21): Week of January 6, 2014 Letter 1 send out to property owners and sign owners Week of January 6 Letters to be sent to local associations Week of February 3 Letter 2 send out send out to property owners and sign owners Week of February 24 MoTI staff to field check for compliance with voluntary sign removal Week of March 3 Phone call to each sign owner on highway right of way by MOTI reminding owner of need to remove sign(only those who have not voluntarily removed their signs by deadline date) March 31 All unauthorized signs will be removed from Highway by MoTI maintenance contractor by this date RDOS to continue with private sign enforcement Phase 2 Highway 97 ( Road 21 to US Border): Field Inventory completed / ownership info and location table to be created January 17, 2014 Week of February 10 Letter 1 send out to property owners and sign owners Week of March 10 Letter 2 send out send out to property owners and sign owners Week of March 24 MoTI staff to field check for compliance with voluntary sign removal Week of April 1 Phone call to each sign owner on highway right of way by MOTI reminding owner of need to remove sign(only those who have not voluntarily removed their signs by deadline date) April 30 All unauthorized signs will be removed from Highway by MoTI maintenance contractor by this date RDOS to continue with private sign enforcement Phase 3 Highway 97 (north of Oliver to RDOS northern border south of Peachland): Commence project in fall of 2014, with detailed schedule to be determined TRA-2014-00100 Page 4

Private Sign Owner January 14, 2014 101 Smith Street Rdos File: 4020.20 Oliver BC, V0H 1T0 Re: Private Sign(s) located within or adjacent to Highway 97 Right of Way This letter is to inform you of a joint initiative by the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure and the Regional District of Okanagan Similkameen to improve the safety and aesthetics along Highway 97. The proliferation of unauthorized private signs along Highway 97 in the south Okanagan has created a safety concern related to driver distraction due to information overload reducing a driver s ability to concentrate on the driving task. While Regional District bylaws provide for appropriate business signage on private property the province regulates private business signage within the highway right of way. You have received a copy of this letter because you have either been identified as a possible unauthorized private sign owner or you are believed to own property along Highway 97 that may have unauthorized private signs located on it in contravention of RDOS bylaws and provincial regulations. (See attached photo(s)). The first stage of this initiative will focus on the Highway 97 corridor south of Oliver between Road 1 and Road 21. The remainder of the Highway 97 south Okanagan corridor will be addressed in subsequent stages. Owners of unauthorized private signs on highway right of way are encouraged to remove their signs from the right of way within a set time frame. Any unauthorized signs found on the highway right of way after the set time, will be removed by the province and stored for a short period of time until the owners claim them. Unclaimed signs may be destroyed. Private property owners with unauthorized signs will be given the opportunity to come into compliance with RDOS sign regulations. The RDOS will take necessary enforcement action to address noncompliance. We will write to again with further information about this initiative. In the meantime if you feel you have received this letter in error, have questions regarding this initiative or require additional information concerning the RDOS bylaw or provincial regulations please contact: Warren Belcher, District Operations Technician Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure at 250-490-8292 in Penticton or email at warren.belcher@gov.bc.ca. Contact can also be made by mail at: Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure 102 Industrial Pl. Penticton BC V2A 7C8 Attention: RDOS/MoTI Sign Initiative Regards, Regards, Jeff Wiseman Operations Manager Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure Okanagan Shuswap District Donna Butler Development Services Manager Regional District Okanagan Similkameen TRA-2014-00100 Page 5

Private Sign Owner February 3, 2014 101 Smith Street Oliver BC V0H 1H0 Re: Private Sign(s) located within or adjacent to Highway 97 Right of Way Dear Sign Owner: This letter is a follow up to the letter sent to you earlier in January to inform you of the joint initiative by the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure and the Regional District of Okanagan Similkameen to improve the aesthetics and visibility along the Highway 97 right of way. Again, you have received a copy of this letter because you have either been identified as a possible private sign owner within highway right of way or you own property along the highway corridor that may have private signs located on your property. The first stage of this initiative includes the Highway 97 corridor south of Oliver between Road 1 and Road 21. The remainder of the Highway 97 corridor will be addressed in a similar fashion shortly afterward. Please be advised that you have until February 28, 2014 to voluntarily remove your sign(s) from the highway right of way. Private property owners with signs also have until February 28, 2014 to come into compliance with Regional District sign regulations. For those private sign owners that do not voluntarily remove their signs from the highway right of way by February 28, the province will remove these signs, store them till May 1, 2014 for the owners to claim, and if not claimed they will then be destroyed. Likewise for property owners who do not comply with the applicable bylaws for signs on private property, the Regional District will take necessary enforcement action to ensure compliance. If you have any questions regarding this initiative or require additional information please feel free to call Warren Belcher, District Operations Technician at 250 490 8292 or email at warren.belcher@gov.bc.ca Regards Regards Jeff Wiseman Donna Butler Operations Manager Development Services Manager Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure Regional District Okanagan Similkameen Okanagan Shuswap District TRA-2014-00100 Page 6

Local Association Re: Highway 97 Signage Initiative Dear Association: This letter is to inform your Association of a joint initiative by the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure and the Regional District of Okanagan Similkameen to improve the aesthetics and visibility along the Highway 97 corridor. The proliferation of unauthorized private signs along the highway over the last several years is considered a safety hazard as they tend to distract drivers and contribute to information overload, reducing a driver s ability to concentrate on the important regulatory, wayfinding and warning signs installed along the corridor to safely guide motorists. While the Ministry does not allow private business signage within the right of way, Regional District bylaws do provide for appropriate business signage on private property. However, numerous signs on private property exceed the number permitted and/or are not located on the property of the business. MOTI and the RDOS are jointly sending letters to owners that have been identified as being a possible private sign owner or owning property along the highway corridor that may have private signs. The first stage of this initiative includes the Highway 97 corridor south of Oliver between Road 1 and Road 21. The remainder of the Highway 97 corridor will be addressed in a similar fashion shortly afterward. The first step in this process will be to provide each private sign owner an opportunity to remove their signs from the highway right of way within a set time frame. Likewise, private property owners with signs will be given the opportunity to come into compliance with Regional District sign regulations. For those private sign owners that do not voluntarily remove their signs from the highway right of way within the set time, the province will remove these signs, store them for a short period of time for the owners to claim, and if not claimed they will then be destroyed. Likewise for property owners who do not comply with the applicable bylaws for signs on private property, the Regional District will take necessary enforcement action to ensure compliance. If your group has any questions regarding this initiative or require additional information please feel free to call Jeff Wiseman, Operations Manager at 250 490 2227 or Donna Butler, Development Services Manager at 250 490 4109. Regards Jeff Wiseman Operations Manager Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure Okanagan Shuswap District Regards Donna Butler Development Services Manager Regional District Okanagan Similkameen TRA-2014-00100 Page 7

South Okanagan Associations to Contact For signage Enforcement BC Fruit Growers Association Glen Lucas 1473 Water Street Kelowna, BC V1Y 1J6 Oliver Visitor Centre PO Box 460 6431 Station Street Oliver, BC V0H 1T0 South Okanagan Chamber of Commerce PO Box 460 Oliver, BC V0H 1T0 Oliver Osoyoos Wine Country Tim Martiniuk Stone Boat Vineyards 356 Orchard Grove Lane Oliver, BC V0H 1T0 Destination Osoyoos Box 500 Osoyoos, BC V0H 1V0 South Okanagan Real Estate Board 365 Van Horne Street Penticton, BC V2A 8S4 TRA-2014-00100 Page 8

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