This Notice is intended to clarify recent confusion regarding the work being undertaken by the Recreational Dock Owners Society (RDOS) and the independent actions of individuals operating outside of RDOS. While some waterfront property owners, including Dennis Nesbit acting under the Alderside Residents Association, have chosen to pursue matters independently, RDOS believes a coordinated group approach provides the strongest opportunity to achieve a fair and representative license agreement. Dennis Nesbit does not represent or speak on behalf of RDOS, and RDOS information has been distributed without authorization. RDOS has made significant progress over the past two years, engaging key Port stakeholders and advancing discussions toward resolution, and believes it is important that this work not be undermined by misinformation or confusion. At this stage, solidarity is critical: property owners without a license are strongly encouraged not to sign new agreements or pay fees, and existing license holders are advised to continue paying current annual fees under the holdover provisions of their existing licenses without signing new agreements. RDOS continues to assist owners seeking clarity, has responded to over 500 inquiries, and remains concerned about broader developments related to foreshore land control that may impact Port Moody and Indian Arm. RDOS will continue advocating on behalf of all affected stakeholders and will provide further updates as progress continues.