Johnson Heights neighbourhood project cancelled
Staff to prioritize comprehensive re-write of zoning bylaw for 2024 as council approves shift in resource allocation.
Staff to prioritize comprehensive re-write of zoning bylaw for 2024 as council approves shift in resource allocation.
The City council, divided on the decision during the meeting, decided to defer the decision to schedule a public hearing for a zoning bylaw amendment in Johnson Heights to the future council.
Revelstoke City Council has approved plans for a controversial worker camp in Johnson Heights, but limited the temporary use permit to two years, meaning the applicant will need to apply for an extension within two years if they want to extend the permit for up to three more years.
City hall development services staff is recommending Revelstoke City Council approves at temporary use permit for a worker camp in Johnson Heights at its Tuesday, Oct. 27 meeting.
City move to build temporary Atco trailer complex in Johnson Heights for transient RMR construction workers comes just after neighbourhood said it valued 'family-oriented feeling' with 'little to no transient population or vacation rentals.'
Revelstoke city council gives go ahead for staff to continue work on planning process, early public consultation in light of proposed commercial developments in the Johnson Heights area.
A proposed new hotel, a mixed commercial RV park and other developer interest in larger developments in the Johnson Heights neighbourhood has city staff calling for a planning process for the area.
Developers are hoping to turn a 12.7-hectare property in Johnson Heights into a development that will include an RV park, cabins, a restaurant, commercial space, storage units with suites, and more.