Convicted Felon Purchases $3M Union Bay Property

development · Union Bay property

Robert Bohn Sr, a convicted felon, has purchased a $3 million property in Union Bay and leased it to Deep Water Recovery, a company criticized for poor environmental practices and non-compliance with Ministry of Environment fines. The lease has been cancelled, but the company refuses to remove vessels trespassing on the Crown lease.

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  • “Convicted felon Robert Bohn Sr purchased Union Bay Properties and then leased it to Deep Water Recovery which certainly can’t be described as a thriving business with the expertise/equipment to environmentally torch apart vessels... Now that the lease has been cancelled Jurisich refuses to remove the vessels currently trespassing on the Crown lease.” — The Islands Grapevine – September 18th, 2025 (September 18th, 2025)

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