FSJ Dog Park Report for August 13 2018 by Adam Reaburn

REQUEST FOR DECISION File # 1220 1220--20, 6130 6130--20 Report To:

Mayor and Council

From:

General Manager of Community Services

Presenter:

Ray Avanthay

Subject:

Administration Report No. 0181/18 Dog Park - Funding and Construction Options

Meeting:

Regular Council

Meeting Date:

13 Aug 2018

RECOMMENDATION: "THAT, Council award the tender for the Toboggan Hill Park Off Off--Leash Dog Park Development to the lowest bidder meeting the minimum specifications, Knappett Industries from Fort St. John, at a cost of $705,947.00 plus applicable taxes, AND FURTHER THAT, Council approve an additional 2018 budget of $368,000.00 to be allocated from the 2018 (Community Works) Gas Tax Reserve." CITY MANAGER'S COMMENTS: Support recommendation. ALTERNATIVE RECOMMENDATION: "THAT, Council direct staff to use the original $500,000.00 in the C2 Capital Budget for the consultation, design, and tendering of a New Off Off--Leash Dog Park, with an additional 2018 budget allocation of $368,000.00, previously budgeted for the yard waste roll carts project that has been deferred, to be allocated from the 2018 (Community Works) Gas Tax Reserve AND THAT, the full budget allocation be carried forward to the 2019 budget year with construction beginning in January 2019." OR "THAT, Council direct staff to use the original $500,000.00 in the C2 Capital Budget for the consultation, design, tendering and construction of a New Off Off--Leash Dog Park, approving work to be done up to but not exceeding the 2018 C2 budget allocation for 2018, with the remaining $368,000.00 needed to complete the project being funded through 2019 C2 Capital Budget funding with the work to be completed in Spring 2019."

OR "THAT, Council does not approve the tenders received on July 17, 2018, AND THAT, Council directs staff to re re--tender the project with a reduced scope, AND FURTHER THAT, the Toboggan Hill Off Off--Leash Dog Park Development project be completed in 2019."

KEY ISSUES(S)/ CONCEPTS DEFINED: At the July 23, 2018 Regular Council meeting, Administration Report No. 158/18 - Tender Award - Toboggan Hill Park Off Off--Leash Dog Park Development was presented to Council and the following resolution was passed: RESOLUTION NO. 288/18 MOVED/SECONDED “THAT, Administration Report No. 158/18 – Tender Award - Toboggan Hill Park Off Off-Leash Dog Park Development be tabled; AND FURTHER THAT, staff provide a report to Council that includes: the scope of work for the dog park with associated costs, and a list of the City City’’s capital reserve accounts that itemizes future projects projects’’ funding allocations and remaining balances. balances.”” CARRIED Council directed staff to provide detailed information on the scope and requirements of the Toboggan Hill Off Off--Leash Dog Park. An explanation of the project is attached to this report, included the detailed design for the park as well as the full list of requirements for construction (as an excerpt from the Request for Proposal for Construction Services). Due to constraints imposed by the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, we are unable to provide the details of the successful proponent's bid. Council's resolution requesting a list of the City's capital reserve accounts will be addressed at a later date by Finance staff, who were unable to compile a report, due to vacation schedules. The key issue to be addressed by this report are the options available to Council with regard to the construction of the Toboggan Hill Off Off--Leash Dog Park.

RELEVANT POLICY:

IMPLICATIONS OF RECOMMENDATION

COMPLIANCE WITH STRATEGIC GOALS: Goal No. 3 - Build and manage public assets and human resources that support the current and future needs of the community.

COMPLIANCE WITH STRATEGIC PRIORITIES: Strategic Goal No. 3 3.1 Implement and monitor the recommendations from existing Master Plans 3.4 Undertake the construction of new facilities as required

