Approved Highway Access Our Relationship With Peachland Cornerstones Of Our Community Community & Housing Economic Development Education Healthcare Celebrating the Okanagan Lifestyle Advanced Technology & A Smart Neighbourhood Sustainability Hospitality The Plan Awards Site Plan Strategic Plan & Schedule Who We Are The Team Corporate Partners Contact Blog More Use tab to navigate through the menu items. All Posts Search Log in / Sign up New Monaco LP Jul 22, 2020 1 min read Approved Highway Access Updated: Sep 13, 2020 After years of negotiations with the province, New Monaco has been given a major green light having been granted a new entrance to the development, located between Hwy. 97 (Drought Hill) and the Connector (Hwy. 97C). Instead of building an access point off Drought Hill, access to the New Monaco development will be off the Connector, a few hundred metres west of the current interchange. On Hwy 97C, there’s more space, and the access is now essentially in the middle of the site. Construction is expected to start in the winter of 2021, with the first occupancies expected in the spring of 2022. 51 views0 comments Post not marked as liked Recent Posts See All Huge development that could double Peachland's population picking up steam A massive housing, commercial and educational development is gearing up to start building as many as 2,800 homes on the northern end of Peachland. The New Monaco project – estimated to be worth $1 bil 930 Post not marked as liked Billions of dollars in construction projects proposed for the Thompson-Okanagan From highway bridges and hydroelectric projects to massive housing developments, there are 39 major projects worth $4.4 billion proposed for the Thompson-Okanagan regions. Some may never come to fruit 350 1 like. Post not marked as liked1 First Impressions: The Okanagan Valley 410 Post not marked as liked ©2022 by New Monaco