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Hotel Lake Park Project: Path, Dock, And Small Heritage Boat Livery
Project Update, November 2024: Due to changes in the BC Government Ministry of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship structure and review process, this project is now delayed until further notice. 
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Newly-built Hubert-Evans handliner being rowed on Hotel Lake in 2015 by a boatbuilding class student.
By creating a small, approved dock and access path on Hotel Lake, we hope to share with local Sunshine Coast residents and visitors, on occasion during the summer months and by donation only, the historical experience of rowing or paddling one of our small collection of non-motorized heritage and replica boats.

Our small heritage livery includes a Hubert-Evans replica handliner 
rowboat built during our past boatbuilding classes, as well as a to-be-restored 10' Davidson fiberglass lifeboat, a common fixture on local fish boats in the past.

Overview of
​the project

 Download the presentation to read the details of the project, see a map of the proposed location, a history of the project, and next steps. (Updated May 12, 2021.)

Memorandum of Understanding

Download the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the SCRD and Pender Harbour Living Heritage Society.

Riparian Areas Regulation
​Assessment Report

Download the Riparian Areas Regulation Assessment Report done in September 2019 by Dave Bates of FSCI Biological Consultants.

    Questions and comments
More about our hope for a heritage boat livery, including a short documentary feature (below) about the building of the replica Huber-Evans Handliner rowboat (2015).