Revelstoke council unanimous on Stoked Living bylaw amendment third reading
City council votes in favour of approving third reading of zoning bylaw, official community plan amendments on proposed Stoked Living development in Arrow Heights.
City council votes in favour of approving third reading of zoning bylaw, official community plan amendments on proposed Stoked Living development in Arrow Heights.
Supporters of the project say it will help address Revelstoke's housing shortage, those in opposition want the city to pause and update the official community plan before moving forward.
Mayor and Chief Administrative Officer rebuke pamphlet distributed by the Stoked Living rezoning and OCP change opponents, including recently resigned city councillor, and get into an argument about what constitutes 'fact' and 'opinion.'
City unveils details for public hearing to be held under COVID-19 restrictions for a proposed residential development on Hay Road.
COVID-19 restrictions will be in place for the public hearing, but staff say they are working on scheduling and telephone appointments for the planned all-day public hearing.
A proposed 60-unit Hay Road development will proceed to the next steps, including a public hearing, following a marathon discussion about the project at a July 29 city council meeting.
Deadline is June 24 to complete a City of Revelstoke surveymonkey survey about a 60-unit development between Hay Road and Camozzi Road.
Residents want infrastructure issues, such as road access, addressed before housing development moves forward.
The developers of a proposed new 60-unit development in Upper Arrow Heights will be hosting a public meeting on Dec. 18, part of a new developer-led public consultation process.
Plans are in the works for a mixed residential development in the Arrow Heights neighbourhood that would include about 65 residences on a 9.4-acre lot on Hay Road.