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Make way: Kelowna UBCO tower passes public hearing hurdle
Council passed the newly created CD28 zone making way for the tower
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Temporary farm worker housing draws debate at Kelowna council – Kelowna Capital News
‘If our core values are agriculture, we need to support the producer the best we can’
British Columbia Maxine Dehart Carl Withler Mohini Singh Agriculture Advisory Committee Agricultural Land Commission
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Kelowna council sets sights on abandoned buildings – Kelowna Capital News
Proposed bylaw changes will allow city staff to deal with vacant or damaged buildings
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New zoning bylaw will help carry out great vision for Kelowna: Mayor – Kelowna Capital News
The new zoning bylaw has been streamlined by city staff
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Quality of life in Kelowna good, but perceived getting worse: survey – Vernon Morning Star
“I don’t really want to take this report card home and show it to my mother”
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Quality of life in Kelowna good, but perceived getting worse: survey – Kelowna Capital News
“I don’t really want to take this report card home and show it to my mother”
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Mixed reaction to Central Okanagan housing strategy – Kelowna Capital News
RDCO board: Strategy found short on specifics
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High housing demand likely to persist, Kelowna council hears – Kelowna Capital News
‘Kelowna remains a highly desirable place to live with a strong demand for housing’
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Application for Kelowna's tallest highrise 'feels like a PR stunt': Councillor | iNFOnews
July 26, 2021 - 4:30 PM Kelowna city council unanimously rejected a proposal today for what could have been the city’s tallest building. The project on Bertram Street, just north of Bernard Avenue downtown, was first proposed to be 46 storeys but was reduced to 35. City staff said it was the wrong height for that location, which had been designated as a transitional site at only 12 storeys. Councillors agreed. “I’m looking forward to voting against this today because I...
Source: infotel.ca