City Hall
The construction of City Hall in 2022-2023, exceeded environmental standards through the extensive use of sustainable materials, and energy efficient heating and lighting systems.
The construction of City Hall in 2022-2023, exceeded environmental standards through the extensive use of sustainable materials, and energy efficient heating and lighting systems.
The City Hall landscape design is inspired by Make Water Work practices, using native drought resistant plants, reducing water usage, providing habitat for pollinators and ensuring resilience to future climate change.
Landscaping
The City Hall landscape design is inspired by Make Water Work practices, using native drought resistant plants, reducing water usage, providing habitat for pollinators and ensuring resilience to future climate change.
Funding from the Okanagan Basin Water Board, the Province of British Columbia, BC Hydro, the Sons of Scotland, and the Queens Jubilee Fund has made the City Hall landscaping possible.
Upon completion, residents will have the opportunity to explore the Make Water Work demonstration garden. This initiative aims to educate visitors on water conservation through innovative planting techniques.
The City Hall landscape design is inspired by Make Water Work practices, using native drought resistant plants, reducing water usage, providing habitat for pollinators and ensuring resilience to future climate change.
