Tom Dyas says if he is elected mayor in October he would fight to save Kelowna Springs Golf Course from being sa国际传媒渢urned into warehouses.sa国际传媒�
Team Dyas released a statement Tuesday (July 26), a day after city council voted 4-3 to reconsider its earlier decision to designate the property as future industrial land in the 2040 Official Community Plan (OCP).
sa国际传媒淩esidents have told me that they expect their next mayor to fight to save Kelowna Springs, and thatsa国际传媒檚 what I will do,sa国际传媒� said Dyas.
During Mondaysa国际传媒檚 council meeting, Mayor Colin Basran pointed out that the owners of Kelowna Springs approached city staff regarding a possible land designation change to commercial or industrial, with the expectation they were going to cease operating.
The golf course was identified as a major opportunity for new industrial development by the city in 2020.
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