Your Neighbourhood Voice. Advocates for Thoughtful Development.
Gellatly Road Development
4058 and 4066 Gellatly Road Rezoning and Development
The Gellatly Bay Goats Peak Community Association (GBGPCA) is committed to advocating for thoughtful development at the current boat storage yard (4058 and 4066 Gellatly Road). In late August 2021 a development application was made for this project which now includes two 10 storey buildings and one 8 storey building. The GBGPCA is concerned that a development of this size and stature could have serious consequences for the residents of our community, as well as, all other residents of West Kelowna who utilize Gellatly Bay for their recreation. Our team of volunteers will be working to keep our members up-to-date on any applications/hearings regarding this new proposal along with soliciting your feedback on this topic and others as they affect our neighbourhood.
Detailed materials currently available to the public on this rezoning request can be viewed starting at page 23 of this document.
Related association activities and notices on this initiative are below:
The Gellatly Bay Goats Peak Community Association (GBGPCA) provided a letter to our mayor, city councillors, and planning department as feedback to the latest draft of the Official…
In follow up to our association’s presentation at the April 2022’s Committee of the Whole Meeting we sought clarification and meetings with available City Council and Staff throughout…
The May 24, 2022 City of West Kelowna Council Meeting included various topics of interest to the GBGPCA which will be further reviewed by the association’s board members…
This fall the BC Provincial Government will be proceeding with Bill 26 which, when passed, will state that no public hearing will be required for a zoning bylaw…
The GBGPCA was told that rezoning and development application for 4058 and 4066 Gellatly Road as been currently put on hold pending release of the new Official Community…
In March 2022 our association President met with the City’s Chief Administrative Officer, Paul Gipps, and Planning Manager, Brent Magnan, to discuss the recent purchase of 4251 Gellatly…
Updates to the draft OCP have been completed and another round of feedback from the public is now being requested. This time the City is looking for your…
The GBGPCA has been keeping close tabs on the rezoning and development request for 4058 and 4066 Gellatly Road. This request has not yet made it’s way to…
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