Downtown Kelowna (Image Credit: Vernon Matters Staff)
Looking Ahead
Kelowna council to review 10-year capital plan, now nearing $3 billion
Sep 21, 2026 | 10:09 AM
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Kelowna’s proposed 10-year capital plan is growing to nearly $3 billion as the city faces higher construction costs and continued growth.
The 2027-2036 plan totals about $2.935 billion, an increase of $112 million from the current 2026-2035 plan.
The biggest increases include $76 million for the Clement Crosstown Connector, bringing its budget to $210 million, and $71 million for the second phase of the airport terminal expansion, now estimated at $138.8 million.
Other major increases include $46 million for Acland 2, $42 million for MNP Place Expansion and $37 million for the Poplar Point to Dilworth water transmission project.
