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Should Kelowna charge non-residents more to access rec facilities?

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Residents outside City of Kelowna boundaries could pay more, or have less access to recreation programs at city-owned facilities.

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Non-Kelowna residents could pay more to access recreational services - Okanagan

Kelowna city council will float an idea, that if implemented, would benefit recreational users who live within city boundaries.

9 hours ago·Toronto, Canada

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Should Kelowna charge non-residents more to access rec facilities?

Residents outside City of Kelowna boundaries could pay more, or have less access to recreation programs at city-owned facilities.

20 hours ago·Kelowna, Canada

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City looks to move away from 'subsidizing' non-resident users of Salmon Arm facilities

Councillor suggests cost-sharing agreement with regional districts

1 day ago·Salmon Arm, Canada

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Non-Kelowna residents could pay more to access recreational services

Kelowna, B.C.,. city council will float an idea that, if implemented, would benefit recreational users who live within city boundaries. Called the ‘Resident First Program’, the concept would have non-city residents paying more to access recreational services and facilities. A staff report, which will be presented to council on Monday, states: “A resident-first program enables a municipality to prioritize the customer experience of its residents.…

11 hours ago

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