Kamloops council to discuss housing, hotel developments, motion for mayor’s resignation
KAMLOOPS — The regular Kamloops council meeting will have a different start time Tuesday (May 14) — and a full agenda.
Tuesday’s meeting will be the first since council approved a new calendar that has regular meetings starting at 9:30 a.m., with closed meetings following in the afternoon. That reverses the long-held norm for council Tuesdays.
The agenda for the morning meeting includes details on plans for a 90-unit hotel in Aberdeen and a 53-unit townhouse development in Pineview Valley.
Staff will report on how the city is progressing on provincially-set housing targets. Last year, the NDP government listed Kamloops among 10 municipalities it claimed was not approving enough new housing construction.