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Kimberley’s grant application for Platzl parking lot improvements denied

Kimberley’s grant application for Platzl parking lot improvements denied

Also denied; funding for additional washroom for Platzl
City of Kimberley begins 4-week Platzl parking lot renovation

City of Kimberley begins 4-week Platzl parking lot renovation

City recieves $750K grant to upgrade space
City of Kimberley to apply for grants for public washrooms in Platzl and Platzl parking lot improvements

City of Kimberley to apply for grants for public washrooms in Platzl and Platzl parking lot improvements

Both grants under same program
City of Kimberley seeks a location for Platzl ‘Urbaloo’

City of Kimberley seeks a location for Platzl ‘Urbaloo’

Council discussed possibility of putting it inside cuckoo clock
Platzl walkway to come down

Platzl walkway to come down

Structure not repairable, says Manager of Parks and Rec
City of Kimberley to apply for CBT grant for Platzl improvements

City of Kimberley to apply for CBT grant for Platzl improvements

Public washrooms are a priority

Kimberley Council removes parking spots

Two downtown parking spots removed due to safety concerns
Join Clanna Morna in Kimberley’s Platzl Saturday evening, July 2

Join Clanna Morna in Kimberley’s Platzl Saturday evening, July 2

One of the events many Kimberley residents and visitors have enjoyed in the years before the pandemic were the outdoor concerts presented by the Kimberley Arts Council/Centre 64. Whether presented for First Saturdays or Kaleidoscope Fest, these concerts were very well attended.
City of Kimberley receives CBT funding for Platzl enhancements

City of Kimberley receives CBT funding for Platzl enhancements

Back in the spring, the City of Kimberley applied for the Columbia Basin Trust’s new Community Outdoor Revitalization Program, which was set up to enhance outdoor gathering places in the community.

No free parking

Council renews Surface Parking Bylaw but promises adjustments in new year