Check out the photos we put together to give you a taste of the community and environment. Some cheesy dialogue and some cheesy music. It's my first attempt at this. I promise the house will be better than the quality of this blog post!
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Incorporated on January 2, 1971, the Village of Lions Bay is one of the smallest municipalities in British Columbia.
Governed by a mayor and four councillors, municipal operations are conducted by seven full-time and three part-time staff members. The municipality has a consolidated annual budget of approximately $municipalities in British Columbia.
Governed by a mayor and four councillors, municipal operations are conducted by seven full-time and three part-time staff members. The municipality has a consolidated annual budget of approximately $2.1 million and has a residential tax rate of $1.51 per thousand dollars of assessed property value, with the average property assessment of $1,067,000 (2009 values).
Lions Bay is located in the northwest corner of the Metro Vancouver Regional District, bordering on beautiful Howe Sound, about 11 kilometers north of Horseshoe Bay with the Sea to Sky Highway running through the Village. The area of Lions Bay is approximately 560 hectares with 10 km of paved roads.
There are 539 homes in Lions Bay with a population of 1328 (2006 census) however the population may be closer to 1800 residents.
Lions Bay forms part of the Metro Vancouver Regional District
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