Revelstoke public meetings in 2025
107 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will discuss the Complete Communities Final Report and a deferred Municipal Land Management Policy. The meeting also includes a resort update from Revelstoke Mountain Resort and quarterly reports from Corporate Services and the RCMP.
- Municipal Land Management Policy A-11 (deferred from Nov 13)
- Complete Communities Final Report
- 2025 Committee to Approve Public Events Summary Report
- Revelstoke Mountain Resort update
- Corporate Services and RCMP quarterly reports
Council
Council is reviewing the 2026-2030 Five Year Financial Plan, including proposed property tax and utility rate increases. The meeting also includes decisions on development permits for housing and hotel projects and a resort shuttle contract.
- Proposed 2026-2030 Financial Plan with 2.5% property tax increase in 2027 and 2% from 2028-2030
- Proposed 6% garbage, 4% water, and 4% sewer user rate increases for 2026
- Development Variance Permit for a 9-unit stacked row house at 3124 Camozzi Road to reduce parking from 18 to 9 spaces
- Heritage Alteration and Development Permits for a hotel and restaurant at 400 & 404 Mackenzie Avenue
- Resort Shuttle Contract 2025-2026 partnering agreement with Revelstoke Mountain Resort and Revelstoke Connection Ltd.
Heritage Advisory Commission
The Heritage Advisory Commission will discuss a draft bylaw proposing to combine the Heritage Advisory Commission with the Advisory Planning Commission. Members will provide comments and recommendations on the merger before it is presented to Council. The meeting also includes routine items such as adopting the agenda and minutes, reviewing a heritage alteration permit at 316 Sixth St E, and endorsing the 2026 commission meeting dates.
- Review of Heritage Alteration Permit HAP2025-004 for a single‑detached dwelling with secondary suite at 316 Sixth St E
- Endorsement of Heritage Advisory Commission 2026 meeting dates (Feb 2, Apr 13, Jun 1, Aug 10, Oct 5, Dec 7)
- Presentation of draft Heritage and Advisory Planning Commission Establishment Bylaw for possible merger
- Adoption of the agenda and minutes for the October 6, 2025 meeting
- Information update on the status of merging the two commissions
Public Infrastructure Committee
The Public Infrastructure Committee will review a Stormwater Master Plan and discuss road safety and tree planting projects. The meeting also includes a public letter regarding pedestrian safety.
- Stormwater Master Plan report
- Oak Drive and Townley Connector project
- Invasive Plant Report 2025
- Night Sky preservation discussion
- Pedestrian safety letter for Seventh Street walkway
Finance Committee Meeting
The Finance Committee reviewed core budget changes and optional fee proposals. It approved a fee based on draft policy F‑19 and a $23,500 reduction to the Conferences, Travel & Training line for the CAO and Council. The committee also authorized a $5,000 increase to the special events budget and reduced the Revelstoke Golf Course grant‑in‑aid to $40,000 for the next fiscal year.
- Reduce Conferences, Travel & Training budget for CAO and Council by $23,500 (2026 budget)
- Approve fee administration under draft policy F‑19 Allocation of Government Support Services
- Increase special events budget by $5,000 (requested by Director of Parks & Recreation)
- Reduce Revelstoke Golf Course Grant‑in‑Aid to $40,000 for the next fiscal year
Social Development Committee
The Social Development Committee will endorse a schedule of meeting dates for 2026. It will also receive updates on the Temporary Winter Shelter expansion, the 2025 Living Wage calculation survey, and the Truth and Reconciliation event planned for September 30. Additional discussion includes the implementation of Bill 16 on density bonusing and inclusionary zoning.
- 2026 Social Development Committee meeting dates endorsed (Jan 28, Feb 25, Apr 22, May 27, Jun 17, Sep 23, Nov 25)
- Temporary Winter Shelter – new spaces and staff capacity increase (update to be provided at November meeting)
- Living Wage Calculation 2025 – local food basket pricing survey underway
- Truth and Reconciliation Event – scheduled for Sep 30 at Revelstoke Credit Union, followed by march and drumming circle
- Implementation of Bill 16 – staff report on density bonusing and inclusionary zoning
Council
The Revelstoke City Council will consider and adopt several bylaws, such as the Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2430 for 3025 Camozzi Road, the Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2432 and Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2433 for 1009 & 1015 Oscar Street, and the 2026 Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 2424. The meeting also includes approval of the Public Notice Policy C‑9, the Council Attendance at Conferences Policy C‑10, and the Regulation of False Alarms Amendment Bylaw No. 2429. Additional items cover the Municipal and Regional District Tax 2026 Annual Tactical Plan and the schedule of council and committee meeting dates for 2026.
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2430 – 3025 Camozzi Road
- Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2432 and Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2433 – 1009 & 1015 Oscar Street
- 2026 Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 2424
- Public Notice Policy C‑9 – adoption
- Council Attendance at Conferences Policy C‑10 – consideration for approval
Multipurpose Facility Advisory Committee
The Multipurpose Facility Advisory Committee examined feedback on the draft community survey presented by HCMA Architecture. Members discussed survey readability, accessibility, and question content, including demographic and usage queries. The committee also considered how cost information for curling‑club options would be presented. Plans were outlined for finalizing the survey and preparing an outreach campaign before launch.
- Review advisory committee feedback on the draft survey
- Discuss readability and accessibility checks for the survey
- Consider adding demographic and household‑use questions
- Address presentation of capital and operating cost information for curling options
- Outline next steps for survey revisions and outreach campaign
Public Art Committee
The Public Art Committee will consider approvals for several art projects, including a Cantina Del Centro alley installation and a Revelstoke Museum Heritage Garden mural, both already approved. It will review the Hospice Society's bereavement garden proposal, which has no anticipated cost. The Committee will also decide whether to extend two City Hall artwork contracts to January 31 2027 and whether to approve the Selkirk Mountain Experience mural at 111 Mackenzie Avenue with or without the business logo.
- Approve 2025 Art Alleries installation behind Cantina Del Centro (approved in prior meeting)
- Approve Revelstoke Museum Heritage Garden mural (approved in prior meeting)
- Consider Hospice Society bereavement garden in Moberly Manor Park (no financial impact, $35 k total funding from grants and fundraising)
- Decide on extending City Hall artwork contracts for Tom Poole and Daniel Stewart to Jan 31 2027 (no financial impact)
- Decide on Selkirk Mountain Experience mural at 111 Mackenzie Avenue – approve with logo removed or reject logo inclusion
Revelstoke & Area Economic Development Commission
The Revelstoke & Area Economic Development Commission will discuss updates on the Westside Road Section 17 feasibility study. It will consider the impact of a 10% increase in forestry tariffs. The commission will review airport improvement options (no purchase, low‑touch, light‑touch) and explore related grant programs. An update on open commission seats and the application process will also be provided.
- Westside Road – Section 17 Community Economic Investment Feasibility Study update
- Forestry – discussion of a 10% tariff increase
- Airport – options: no purchase, low‑touch improvement, light‑touch improvement
- Pursuit of grant opportunities: Rural Economic Diversification and Infrastructure Program, BC Air Access Program, Airports Capital Assistance Program
- Commission seats – application process for two vacant seats
Advisory Planning Commission
The Advisory Planning Commission will examine a draft Heritage and Advisory Planning Commission Establishment Bylaw that proposes merging the two commissions and will provide comments and recommendations to Council. The commission will also discuss three draft regulatory options for short‑term rentals in Revelstoke. Finally, the commission will endorse proposed meeting dates for 2026.
- Draft Heritage and Advisory Planning Commission Establishment Bylaw review (APC/HER merger)
- Discussion of three short‑term rental regulatory options
- Endorsement of 2026 Advisory Planning Commission meeting dates
- Adoption of the November 18, 2025 agenda as presented
- Adoption of the Advisory Planning Commission minutes dated September 16, 2025
Youth Advisory Committee
The committee reviewed the Youth Liaison Report on spring and winter activities and the 2025/2026 Youth Liaison work plan. A suggestion to fund youth tutoring services was examined and staff noted it does not meet Youth Access Fund eligibility. Members also discussed a proposal to create a separate informal Youth Committee to meet regularly with the Youth Liaison. No formal motions were recorded.
- Youth Liaison Report: six ski touring sessions, Avalanche Safety Training Level One, 50 participants in spring programs ShredHERS and ShredCOED
- Presentation of the City of Revelstoke Youth Liaison 2025/2026 Work Plan updated with feedback on youth mental health
- Proposal to explore funding for youth tutoring services (deemed ineligible under Youth Access Fund guidelines)
- Proposal to create a separate informal Youth Committee for regular meetings with the Youth Liaison in schools
- Basin Youth Network Evaluation Summary and Path Forward presented
Governance Committee
The Governance Committee is meeting to discuss a draft policy for Council attendance at conferences and workshops. The body will also consider amendments to the Notice of Motion and Public Notice policies.
- Draft Council Conference Policy
- C-4 Notice of Motion Policy Amendments
- C-9 Public Notice Policy
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole adopted its agenda and minutes, then approved a 5% increase to municipal fees and charges, projected to raise about $50,000 and reduce the tax rate by roughly 0.29%. It also approved the 2026 Utility Rates amendment, which lowers water and Big Eddy water/sewer rates while raising garbage and compost fees. Staff presented draft policy scenarios for short‑term rentals, and the RCMP gave a quarterly report including new video‑surveilled exchange zone and health app initiatives. The wastewater treatment plant construction was reported as on schedule and on budget.