GENERAL: The Toboggan Hill Off Leash Dog Park is a 9 acre park. (Centennial park, inclusive of the Parcour site is just over 6 acres) acres).. It is composed of a perimeter fence that encircles separate enclosures for small, medium and large dogs. The park is enhanced by retained natural growth forest combined with grassy open areas and plantings that add color and interest throughout the year. The gravel and asphalt pathways are enhanced by lighting, benches, dog waste bag dispensers, waste receptacles and a dog friendly water fountain. Parking included in the project will serve the dog park and add value for citizens using the skate park, disk golf course or just walking in the park. The development of a dog park was identified as a priority in the Parks and Recreation Master Plan that was completed in 2016 and adopted by Council in January 2017. In 2017, an estimated budget of $500,000.00 was allocated for the dog park. The City had only ever constructed a temporary dog park and was embarking on the project with little reliable historical data. On January 1, 2018, staff issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the public engagement, consultation and conceptual design options of an off off--leash dog park. The RFP was awarded to EDS Group and was structured so that the City was able to continue to work with EDS group to perform the detail design work for the park through a change order in the contract. As part of the project, the consultant and City staff undertook a robust community engagement. From that input, the location, size, scope and conceptual designs of the project were determined. Public consultation delivered a beautiful, landscaped, 9 acre park with a trail system and features

that make dogs and their owners comfortable. The park will materially enhance the south west corner of Toboggan Hill Park by linking to new trails, providing a new parking area and adding Crime Prevention through Envrionmental Design (CPTED) deterrents. Following the public consultations, Council approved the recommended park concept presented in "Administration Report No. 0006/18 - Preferred Concept for Dog Park Development". Staff and the consultant developed the detailed designs and tender documents. The tender consisted of the following key components:

tree clearing tree planting and grass establishment pedestrian furniture lighting trails, fencing site grading asphalt parking lot storm servicing.

The tender was posted to the City of Fort St. John website and BC Bid on July 4, 2018. Inquiries were received until July 12, 2018, 2:00 pm local time. Addendums were posted on the City of Fort St. John website and BC Bid on July 6th and 13th. Tenders were accepted until 2:00 pm local time on Tuesday, July 17, 2018. At that time, the following sealed bids were opened by the Director of Facilities and Grounds and the bids were recorded by a representative from the Finance Department. The bids that were received are as follows:

General Contractor Knappett Industries S. Young Enterprises Ltd. Interoute Construction Ltd. (DBA DGS Astro Paving

Tender Amount $705,947.00 $1,060,034.00 $1,275,862.11

The bids received confirmed staff assumptions that the project scope would

require additional funding. The addition of the dog park will add value to Toboggan Hill Park as a destination park and benefit the community over all. Those benefits include:

increased parking for all users increased active green space additional trails increased visibility lighting and safety on the trails and for the surrounding neighbourhoods reduced fire hazards by reducing fuel load and forest interface enhance safety and security of surrounding neighbourhoods and park users by increasing public use and activity in the park (CPTED) attraction and retention of residents, professionals and businesses to the City reduction of unwanted off leash dog encounters throughout the City.

Upon review of the annual capital budget, staff has noted that $650,000.00 of Gas Tax Reserve funding is available due to the deferral of a budgeted project (Roll Carts for Yard Waste Recycling). As a result, this grant funding is available to be combined with budgeted 2018 Peace River Agreement funding to meet the total budget requirements for the Toboggan Hill Off Off--Leash Dog Park Project. Staff has presented four options for Council's consideration: Option 1 - Project awarded as tendered and commence in 2018 (Gas Tax Funds) In this option, Council would use the original $500,000.00 in the C2 Capital Budget for the consultation, design, tendering and construction of a new Off Off-Leash Dog Park, plus an additional 2018 budget allocation of $368,000.00 which will be allocated from the Gas Tax Reserve. Work on the park will start in 2018 and continue while weather permits. Funds for remaining work will be carried over into 2019 budget cycle and work on the park will be completed in Spring 2019. Some benefits of this option are that paving can be scheduled for early 2019, before large capital projects are set to begin. This is the option recommended to Council. Option 2 - Project awarded as tendered and commence in 2019 (Gas Tax

