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Kelowna’s Ramada Hotel redoes reno

Original plans from 2019 included a 12-storey tower
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(Photo/Meiklejohn Architects)

The Ramada Hotel on Harvey Avenue has torn down plans for a proposed 12-storey tower expansion.

Instead, a new building is being planned. The Ramada received a development permit in December 2019 for its original plan to build a 12-storey mass timber tower that would have added 82-rooms.

Documents titled Ramada Condo Development were provided to city staff this week. The new design shows a longer, six-storey building. The plans include an additional 160 rooms and a one-storey parkade underneath the addition.

Ramada needed to submit a new development permit to the city as the original from 2019 has since expired.

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