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It won't be business as usual for a long-established Kelowna nursery and landscaping company.
Neway Landscape and Irrigation Ltd. has been in business since 2003, leasing property at 3740 Casorso Road. However, for several years, it has been a non-conforming farm use. The property in question is on ALR lands.
The company and its agents came to council Monday seeking approval to continue operating as usual while it slowly moved to make the operation fully conform.
Mayor Colin Basran commended the owner of the company and understood it was an emotional issue, but stated council has to do what's right for the agricultural community.
