Oliver Town Council has officially proclaimed June 2-8, 2024 as Seniors’ Week in Oliver with a number of events scheduled to celebrate and honour the many contributions seniors make to the community of Oliver.
The South Okanagan Chamber of Commerce is looking for support to formalize its business retention program to provide more organized support for local businesses in this challenging economy.
Failing to escape from the deadlock, Oliver Town Council has now directed staff to cancel the contract with the excavating company for the works on Station St. for the much anticipated Plaza Project.
Oliver’s 2022 Annual Water Report flowed through Council on March 27 with full support and sent to the Town’s website with no discussion.
Just be you.
That’s what a group of Oliver students is saying as it advocates for a rainbow crosswalk in front of Tuc-el-Nuit Elementary School.
Oliver Town Council has given the green light to two housing proposals to go to public hearing on March 27.
Council approved a recommendation to install a speed reader on Meadows Drive near Heritage House to address safety concerns in the area.
The Town of Oliver is defending its water rates, stating they are fair and equal despite what some users say.
The Oliver Town Council meeting on February 13, 2023 was a contentious one, council passed the third reading of an Official Community Plan (OCP) amendment and a zoning amendment in a proposal to build six duplexes on Chardonnay Avenue only hours after a public hearing on the matter took place.
A proposal to build six duplexes on Chardonnay Avenue in Oliver has several neighbours crying foul over building heights and increased density. However, that didn’t stop town council from adopting it on Monday.
Council made decisions on various appointments, irrigation dates, and a SILGA resolution.
If at first you don’t succeed, try again. That’s what Oliver town council is doing as it prepares to look at a revised plan for a new Town Hall/affordable housing project on Main Street.
Town council has amended its meeting schedule to every three weeks instead of two.
Terry Schafer is the new (but not so new) voice on Oliver town council following today’s election that saw all three incumbents voted back in.
A recent presentation to Oliver town council by RDOS planning manager Chris Garrish outlined the highlights of the Regional Growth Strategy (RGS) review.
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The Town of Oliver has denied a request from FortisBC to contribute towards a water upgrade project.
A least one town councillor will not be seeking re-election in Oliver this fall.
Council agreed the acknowledgement will be read at regular public meetings, during public ceremonies, and placed on the wall in council chambers.
The plaza will be a major addition to the area, with an ability for residents and visitors to gather outside for seasonal events, farmers’ markets and even art gallery showings.
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The Town of Oliver has approved a 10 per cent penalty rate on unpaid property taxes effective July 5, 2022.
The Fairview jail in Oliver will finally get heritage designation.