- 2026 Fees & Charges amendment Bylaw – 5% increase, ~ $50k extra revenue, ~0.29% tax reduction
- 2026 Utility Rates amendment Bylaw – water/Big Eddy water & sewer rates decreased, garbage/compost rates increased
- Short‑Term Rental Project – draft policy scenarios (combine B&Bs, area‑specific STRs, or cap system) covering 163‑616 eligible units
- RCMP Quarterly Report – new video‑surveilled Approved Exchange Zone and Health IM App announced
- Wastewater Treatment Plant – construction on schedule and on budget
Council
The November 12, 2025 regular council meeting will adopt several bylaws, including the 2026 Utility Rates Amendment Bylaw No. 2425. It will also adopt a zoning amendment (Bylaw No. 2426) and repeal a housing agreement (Bylaw No. 2427). A fire and security alarms regulation amendment (Bylaw No. 2429) will be passed, and a motion to levy a fee on Municipal Regional District Tax/Online Accommodation Platform revenue is being deferred to this meeting.
- Adopt 2026 Utility Rates Amendment Bylaw No. 2425 (read first, second and third time).
- Adopt Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2426 (first, second, third reading and adoption) to amend CD‑10 zone.
- Adopt Bylaw No. 2427 to repeal Housing Agreement Bylaw No. 2362 and authorize discharge of $222,000 cash‑in‑lieu.
- Adopt Fire and Security Alarms Regulation Amendment Bylaw No. 2429 (read first, second, third time).
- Defer discussion on a fee on Municipal Regional District Tax/Online Accommodation Platform revenue (Policy F‑19) to this council.
BUDGET Committee of the Whole
The Budget Committee of the Whole will review the City’s Draft Long‑Term Financial Plan for 2026‑2040 and consider recommendations to circulate the plan for public feedback. The committee is asked to approve proposed rate increases for 2026, including a 3.75% property tax increase (with 4.75% and 5.75% scenarios), a 6% garbage rate increase, and 4% increases to water, Big Eddy water, and sewer user fees and frontage charges. The committee will also schedule a public engagement session on November 27, 2025 at the Revelstoke Community Centre (600 Campell Avenue).
- Property tax increase of 3.75% for 2026, with alternative scenarios of 4.75% and 5.75%
- Garbage rate increase of 6% for 2026
- Water user rates increase of 4% for 2026
- Big Eddy water user rates increase of 4% for 2026
- Sewer user rates and frontage charges increase of 4% for 2026; public engagement session scheduled Nov 27, 2025 at 600 Campell Avenue
Public Infrastructure Committee
The Public Infrastructure Committee approved a grant to plant about 60 climate‑resilient street trees along Victoria Road, allocating cash for trees, landscaping boulders and planning costs. The committee also received an update on the Pearson Street stormwater upgrade that will close Pearson Street between Second and Third Street, and considered a program to lower speed limits on local roads to 30 km/h. Additional items included a request to fill an open ditch on Edward/Oscar Street and a traffic‑calming proposal for the Second Street intersection.
- Tree Planting Grant – Victoria Road: $89,000 for 75 trees ($1,200 each) plus $8,750 for landscape boulders and $5,550 for planning and climate analysis
- Pearson Street Stormwater Upgrade – road closure between Second and Third Street and removal of two large trees
- Speed‑limit program – revise posted limits to 30 km/h on local roads and 40 km/h on collector roads
- Open Ditch at Edward/Oscar Street – property owner request to fill ditch pending mitigation plan
- Second Street Calming – traffic‑calming measures at Mackenzie Avenue and Second Street intersection
Council
The City Council will discuss updating utility rates for 2026 and reviewing grant applications for climate-resilient streetscapes. The body is also deciding on several bylaws and a land use license for a local business.
- 2026 Utility Rates Amendment Bylaw No. 2425
- Proposed $23,500 reduction to the 2026 CAO and Council travel and training budget
- Grant applications for Downtown Revelstoke Climate Resilient Streetscape and Victoria Road Street Tree Planting
- Five-year License of Occupation for 519 Fourth St. East to Jim’s Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Ltd. for $150.00 annually
- Authorization of the name 'Lynburne Avenue' for a new roadway
Environmental Advisory Committee
The Environmental Advisory Committee will adopt its agenda and minutes, hear presentations from the Revelstoke Climate Coalition and the Local Food Initiative, and consider new business items including the 2026 meeting dates and a tree‑planting grant for Victoria Road. Communications are noted as nil, and correspondence from Wildsight Revelstoke will be reviewed.
- Adopt agenda
- Adopt minutes from March 6, 2025
- Presentation by Revelstoke Climate Coalition
- Presentation by Local Food Initiative (LFI)
- Tree Planting Grant – Victoria Road
Special Revelstoke & Area Economic Development Commission
The Revelstoke & Area Economic Development Commission adopted its agenda and minutes, and reviewed staff reports on the airport and Westside Road Section 17. It voted to recommend $30,000 for the Revelstoke Cycling Association and $75,000 for the Revelstoke Golf Course, a total of $105,000, to council and the Columbia Shuswap Regional District. The commission also approved future meeting dates and noted a potential $50,000‑per‑year REDIP capacity grant for an airport master plan.
- Recommendation of $30,000 funding for the Revelstoke Cycling Association
- Recommendation of $75,000 funding for the Revelstoke Golf Course
- Creation of an airport working group (members: D. Hardy, V. Stevenson, A. Orlando, E. Kerwin, S. Etherington, D. Hormann)
- Westside Road – Section 17 feasibility study to be issued as an RFP, with funding from REDIP, EOF and Can Export grants
- REDIP Building Capacity Stream could provide $50,000 annually for three years to support an airport master plan
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole approved the Fire Master Plan, establishing new fire protection standards and directing its use in future budgeting and capital planning. Staff provided updates on the wastewater treatment plant upgrade, noting it is two weeks ahead of schedule with completion expected in spring 2027. A draft policy on short‑term rentals was presented for discussion. The Strategic Priorities Chart was reviewed and suggestions for improvement were noted.
- Adoption of the Fire Master Plan as the strategic framework for fire services
- Wastewater Treatment Plant upgrade update – two weeks ahead of schedule, completion spring 2027
- Short‑Term Rental Project – presentation of draft policy scenarios
- Strategic Priorities Chart update and discussion of objectives
- Fire Department budget implications linked to the Fire Master Plan
Finance Committee Meeting
The Finance Committee will consider a series of optional core‑budget adjustments for 2026, including changes to service fee revenues, government support fees, and conference travel budgets. It will also review operating spending initiatives such as new staff positions and capital projects, and examine the unfunded list. These items will affect the city’s tax levy and reserve balances.
- Proposed increase of service fee revenue by 5% (adds $50,000, tax impact –0.29%)
- Proposed MRDT/OAP administration fee generating $72,025 (tax impact –0.41%)
- 10% reduction in conferences, travel and training budget saving $23,460 (tax impact –0.13%)
- Hire corporate‑services staff (1 FTE) costing $38,100 (tax impact 0.22%)
- Add full‑time Flex firefighter (1 FTE) costing $146,900 (tax impact 0.84%)
Council
The council adopted the Fire Rescue Service Master Plan prepared by Tim Pley and Associates and set new fire protection standards. It approved the Allocation of Government Support Services Policy F‑19 and read Public Notice Bylaw No. 2422 a third time. Funding recommendations totaling $200,000 were approved, including $30,000 for the Revelstoke Cycling Association, $75,000 for the Revelstoke Golf Club, and $95,000 for various recreation, arts, and event projects under the Resort Municipality Initiative. Several staff reports were approved, such as a heritage alteration permit for 714 Mackenzie Avenue and a highway use agreement for Keystone Health Gym.
- Adoption of the Fire Rescue Service Master Plan and establishment of fire protection standards
- Approval of Allocation of Government Support Services Policy F‑19 as a council policy
- Economic Opportunity Fund allocations: $30,000 to Revelstoke Cycling Association and $75,000 to Revelstoke Golf Club
- Resort Municipality Initiative funding of $95,000 for recreation, arts, and events projects
- Heritage Alteration Permit (HAP2025‑002) issued for 714 Mackenzie Avenue
Finance Committee Meeting
The agenda for this meeting is primarily procedural. The committee will consider the adoption of the September 3, 2025, minutes and hold an in-camera session regarding employee relations and preliminary municipal service negotiations.
- Adoption of September 3, 2025, Finance Committee Minutes
- In-camera discussion on labour and employee relations
- In-camera discussion on preliminary municipal service negotiations
Special Council
At the October 7, 2025 regular council meeting, staff recommended that the Development Permit Amendment (DP2022-017) for three multi‑unit residential/mixed‑use buildings at 421 Edward Street and 418 & 422 Downie Street be deferred. The amendment seeks to increase the total to 166 dwelling units and a child‑care facility, but staff found the proposal does not meet all building‑form and character guidelines of Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 2332. Council would direct the proponent, Kindred Construction for the Provincial Rental Housing Corporation, to incorporate heritage design elements such as cornices, parapets, canopies, varied rooflines and wood‑brick materials. The decision will affect the BC Housing project’s design and timeline.
- DP2022-017 amendment for 421 Edward St, 418 & 422 Downie St – 166 units + child‑care facility
- Staff recommendation to defer the amendment pending design changes per OCP Bylaw 2332
- Required design changes: add cornices, parapets, canopies, varied rooflines, use wood and brick
- Proponent: Provincial Rental Housing Corporation, agent Kindred Construction
- Parking provision: 166 vehicle spaces (including 24 bicycle spaces) and 148 vehicle spaces total
Heritage Advisory Commission
The Heritage Advisory Commission is considering a permit application for a new single detached dwelling with a secondary suite. The body will provide recommendations to Council on whether the design is compatible with the Revelstoke Station Heritage Conservation Area.
- HAP2025-004: Heritage Alteration Permit for a new home at 316 Sixth St E
- Endorsement of 2025 meeting dates
- Update on merging the Advisory Planning Commission and Heritage Advisory Commission
Governance Committee
The Governance Committee is considering a standardized template for Select Committee Terms of Reference to ensure consistency across advisory bodies. The committee is also scheduling 2026 meeting dates and discussing a draft policy for Council attendance at conferences.
- Proposed Terms of Reference template for Select Committees
- Discussion of draft Council Attendance at Conferences Policy
- Review of Grant-in-aid and Permissive Tax Exemption Policy
- Review of Street Naming and Addressing Policy DS-12
- Scheduling of monthly 2026 Governance Standing Committee meetings
Social Development Committee
The Social Development Committee will review updates on emergency preparedness and the heat emergency alert system. It will consider a temporary winter shelter expansion, a living wage calculation for 2025, and the implementation of Bill 16 for density bonusing and inclusionary zoning. The committee will also receive an update on the Poverty Reduction Strategy recommendations.
- Implementation of Bill 16 – density bonusing and inclusionary zoning (new business)
- Temporary Winter Shelter – new spaces and staff capacity increase (new business)
- Living Wage Calculation 2025 – review of living wage for families BC (new business)
- Heat Emergency Alert System – policy draft (new business)
- Poverty Reduction Strategy Update – review priority recommendations (old business)
Advisory Planning Commission
The Commission will hold a workshop to review three proposed policy scenarios for updating short-term rental (STR) regulations. These scenarios aim to balance tourism participation for permanent residents with community housing needs following provincial legislative changes.
- Discussion of Scenario 1: Merging B&B and STR uses for permanent residents in all low-density residential areas
- Discussion of Scenario 2: Permitting STRs only in specific mapped areas of the City
- Discussion of Scenario 3: Implementing a cap on the total number of STR licenses issued
- Update on the merging of the Advisory Planning Commission and Heritage Advisory Commission
- Establishment of 2026 meeting dates
Tourism Initiatives Committee
The Tourism Initiatives Committee adopted its agenda and minutes, reviewed the draft Resort Development Strategy and noted an $80‑$90 k reduction in provincial funding, and discussed new funding guidelines and support for Indigenous tourism events. No delegations, presentations, or correspondence were presented. The committee also considered funding requests for recreation trails, arts and culture infrastructure, and programming.
- Draft Resort Development Strategy reviewed; provincial funding top‑up unavailable, causing $80k‑$90k budget reduction
- Discussion of Community Connectivity – Shuttle Bus project and possible reallocation of funds to prioritize shuttle service
- Proposal to create formal RMI Application Guidelines with updated scoring criteria
- Consideration of increased support for Indigenous tourism events (Upper Columbia Canoe Journey, Salmon Feast, National Indigenous Peoples Day, Truth and Reconciliation Day)
- Funding requests presented for recreation trail & amenities, arts & culture infrastructure, and event & programming
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will consider staff reports, including a recommendation to adopt the Fire Master Plan prepared by Tim Pley and Associates (Nov 18 2024) as the strategic framework for fire protection services. It will also set the Fire Underwriters Survey Dwelling Protection Grade and Public Fire Protection Classification as minimum standards and refer the plan to the budget process for inclusion in the 5‑ and 15‑year financial plans. In addition, staff will discuss proposed amendments to Policy DS‑24 on tenant protection and strata conversion for manufactured home parks, including a $37,000 cash‑in‑lieu fee. Quarterly departmental updates from Corporate Services, Parks, Recreation & Culture, and the Fire Department will be presented.
- Adopt Fire Master Plan as strategic framework for fire services
- Establish Dwelling Protection Grade and Public Fire Protection Classification as minimum standards
- Refer Fire Master Plan to the city’s 5‑ and 15‑year budget planning processes
- Discuss amendments to Policy DS‑24, including a $37,000 cash‑in‑lieu fee for manufactured homes
- Present 2nd quarter reports from Corporate Services, Parks, Recreation & Culture, and Fire Department
Revelstoke & Area Economic Development Commission
The commission will receive staff reports on community economic development and review the Revelstoke Airport Development Plan and its budget. It will consider Economic Opportunity Funding requests for the Revelstoke Cycling Association ($30,000) and the Revelstoke Golf Course ($60,000‑$75,000). The Rural Economic Diversification and Infrastructure Program (REDIP) Building Capacity Stream will be discussed, and proposed dates for the 2026 RAEDC meetings will be set.
- Revelstoke Airport Development Plan review, including budget and ownership considerations
- Revelstoke Cycling Association funding request – $30,000
- Revelstoke Golf Course funding request – $60,000‑$75,000
- Rural Economic Diversification and Infrastructure Program (REDIP) – Building Capacity Stream
- Proposed 2026 RAEDC meeting dates
Multipurpose Facility Advisory Committee
The Multipurpose Facility Advisory Committee will review a presentation on a potential new arena facility, including cost benchmarks and site test-fits. The committee will also discuss the City's financial outlook regarding the project and consider revising the committee's Terms of Reference.
- Presentation on potential new arena facility by HCMA Architecture
- Review of facility cost benchmarks ($27M to $96M)
- Discussion of site test-fits at Public Works Yard and Centennial Park
- City financial outlook and reserve capacity for arena construction
- Revision of committee Terms of Reference
Council
The Council will consider issuing a heritage alteration permit for a Mackenzie Avenue home, approve a transit agreement with BC Transit, and authorize funding applications for a septic station and emergency operations center.
- Heritage alteration permit for 714 Mackenzie Avenue
- Transit agreement with BC Transit for 2025-26
- Support for Strategic Priorities Fund septic station application ($2.97M)
- Support for Strategic Priorities Fund composting program ($2.46M)
- Authorization for Columbia Basin Trust emergency operations center grant (up to $100,000)
Governance Committee
The Governance Committee is recommending several new and updated policies to Council, including a new method for allocating indirect administrative costs. The committee is also proposing a replacement for the 1994 Land Sale Policy and the rescinding of the Road Closure Policy.
- Allocation of Government Support Services Policy F-19 to distribute indirect administrative costs
- Municipal Land Management Policy A-11 to replace the Land Sale Policy A-11 (1994)
- Proposal to rescind Road Closure Policy A-16
- Acting Pay Policy P-27
- Third reading of Public Notice Bylaw No. 2422
Finance Committee Meeting
The Finance Committee reviewed Q2 financial results, noting timing variances and an unbudgeted $65,000 debt service moved to the General Fund. It discussed a large‑scale infrastructure savings plan that models property‑tax increases of 1%–2% over 15 years, projecting $39 M to $74 M in new revenue by 2040. The committee also recommended that Council prepare a bylaw for 2026 permissive property‑tax exemptions.
- Recommendation to Council for a 2026 Permissive Tax Exemptions bylaw
- Large‑Scale Infrastructure Savings Plan: 1% tax increase → $39 M by 2040; 2% increase (first 5 years) → $56 M; 2% increase (full 15 years) → up to $74 M
- Q2 financial report showing general‑fund variances and a $65,000 debt‑service transfer
- Unfunded Capital Projects list added to agenda as old business
- Projected reserve balances rising to $39.7 M by 2040 under the savings scenarios
Finance Committee Meeting
The Finance Committee will review the Q2 financial report, the council’s monthly financial report, and a large‑scale infrastructure savings plan exceeding $20 million. The committee also approved the draft 2026 budget schedule and discussed the 2024 Development Cost Charge summary, including a motion to present funding models for large projects at the August meeting. All items were carried as noted in the agenda.
- Q2 Financial Reporting
- Q2 Council Monthly Financial Reporting
- Large Scale Infrastructure Savings Plan above $20M
- Approval of Draft 2026 Budget Schedule
- 2024 Development Cost Charge Summary and motion to present funding models
Council
Council will approve the Resort Development Strategy, the BC Transit Annual Operating Agreement for 2025‑26, and a Transit Expansion Plan MOU. It will also adopt a road‑closure bylaw, move forward on a cost‑sharing agreement for Bend Road sewer upgrades, and approve a 43‑unit condo permit and a new liquor licence. Additional items include a mural workshop request and amendments to the Manufactured Home Parks Policy.
- Approve BC Transit Annual Operating Agreement for 2025‑26 transit services
- Approve Transit Improvement Program – Transit Expansion Plan MOU with BC Transit
- Authorize cost‑sharing agreement with Basecamp Resorts for Bend Road sewer replacement
- Issue Development Permit DP2025‑009 for 43‑unit Benchlands Condos at 1775 Nichol Road
- Adopt Road Closure Bylaw No. 2367 for 801 & 807 Third St.
Heritage Advisory Commission
The Heritage Advisory Commission will consider a Heritage Alteration Permit for a caretaker's carriage suite at 714 Mackenzie Avenue and discuss guidelines for the Revelstoke Station Heritage Conservation Area.
