Dyas said crime has gotten worse, housing is unaffordable, roads are congested and a 29 per cent increase in property taxes is too much.

"For this season I’ll be reducing my community role to focus on my family, career, some travel, our ever-evolving farm, and heck maybe even pick up my guitar again."

Some dispensary owners admit they don't know what to think after the City of Kelowna amended its zoning bylaw Tuesday in an attempt to dictate where dispensaries can and cannot set up shop.