Compliance Order

O.K. Ceramic Tiles Ltd. (“OCTL”) and Om Kumar Joon (“O. Joon”), contrary to sections 14(1) and 22(1) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), built or caused to have built a new home in Vancouver, BC (the “New Home”), during the period of, or about, December 2, 2014, and July 8, 2016, without being a BC Housing (“BCH”) Licensed Residential Builder (“LRB”) and without the New Home being registered for coverage by home warranty insurance (“HWI”) provided by a warranty provider. Although OCTL and O.

O.U.R. Ecovillage Cooperative (“OEC”), and Trent Berg, Brandy Gallagher, Jeffery J.

Okhyun Chung (“Chung”) commenced or caused to have commenced construction on a new home in West Vancouver, B.C. (the “New Home”), on, or about, November 30, 2016. Although the New Home was registered for coverage by home warranty insurance provided by a warranty provider on October 31, 2016, as required by the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”) and the Homeowner Protection Act Regulation (the “Regulations”), the New Home was de-enrolled from home warranty insurance coverage by the home warranty insurer on June 9, 2017, contrary to section 22(1) of the Act.

Olympic Mountain Construction Ltd. (“OMCL”), Jamie McDonald(“McDonald”), and Andre Mark Raknes (“A. Raknes”), contrary to section 22(1) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), constructed a new home in Sooke, B.C. (the “New Home”), between the dates of November 27, 2012, and February 27, 2013, without the New Home being registered for coverage by home warranty insurance provided by a warranty provider.

Pacific Gate Development Group Ltd. (“PGDG”) and Tom Trung Thanh Nguyen (“Nguyen”), contrary to section 14(1) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), conducted the business of a residential builder without a valid BC Housing (“BCH”) Residential Builder Licence between the period of, or about, October 31, 2019, and February 12, 2020, regarding four new homes in Vancouver, BC (the “New Homes”). On February 12, 2020, BCH issued Compliance Order 20-0009 to PGDG and Nguyen directing that PGDG and Nguyen:

Pacific Port Development Group Ltd. (“PPDGL”) and Rita Rupinder Sangera (“Sangera”) commenced or caused to have commenced construction on a new home in Richmond, B.C. (the “New Home”), on, or about, February 11, 2015.

Pacific Port Development Group Ltd. (“PPDGL”) and Rita Rupinder Sangera (“Sangera”) constructed  a new home in Richmond, B.C. (the “New Home”), in 2015.

Pakhar Singh Heer (“P. Heer”) and Manjit Singh Heer (“M. Heer”), contrary to section 20(1) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), and sections 4.1(2)(b) and 4.1(2)(e) of the Homeowner Protection Act Regulation (the “Regulations”) regarding a new home in Surrey, B.C., (the “New Home”), for which an Owner Builder Authorization (“OBA”) had been issued, failed to fulfil the requirements of being an owner builder during the period of, or about, October 22, 2012 and March 15, 2013.

Palmer Yachts Ltd. (“PYL”) and Paul Clifford Palmer (“Palmer”), contrary to section 14(1) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), conducted the business of a residential builder without a valid Residential Builder Licence between the dates of, or about, April 22, 2015, and April 22, 2015, regarding 3 new and never occupied homes in Richmond, B.C. (the “New Homes”). On August 28, 2015, a BC Housing Compliance Investigator issued Compliance Order 15-0031 to PYL and Palmer, directing that PYL and Palmer:

Palwinder Singh Gill (“Gill”), contrary to section 14(1) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), conducted the business of a residential builder between the period of October 2014 and March 2015, regarding a new home development in Surrey, B.C. (the “New Home”), without a valid HPO Residential Builder Licence. On March 27, 2015, the HPO issued Compliance Order 15-0016 (“CO”) to Gill directing that Gill immediately:

Pamela Fay Bell (“Bell”), contrary to sections 14(1) and 22(1) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), built a new home in Salmon Arm, BC (the “New Home”), within the past 10 years, without being a Homeowner Protection Office (“HPO”) Licensed Residential Builder (“LRB”) and without the New Home being registered for coverage by home warranty insurance provided by a warranty provider. On November 14, 2014, the HPO issued Compliance Order 14-0062 to Bell directing that Bell:

Paramjit Longia (“P. Longia”) and Harbinder Longia (“H.

Paramjit Singh Chahal (“Chahal”), contrary to sections 14 (1), 22(1) and 22(1.1) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), built a new home in Salmon Arm, BC (the “New Home”), between the dates of, or about, November 7, 2014, and October 22, 2015, and offered for sale the New Home between the dates of, or about, October 28, 2015, and November 17, 2015, without being a Homeowner Protection Office (“HPO”) Licensed Residential Builder (“LRB”) and without the New Home being covered with a policy of home warranty insurance.

Pasha Construction Ltd. dba PASCON Building Group (“PCL”), Nasser Afrough (“N. Afrough”) and Hossein Afrough (“H. Afrough”), contrary to section 14(5)(b) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), published information implying and suggesting that PCL, N. Afrough and/or H. Afrough is a licensed residential builder during the periods of May 31, 2020, and December 1, 2021, without being a BC Housing (“BCH”) Licensed Residential Builder (“LRB”).

Patricia Gail Marsh (“Marsh”), contrary to sections 14(1) and 22(1) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), commenced or caused to have commenced construction on a new home in Blind Bay, B.C. (the “New Home”), between the period of, or about, May 6, 2014, and September 23, 2015, without being a Homeowner Protection Office (“HPO”) Licensed Residential Builder (“LRB”) and without the New Home being registered for coverage by home warranty insurance provided by a warranty provider.

Paul Geoffrey Corbett (“Corbett) and Christine Marie Ballman (“Ballman), contrary to sections 14(1) and  22(1) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), built or caused to have built a new home in Port McNeill, B.C. (the “New Home”), during the period of, or about, October 7, 2015, and April 21, 2017, without being a BC Housing (“BCH”) Licensed Residential Builder (“LRB”) and without the New Home being registered for coverage by home warranty insurance (“HWI”) provided by a warranty provider.

Paul Norris (“P. Norris”), Susan Michelle Norris (“S. Norris”), and Desiree Lee Norris (“D. Norris”)(together, “the Norrises”), contrary to sections 14(1) and 22(1) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), commenced or caused to have commenced construction on a new home in Prince George, B.C.

Paul Sinclair (“Sinclair”), contrary to subsections 20.1 (1) (b) and 21(2)(a), of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), regarding a new home in Nanaimo, B.C., (the "New Home"), for which an Owner Builder Authorization had been issued, sold the New Home on, or around, July 8, 2011, within the 12-month time period after the New Home was built, and failed to provide the purchasers of the New Home with a disclosure notice, in a form satisfactory to the Homeowner Protection Office (the “HPO”) registrar, stating, among other facts, whether or not the N

Pauline McDonald (“P. McDonald”)and Sharon Angela McDonald (“S. McDonald”) (together, the “McDonalds”), contrary to sections 14(1) and 22(1) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), built a new home on Salt Spring Island, B.C. (the “New Home”), between the period of, or about, 2008 and September 5, 2013, without being a Homeowner Protection Office (“HPO”) Licensed Residential Builder (“LRB”) and without the New Home being covered by a policy of home warranty insurance.

Paulo Guilhermedos Santos Contumelias (“P. Contumelias”) and Maria Christian Contumelias (“M. Contumelias”) (together, “the Contumeliases”), contrary to sections 14(1) and 22(1) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), built or caused to have built a new home in Smithers, BC (the “New Home”), sometime prior to September 2, 2020, without being a BC Housing (“BCH”) Licensed Residential Builder (“LRB”) and without the New Home being registered for coverage by home warranty insurance (“HWI”) provided by a warranty provider.