Court rules in city's favour, petition challenging Build Kamloops AAP dismissed
The woman who launched an unsuccessful challenge in B.C. Supreme Court over the city’s use of an alternative approval process last summer says she plans to appeal the judge’s decision to dismiss her petition.
Kathrine Wunderlich filed the petition in October, seeking to overturn two council-adopted bylaws authorizing the city to borrow up to $275 million for a performing arts centre, arena multiplex and future project design work.
On Friday, Justice Joel Groves said he didn’t see any basis for the borrowing bylaws to be quashed, as the city took reasonable steps to inform the public about the AAP.
“Obviously, we’re disappointed,” Wunderlich said of the judge’s decision.
Speaking with reporters after hearing Groves’ decision, Wunderlich said she planned to file an appeal right away.