Bluepoint Construction, a division of Meraki Resources, is proud to partner with the City of Kelowna on Phase 3 of the City Park pathway improvements, delivering infrastructure that reflects Kelowna’s vision for a more connected, resilient, and thriving community.
This work is part of the City’s 10-Year Capital Plan, a strategic roadmap designed to keep pace with Kelowna’s rapid population growth. These upgrades to City Park will create more accessible pathways, revitalize the shoreline, and improve amenities, and Bluepoint is proud to be a part of it.
What’s Coming in Phase 3?
This next chapter will revitalize the waterfront experience from the Cold Sands Washroom to the Abbott Street park entrance, with upgrades that include:
- A separated pathway for pedestrians and cyclists
- Relocated dog beach for improved access
- New benches, lighting, and landscaping
- Enhanced water access near the cenotaph plaza
- Foreshore and utility upgrades to strengthen long-term infrastructure
These improvements will make City Park more accessible, safer, and enjoyable for everyone, while renewing aging infrastructure and building systems that last.
Bluepoint Construction is committed to enhancing this cherished community space. Watch for updates as the project moves forward.
About Bluepoint Construction:
Bluepoint Construction is a full-service civil construction company based in Kelowna, British Columbia. Our reputation as a trusted civil construction contractor is built on a foundation of 20+ years of experience. After two decades, there isn’t much that we haven’t seen.
We have paved a successful career path working with municipalities and private developers to bring collaborative, effective and sustainable solutions for the most challenging projects.
About Meraki Resources:
Meraki Resources is a group of diverse businesses that offer land and resource management services, including forestry management and operations, civil construction, and heavy-duty mechanical services in British Columbia and Alberta. We recognize that our operations occur on the unceded and traditional territories of many coastal First Nations.
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