- Heritage Alteration Permit for 714 Mackenzie Avenue (CPR Superintendent House)
- Discussion on Revelstoke Station Heritage Conservation Area Guidelines
- Review of material change request for siding on existing heritage house
- Setback variance request for proposed carriage suite
- Discussion on sky lights, exterior covered areas, and cladding
Public Infrastructure Committee
The committee is meeting to discuss public safety, road rehabilitation projects, and a proposal to lower speed limits on local roads to 30km/hr. The agenda also includes updates on traffic calming on 4th Street and water usage for the golf course and local food initiatives.
- Proposed $150,000 capital funding request (2026–2028) for Public Works safety program review
- Proposal to revise speed limits on local roads to 30km/hr and collector roads to 40km/hr
- Discussion of 2025 roads rehabilitation projects
- Review of 4th Street traffic calming impacts due to BC Housing project delays
- Evaluation of golf course and local food initiative water metering costs
Council
The council adopted the agenda and minutes, approved several bylaws and staff reports, and authorized major contracts and permits. Decisions included a $724,465.07 asphalt resurfacing contract, a cost‑sharing agreement for Bend Road, a 43‑unit development permit at 1775 Nichol Road, a new liquor primary licence at 109 First Street West, and a zoning amendment for 414 Boyle Avenue.
- Asphalt Resurfacing Services contract awarded to Terus Construction Ltd for $724,465.07 (excluding taxes)
- Development Permit DP2025-009 issued for a 43‑unit, 3.5‑storey Benchlands Condos at 1775 Nichol Road
- Liquor Primary Licence application LIQ2025-005 approved for Eleven Revelstoke Lodge at 109 First Street West
- Cost‑sharing agreement authorized with Basecamp Resorts for Bend Road
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2421 adopted for 414 Boyle Avenue
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole adopted its agenda and minutes, heard updates from Revelstoke Mountain Resort and the Revelstoke Community Housing Society, and discussed replacing the See Click Fix program with new bylaw complaint software. A motion to schedule a public information meeting for manufactured home park residents was defeated. The meeting also moved to an in‑camera session under the Community Charter for property‑security reasons.
- Defeated motion to schedule a public information meeting for manufactured home park residents
- Discussion of replacing See Click Fix with new bylaw complaint tracking software, saving costs versus the $11,000 USD licence fee
- Revelstoke Mountain Resort presented the Highline suspension bridge opening in August 2025 and other project updates
- Revelstoke Community Housing Society announced a 166‑unit Downie Street development with BC Housing, construction to start Spring 2025
- In‑camera session closed under Community Charter Section 90.1(d) for municipal property security
Council
The council approved several bylaws, including the Wastewater Treatment Facility Upgrade Phase I Loan Authorization (Bylaw No. 2411) and the Development Cost Charges Bylaw No. 2414, which will take effect on August 1 2025. It also adopted a zoning amendment for 414 Boyle Avenue (Bylaw No. 2421) and repealed the Mobile Home Park Bylaw 1080 (Bylaw No. 2420). The council endorsed the Liquor Licence application LIQ2025‑006 for Revystoked Brewing at 1701 Coursier Avenue.
- Adopt Wastewater Treatment Facility Upgrade Phase I Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 2411
- Adopt Development Cost Charges Bylaw No. 2414 with effective date August 1 2025
- Adopt Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2421 for 414 Boyle Avenue
- Adopt Bylaw No. 2420 to repeal Mobile Home Park Bylaw 1080
- Endorse Liquor Licence Application LIQ2025‑006 for Revystoked Brewing at 1701 Coursier Avenue
Council
Revelstoke Council will vote on the 2024 Annual Report, adopt the Development Cost Charges Bylaw, and give third reading and adoption to a zoning amendment for a brewery at 1701 Coursier Avenue. They will also consider repealing the Mobile Home Park Bylaw and discuss strengthening protections for mobile home park residents during redevelopment. Several permits and a liquor licence application are on the agenda.
- Adoption of 2024 Annual Report
- Adoption of Development Cost Charges Bylaw No. 2414
- Third reading and adoption of Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2417 for 1701 Coursier Avenue (Revystoked Brewing)
- Repeal of Mobile Home Park Bylaw 1080 (Bylaw No. 2420)
- Development Permit for 8-unit storage/manufacturing facility at 95 Cartier Street
Public Art Committee
The Public Art Committee will consider two new public art projects: a mounted panel installation in the alley behind Cantina Del Centro and a mural at the Revelstoke Museum's Heritage Garden. The meeting also includes adopting minutes from January 20, 2025, and a closed session under Section 90.1(j) of the Community Charter.
- Cantina Del Centro Art Alleries Project: three 8'x8' panels by Taryn Walker, estimated $15,500, funding secured via grants
- Revelstoke Museum Heritage Garden Mural: 12-meter mural by Antonia Otoya, quoted at $3,050, painted directly on concrete
- In camera session under Section 90.1(j) of the Community Charter (FOI privacy exemption)
Governance Committee
The Governance Committee will consider approving Policy C-7 on the creation, governance, and termination of Select Committees of Council, and will discuss a request from a Council member for individual letterhead use. The committee will also adopt minutes from the May 5, 2025 meeting.
- Recommendation to approve Policy C-7 on Select Committees of Council
- Discussion on whether Council representatives on Select Committees should be voting members or chairs
- Request for Council member use of City letterhead for individual correspondence
- Adoption of Governance Committee minutes from May 5, 2025
Youth Advisory Committee
The Revelstoke Youth Advisory Committee is meeting to adopt minutes, hear the Youth Liaison's report on past programs, and review the proposed 2025/2026 work plan funded by Columbia Basin Trust. The agenda includes routine items like call to order and adoption of minutes, plus a possible in-camera session.
- Youth Liaison Report detailing winter and spring programs, including ski touring, mountain biking, and pottery club
- 2025/2026 Work Plan for Youth Liaison position, funded by Columbia Basin Trust
- Youth Access Fund: $6,179.40 disbursed to 37 youth this year, with $16,260.04 remaining
- Grants received: $10,000 from Columbia Basin Trust ReDi and $5,000 from Revelstoke Community Foundation for Youth Access Fund
- In-camera session scheduled under Community Charter sections 90.1
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will discuss options for communicating with manufactured home park residents about city policies and tenant protections, following the repeal of an outdated bylaw. They will also hear a presentation from Revelstoke Mountain Resort on recent and upcoming operations. The meeting includes routine adoption of minutes and a closed session for property security matters.
- Discussion of communication options for manufactured home park residents, with costs ranging from $520 to $5,000
- Presentation by Revelstoke Mountain Resort on winter review and summer activities
- Update on SeeClickFix, a citizen request tool
- UBCM 2025 Provincial Appointment Book correspondence
- In camera session under Section 90.1(d) of the Community Charter
Finance Committee Meeting
The Finance Committee will consider approving the draft 2026 budget schedule, which outlines key dates for the budget cycle including public consultation and bylaw readings. They will also review the 2024 Development Cost Charges (DCC) summary, which shows total DCC collections of $2,271,465 and a closing balance of $10,252,371. The meeting includes adoption of the March 26, 2025 minutes, which recorded a recommendation to shift 1% from Business/Other Tax Class to Recreational Class. No delegations, old business, or in-camera items are scheduled.
- Draft 2026 budget schedule approval, including public consultation on Nov 27, 2025 and financial plan bylaw adoption by May 15, 2026
- 2024 DCC summary: $2,271,465 collected, $10,252,371 closing balance across water, sewer, roads, and parking
- Adoption of March 26, 2025 minutes, including 1% tax shift from Business/Other to Recreational Class
- 2025 Grant-in-Aid approvals within $25,000 budget
- Q4 2024 surplus of $827,000 allocated to Transportation Infrastructure and Financial Stabilization Reserves
Council
Council will consider a motion to strengthen protections for mobile home park residents during redevelopment, including pre-application eviction protections and compensation guarantees. The agenda also includes a public hearing and adoption of a zoning bylaw amendment for 1701 Coursier Avenue, a FireSmart funding application, and disposal of a surplus street sweeper.
- Notice of motion to review Mobile Home Redevelopment Policy for stronger tenant protections
- Public hearing and third reading/adoption of Zoning Bylaw Text Amendment No. 2417 (CD-08) at 1701 Coursier Avenue
- Application for $388,000 UBCM FireSmart Community Funding
- Disposal of 2015 Johnson Sweeper RT655 to Yellowhead Road & Bridge for $60,000 plus taxes
- Adoption of Council Procedures Amendment Bylaw No. 2419
Environmental Advisory Committee 29 MAY 2025
The Revelstoke Environmental Advisory Committee is meeting to hear presentations from the Columbia Basin Trust about its Ecological Enhancement Program and from Wildsight Revelstoke about its local programs. The committee will also receive an update on the compost/garbage program. The agenda includes adoption of the March 6, 2025 minutes.
- Presentation: Columbia Basin Trust Ecological Enhancement Program (Krista Watts)
- Presentation: Wildsight Revelstoke Programs (Reanne Harvey)
- Update on Compost/Garbage program
- Adoption of March 6, 2025 minutes
Public Infrastructure Committee
The Public Infrastructure Committee will discuss water use at the Food Commons and the golf course, based on the 2024 Annual Water Report. The agenda includes adoption of previous minutes and new business items on these water topics.
