During a recent government meeting, concerns were raised regarding the potential environmental and community impacts of a proposed short-term rental and event venue in the Dehosote Valley. A local representative, who has deep ties to the area, expressed apprehension about the noise and disruption that could arise from the venue, emphasizing the valley's unique and peaceful atmosphere, which is also significant to the indigenous community.

The representative highlighted the importance of enforcing existing regulations, noting that there have been previous cease and desist letters issued to the property owners for non-compliance. They questioned the feasibility of enforcing the proposed 19 conditions associated with the rental, suggesting that the history of the property raises doubts about adherence to regulations.

Concerns were also voiced about the potential for increased noise, wildlife disturbances, and traffic issues, as well as the impact on emergency services access. The representative pointed out that the addition of infrastructure, such as fencing, could further exacerbate these problems. They argued that the proposed use of the property would likely lead to more than minimal adverse effects on the environment and the surrounding community.

Overall, the meeting underscored significant opposition from local residents and raised critical questions about the sustainability and regulatory compliance of the proposed venue, reflecting broader concerns about balancing development with environmental preservation and community well-being.