Thanks guys, Kelowna has such a nice natural setting, I really hope it has a decent skyline within the next 20 years. You think one would try and funnel most of Kelowna's growth into high rises and infill, instead of eating away at the farmland and beautiful grasslands / ponderosa pine forests that make the area so enjoyable. You could easily fit the next 20 years worth of predicted growth into the existing urban footprint of Kelowna.
Thanks guys, Kelowna has such a nice natural setting, I really hope it has a decent skyline within the next 20 years. You think one would try and funnel most of Kelowna's growth into high rises and infill, instead of eating away at the farmland and beautiful grasslands / ponderosa pine forests that make the area so enjoyable. You could easily fit the next 20 years worth of predicted growth into the existing urban footprint of Kelowna.
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