- Water Use at Food Commons
- Golf Course Water
Social Development Committee
The Revelstoke Social Development Committee is meeting to hear presentations on the Food Security Coordinator's year-end review and a Community Connector role for seniors. Staff will update the Heat Emergency Response Plan, and the committee will discuss follow-ups on Community Connections staffing, the Food Security Strategy, and Grant-in-Aid recommendations. The agenda also includes updates on Wildfire Week and short-term rentals.
- Food Security Coordinator year-end presentation (S. Green)
- Community Connector Role presentation on social prescribing for seniors (E. Emslie-Hopkins)
- Heat Emergency Response Plan update and next steps
- Food Security Strategy follow-up recommendation
- Grant In Aid follow-up recommendation
Council
Revelstoke Council is meeting to decide on several significant items, including awarding a $23.6 million contract for the wastewater treatment plant upgrade, approving a development permit for a 94-unit housing project, and adopting a new Resort Development Strategy. They will also consider bylaw amendments, the 2024 Annual Report, and the sale of surplus equipment.
- Award wastewater treatment plant upgrade to Chandos/MPE for $23,638,235
- Approve development permit for 94-unit stacked row house at 1702 Bend Frontage Road
- Adopt Fire Protection Amendment Bylaw No. 2418
- Approve draft 2025-2027 Resort Development Strategy
- Sell 2015 Johnson Sweeper RT655 to Yellowhead Road & Bridge for $60,000
Special Council
Interior Health Authority provided a presentation to Council regarding local healthcare operations. The presentation detailed inpatient, outpatient, mental health, and long-term care services available in Revelstoke.
- Overview of Queen Victoria Hospital inpatient capacity, including 15 medical/surgical beds and 2 maternity beds
- Details on Mental Health & Substance Use services and staffing levels
- Overview of Mount Cartier Court long-term care facility and its 42 beds
- Presentation of public health initiatives including immunization and reproductive health
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is meeting to receive a delegation from a resident about inadequate protections for manufactured-home park tenants, and to review first-quarter 2025 statistics from Development Services, Parks Recreation & Culture, and the RCMP. The agenda also includes adoption of previous minutes and a closed session for litigation and preliminary service negotiations.
- Delegation by Matt Cote on manufactured-home-park protections
- Development Services Q1 stats: 26 building permits, 22 new residential units
- Parks, Recreation & Culture Q1 stats: facility usage and programs
- RCMP Q3/Q4 2024 and Q1 2025 stats
- In camera session under Community Charter sections 90.1(g) and (k)
Revelstoke & Area Economic Development Commission
The Revelstoke & Area Economic Development Commission is meeting to discuss economic development matters, including a staff report on activities from March to May 2025, the Revelstoke Airport development plan and potential municipal acquisition, and a draft Resort Development Strategy. The agenda also includes a closed session for negotiations related to municipal services.
- Review of Revelstoke Airport Development Plan 2022 and 2024-2028 budget, including potential acquisition by the city
- Draft Resort Development Strategy review, with base funding increased from $770,000 to $860,000
- Staff report on grants, including ETSI BC grant submission and Green Municipal Fund application
- Update on Westside Road land use feasibility study and Expression of Interest for proponents
- In camera session under Community Charter sections 90.1(j) and (k) for negotiations
Council
Revelstoke Council is meeting to adopt several bylaws, including zoning amendments for two properties, a Development Cost Charges bylaw, and amendments to municipal ticket and bylaw offence notice systems. They will also consider staff reports on the 2024 financial statements, inclusionary zoning and density bonusing options, a short-term rental goal, a development permit amendment, and a museum lease renewal. The agenda includes routine items like minutes adoption and committee reports.
- Adoption of Municipal Ticket Information System Amendment Bylaw No. 2408 and Bylaw Offence Notice Amendment Bylaw No. 2409
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2416 for 2987 McInnes Road (Kenneth and Rene Unser)
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2417 for 1701 Coursier Avenue (0929468 BC Ltd., Mackenzie Village)
- Development Cost Charges Bylaw No. 2414 with Municipal Assist Factor set at 1 percent
- Lease renewal for Revelstoke Museum & Archives at 315 First Street West for 10 years at $10/year
Governance Committee
The Governance Committee is meeting to recommend approval of a procedure for managing Council and Administrative policies, an amendment to Council Procedure Bylaw No. 2135, and the C-6 Council Dress Code Policy. These items will be forwarded to Council for final decision.
- Approval of procedure for managing Council and Administrative policies
- Amendment to Council Procedure Bylaw No. 2135 (meeting times, acting mayor designation, agenda deadlines)
- Approval of C-6 Council Dress Code Policy
Advisory Planning Commission
The Advisory Planning Commission will hold a workshop on how other resort municipalities manage short-term rentals (STRs), as part of a broader review prompted by provincial legislation (Bill 35). They will also receive an overview of Bill 16 on inclusionary zoning and density bonusing. The meeting includes adoption of the agenda and minutes, and selection of a vice chair.
- Workshop on short-term rental management in other resort municipalities (Whistler, Tofino, Fernie, etc.)
- Discussion of provincial Bill 35 (Short Term Rental Accommodation Act) and its impact on Revelstoke
- Overview of Bill 16 on inclusionary zoning and density bonusing
- Selection of Vice Chair for the commission
Special Council
This special council meeting is being held to adopt Tax Rates Bylaw No. 2415, which sets the 2025 municipal tax rates for all property classes. The bylaw was already read three times on April 22, 2025, and the only substantive action on the agenda is its adoption.
- Adoption of Tax Rates Bylaw No. 2415
- Residential rate: $2.6339 per $1,000 of taxable value
- Major Industry rate: $50.6723 per $1,000
- Utility rate: $41.1260 per $1,000
- Rates also set for Okanagan Regional Library, Columbia Shuswap Regional District, and North Okanagan/Columbia Shuswap Regional Hospital District
Special Heritage Advisory Commission
The Revelstoke Heritage Advisory Commission will consider two road naming applications and discuss a potential merger with the Advisory Planning Commission. The road names under review are Lacken Lane for a new road at 750 Tum Tum Drive and Pickler Court for the access to Columbia Park Tennis and Pickleball Courts. The meeting also includes adoption of the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting.
- Road naming application for Lacken Lane at 750 Tum Tum Drive
- Road naming application for Pickler Court at 137-A Colbeck Rd
- Discussion on merging Heritage Advisory Commission and Advisory Planning Commission
Community FireSmart and Resiliency Committee
The Community FireSmart & Resiliency Committee is meeting to review potential fuel treatment units #7 and #17 from the Community Wildfire Resiliency Plan (CWRP) Table 19, and to discuss feedback on the 2025 CRI Grant application. The committee will also adopt the minutes from the March 27, 2025 meeting. This is a regular advisory meeting with no final decisions expected.
- Review of potential fuel treatment units #7 (Columbia Defensible/Green Space, 3.7 ha) and #17 (Columbia Defensible/Green Space, 3.7 ha) from CWRP Table 19
- Discussion of 2025 CRI Grant application committee feedback
- Adoption of minutes from March 27, 2025 meeting
Parcel Tax Review Panel Meeting
The Parcel Tax Review Panel is meeting to handle a complaint about the 2025 parcel tax roll and then re-authenticate the roll. The panel will first rescind the earlier authentication to consider a complaint under Section 205(c) of the Community Charter, then confirm and sign the roll certificate.
- Rescind authentication of 2025 parcel tax roll dated April 10, 2025
- Complaint regarding 1110 Montana Place, Roll 1551.210 (verbal)
- Re-authenticate parcel tax roll for 2025 by signing certificate dated April 24, 2025
- Roll covers 3101 properties for sewer frontage tax
Social Development Committee
The Social Development Committee will hear presentations on Destination Management for Wildfire Week and a Temporary Winter Shelter update from Community Connections. Staff will also report on Community Economic Development staffing levels, and the committee will follow up on governance recommendations, Grant In Aid, and the Food Security Strategy.
- Presentation on Destination Management - Wildfire Week by T. Hamilton
- Temporary Winter Shelter update from Community Connections
- Community Economic Development staffing levels update
- Follow up on Governance Committee recommendations and SDC Terms of Reference
- Follow up on Grant In Aid and Food Security Strategy
Tourism Initiatives Committee
The Tourism Initiatives Committee will review the draft Resort Development Strategy (RDS) for 2025-2027, focusing on goals and measurable key performance indicators. They will also discuss Resort Municipality Initiative (RMI) application guidelines and consider event support for Indigenous Tourism Funding, including National Indigenous Peoples Day and the Upper Columbia Canoe Journey and Salmon Ceremony.
- Review draft Resort Development Strategy (RDS) 2025-2027
- Discuss RMI Application Guidelines
- Event support for Indigenous Tourism Funding: National Indigenous Peoples Day (June 21, 2025) and Upper Columbia Canoe Journey and Salmon Ceremony (June 2025)
Council
Council will consider several key items: a $7 million loan for the wastewater treatment plant upgrade, the 2025 tax rates, and new short-term rental goals. They will also review recommendations from the Governance Committee to approve a policy management policy and rescind several administrative policies, and consider a lease for the Food Commons at Powerhouse Road.
