The Elector Registration Bylaw sets the rules for registration of electors at the time of voting for the general local government election under the Local Government Act.

The Water Regulation Bylaw sets out the rates charged for use of the City’s Water Utility. Provisions are made for consumption charges for both residential and commercial based on the quantity of water used.

These City bylaws can be adjudicated. This bylaw sets out the option to either pay the penalty or request a hearing. Some of the bylaws covered include the building bylaw (No. 7245), business license bylaw (No. 7878), fire safety bylaw (No. 10760), traffic bylaw (No. 8120), parks bylaw (No. 10680), zoning bylaw (No. 8000), sign bylaw (No. 8235) and the solid waste bylaw (No. 10106).

The City of Kelowna Election Sign Bylaw outlines use and placement of signs during federal, provincial, local government, or school district election campaigns or referendums. The bylaw applies to both public and private land.

This bylaw is established under the direction of the City Clerk to provide for the control of the creation, use, maintenance, storage, security, retrieval, and disposition of records created or received by the City.

This bylaw regulates development of land and building construction that is subject to flooding by Mill Creek.

This bylaw sets out the regulations for the City’s residential garbage collection system and landfill, including the size and location of garbage containers, the amount of garbage to be picked up, the types of garbage permitted, disposal requirements for specific types of waste and materials that are prohibited at the dump. The bylaw also sets out the landfill disposal fees, garbage pick-up rates and special annual levy for landfill disposal costs.

This bylaw establishes an Intermunicipal Services Scheme involving the City of Kelowna, the City of Vernon, the District of Westside and the City of Penticton and covers affordable housing, climate action, harmonization of regulations, sustainable development, and transit.

This bylaw regulates the use of pesticides for non-essential purposes within the city and includes the mandatory posting of written notices and the appropriate penalties and/or fines.

The Inter-Community Mobile Business Licence Bylaw establishes authorizes participating municipalities to permit certain kinds of businesses to operate across municipal jurisdictions within the province while minimizing the need to obtain a separate municipal business licence in each jurisdiction. This does not cover social escort services, body-rub services or taxis, limos or buses.