NOTICE TO RESIDENTS
Happy New Year from Furry Creek Community Association!
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Fall is here, the mountains have gotten their first dusting of snow, colours are changing, the wind starts to howl and whales and birds migrate and bears start to turn in... Cozy up with your blanket and a hot cocoa and take in the still stunning views and if you are walking, stay warm and enjoy the trails and smells of fall!
New SLRD Wildfire Landscaping Bylaw
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There is a new bylaw for all Electoral Areas of the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District – the Wildfire Landscaping Management Bylaw. This bylaw supports community wildfire resiliency by addressing landscaping practices and vegetation planted in close proximity to buildings and structures. The bylaw also supports implementation of the FireSmart™BC landscaping best practices, and is more of an educational tool rather than an enforcement tool.
Our First Nation Heritage
Becoming Furry Creek...
In the 1870s, the creek was named after early prospector and settler Oliver Furry. Loggers worked the slopes, and a two adits from the Britannia Creek mine opened into Furry Creek where logging camps supplied timbers for mine shoring in the early 1900s.
Dams on Phyllis and Marion Lake and Furry Creek redirected water from Furry Creek to the Britannia mine for power generation. More...
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