Reserve Funded) In this option, Council would use the original $500,000.00 in the C2 Capital Budget for the consultation, design, and tendering of a New Off Off--Leash Dog Park, and an additional 2018 budget allocation of $368,000.00 which will be allocated from the Gas Tax Reserve. The full allocation will carried over to the 2019 budget year. Earthworks and clearing can be carried out during the first quarter of 2019 and landscaping, plantings and paving will be completed as soon as soil conditions permit in Spring 2019. Some benefits of this option are that the noisy and disruptive earthworks are carried out during the winter when residents are not using the park as often and when their windows are closed and their furnaces are running. Option 3 - Project awarded as tendered and commence in 2018 (2019 PRA funds) In this option, the Council would use the original $500,000.00 in the C2 Capital Budget for the consultation, design, tendering and construction of a New Off Off--Leash Dog Park, and approve work to be done up to but not exceeding the 2018 C2 budget allocation for 2018. The remaining $368,000.00 needed to complete the project will be funded through new 2019 C2 Capital Budget funding with the work to be completed in Spring 2019. This option allows us to utilize both the 2018 and 2019 Peace River Agreement allocation. Option 4 4-- Tender is rejected and Project is redesigned to reduce scope of work In this option, the Council would reject the tender based of budget considerations. The Council would then instruct staff to work with the consultant to align the design of the park to fit within the allocated budget. Construction of the Off Off--Leash Dog Park would be delayed to 2019 or 2020. This option would require additional consulting and engineering funds for the redesign and retendering. Any unused funds from the 2018 C2 Budget allocation could be carried over and additional funding for the completion of the park will be presented for inclusion in the 2019 capital budget. This option will allow us to reduce the cost of the construction of the park but additional costs would be incurred during the engineering and tendering process.

ORGANIZATIONAL: FINANCIAL:

This project was approved in the C2 Category of the 2018 Capital Budget process. Total approved 2018 budget, including the consultation, design and tendering is $500,000. Tenders received ranged in cost from approximately $706,000 to $1.2 million. Total project cost is projected to be 868,000 inclusive of consulting fees specific to this project, contracting costs and contingencies. Work includes : Landscape Improvements - earthworks, tree removal, seed, sod, benches Hard landscaping - gravel trails, asphalt trails, fencing, garbage cans, fountain Plant Materials trees and shrubs - evergreen and deciduous Shallow Utilities - parking area power and lighting, pathway power and lighting Road work and parking lot - earthworks, concrete, asphalt, pavement markings Site Services - including storm drain, water service, sewer service (There is a full list of requirements and quantities attached to this report.)

Due to freedom of information requirements we are not able to provide specific unit rates in an open meeting. Contractor Total Consulting and Project Management Contingencies

$705,947.00 $112,000.00 $50,000.00

TOTAL PROJECT COST

$867,947.00

2018 Budget as approved Additional Funding Requested

$500,000.00 $368,000.00

Upon selection of the preferred option, negotiations with the contractor and weather contingent scheduling may require the entire project or a portion of it be deferred to 2019. Approved funding for this project was allocated from the Peace River Agreement; additional funds will be allocated from the 2018 (Community Works) Gas Tax Reserve. Gas Tax funding is an annual grant which is used to fund projects such as

traffic signals, trail development, sidewalk construction and roll carts for solid waste and recycling collection. The Gas Tax Reserve has a balance of $1,069,743.96 of which $650,000.00 is available due to the deferral of a budgeted project (Roll Carts for Yard Waste Recycling). As a result, this grant funding is available to be combined with budgeted 2018 Peace River Agreement funding to meet the total budget requirements for the Toboggan Hill Off Off--Leash Dog Park Project. With this allocation, all funding for the project will be from grant sources.

FOLLOW UP ACTION: COMMUNITY CONSULTATION: Community consultation on the location and concept plan for the dog park was conducted utilizing a workshop, open house, public drop in session, surveys and attendance in the City of Fort St John booth at the Annual CKNL Trade Show. Engagement Summary:

16 stakeholders attended an invitation only workshop 110 people attended a public drop in session Booth at trade show saw 200 “meaningful conversations conversations”” 10 people attended open house to review concept design 256 people completed survey #1 137 people completed survey #2

COMMUNICATION: The results of the tender bids were posted on the City's website and BC Bid in accordance with policy. Upon Council's approval, staff will inform the successful bidder and non non--successful bidders in writing.

DEPARTMENTS CONSULTED ON THIS REPORT: Integrated Services was consulted with Planning providing comments during the site selection and concept design phase. Engineering provided review of the plans and comments throughout the process. Community Services through Grounds was closely involved throughout the entire process from site selection to tender preparation. Strategic Services provided support throughout the process through the

Project Coordinator. Additional internal consultation on associated capital projects including trail development and infrastructure upgrades is planned.

