Parking rules, regulations and rates are part of our City-wide parking management strategy, endorsed by Council in January 2014 and guided by a set of parking management principles. The strategy makes sure our parking system:
The Partners in Parks Grant Program is an initiative intended to strengthen neighbourhoods through partnerships with community groups that want to refresh and enhance local parks throughout Kelowna.
The City of Kelowna’s Parks & Buildings Planning Division administers The Partners in Parks grant program for the community. This grant program and subsequent project is intended to:
The City maintains data related to addressing, zoning, legal lot dimensions and utility infrastructure (storm, sanitary and water). The mapsheets you can download below are a portable representation of the data that exists within a certain area, as outlined by the blue grid. The mapsheets are created once a month and the latest revision date can be found on the mapsheet itself.
We are committed to fostering an open government and one of the ways in which we work to accomplish this priority is by providing municipal data free of charge for public and commercial use.
Our Open Data Portal is where you can explore how we are working to create greater transparency and accountability, and promote innovation and economic opportunities through open data and open information.
All fees and charges listed below are accurate as of January 2025. You can also download the Fees & charges document.
Please contact us when you are ready to schedule a service with the Cemetery. Whether it is a full burial or placing an urn in a niche, we are happy to assist with the process. The Cemetery Administration Office is open Monday - Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. (no sales after 3 p.m.).
Kelowna Memorial Park Cemetery occupies 50 picturesque acres at the base of Dilworth Mountain adjacent to the Kelowna Golf & Country Club. Originally an Anglican Church burial ground at the turn of the century, this historical area of Kelowna remembers both pioneers and recent citizens who helped shape our community.
Mobile food vendors who wish to operate in Kelowna are subject to the requirements of the Fire and Life Safety Bylaw, 10760, as listed below. Vendors who are non-compliant with the