Photo: Contributed - City of Kelowna

As Kelowna's current council gets ready to leave office, it will get a chance to see how much of a dent was made in its three year priority list.

A report card outlining the progress of council's top nine priorities, struck after it was elected in 2012, shows all nine have either been complete or are in the process of being complete.

Of those nine priorities, three are complete while significant progress has been made on three others.

These include:

• Mobile Service Requests - Complete
• Pandosy Waterfront Plan - Complete
• Technology Centre - Complete
• Waterfront development - Significant
• Increased focus on economic development activities - Significant
• Rutland Town Centre revitalization (Our Rutland) - Significant
• New park strategy - In progress
• Tourism Centre - In progress
• One stop community services - Preliminary

Several priorities set out for 2014 have also been complete, including:

• Bernard Avenue Revitalization - Complete
• John Hindle Drive design - Complete
• Phase 1 of Gordon Drive Frequent Transit Network - Complete
• Downtown Interior Health Authority building - Complete
• City-wide Parking Management Strategy - Complete
• Police Services Building project - Significant
• Protect the Canadian National Railway corridor - Significant
• Central Green land sale - Significant
• Cycling & Pedestrian Master Plan - public consultation - In progress

Much of the effort in this term focused on building on momentum created through previous Councils, completing progressive and well-considered plans for the future and beginning the process of establishing
the foundation for major projects to be completed in future years.