Attachments: Dog Park Approved Design Drawings Toboggan Hill Off Leash Dog Park Schedule of Quantities and Prices (Tender Excerpt) Examples of Eligible Projects (UBCM Gas Tax)

RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED: Ray Avanthay, Parks Manager 25 Jul 2018

EDS Group Inc. 15 - 51109 RR 271 Spruce Grove, Alberta T7Y 1G7 Bus: (780) 271 - 1689

GENERAL NOTES: SITE WORK 1.

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THE CONTRACTOR IS TO VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS AND REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES TO THE CONSULTANT FOR FURTHER DIRECTION. LAYOUT IS TO BE APPROVED BY THE CONSULTANT PRIOR TO THE START OF CONSTRUCTION. ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE IN MILLIMETERS UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. MINIMUM ONE (1) YEAR MAINTENANCE IS REQUIRED ON ALL PLANT MATERIAL AND TURF UNLESS OTHERWISE APPROVED BY CITY OF FORT ST. JOHN ALL LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TO BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, CITY OF FORT ST. JOHN MUNICIPAL STANDARDS IN ITS LATEST EDITION.

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THE CONTRACTOR IS TO SUPPLY AND INSTALL A 12MM FIBRE MASTIC JOINT WHENEVER MATCHING TO, OR ABUTTING TO, ANY CONCRETE SURFACE OR BUILDING EDGE. ALL PLANT MATERIAL IS TO BE NURSERY GROWN STOCK AND SHALL MEET OR EXCEED THE SPECIFICATIONS OF THE CANADIAN NURSERY TRADES ASSOCIATION FOR SIZE, HEIGHT, SPREAD, GRADING, QUALITY, AND METHOD OF CULTIVATION. ALL SOD AREAS TO HAVE A TOPSOIL DEPTH OF 100MM. ALL SEED AREAS TO HAVE TOPSOIL TO A DEPTH OF 150MM. ALL PLANT BEDS TO HAVE DEVRINOL OR APPROVED ALTERNATE COLOUR-COATED PRE-EMERGENT HERBICIDE APPLIED PRIOR TO PLANTING. TOPSOIL ANALYSIS IS REQUIRED. SUBMIT TOPSOIL REPORT TO THE CITY OF FORT ST. JOHN, IDENTIFIED BELOW, FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. APPROVED MULCHES ARE AS PER CITY OF FORT ST. JOHN MUNICIPAL STANDARDS.

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THE CONTRACTOR IS TO ENSURE THAT ALL NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS ARE MADE WITH THE PIPELINE COMPANIES CONCERNING THE MOVEMENT OF MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT NEAR ANY PIPELINE RIGHTS OF WAY. TESTING IS REQUIRED BEFORE INSTALLATION OF ANY TOPSOIL MATERIAL. THE SOIL ANALYSIS REPORT IS TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE CONSULTANT FOR REVIEW PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. ALL PLANT MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP IS TO CONFORM TO THE MUNICIPAL STANDARDS IN ITS LATEST EDITION. ALL TREE STAKES ARE TO BE REMOVED AT THE END OF THE ONE YEAR MAINTENANCE AND GUARANTEE PERIOD, EXCEPT FOR THE TREE REPLACEMENTS. A SPOT OF SPRAY PAINT ON THE TREE STAKES WILL DENOTE THE YEAR OF PLANTING

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Drawings and specifications are the property of EDS Group Inc.. and are protected under copyright. Reproductions and alterations are forbidden without the written consent of EDS Group Inc.. The Contractor shall verify all dimensions and quantities prior to construction. The Contractor shall inform EDS Group Inc. of any omissions and discrepancies prior to construction start. The Contractor is responsible for contacting Alberta First Call and all necessary utility companies prior to construction. The Contractor is responsible for any damages as a result of construction and liabilities incurred through damages to marked utilities or as a result of not contacting the appropriate approval authorities. Utility setbacks must be adhered to as illustrated on these drawings.

