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Terms Of Use

The term Virtual Office Website ("VOW") refers to a Participant's (REALTORS®) Internet website, or a feature of a Participant's Internet website, through which the Participant provides real estate brokerage services to Registrants (clients and prospects) with whom the Participant has first established a relationship where the Registrant has the opportunity to search for MLS® data, subject to the Participant's oversight, supervision and accountability.

By agreeing to these "Terms Of Use", I (the Registrant):

Acknowledge receipt of, and have read and understand the brochure published by the British Columbia Real Estate Association entitled “Working With a REALTOR®”;
Acknowledge and understand that the Terms of Use do not create an agency relationship and do not impose a financial obligation on the Registrant or create any representation agreement between the Registrant and the Participant;
Understand that all data obtained from the VOW is intended only for your personal, non-commercial use;
Do have a bona fide interest in the purchase, sale, or lease of real estate of the type being offered through the VOW;
Agree not to copy, redistribute or retransmit any of the data or information provided;
Acknowledge the Board/Association ownership of and the validity of the copyright in the MLS® database;
Agree that all information provided may be provided to the relevant Board and may be used to administer and operate the VOW and to investigate any breach of security of the data or the MLS® rules;
Agree to supply a username and a password, the combination of which must be different from those of all other Registrants on the VOW, before being permitted to search and view information from the MLS® database via the VOW;
Must provide a valid email address. The Registrant may be permitted to access the VOW only after the Participant has verified that the email address provided is valid the Registrant's agreement to the VOW's Terms of Use is confirmed;
Understand that information on this site is deemed to be valid but is not guaranteed. It is the responsibility of the registrants to confirm all information on their own. Broker may not have reviewed or approved listing enhancements. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified;
Understand any agreement entered into at any time between the Participant and Registrant imposing a financial obligation on the Registrant or creating agency representation of the Registrant by the Participant must be established separately from the Terms of Use, must be prominently labelled and may not be accepted solely by mouse click;
That a "mouse click" is sufficient acknowledgement and agreement to the terms;

Having agreed to the terms and conditions of use, I would like to have access to this VOW information.

I agree to the Terms and Conditions

Parking Enforcement Resumes in Kitsilano to Discourage Beach Visitors

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The City of Vancouver will resume parking enforcement in areas of Kitsilano and Point Grey in order to discourage out-of-neighbourhood visitors from driving to local beaches and trails.

(Photo/Story- Lindsay William-Ross)

Starting Friday, April 17, the enforcement of permit and residential parking zones will resume on streets north of 10th Avenue and west of Burrard Street. This includes: Residential permit-parking areas, resident parking only areas, and Vancouver resident permit-parking streets.

The City’s ‘Stay Home, Stay Put’ public campaign is reminding everyone of the five main actions they can take to help limit the spread of the virus, including:

Maintain physical distance of at least 2 metres with others outside your home
Avoid any gatherings of people on private property, at work, or in parks
Work from home if possible
Only go out for essential activities such as shopping for groceries, picking up prescriptions, and exercising alone or with members of your household
Stay home if you are sick or showing symptoms

Tags: city of vancouver, Flatten the Curve, Info, kits, Kits Beach, kitsilano, kitsilano market update, kitsilano real estate, Market Update, Parking Enforcement, Phil Reigh, Social Distancing, Stay Home, Stay Put, Tips, Whats On

Phil Reigh

posted on April 29, 2020

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