Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – City of Kelowna.

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Road data is split into segments between intersections. Each segment contains the road name, property address range, intersection ID, and more. Dataset updated continuously.

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Official boundary for the City of Kelowna. Dataset updated continuously.

The City serves approximately 60,000 customers from the Poplar Point, Eldorado and Cedar Creek Pump Stations, and the Swick Road system provides water to approximately 300 customers. The raw water source is Okanagan Lake. Data will include active, and inactive features. Dataset updated continuously. Click the Download button to access the entire Water dataset (updated weekly).

Schedule 5 Part 2B of Bylaw 7900 contains a map of Groundwater Recharge Suitability areas in the City. This map is used to inform the design of private and public stormwater systems within the City.

The City serves approximately 60,000 customers from the Poplar Point, Eldorado and Cedar Creek Pump Stations, and the Swick Road system provides water to approximately 300 customers. The raw water source is Okanagan Lake. Data will include active, inactive and abandoned features. Dataset updated continuously. Click the Download button to access the entire Water dataset (updated weekly).

The City of Kelowna requires development permits addressing design guidelines as outlined in the 2040 Official Community Plan (OCP). Incorporating these Guidelines into a project’s design will encourage the creation of contextual and compatible architecture, high quality pedestrian realms, resilient and context-sensitive design, and will contribute to placemaking and design excellence in Kelowna.The OCP was adopted by Council on the 10th of January, 2022. Read more about the 2040 OCP on kelowna.ca.

Contours were derived from the 2023 DEM. Only the FGDB Download and DWG Download options are available due to the size of the the dataset.

Parcels include legal plans and addressing for all properties within the City limits. Parcel boundaries are not guaranteed to be accurate. Dataset updated continuously.

The data of OCP 2040 Map 10.1

Properties protected by the City of Kelowna through the approval of a Heritage Designation Bylaw. Dataset updated continuously.

Contains streetlight and traffic poles owned by the City of Kelowna.

The City serves approximately 60,000 customers from the Poplar Point, Eldorado and Cedar Creek Pump Stations, and the Swick Road system provides water to approximately 300 customers. The raw water source is Okanagan Lake. Data will include active, inactive and abandoned features. Dataset updated continuously. Click the Download button to access the entire Water dataset (updated weekly).

Enjoy the use of this basic basemap for the City of Kelowna giving you access to choose Orthophotos from 1997 to 2020.

The Public Art Program was established by resolution of Council in 1997. As of November 2013, the Public Art Collection included over 60 installations located throughout Kelowna ranging from murals and banners to sculptures and works integrated into local streetscapes.The goal of the Public Art Program is to help create culturally-enriched public spaces. More specifically, public art is a key component in the provision of public spaces that are not only safe and comfortable, but also foster a sense of place and an emotional attachment to Kelowna’s urban environment.

The City serves approximately 60,000 customers from the Poplar Point, Eldorado and Cedar Creek Pump Stations, and the Swick Road system provides water to approximately 300 customers. The raw water source is Okanagan Lake. Data will include active, inactive and abandoned features. Dataset updated continuously. Click the Download button to access the entire Water dataset (updated weekly).

The City serves approximately 60,000 customers from the Poplar Point, Eldorado and Cedar Creek Pump Stations, and the Swick Road system provides water to approximately 300 customers. The raw water source is Okanagan Lake. Data will include active, inactive and abandoned features. Dataset updated continuously. Click the Download button to access the entire Water dataset (updated weekly).

Specific roads have been designated as Truck Routes which restrict the hours of operation. Dataset updated continuously.

Properties protected by the City of Kelowna through the approval of a Heritage Revitalization Agreement. Dataset updated continuously.