- Wastewater Treatment Plant Phase 1 Upgrade Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 2411: $7,000,000 debenture, alternative approval process, elector response deadline June 10, 2025
- 2025 Tax Rates Bylaw No. 2415: first, second, and third reading
- Food Commons Lease: 10-year lease at 1495A and 1800 Powerhouse Road to Revelstoke Local Food Initiative Society and Indigenous Friendship Society, $10/year rent
- Short Term Rental Goal Setting: Council options within staff report
- Governance Committee recommendations: approve policy C-5, rescind 15 policies (e.g., P-1, P-2, P-6, P-7, P-8, P-9, P-14, P-15, P-16, P-19, P-20, P-21, P-23, P-24, P-5, P-12, P-22)
Governance Committee
The Governance Committee will consider options to allow proxies for committee seats when members are absent, and will review the C-5 Council Policy Management report, which recommends reassigning most personnel policies to staff and rescinding the COVID-19 policy. The meeting also includes adoption of minutes and an in-camera session.
- Consideration of proxy voting for committee members
- Review of C-5 Council Policy Management policy
- Reassignment of 17 personnel policies to Manager of HR/CAO
- Reassignment of 4 policies (P-9, P-15, P-16, P-20) to Administrative
- Rescission of Policy P-22 (COVID-19 guidelines)
Special Council
Revelstoke City Council is meeting to consider adopting two bylaws: an Official Community Plan amendment (Bylaw 2405) and a comprehensive new Zoning Bylaw (2406) that replaces the existing one. The meeting also includes a verbal update on the wastewater treatment facility loan bylaw and a closed session for legal and tribunal matters.
- Adoption of Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2405, updating Map 10 land use designations
- Adoption of Zoning Bylaw No. 2406, repealing and replacing Zoning Bylaw No. 2299
- Verbal timeline update on Wastewater Treatment Facility Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 2411
- In camera session under Community Charter sections 90.1(h) and (i) for tribunal and solicitor-client privilege matters
Parcel Tax Review Panel
The Parcel Tax Review Panel will meet to hear complaints about the 2025 parcel tax roll and then authenticate it. The roll lists properties with 50.00 feet of sewer frontage. The panel will also appoint Mayor Sulz as chair.
- Appointment of Mayor Sulz as chair of the 2025 Parcel Tax Review Panel
- Authentication of the 2025 parcel tax roll
- Hearing of complaints regarding the parcel tax roll
- List of properties with 50.00 feet of sewer frontage
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is meeting to receive a presentation on the Food Commons, a community farm project aimed at food security and Indigenous foodways, and to hear a verbal update on transit operations. The agenda also includes adoption of previous minutes and first-quarter departmental reports from Corporate Services and Fire Rescue Services.
- Presentation by Teal Randle on the Food Commons, including plans for 20 community garden beds, a 1/4-acre demonstration farm, and a 1700 sq-ft greenhouse
- Verbal transit update from Director of Engineering S. Black
- Corporate Services 2025 First Quarter Report
- Fire Rescue Services 2025 First Quarter Report
- Adoption of Committee of the Whole Minutes from March 13, 2025
Council
Council will consider awarding a $23.6 million contract for the wastewater treatment plant upgrade, advance readings of the Official Community Plan and Zoning bylaws, adopt a housing agreement amendment, and review committee recommendations on tax shifts and reserve transfers. The agenda also includes correspondence and an in-camera session.
- Award wastewater treatment plant upgrade to Chandos/MPE for $23,638,235
- Second and third readings of OCP Amendment Bylaw No. 2405 and Zoning Bylaw No. 2406
- Adoption of Housing Agreement Amendment Bylaw No. 2410
- Shift 1% from Business/Other Tax Class to Recreation Class
- Transfer $400,000 to Transportation Infrastructure Reserve
CANCELLED - Heritage Advisory Commission
This Heritage Advisory Commission meeting was cancelled. The agenda included road naming applications for Lacken Lane and Pickler Court, and a discussion about merging the Heritage Advisory Commission with the Advisory Planning Commission.
- Road naming application for Lacken Lane at 750 Tum Tum Drive
- Road naming application for Pickler Court at 137-A Colbeck Rd
- Discussion on merging Heritage Advisory Commission and Advisory Planning Commission
Public Infrastructure Committee 27 MAR 2025
The Public Infrastructure Committee is meeting to review a revised Development Cost Charges (DCC) approach that charges a flat rate per square metre of floor area, replacing the previous tiered system. The committee will also hear a presentation on the Big Eddy Active Transportation project. The agenda includes adoption of the previous meeting's minutes and a consultant's update on DCC revisions.
- Revised DCC rates: residential $162.34/m², commercial $164.88/m², industrial $114.69/m², institutional $174.85/m²
- DCC increases range from 22% for a 45 m² unit to 401% for a 450 m² home compared to old rates
- Exemption for projects under $100,000 value
- Affordable housing DCC reductions to be decided case-by-case by Council
- Big Eddy Active Transportation presentation by McElhanney
Community FireSmart and Resiliency Committee
The Community FireSmart and Resiliency Committee is meeting to receive a presentation on FireSmart and the committee's role, and to get an update on the Wildfire Fest event. The agenda includes adoption of previous minutes and routine procedural items.
- Presentation: What is FireSmart? What is the Community FireSmart and Resiliency Committee's Role? - L. Marfleet
- Wildfire Fest Update - L. Marfleet
- Adoption of minutes from January 22, 2025
Finance Committee Meeting
The Finance Committee is meeting to decide on property tax distribution, including a proposed 1% shift from the Business/Other tax class to Residential and Recreation classes. They will also review 2025 Grant-in-Aid applications, Q4 financial reporting with reserve transfers, and utility billing processes. The meeting includes adoption of previous minutes and routine procedural items.
- Proposed 1% tax shift from Business/Other to Residential and Recreation classes
- 2025 Grant-in-Aid applications approval
- Q4 financial reporting: $400,000 transfer to Transportation Infrastructure Reserve
- Utility billing processes review
- Adoption of March 5, 2025 Finance Committee minutes
Council
Council is deciding on a large package of amendments to Zoning Bylaw No. 2406, covering accessory buildings, lot sizes, parking, and a rezoning at 606 Victoria Road. They will also consider first three readings of Housing Agreement Amendment Bylaw No. 2410 for the Stoked Living Project, plus staff reports on grants, a wastewater loan, and a development permit for Revelstoke Mountain Resort.
- Amend Zoning Bylaw No. 2406: increase accessory building floor area to 125 sq m, allow taller carriage/garden suites, reduce minimum lot sizes in R-LD1, reduce parking for studio/1-bed units to 1.0 space, and change parking rules in MU-1 zone
- Rezone 606 Victoria Road from R-LD1 to R-MD2 and R-MD3
- Housing Agreement Amendment Bylaw No. 2410 (Stoked Living Project) first three readings
- Approve $383,491 in Columbia Basin Trust ReDi Grant allocations for 2025
- Support up to $7,000,000 loan for Wastewater Treatment Facility Phase 1 upgrades and issue development permit for 16-unit rowhouse at 1775 Nichol Road
Governance Committee
The Governance Committee is meeting to consider two policy items: a new Council Policy Management policy (C-5) that would delegate many personnel policies to staff, and an update to the Bylaw Enforcement and Response to Citizen Complaints policy (B-2) with no substantive changes. The committee will also adopt the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting.
- Recommend approval of new C-5 Council Policy Management policy
- Recommend reassigning 17 personnel policies (P-1 to P-24) to Manager of HR or CAO
- Recommend reassigning P-9, P-15, P-16, P-20 to Administrative policies
- Recommend rescinding P-22 Guidelines for Working During COVID-19
- Recommend approving B-2 Bylaw Enforcement policy with format-only changes
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is meeting to discuss a 2024 transit update, including ridership, revenue, and service challenges, and to hear a presentation on Tourism Revelstoke's resident survey results. The agenda also includes adoption of previous minutes and a closed session for personnel, land, and negotiation matters.
- 2024 transit update: farebox revenue $130,060, 10% higher than previous year; season pass sales $53,559; estimated fare evasion $3,000-$5,000 per year
- Transit system at peak hours leaving riders behind; operator unable to add vehicles; BC Transit seeking provincial funding for 6 new heavy-duty vehicles
- Tourism Revelstoke 'Residents Let's Talk' survey results presented by Taniell Hamilton
- In camera session under Community Charter sections 90.1 (a), (e), (k), (l) for personnel, land, negotiations, and annual report discussions
Revelstoke & Area Economic Development Commission
The Revelstoke & Area Economic Development Commission is meeting to discuss staff reports on the airport, staffing, and economic development projects, including the Resort Development Strategy 2025-2027. New business includes housing updates, a business retention survey, labour supply roundtables, and a grant for economic data collection. The agenda is substantive with multiple reports and updates.
- Airport update by E. Parliament
- Resort Development Strategy 2025-2027
- Housing updates: bed base, short-term rental project, Community Futures Revy OWN
- Business Retention and Expansion (BRE) survey with Chamber of Commerce
- ETSI-BC grant for economic data collection and reporting
Council
Council will consider a Finance Committee recommendation to move forward with Development Cost Charges based on floor area. The agenda also includes adoption of minutes from previous meetings, including a public hearing on the zoning bylaw rewrite, and a closed session for personnel and preliminary service negotiations.
