I love going for walks on the beach anytime, in the rain or sun, although sunshine is preferred. A neighbour and I went down with the kids last week and it was beautiful. Not only did we get some fresh air, the kids got to run free and explore the beach, but I also found this beautiful door. I was so excited, as were the kids with the shells and rocks they found. I took it home to enjoy and just love the worn colours and the anchor, now I'm waiting to decide what to create with it although I may just hang it up as it is, the perfect little beach treasure. Posted by Tina Lynch.
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Gabriola Treasures!
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Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Snow and wind in the Gulf Islands
We were watching the weather forecast closely yesterday as we braced ourselves for snow. The kids we're delighted when they saw that the schools in School District 68 would not be open today, although they promise me they do love school. My daughter made a snowman with my parents, while my son and I studied the branch that lodged itself half way through our metal gutter- thankfully stopping before the window. I'm about to get some rest, the crashing branches, high winds and dropping wet snow kept me on my toes through the night.
Posted by Tina Lynch
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
BC Assessment Notices
BC Assessments are online now for 2011 until 15 March you will be able to search your address as well as those of your neighbors at: http://www.bcassessment.bc.ca/, a hard copy will be following in the mail. Recent sales information is also available.
If you think your assessment does not represent the value of your property as of 1 July 2010 you have until 31 January to file an appeal – more information on the appeals process can be found online at: http://www.bcassessment.bc.ca/public/Fact%20Sheets/Property%20Assessment%20Review%20Process.aspx .
There is also an excellent map available online which shows the estimated increase or decrease in market value (by %) between the 2010 & 2011 Assessment Rolls. This comparison reflects market movement for both residential and business and other property classes, and can be accessed at http://www.bcassessment.bc.ca/Pages/2011CompareAssessmentsOnlineAreaMap.aspx - while it doesn’t break out Gabriola specifically it gives a general idea of Central Vancouver Island.
It’s important to note that the assessments may not always match the market, so while this may act as a guide as to property values, it is still recommended speaking to a REALTOR® to get local up to date information on current market conditions.
If you think your assessment does not represent the value of your property as of 1 July 2010 you have until 31 January to file an appeal – more information on the appeals process can be found online at: http://www.bcassessment.bc.ca/public/Fact%20Sheets/Property%20Assessment%20Review%20Process.aspx .
There is also an excellent map available online which shows the estimated increase or decrease in market value (by %) between the 2010 & 2011 Assessment Rolls. This comparison reflects market movement for both residential and business and other property classes, and can be accessed at http://www.bcassessment.bc.ca/Pages/2011CompareAssessmentsOnlineAreaMap.aspx - while it doesn’t break out Gabriola specifically it gives a general idea of Central Vancouver Island.
It’s important to note that the assessments may not always match the market, so while this may act as a guide as to property values, it is still recommended speaking to a REALTOR® to get local up to date information on current market conditions.
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