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watch: a richmond mega-mansion built on a former farm on the agricultural land reserve has been listed on travel websites as a fancy guesthouse but as grace ke reports, the owners say they're not behind the illegal short-term rental listing.
a mega-mansion on designated farmland in richmond was being advertised online as a high-end guesthouse.
the house, located on steveston highway, was available for rent on a nightly basis, according to online posts. the house included amenities such as a spa tub, fitness centre and housekeeping.
the owners told global news a tenant had posted the ad as a short-term rental without a licence. both received a fine and the tenant was evicted.
“they have received a number of tickets for infractions,” richmond mayor malcolm brodie said. “i am told that they have now applied for a licensed b&b.
concerned citizens brought the house to the attention of city council, along with 5,500 signatures on a petition asking for a 5,300-square-foot cap on homes built on agricultural land, about half of what’s currently allowed.
“whey you have speculation, houses built not for farming, you’re removing land from the alr [ agricultural land reserve],” kelly greene of the richmond citizens’ association said.
last spring, the city reduced the maximum size of a house on agricultural land to 10,700 square feet.
a six-month review of last spring’s change is underway.
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