
NSBIA to monitor new Access Hub as new Kamloops facility begins operations
KAMLOOPS — The North Shore Business Improvement Association (NSBIA) will be watching to ensure that there are no impacts to businesses caused by the new North Shore Access Hub, which opened on Monday last week (Jan. 27).
NSBIA Executive Director Jeremy Heighton says they’re hoping to see regular patrols around the site at 142 Tranquille Road so that any potential issues are dealt with immediately.
“We will have our eye firmly on the accountability side of this conversation and we’ll be ensuring that the response teams in our city are stepping in and effectively dealing with issues as they arise,” Heighton said. “It is what is required. It really is about how are we making sure that there are no negative impacts in the immediate area.”
“We have a history in this neighbourhood of a very poor operator and so rightly, businesses are worried and we need to pay attention to that and we need to ensure that their rights are front and centre.”