The redevelopment of the former Kampe estate on Penticton’s Green Avenue will be one of two major public hearings taking place on Monday, June 20.

An 84-unit strata townhouse development has been proposed for the property.

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It will be a mix of 44 two-bedroom units and 40 three-bedroom units split across 10 buildings, which will require both a zoning and Official Community Plan bylaw amendment.

The proposal is about half the size of what was first brought forward for the property in 2021, by a different developer.

This current development has the eight buildings along the edge of the property at two-storeys in height, with the two in the middle at three-storeys with a ground floor garage.

In comparison, the rejected 2021 proposal would have seen two six-storey apartment buildings placed on the property.

The public hearing on June 20 also comes after a month-long public engagement process by the city.

The results of the hearing and the public engagement process will be presented before council on June 21 for a decision as to whether the project will be allowed to proceed.

Also going to a public hearing on June 20 following the Green Avenue proposal will be the North Wiltse Block, which is proposing close to 700 new residential units to Penticton.

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Information about both projects can be found ahead of the public hearings on shapeyourcitypenticton.ca.

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