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Regional District of Central Okanagan

Regional District Planning  (250) 763-4918

Dan Plamondon: Director of Development Services
Mr. Ron Fralick – Planner

Westside Director:
Jim Edgson  www.edgson.ca  
Phone: 250-212-7296
Email: jim.edgson@cord.bc.ca


The Regional Board meets in a regular session once a month, managing the wide range of issues that arise as part of local governance. The 12 member Board represents the two electoral areas of the Regional District (Central Okanagan East and Central Okanagan West) and the member municipalities of Kelowna, Peachland, Lake Country and Westside. Every three years, two Directors are elected: one to represent the Central Okanagan West Electoral Area and one representing the residents of the Central Okanagan East Electoral Area. Based on population, the City of Kelowna appoints six representatives to the Regional Board from among its elected Council members. The Westside District Municipality appoints two representatives to the Regional Board from among its elected Councilors. The District of Lake Country and the District of Peachland each appoint one of their Council members to the Regional Board.


An Official Community Plan (OCP) is a bylaw that consists of a series of policies that provide a framework for making land use decisions. These policies are based upon the communities vision and objectives, and form a guide for future growth and land development. The Regional Board, Regional District staff, the community, and developers use Official Community Plans in evaluating applications, reviewing proposed changes in land use, and undertaking projects. All development must conform to the relevant policies of the Official Community Plan.



Helpful Links and Contacts

Trepanier Valley Okanagan


Agricultural Land Commission

Trepanier Provincial Park a was established on April 18, 2001, to protect important water, biodiversity and recreation values, including Trepanier Creek drainage.

 

 

Development Approvals website: 
Development_Approvals

Permits website:  www.th.gov.bc.ca/permits/

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This link goes to a site that
gives a little more information
on the pristine Trepanier area