Project Includes:
- Complex earthworks, soil remediation, habitat reconstruction, site servicing and roadworks on a 10 acre site.
- Removal and disposal of creosote piles logs and beams, as well as steel beams, piles, scrap metal and mass concrete.
- Removal of 15,000 tonnes of contaminated soils upland and along foreshore to the low tidal point, including wastewater and CL+ and Hazardous Waste (HW) soils.
- 40,000 tonnes of soil moved and gravels imported to reconstruct foreshore and create a new beach / wetland habitat.
- Reconstruction of Roche Creek including fish ladders installed inside existing 1800mm culvert crossing under Dollarton Hwy, supply and install pedestrian foot bridges, and multi-plate culverts spawning across Roche Creek.
- Trucking and placement of oyster shells from Nanaimo to restore oyster habitat.
- Walking pathway installation inside Cates Park connecting to the new foreshore trail network.
- Worked with Archeologists and Geotechnical Engineers to identify and protect Archeological artifacts and significant historic features.
- Performed corresponding Port Metro required works for shoreline reconstruction and removal of debris from the bottom of the inlet in up to 30 meters of water.
