City of Kelowna

Regular Council Meeting

AGENDA

To receive a presentation from Mr. Michael Geller, on the Future of Housing, challenges and opportunities, as the third talk of the Imagine Kelowna guest speaker series.

Requires a majority of all members of Council (5).
To give Bylaw No. 11296 first reading in order to change the future land use designation of the subject property to facilitate the construction of a 6 storey hotel.

To give Bylaw No. 11297 first reading in order to rezone portions of two properties to facilitate the construction of a 6 storey hotel.

To give Bylaw No. 11298 first reading in order to allow development on subdivided properties around the airport.

To give Bylaw No. 11299 first reading in order to facilitate the development of one additional single family dwelling.

Requires a majority of all members of Council (5).

To adopt Bylaw No. 11195 in order to rezone the subject property to facilitate a single and two dwelling housing subdivision.

To adopt Bylaw No. 11206 in order to rezone the subject property to facilitate a subdivision of the parcel into two lots, with the north lot having appropriate zoning to allow for the construction of a carriage house.

To adopt Bylaw No. 11286 in order to rezone the subject property to allow the creation of four residential lots and the designation of approximately 2.4 ha of natural area parkland.

To adopt Bylaw No. 11285 to discharge the existing Land Use Contract (LUC78-1024) on the subject property.

Requires a majority of all members of Council (5).

To adopt Bylaw No. 11017 in order to amend the future land use designation on the subject property.

To adopt Bylaw No. 11018 in order to rezone the subject property to facilitate a future 110 lot residential subdivision.

To update Council on the status of a fully developed, construction ready, project to convert all compatible High Pressure Sodium lighting to LED technology. Work on the business case to support this project has been completed and verifies a simple payback of 3.7 years complete with a return on Investment, over the 15-year life of the project, of $13 million.

To give Bylaw No. 11290 first, second and third readings in order to consider a property tax exemption for those organizations that have met the qualifications outlined in the Permissive tax Examption Policy 327.