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Osoyoos officially joins RDOS’s environmental conservation service (opens the original)
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The Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen (RDOS) has welcomed another member aboard its efforts to boost environmental conservation. Following approval from the RDOS, the Town of Osoyoos completed the proposal to join the RDOSâs Environmental Conservation Service boundaries through a bylaw amendment. Along with joining the conservation efforts, Osoyoos is agreeing to contribute to the South Okanagan Conservation Fund (SOCF) as of next year. Marg Coulson, the interim Chief Administrative Of
Water Conservation bylaw in Oliver trickles toward approval (opens the original)
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A bylaw focused on water conservation in the Town of Oliver is a step closer to being fully approved, with recent edits made to the document reflecting the feedback provided by Council previously. The Water Conservation bylaw, advanced to a future Council meeting for all three readings, was first proposed in March 2025 as a way to enforce the Water Conservation Plan and the Drought Management Plan. Both Plans have been updated since March 2025. Previously, concerns had been raised about several
2026 irrigation shut-off dates announced in Oliver (opens the original)
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Irrigation shut-off dates in 2026 will remain nearly unchanged from what they were in 2025, with the Town of Oliver Council approving proposed dates at the end of last month. Kelly Mercer, the Director of Operations, presented the planned shut-off dates with the calendar turning to September. The irrigation season shutdown in 2026 is projected to be October 13, while the date to cease canal diversion would be October 28. That cease-diversion date remains unchanged from both 2024 and 2025, while
Osoyoos museum drives closer to zoning goal (opens the original)
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Members of the public in Osoyoos will get a chance to provide input on a zoning change that would officially grant museum status to a popular local attraction. The Desert Speed Heritage Museum (DSHM) sought the zoning amendment bylaw from the Town of Osoyoos Council, to allow for âcultural facilityâ designation. Such a designation would authorize the DSHM to be a year-round museum and tourist attraction, contributing further to the Osoyoos economy and the Townâs status as a resort municipa
Trio of policy updates ties up Oliver council in August (opens the original)
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Oliver Council saw a busy month of August, getting multiple new policies and policy updates approved across the two sets of meetings in the calendar month, with significant conversations guiding the path forward. An entirely new appropriate use policy for Information Systems and Communications Tools featured among the three policies discussed by Council. The Communications Tools policy would govern the use of digital information tools such as computers and mobile devices, and seek to prevent pri
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