Compliance Order

Stregger Construction Inc. (“SCI”), Jeremy Christopher William Stregger (“J. Stregger”), and Mary Nadine Stregger (“M. Stregger”), contrary to section 14(1) of the Act, conducted the business of a residential builder without being a Homeowner Protection Office (“HPO”) Licensed Residential Builder (“LRB”) between the dates of, or about, May 13, 2013, and May 13, 2014, and contrary to section 22(1) of the Act, constructed or caused to have constructed a new home in Fort St. John, B.C.

On February 14, 2017, pursuant to s. 28.3(1)(b) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), Stregger Construction Inc. (“SCI”), Jeremy Christopher William Stregger (“J. Stregger”), and Mary Nadine Stregger (“M. Stregger”), jointly and severally, were issued a monetary penalty in a daily amount of $202, to a maximum of $6,050, for each day that passes until the demands contained in Compliance Order 16-0002 have been satisfied.

Subros Homes Ltd. (“SHL”), Yang Su (“Y. Su”) and Bilan Su (“B. Su”), 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, June 30, 2018, and February 10, 2020, regarding two new homes in Vancouver and two new homes in Coquitlam, BC (collectively, the “New Homes”). On February 10, 2020, BCH issued Compliance Order 20-0008 to SHL, Y.

Sukhbir Singh Brar (“Brar”), contrary to section 20(1) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”) and section 4.1(2)(f) of the Homeowner Protection Act Regulation (the “Regulations”), regarding a new home in Mission, B.C. (the “New Home”), for which an Owner Builder Authorization (“OBA”) had been issued, failed to engage in, arrange for or manage all or substantially all of the construction of the New Home. On August 23, 2016, BC Housing (“BCH”) cancelled the OBA that had been issued to Brar for the New Home.

Sukhjinder Kaur Manhas Pagely (“Pagely”) and Amardeep Singh Manhas(“Manhas”), contrary to section 21(2)(a) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), regarding a new home in Surrey, B.C., (the “New Home”), for which an Owner Builder Authorization (“OBA”) had been issued, sold the New Home on, or around, May 31, 2012, without providing a Disclosure Notice for the New Home to the purchasers of the New Home.

Sukhpal Singh Sran (“Sran”), contrary to sections 20.1(1)(b) and 21(2)(a) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), regarding a new home in Surrey, B.C. (the “New Home”), for which an Owner Builder Authorization (“OBA”) had been issued, sold the New Home within the 12-month 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 (“HPO”) Registrar, stating among other facts, whether or not the New Home was covered by home warranty insurance.

Sunshine Coast Distillery Inc. (“SCDI”), Hongquan Lu (“H. Lu”) and Shitao Lu (“S. Lu”), contrary to sections 14(1) and 22(1) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), commenced construction on 25 new homes in Powell River, BC (collectively, the “New Homes”), sometime prior to, or about, March 2022 without being a BC Housing (“BCH”) Licensed Residential Builder (“LRB”) and without each of the New Homes being registered for coverage by home warranty insurance (“HWI”) provided by a warranty provider.

Surinder Pal Gill (“S. Gill”), contrary to sections 20.1(1)(b) and 21(2)(a) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the "Act"), regarding a new home in Langley, B.C.

Surjit Johal (“S. Johal”), contrary to section 20 (1) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”) and section 4.1 (2)(e) of the Homeowner Protection Act Regulation (the “Regulations”), regarding a new home in Burnaby, B.C. (the “New Home”), for which an Owner Builder Authorization (“OBA”) had been issued, failed to maintain a registered interest in the land on which the New Home was built for at least one year from the date of first occupancy. On June 14, 2012, the Homeowner Protection Office (“HPO”) suspended the OBA that had been issued to S.

Susan Lois Olson (“Olson”), contrary to sections 14(1) and 22(1) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), built a new home in Nelson, B.C. (the “New Home”), in, or about, 2010, 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 March 12, 2014, the HPO issued Compliance Order 14-0017 to Olson directing that Olson:

Taina Eliisa Uitto (“Uitto”), contrary to section 14(1) and 22(1) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), built a new home in British Columbia (the “New Home”) during a period of, or about, November 8, 2011, and July 30, 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. On July 30, 2013, Compliance Order 13-0034 was issued by the HPO to Uitto directing that Uitto:

Taj Homes Development Ltd. (“THDL”) and Hardev Singh Grewal (“Grewal”), contrary to schedule 3 section 6(2) of the Homeowner Protection Act Regulation (the “Regulations”), regarding a new home in Surrey, BC (the “New Home”), for which the New Home was occupied as a rental unit, sold the New Home on, or about, February 18, 2011, without disclosing, in writing, to the purchasers of the New Home, the date on which the home warranty insurance expires.

Tejinder Dhaliwal (“T. Dhaliwal”), contrary to section 22(1) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), commenced or caused to have commenced construction on a new home in Surrey, B.C. (the “New Home”), on, or about, February 5, 2018, without the New Home being registered for coverage by home warranty insurance (“HWI”) provided by a warranty provider. On July 9, 2018, BC Housing (“BCH”) issued Compliance Order 18-0052 to T. Dhaliwal directing that T. Dhaliwal:

Teresa June Moffat (“T. Moffat”) and Guy William James Moffat (“G. Moffatt”) (together, “the Moffats”), 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 Woss, B.C. (the “New Home”) on, or about, May 01, 2014, 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.

Terra Aqua Marine Services Ltd. (“TAMSL”), Marke Antonsen (“Antonsen”), Cliff

Terry Michael Michaels (“Michaels”), 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 Salt Spring Island, BC (the “New Home”), sometime prior to November 7, 2023, 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. On February 29, 2024, BCH issued Compliance Order 24-0003 to Michaels directing that Michaels:

Teth Margaret Haddow (“Haddow”), Charles Curtis (“C. Curtis”) and Lindsay Curtis (“L. Curtis”) (C. Curtis and L. Curtis together, the “Curtises”), contrary to sections 14(1) and 22(1) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), built a new home in Winlaw, B.C.

The Statesman Pine Ridge Mountain Resort Partnership (“the Partnership”), Statesman Developments (B.C.) Ltd. (“SDL”), Metro Recreation Properties Ltd. (“MRPL”), Garth Mann (“G. Mann”), and Jeff Garth Mann (“J.

Timothy Mascarenhas (“Mascarenhas”) and Steelewood Builders Inc. (“SBI”) constructed a new home in Blind Bay, B.C. (the “New Home”), between the period of, or about, January 14, 2009, and January 23, 2012.

Todd Andrew Thomson (“Thomson”), contrary to sections 20.1(1)(b) and 21(2)(a) of the Homeowner Protection Act (the “Act”), regarding a new home in Coquitlam, B.C. (the “New Home”), for which an Owner Builder Authorization (“OBA”) had been issued, sold the New Home prior to one year from first occupancy, and failed to provide the purchaser of the New Home with a disclosure notice, in a form satisfactory to the Homeowner Protection Office (“HPO”) Registrar, stating among other facts, whether or not the New Home was covered by home warranty insurance.