- Finance Committee recommendation: move forward with Development Cost Charges based on floor area
- Adoption of Special Council Minutes from February 20, 2025 (public hearing on OCP Amendment Bylaw No. 2405 and Zoning Bylaw No. 2406)
- Adoption of Regular Council Minutes from February 25, 2025
- In camera session under Community Charter sections 90.1(a) and (k) for personnel and preliminary service negotiations
- Communications: Tourism Initiatives Committee minutes, Advisory Planning Commission minutes, SILGA resolution request from Town of Oliver, Revelstoke Local Food Initiative thank you
Environmental Advisory Committee
The Environmental Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss a garbage and composting update, including a proposed residential curbside organics collection program. The agenda includes adopting previous minutes and reviewing a project update with an estimated $3.3M budget. The meeting is largely procedural, with the main substantive item being the organics program update.
- Estimated $3.3M budget for curbside organics program, including $1.1M for two new collection trucks and $950,000 for bear-resistant organics carts
- Provincial grant application for up to 66% funding of organics carts and implementation, with notification expected Spring 2025
- Program aims to divert up to 43% of compostable materials from household garbage, with an assumed 80% recovery rate
- New bear-resistant carts (100-240 litres) and 7-8 litre kitchen catchers to be procured
- Bylaw revisions planned to support cart-based automated collection
Finance Committee Meeting - Tax Shift Discussion 05 Mar 2025
The Finance Committee is meeting to discuss the 2025 tax distribution, including potential shifts between business classes and to recreation, and to review a proposed Development Cost Charges (DCC) bylaw update. The DCC update follows public engagement and proposes a new floor-area-based fee structure with significant rate increases. The committee will also consider feedback from the Chamber of Commerce on the 2025 budget.
- DCC Bylaw Update: Proposed rates increase by 201-223% for residential categories, with new floor-area-based tiers.
- 2025 Tax Distribution: Discussion of shifting business class 6 tax to other classes, including recreation and non-profit examples.
- Chamber of Commerce feedback on 2025 budget, including historical tax data 2014-2024.
- 2025 Budget Timeline: Review of schedule leading to tax rate bylaw adoption by May 15, 2025.
- Adoption of November 27, 2024 Finance Committee minutes.
Public Infrastructure Committee
The Public Infrastructure Committee will hear a presentation from Joel Short Consulting on proposed Development Cost Charges (DCCs), including engagement results and a revised rate structure. The agenda also includes adopting the January 30, 2025 minutes and reviewing Illecillewaet Log Jam images and video. No other new business is listed.
- Development Cost Charges update by Joel Short Consulting
- Proposed DCC increases: residential up to 364%, commercial 147%, industrial 140%
- Revised DCC structure based on floor area, with larger homes paying more
- Illecillewaet Log Jam images and video review
- Adoption of January 30, 2025 minutes
Community FireSmart and Resiliency Committee
The Community FireSmart & Resiliency Committee is meeting to discuss updates on communications, the Alertable app, and to provide feedback on the Community Wildfire Resiliency Plan (CWRP) recommendations. A presentation on a Wildfire Community Preparedness Day event will be given by Tourism Revelstoke. The agenda includes routine adoption of minutes and old business items.
- Presentation on Wildfire Community Preparedness Day event by T. Hamilton, Tourism Revelstoke
- Update on communications to attend CFRC meetings and publications
- Update on increased functionality of Alertable app
- Committee feedback on CWRP recommendations
Social Development Committee
The Revelstoke Social Development Committee is meeting to adopt its agenda and minutes, elect a chair, and receive a staff update. Key business includes reviewing recommendations from the Governance Committee on the committee's terms of reference, an update on the cold weather response, and a progress review of social development actions in the Official Community Plan. The committee will also note upcoming grant deadlines and a public engagement session for ReDi grants.
- Review of Governance Committee recommendations and SDC Terms of Reference
- Update on Revelstoke Emergency Weather Response - Cold Weather Response
- Progress review of social development aspects of the Official Community Plan (OCP)
- Grants In Aid due Feb 28, max $2k per year, $25k total available
- ReDi Grants public engagement session March 5, 7:00 p.m. at MP Rooms, Community Centre
Council
Revelstoke Council will consider merging the Advisory Planning Commission and Heritage Advisory Commission, approve several administrative policies, and approve a timeline for renewing the 2025-2027 Resort Development Strategy. The agenda also includes a presentation from the Revelstoke Museum and Archives and correspondence on pickleball fees and support requests.
- Consider merging Advisory Planning Commission and Heritage Advisory Commission
- Approve policies A-9 Anniversary Presentations, A-10 Proclamations, A-13 Petitions
- Approve 2025-2027 Resort Development Strategy renewal timeline
- Presentation by Revelstoke Museum and Archives Curator Cathy English
- Correspondence re: pickleball fees at community centre and Arts Revelstoke support request
Special Council Meeting - Public Hearing
Council is holding a public hearing to consider the Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2405 and the comprehensive Zoning Bylaw Re-Write No. 2406. The new zoning bylaw would update land use regulations, reduce the number of zones, and align with provincial legislation allowing up to four dwelling units per lot. The OCP amendment would change land use designations for about 210 lots and adjust the Natural Environment designation text. After the hearing, Council may direct changes, grant second reading, or proceed to adoption.
- OCP Amendment Bylaw No. 2405 and Zoning Bylaw Re-Write No. 2406
- Pre-zoning along Victoria Road and 18 narrow (25 ft.) lots to R-LD2 zone
- New Environmental and Rural Recreation (E-1) zone for sensitive areas
- Reduction of zones from 60 to 41 (32% decrease)
- Permitted uses reduced from 192 to 99 (48% decrease)
Tourism Initiatives Committee
The Tourism Initiatives Committee will review the timeline, the 2025-2027 Resort Development Strategy (RDS) guide, and stakeholder survey results to date. They will also discuss next steps, including presenting to Council and engaging the community through Talkrevelstoke. The agenda is otherwise routine, with no new business or delegations.
- Review of 2025-2027 Resort Development Strategy (RDS) timeline and guide
- Stakeholder survey results to date
- Next steps: Council presentation and Talkrevelstoke community engagement
- Adoption of January 17, 2025 minutes
Advisory Planning Commission
The Revelstoke Advisory Planning Commission will discuss two road naming applications and receive an overview of the city's short-term rental (STR) framework as part of a project to update regulations. The commission will also select a vice chair and consider merging with the Heritage Advisory Commission.
- Road naming: Lacken Lane at 750 Tum Tum Drive (subdivision lots 1-3, Plan EPP129311)
- Road naming: Pickler Court at 137-A Colbeck Rd (access to Columbia Park Tennis and Pickleball Courts)
- Short Term Rental Overview: review of existing STR regulations and provincial Bill 35
- Selection of vice chair
- Merging of Advisory Planning Commission and Heritage Advisory Commission
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will hear two presentations: a Community Wildfire Resiliency Plan with 37 recommendations to reduce wildfire risk, and a report from the Revelstoke Community Housing Society on how it used a $200,000 city grant. The meeting also includes adoption of previous minutes and a closed session for personnel, land, and service negotiations.
- Community Wildfire Resiliency Plan presentation by Quentin Schmidt, RPF, B.A. Blackwell & Associates Ltd.
- Revelstoke Community Housing Society grant report: $200,000 from City via REDIP, used for GM salary, feasibility studies, and consulting
- Housing society secured ~$180K from FCM for a 22-unit development on Oscar St. Lands
- In camera session under Community Charter sections 90.1(a), (e), (k) for personnel, land, and service negotiations
Multipurpose Facility Advisory Committee
The Multipurpose Facility Advisory Committee is meeting to adopt the agenda and minutes from November 21, 2024, and to receive a presentation from HCMA Architecture. The presentation follows up on the feasibility study discussed previously, which included site analysis and cost benchmarking for a proposed indoor multipurpose facility. The committee will also consider moving into a closed session for preliminary negotiations.
- Presentation by HCMA Architecture on the Revelstoke Indoor Multipurpose Facility
- Adoption of minutes from November 21, 2024 meeting
- In-camera session under Section 90.1 of the Community Charter for preliminary negotiations
Governance Committee
The Governance Committee will discuss consolidating the Advisory Planning Commission and Heritage Advisory Commission, increasing APC membership from 7 to 9, and amending its terms of reference. They will also review administrative and council policies, recommending format updates and 2-year review dates for some, and approving others as amended. The meeting includes adoption of minutes and a closed session regarding municipal property security.
- Consolidate Advisory Planning Commission and Heritage Advisory Commission
- Increase APC membership from 7 to 9
- Amend APC terms of reference to include Heritage Management Plan support
- Amend policies A-1, A-2, A-3, A-4 to consistent format with 2-year review
- Approve policies A-9, A-10, A-13 as amended
Council
Council will consider adopting the 2025-2029 Five Year Financial Plan Bylaw, which includes a proposed 6% tax increase. They will also review recommendations from the Public Infrastructure Committee, including protecting painted turtle habitat on Red Devil Hill during pathway design and applying for a Clean BC Organics grant for a residential curbside organics collection program. A delegation from Arts Revelstoke will present on their programs and funding.
