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October 9, 2019 - City of Revelstoke to Seek Input on New Official Community Plan

In 2019, Revelstoke City Council adopted strategic priorities to guide their decision making. Council priority one is about livability - to aspire to a high quality of life, and to be a desirable and livable city for all citizens and visitors. Read on...
Council Highlights - October 8, 2019

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City Views Newsletter - October 2019

The October 2019 City Views Newsletter is now available for review. Read on...

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MEETINGS
Community
Parks & Rec

Oct 22
Council Meeting

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Oct 23
Social Development Committee Meeting

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Nov 4
Heritage Advisory Commission

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Nov 5
Advisory Planning Commission

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Nov 11
City Hall Closed - Remembrance Day
City Hall Closed on Monday, November 11th, 2019 from 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM and will re-open for business...
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The back story

The City of Revelstoke Official Community Plan (OCP) was last updated in 2009. OCPs typically plan for 20-years, however, a lot can change and evolve over time and Revelstoke is a prime example of that. Since 2009, the population has grown and shifted, development interests are increasing, and affordability is becoming more challenging.

The City is launching an OCP Vision Check-In with you, the community of Revelstoke.

Why participate??

Visioning is the process of discovering the kind of future you want as a community. A vision statement captures what you, as community members, most value about Revelstoke, and the shared image of what you want Revelstoke to become. The vision statement is used to guide strategic planning, decision making, and government officials who will direct the future of the city.

How can I participate?

This Visioning Toolkit provides the visioning questions being asked at pop up engagements and visioning parties. For your convenience, the Toolkit is available online, or in hard copies at
various businesses, community centres and City Hall.

Completing the questions

You can complete the survey questions online here and submit, or complete the hard copy and return to the staff team at City Hall, Development Services office, Second Street entrance.

JOHNSON HEIGHTS PLANNING PROCESS
The City of Revelstoke is developing a plan for the Johnson Heights Study Area.

The plan will consider:
For more information about the planning process, go to the Johnson Heights Study Area page or contact the Development Services Department at 250-837-3637.