Oak Bay discussions around infill housing, affordable housing, and the legalization of secondary suites has created a divide in the community. Many residents have attended council meetings and written letters to the editor to voice their or around the densification of Oak Bay.

The situation got more heated on Sunday morning when a few residents woke up to find signs on their lawns that they describe as B次元官网网址渙ffensive and obnoxious.B次元官网网址� The signs read: B次元官网网址淲e support class-based segregationB次元官网网址� and B次元官网网址淚 fear poor people.B次元官网网址� The Oak Bay Police were notified.

The signs that appeared overnight were staked in next to lawn signs that the homeowners had previously put on their lawns that read B次元官网网址淪top Over Development. Respect Neighbourhoods.B次元官网网址�

The homeownersB次元官网网址� signs are part of a campaign by local residents concerned about how a redevelopment of the Oak Bay United Church site would affect their neighbourhood. As part of their B次元官网网址淣eighbourhood Outreach Initiatives,B次元官网网址� the has distributed lawn signs B次元官网网址渟howing support for neighbourhood respect.B次元官网网址�

The citizen group says it is not opposed to affordable housing.

Another perspective on proposed development in Oak Bay seen on Victoria Avenue this morning.

B次元官网网址� Tom MacDonald (@Oslowoof)

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