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by Timothy Schafer on Tuesday May 04 2021 A West Kootenay EcoSociety renewable energy plan for the city was officially endorsed by city council recently, putting the community on the roadmap toward achieving a shared 100 per cent renewable energy goal by 2050 West Kootenay EcoSociety report The city is all in when it comes to a regional renewable energy plan. A West Kootenay EcoSociety renewable energy plan for the city and for the region as a whole was officially endorsed by city council recently, putting the community on the roadmap toward achieving a shared 100 per cent renewable energy goal by 2050. Nine West Kootenay local governments have adopted the 100 per cent renewable energy target, including Nelson, and took part in the exercise to develop the renewable energy roadmap over the last two years. ....
by Timothy Schafer on Thursday April 15 2021 Arising out of a public engagement campaign, BC Transit and city staff are recommending an option for the 300 block of Victoria Street that includes a mid-block pedestrian connection, space for up to six buses and minimal impacts “on other land uses on the west end of the street.” The city has taken a step toward realizing its new downtown transit exchange. Arising out of a public engagement campaign, BC Transit and city staff are recommending an option for the 300 block of Victoria Street that includes a mid-block pedestrian connection, space for up to six buses and minimal impacts “on other land uses on the west end of the street.” ....
by Timothy Schafer on Friday April 09 2021 Buddy’s Place on the 300 Block of Baker Street conducted its own online survey in December 2020, showing greater public support for downtown cannabis retail than in 2018. The third cannabis store has officially been inducted into the city’s downtown. Buddy’s Place, a cannabis retail store at 356 Baker Street, has stretched the cap of two cannabis retail stores in the downtown to three, after city council’s recent approval. The zoning amendment bylaw now permits a third cannabis retail store in the downtown by reallocating the unused permitted space on Nelson Avenue to the downtown, thereby maintaining a citywide cap of five stores, noted a staff report by city planner Alex Thumm. ....
Public input on new transit exchange design points to one option thenelsondaily.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from thenelsondaily.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.