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Mission Statement

The District of Peachland exists to provide affordable, quality local services to taxpayers, residents, and businesses. Council engages the community in two-way exchanges to fully understand the community’s needs and aspirations – Council’s decisions for and on behalf of the community are based on this understanding.

The District of Peachland exemplifies the following Corporate Values in its work:

Respect
Transparency
Fact based decision making
Community input and engagement
Progressive thinking
Accountability
Honesty

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News & Events

Public Hearing for Z22-05 - 4641 Princeton Ave
A public hearing is being held Tuesday, March 28 at 5:00 pm to discuss the rezoning of 4641 Princeton Avenue. The meeting will take place at the Community Centre located at 4450 6th Street. Click the heading for more information.
The Sweepers Are Coming!
APLS is coming back into Peachland soon to work through the annual street sweeping project. Weather dependent, they’re set to arrive the week of March 28th and estimate approximately 1 - 1.5 weeks to complete the works. District staff will continue to clean off sidewalks and other areas where the machines can’t readily access over the next 1 1/2 weeks to prepare for their arrival.
Attention Builders...Step Code 3 is on the way!
If you are building in Peachland, take note that Step Code 3 will be applicable as of May 1, 2023. Click the heading above to be taken to the website for more information.
Pop-Up Recycling Depot!
The Regional District Waste Reduction Office is again hosting a series of pop-up recycling depots for residents in Peachland. They’re an opportunity for residents to drop off depot only recyclables such as Styrofoam, glass and soft plastics in their own communities.
Foreshore Flood Mitigation Project
The Foreshore Flood Mitigation project is kicking off this week on Beach Avenue between 5th Street and Swim Bay. There will be equipment arriving on site over the next few days and the area will soon be fenced off to accommodate the works. Pedestrian detours will be in place on the opposite side of Beach Ave, please ensure that the barriers are respected, they’re there for both the safety of the contractors and the public. Traffic may be occasionally affected to allow for site access and dumping but there are no long-term road closures anticipated for the project duration. A variety of work will be undertaken to strengthen the foreshore including dredging within Swim Bay, installation of protective log structures (similar to those already in place along the shoreline) and re-keying of riprap. Substantial completion is expected in early to mid-May. Thank you for your patience as this project goes forward, updates will be posted here and on the District website as they become available.
 
 
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Upcoming District Events

Community Calendar

Sidewalk Snow Removal

Sidewalk Snow Removal
With winter weather here, it is good to review responsibilities for snow removal.

Keeping our sidewalks clear helps keep everyone safe and ensures access to all of the businesses and residences that share our roads.

Every owner or occupier of a building or lot adjacent to a sidewalk needs to ensure that the sidewalk is not covered by ice or snow between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.

Together we can maintain a safe pedestrian path that will benefit the community and the businesses of Peachland.

For more information please contact Bylaw Enforcement at 250-767-2647

About Peachland

About Peachland
Imagine living and working in a location that many people just dream about for vacation visits. Situated on eleven kilometers of Okanagan lakefront, Peachland is in the very heart of the recreation paradise that is the Okanagan Valley. Positioned midway between Kelowna and Penticton, it is the perfect location to draw from both population centres, and is well positioned to act as a hub for wine and other agri-tourism activities. Peachland is within easy reach of over 200 estate wineries and microbreweries. In the relatively brief winter season Peachland is centrally located to downhill skiing at Big White to the east and Apex Mountain to the south. Numerous hiking, biking, cross country skiing, and snow-mobiling trails are within minutes drive of Peachland.
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