It’s a massive development proposal that the proponent says will go a long way towards solving Kelowna’s affordable housing problem: hundreds of homes of all sizes in north Glenmore. But city planners are against it saying the location will give ‘ them’ nothing but headaches. As Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, that’s because the city’s landfill would be the new community’s neighbour
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Kelowna city staff are recommending council not approve plans for a major housing development on Diamond Mountain in the Glenmore area because of its proximity to the landfill
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