Wastewater treatment plant upgrades set to future-proof facility for 2 decades
Plans to include Big Eddy residents and businesses into the updated facility still in the early stages, city director of engineering says.
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Revelstoke granted $200,000 to rework development guidelines
Clarifying building requirements is key in speeding up development approvals, director of development services says.
Commercial bear attractant bylaws need update, Bear Aware Society executive director says
Residents ask what the future of commercial wildlife attractant bylaws are following long weekend garbage mix up.
‘It impacts my whole life’: Residents share concerns with wastewater treatment plant stench
With wastewater treatment plant smells expected to last through the summer during construction, residents want the health impact acknowledged.
A silent farewell to the Box Canyon log jam
Snow melt, rainfall and high water flow on the Illecillewaet River cleared out roughly 200 metres of logs and debris Thursday, May 28 with no infrastructure damage downstream.
Regional district starts seasonal mosquito larvae treatment around Revelstoke
Irregular water levels were a key factor to the mosquito boom in Revelstoke last year, mosquito biologist says.
New city website aims to ease permitting communications and more
Accessible development permit language and easier website navigation key for local businesses submitting applications, Revelstoke Chamber of Commerce CEO says.
Cost top of mind in community engagement on multipurpose facility
Residents surveyed about Revelstoke Forum replacement say long-term recreational growth is a goal but tax-payer burden must be considered.
Revelstoke bylaws adapt to growing bike culture and e-bike riders
Biking bylaws are expected to change over the next decade as new infrastructure and assisted bikes roll out, manager of development services says.
City staff recommend existing short-term rental regulations following public engagement
Council will finalize the short-term rental policy in June with community feedback in mind.
Revelstoke granted $200,000 to rework development guidelines
Clarifying building requirements is key in speeding up development approvals, director of development services says.
Commercial bear attractant bylaws need update, Bear Aware Society executive director says
Residents ask what the future of commercial wildlife attractant bylaws are following long weekend garbage mix up.
‘It impacts my whole life’: Residents share concerns with wastewater treatment plant stench
With wastewater treatment plant smells expected to last through the summer during construction, residents want the health impact acknowledged.
A silent farewell to the Box Canyon log jam
Snow melt, rainfall and high water flow on the Illecillewaet River cleared out roughly 200 metres of logs and debris Thursday, May 28 with no infrastructure damage downstream.
Regional district starts seasonal mosquito larvae treatment around Revelstoke
Irregular water levels were a key factor to the mosquito boom in Revelstoke last year, mosquito biologist says.
New city website aims to ease permitting communications and more
Accessible development permit language and easier website navigation key for local businesses submitting applications, Revelstoke Chamber of Commerce CEO says.
Cost top of mind in community engagement on multipurpose facility
Residents surveyed about Revelstoke Forum replacement say long-term recreational growth is a goal but tax-payer burden must be considered.
Revelstoke bylaws adapt to growing bike culture and e-bike riders
Biking bylaws are expected to change over the next decade as new infrastructure and assisted bikes roll out, manager of development services says.
City staff recommend existing short-term rental regulations following public engagement
Council will finalize the short-term rental policy in June with community feedback in mind.