Prince George City Council gave the final approval to the City's updated Official Community Plan (OCP) bylaw at last night's (Monday) meeting.Â
This followed more than two years of public consultation and engagement with residents and community groups.Â
The City of Prince George is one step closer to an update Official Community Plan. (OCP)
Tonight (Wednesday) Prince George City Council gave third reading to the Official Community Plan Bylaw following a public hearing on the document.Â
Prince George City Council will be hosting another public hearing for the Official Community Plan Wednesday evening.
Other public hearings were held in March and April earlier this year, at which time around 20 residents spoke at the meeting to give their thoughts on the draft OCP.Â
The City's Official Community Plan (OCP) is going to another public hearing.Â
At tonight's (Wednesday) meeting, Prince George City Council made progress on the City's OCP, implementing resolutions made earlier this year, and giving the OCP Bylaw second reading.Â
The City's Official Community Plan is coming back to the Council table.Â
At this week's meeting, taking place Wednesday evening, Prince George City Council will discuss the implementation of Council Resolutions from previous meetings.Â
Prince George City Council went through 33 resolutions relating to the Official Community Plan (OCP) at tonight's (Monday) meeting.Â
These came back to the Council table with staff reports on resolutions presented during meetings held on April 9th and 16th.Â
Prince George City Council will take the next steps on the Official Community Plan (OCP) at Monday's meeting.Â
This comes after public hearings that were held on March 19th and April 9th, where the public had opportunity to comment on a draft OCP.Â
According to provincial data supplied to MyPGNow.com, there are between 17,000 and 18,000 operational $10-a-day childcare spaces in B.C.
This accounts for 10 percent of all licensed childcare spots in the province, with the remaining 90% not part of the program.Â