- Adoption of 2025-2029 Five Year Financial Plan Bylaw No. 2407 (proposed 6% tax increase)
- Application for Clean BC Organics Funding Program for Residential Organics Curbside Collection Program
- Protection of painted turtle habitat on Red Devil Hill during multi-use pathway design and roadway upgrades
- Appointment of Parcel Tax Roll Review Panel and scheduling review for April 10, 2024
- Submission of resolutions to SILGA 2025 Conference on infrastructure funding, conservation officer capacity, homeless encampments, and highway speed limits
Public Infrastructure Committee
The Public Infrastructure Committee will review an update on 2024 engineering projects and consider two grant applications: one for a residential organics curbside collection program under the Clean BC Organics Funding Program, and another for a universal water metering pilot project through the Ministry of Housing and Municipal Affairs. The agenda also includes adoption of the December 5, 2024 minutes, which covered topics like the Oak Drive and Highway 1 intersection safety concerns and the Fourth Street calming project.
- 2024 Engineering Projects Update
- Residential Organics Curbside Collection Program grant application (Clean BC Organics Funding Program)
- Universal Water Metering grant application (Ministry of Housing and Municipal Affairs - Water Meter Pilot Project)
- Adoption of December 5, 2024 minutes, including discussion on Highway 1 speed reduction request and Fourth Street calming
Advisory Planning Commission
The Advisory Planning Commission will hold its first workshop on the City's short-term rental (STR) regulatory framework, which is being updated in response to provincial Bill 35. The commission will also appoint a Chair and Vice Chair and receive an orientation on its role and procedures. No planning applications are on the agenda.
- Workshop on Short Term Rental Project, including review of provincial Bill 35 (Short Term Rental Accommodation Act)
- Appointment of Chair and Vice Chair
- APC Orientation presentation covering role, legislative context, and meeting conduct
- Adoption of minutes from October 15, 2024 meeting
Council
Revelstoke Council is meeting to consider several items, including the first three readings of the 2025-2029 Five Year Financial Plan Bylaw No. 2407, recommendations for Economic Opportunity Fund allocations, and a heritage alteration permit. The agenda also includes rescinding several policies and moving an emergency management policy to a closed meeting.
- First, Second, and Third reading of Five-Year (2025-2029) Financial Plan Bylaw No. 2407
- Recommendation to allocate $8,000 from Economic Opportunity Fund to Revelstoke Chamber of Commerce for a Business Retention and Expansion study
- Recommendation to allocate $150,000 from Economic Opportunity Fund to 2024/25 Shuttle Service
- Heritage Alteration Permit HAP2024-005 for an addition at 112 Third Street East
- Rescinding policies A-11 Land Sales, A-12 Land Advertisements, and C-6 Nuclear Weapons
Community FireSmart and Resiliency Committee
The Community FireSmart and Resiliency Committee is meeting to hear a presentation of the City of Revelstoke's first Community Wildfire Resiliency Plan (CWRP), which outlines 37 recommendations to reduce wildfire risk. The committee will also receive introductions to the FireSmart program and its coordinator. The agenda includes no other substantive decisions or discussions.
- Presentation of the Community Wildfire Resiliency Plan by B.A. Blackwell & Associates
- Introduction of FireSmart Coordinator L. Marfleet and the FireSmart program
- CWRP identifies 5% of assessable WUI as 'High' threat and 1% as 'Extreme'
- Plan includes 37 recommendations across seven FireSmart disciplines
- CWRP funded through UBCM Community Resiliency Investment program
Social Development Committee
The Revelstoke Social Development Committee will elect a chair, adopt minutes, and review progress on social development aspects of the Official Community Plan (OCP), including an action item matrix. They will also discuss the Revelstoke Emergency Weather Response Plan for cold weather, member biographies, and an oath of confidentiality. The agenda includes communications about CBT ReDi Grants and City Grants in Aid, with deadlines in February.
- Progress review of social development aspects of the Official Community Plan (OCP), including action items on poverty reduction, food security, and childcare
- Revelstoke Emergency Weather Response Plan - Cold Weather Response follow-up
- CBT ReDi Grants closing February 3, 2025 at 4:30 p.m.
- City of Revelstoke Grants In Aid due February 28, maximum $2,000 per organization, $25,000 total available
- Election of Chair / Vice Chair and adoption of November 27, 2024 minutes
CANCELLED - Advisory Planning Commission
This Advisory Planning Commission meeting was cancelled. The agenda had included appointing a chair and vice chair, an orientation presentation, and the first workshop on a review of short-term rental regulations in light of provincial Bill 35.
- Appointment of chair and vice chair
- APC orientation presentation
- Short-term rental project overview and workshop
- Discussion of provincial Bill 35 (Short Term Rental Accommodation Act) impacts
- Potential opt-in to principal residence requirement
Public Art Committee
The Public Art Committee is meeting to review artwork submissions for City Hall, discuss the CPKC Beautification Project, and consider a fabric art installation. They will also review the minutes from the June 24, 2024 meeting and discuss a comprehensive committee/commission review.
- Review of City Hall artwork submissions by Barbara Maye, Jacqueline Palmer, Tom Poole, and Daniel Stewart
- CPKC Beautification Project discussion
- Fabric Art Installation at City Hall
- Comprehensive Committee/Commission Review
- Adoption of June 24, 2024 meeting minutes
Youth Advisory Committee
The Revelstoke Youth Advisory Committee is meeting to adopt minutes from previous meetings, receive the Youth Liaison Report on recent and upcoming youth programs, and discuss the city-wide Comprehensive Committee/Commission Review. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major decisions or public hearings scheduled.
- Adoption of minutes from January 29, 2024 and October 30, 2024 meetings
- Youth Liaison Report: 96 youth supported, $21,677.50 disbursed from Youth Access Fund this year
- Youth Access Fund remaining budget: $5,309.44
- Discussion of Comprehensive Committee/Commission Review (Phase 2: Select Committees, Feb-Mar 2025)
- Potential grant applications: $12,000 from Columbia Basin Trust ReDi, $5,000 from Revelstoke Community Foundation, $5,000 from Revelstoke Credit Union
Tourism Initiatives Committee
The Tourism Initiatives Committee will discuss the planning timeline for the 2025-2027 Resort Development Strategy, including a recap of 2022-2024 projects, 2025-2027 city capital projects, and stakeholder engagement options. The committee will also set meeting dates for February and March 2025 and receive a corporate administration process update. No funding decisions are on the agenda; the focus is on planning and engagement.
- Review of 2022-2024 Resort Development Strategy projects and SWOT analysis
- Discussion of 2025-2027 city capital projects, including potential pump track ($400,000 allocated in prior meeting)
- Stakeholder engagement options for the 2025-2027 RDS, including surveys and direct meetings
- Timeline for final RDS submission to Province by July 2025
- Corporate Administration Process update for committees and commissions
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is meeting to discuss staff reports on the implementation of Revelstoke's Housing Action Plan and the Official Community Plan. The agenda includes adoption of previous minutes and annual reports from several departments. No bylaws or public hearings are scheduled.
- Housing Action Plan implementation update: 615 non-market/purpose-built rental units and 224 market multi-unit dwellings in approval pipeline
- Official Community Plan implementation report
- 2024 annual reports from Corporate Services, Fire Rescue Services, and Parks, Recreation & Culture
- Adoption of December 12, 2024 Committee of the Whole minutes
Council
Council will vote on first readings for a comprehensive zoning bylaw rewrite and an official community plan amendment, schedule a public hearing for February 11, 2025, and consider a 14-unit multi-family development at 1004 Fourth Street East. They will also decide on a heritage alteration permit for a new home at 101 Sixth Street East and review a deferred heritage permit for 400 & 404 Mackenzie Avenue. The meeting includes two closed sessions for property security and personnel matters.
- First reading of Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2405 and Zoning Bylaw No. 2406 (comprehensive rewrite)
- Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2404 and Development Permit for 14-unit multi-family development at 1004 Fourth Street East
- Heritage Alteration Permit HAP2024-004 for new dwelling with secondary suite at 101 Sixth Street East (variances for setbacks and projections)
- Deferred Heritage Alteration Permit HAP2024-002 for 400 & 404 Mackenzie Avenue with direction to amend proposal
- Public hearing scheduled for February 11, 2025 for OCP and zoning bylaws
Governance Committee
The Revelstoke Governance Committee will review Phase 1 of its comprehensive committee and commission review, focusing on standing committees such as the Finance, Governance, and Public Infrastructure committees. The committee will also consider administrative and Council policy reviews, including recommendations to rescind several outdated policies, and begin Task 1 of the Council Procedure Bylaw Review.
- Review terms of reference for the Finance, Governance, and Public Infrastructure standing committees
- Recommend rescinding policies A-8 (RAEMP Coordinator), A-11 (Land Sales), A-12 (Land Advertisements), A-16 (Road Closures), and C-6 (Nuclear Weapons)
- Initiate Task 1 of the Council Procedure Bylaw No. 2135 review
Revelstoke & Area Economic Development Commission
The Revelstoke & Area Economic Development Commission is holding a regular meeting with no staff reports or new business. The main items are adopting minutes from November 13, 2024, and discussing communications about federal and regional housing initiatives, including a design workshop and grant deadlines. The commission will also go in camera to discuss municipal property security and preliminary negotiations for a municipal service.
- In camera session under Community Charter sections 90.1(d) and (k) for property security and preliminary service negotiations
- PacifiCan's Regional Homebuilding Innovation Initiative (RHII) communication
- Housing Growth Innovation Lab design workshop on March 7, 2025, focused on data, AI, and cross-sector collaboration
- CBT ReDi Grants in Revelstoke open January 6 to February 3, 2025
- Outstanding RAEDC member survey/biography and photos; FOIPPA form to be signed