Welcome to all Shannon Lake Residents!
This is the web-site for the Shannon Lake Neighbourhood Association (SLNA)
A not for profit organization registered under the Society Act of B.C. with the mandate to advance and maintain the quality of life within the Shannon Lake Neighbourhood and represent Shannon Lake Neighbourhood Association members in dealing with all agencies that affect life within the Shannon Lake Neighbourhood. All residents and businesses within the Shannon Lake area are welcome to become involved in this Association.
The 2010 SLNA Community Meeting and AGM shall be held Monday, May 31, 2010 at 7:00 p.m.
The AGM venue is the Shannon Lake Elementary School Library. The AGM this year will feature guest speakers Mayor Doug Findlater and the District of West Kelowna CAO, Jason Johnson. The topic of the presentation will be an overview of the District's Strategic Priorities and a discussion session anticipated to cover the Secondary Suite issue, Roads and Traffic, and the Landfill Closure/Transfer Station.The 3rd Edition of the SLNA Advocate is on the street!
The newsletter, containing current topics of interest to our community, is published quarterly and we hope to distribute copies to all residences in the Shannon Lake area.
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- or the Fall 2009 edition by clicking: HERE
- or the Winter 2010 edition by clicking: HERE
DWK Secondary Suite Policy Update
The District of West Kelowna is in the process of developing a Secondary Suite Policy. The West Kelowna Residents Association wrote a detailed letter outlining their concerns regarding key concepts of the policy. This letter was circulated to our members. Mayor Findlater provided a comprehensive response which can be viewed HEREDWK Council Meeting for Neighbourhood Updates
On December 2, 2009 The District of West Kelowna invited 11 neighbourhood associations to present a "neighbourhood update" of current issues and concerns. SLNA attended and presented a powerpoint presentation documenting issues and concerns raised by members and input received from the Shannon Lake community over recent history. The format only allowed a brief 10 minutes of presentation and 10 minutes of questions from the Council members. We believe our presentation was well received and we did try to cover as much ground as possible with the limited time provided. This process will likely be repeated at least annually so we will be working on a fluid and evolving document.
For a copy of the SLNA presentation please click HERE
About this web-site
This is a "work in progress" website so please check the various pages of this site and feel free offer any comments/concerns by sending us a note at slna@shannonlake.org. Check back often as we are hoping to populate this website with much information that will be of use to our neighbourhood and members.Thank-you for visiting!