After nearly 30 years of operating a family coffee business from Oliver’s Bellevue Drive neighbourhood, boutique coffee brand, Wolf Tree Coffee Co. may be forced to move, one that will likely see the homegrown business leave town.
The town of Oliver’s after-action review of the May 6, 2023 flooding indicates many positives in their emergency response along with specific recommendations to improve its plans and response.
Zoning amendments for six proposed duplexes to be built on Chardonnay Ave. in Oliver have passed first and second reading at Council. These units, if built, will bring a total of 12 new dwelling units to an already existing neighbourhood.
Oliver Town Council is awaiting cost estimates for various projects addressing traffic calming and active transportation networks that could be undertaken by Public Works.
Nobody is challenging Oliver’s mayor in the upcoming election, but eight people are running for council.
Oliver town council wants more information before approving a proposed new manufacturing shop in the industrial area.
Desert Gem owner Scott Nelson accuses Oliver’s planning department of misleading town council.
The developer referred to neighbours’ concerns as a NIMBY syndrome – not in my backyard.
Lyonel Doherty Times-Chronicle Oliver town council has approved a development permit for a...