The results are in from the online survey and the 15 question poll conducted from June 7 - July 12 reveals some interesting preferences for the downtown core.
Highlights include strong support for a downtown that gives more sidewalk space to pedestrians and retailers. 81 % of responders said they would make downtown a destination more often if its pedestrian spaces were enhanced.
When it came to parking, 64 % said they would not be deterred from visiting downtown if the number of on-street parking stalls were reduced on Bernard by 62 stalls to accommodate more pedestrians and patio space.
The survey also shows 55 % support for the parallel parking scenario that reduces parking stalls on Bernard by 62 spaces in order to make more room for sidewalks.
Take a look at the full results online at kelowna.ca/cityprojects.
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