Regional District Kootenay Boundary Interactive Map

Look it up - no need to speculate. To clarify some recent discussions in the community.

https://mapping.rdkb.com/portal/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=a04d9112a9be4e019997de84e5135f04  

Select your target area and zoom in.

There is access at the cul-de-sac below the strata, in Wapiti. It is not an easy access, but those who find themselves in conflict with the owner of lot 16 could locate pins and work on a trail.

There is no public road between Porcupine and Whiskey Jack.

During construction of my cabin in 1977, Terry Smith knew the owners of lots 62 and 63, and got permission to clear a path to go through their properties to excavate for my foundation. My contractor later built a flume down that way to pour my foundation. The logs were also skidded down that way on the snow.

Around that time, not long after, there was a neighbourly agreement to make a path down the survey line from the power line to lots 64 and 79. This provided access for construction of at least three of the cabins along there.

At some point after that, I paid to have the path extended to my lot 80, to get firewood in to the back of my property.

Again, all of this is private property. Many of the adjacent properties have changed hands. At any time, any adjacent property owner could deactivate their portion of the path.

Beyond my lot 80, there remains the survey line from the original layout of the subdivision.

In recent years, I had a very steep driveway built on my lot, so that in the event of losing that access, I could still get to the back of my property.

I put up a snow fence at the back of my property during ski season to keep skiers from cutting through my property and encountering my truck on one side, or a steep drop off on the other side.

I you are familiar with the fence, it is not on the property line - it is set back 3 feet on one send and two feet on the other end from the property line.

Please understand, that when you go through this path, you are on private property.

No access through the Davison driveway.

It should be common knowledge by now that the Davison driveway is private property, not trail access.