Official Community Plan

Official Community Plan adopted

After a three-year community visioning and OCP update initiative, which included extensive public consultation, Council adopted the updated Official Community Plan (OCP). The updated OCP sets growth objectives for the community and identifies how more than 12,000 new residents will be welcomed and accommodated within the next 20 years. It also establishes a growth boundary and aims to create a more complete, compact and connected community by focusing on infill housing and concentrating most development within two urban and five neighbourhood centres. The OCP also calls for more economic opportunities in the West Kelowna Business Park and prioritizes climate change objectives.

View the Official Community Plan 2020-2040 Document

Search the Interactive Map

The interactive map reflects the land use based on the future growth concept for West Kelowna.

To search your property:

• Type in your address to the search bar and click the magnifying glass
• Or click anywhere on the map and drag and scroll in any direction

On the map, you'll see the proposed future land use of each area, such as the Westbank Urban Centre, Boucherie Urban Centre, five neighbourhood centres and West Kelowna Business Park.

*This interactive map reflects updates to the policies in the update of the OCP.

Schedule 1: Land Use Plan Map

About the OCP

West Kelowna is home to nearly 39,000 people and by 2040 we expect to welcome an additional 12,000 new residents to our community. To help guide this growth, we are updating our OCP to establish policies that make West Kelowna a great place to live, work and play and reflect the Community Vision established in 2021. All municipalities, regional districts, and the Islands Trust in British Columbia have the authority to create an official community plan. 

Our OCP is a blueprint for how our community should evolve to meet our collective vision and accommodate growth. The OCP applies to all of our West Kelowna community and is the main policy that Council uses to guide decisions that may include: