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Kelowna City Projects Underway on New Tourist Signage

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Kelowna is pursuing a new north entry sign project with a budget of $1.17 million, though the final cost remains undetermined. This monument will be situated near Dry Valley Road, north of Kelowna International Airport. Separately, the city is also planning a $900,000 sign installation for the waterfront.

From kelownadailycourier.ca

Why it matters

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The projects involve significant public spending on city infrastructure and tourism marketing. The final cost of the north entry sign is expected to be higher than the initial budget.

From kelownadailycourier.ca

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  • KelownaCity responsible for the planned sign projects and operations of the airport.

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