MATERIALS

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THE CONTRACTOR IS TO CALL BC ONE CALL AT 1-800-474-6886 TO HAVE EXISTING UTILITIES LOCATED PRIOR TO START OF ANY CONSTRUCTION. THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE HOARDING OF ALL TREES AND THE PROTECTION OF ANY EXISTING PAVED SURFACES AND CURBS WITHIN OR ADJACENT TO CONSTRUCTION AREAS. THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ADJUSTMENT OF ALL EXISTING CATCHBASINS, CATCHBASIN MANHOLES, MANHOLES, WATER VALVES, HYDRANTS, ETC. TO MATCH PROPOSED GRADES. THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE HAULING OF ALL EXCESS MATERIALS OFF THE SITE TO A LOCATION DESIGNATED BY THE CONSULTANT. THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR GENERAL SITE CLEAN UP. THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE TO LANDSCAPED AREAS AND MUST MAKE ALL NECESSARY RESTORATIONS AND REPAIRS.

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1. CONTRACTOR TO MAKE PRIOR ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE OWNER AND OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE TO ESTABLISH A DESIGNATED LAYDOWN, STAGING AND EQUIPMENT STORAGE AREA. PROPOSED AREA MAY NOT OBSTRUCT PUBLIC ACCESS TO AREAS OF THE SITE NOT UNDER CONSTRUCTION. 2. LAYDOWN, STAGING AND EQUIPMENT STORAGE AREAS MUST BE FENCED WITH MIN. 1800mm HT. STURDY FENCE, SECURED WHILE NOT IN USE AND INACCESSIBLE TO THE PUBLIC. 3. STORAGE AREAS MUST BE WELL SIGNED WITH CONTRACTOR NAME, CONTACT INFORMATION, AND ALL OTHER SAFETY INFORMATION NECESSARY TO ENSURE THE SAFETY OF THE PUBLIC 4. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL REPAIRS TO THE SITE RESULTING FROM MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT DELIVERY, LAYDOWN, STAGING, EQUIPMENT STORAGE, AND ACCESSING THIS STORAGE AREA. ALL COSTS TO BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR AT NO DIRECT COST TO THE CLIENT. 5. STORAGE OF FUEL, FUEL OILS, GREASE, OR ANY OTHER CHEMICAL PRODUCT MUST BE IN COMPLIANCE WITH LOCAL, PROVINCIAL AND FEDERAL CODES, ACTS AND LEGISLATION.

EDS Group Inc. 15 - 51109 RR 271 Spruce Grove, Alberta T7Y 1G7 Bus: (780) 271 - 1689 ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN SOLUTIONS Drawings and specifications are the property of EDS Group Inc.. and are protected under copyright. Reproductions and alterations are forbidden without the written consent of EDS Group Inc.. The Contractor shall verify all dimensions and quantities prior to construction. The Contractor shall inform EDS Group Inc. of any omissions and discrepancies prior to construction start. The Contractor is responsible for contacting Alberta First Call and all necessary utility companies prior to construction. The Contractor is responsible for any damages as a result of construction and liabilities incurred through damages to marked utilities or as a result of not contacting the appropriate approval authorities. Utility setbacks must be adhered to as illustrated on these drawings.

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LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR TO LOCATE ALL SITE UTILITIES PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION AND PLANT NO CLOSER THAN THE FOLLOWING DIMENSIONS FROM THE SERVICES: 1. 1.0M FROM POWER LINES . 2. 3.5M FROM ALL POWER HARDWARE 3. 1.8M FROM WATER MAINS, WATER SERVICES, AND WATER VALVES. 4. 2.0M FROM SEWER MAINS, MANHOLES, AND SERVICES. 5. 1.5M FROM GAS AND ALL OTHER SERVICES. 6. 7.5M FROM STREET CORNERS. 7. 3.5M FROM FIRE HYDRANTS. 8. 2.0M FROM DRIVEWAYS. 9. 3.5M FROM YIELD AND STOP SIGNS. 10. 3.5M FROM BUS STOP SIGNS. 11. 2.0M FROM ALL OTHER SIGNS. 12. 1.0M FROM OTHER UNDERGROUND UTILITIES.

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THE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL DAMAGES AND LIABILITIES INCURRED BY DAMAGES TO SITE UTILITIES. Approval

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PORTION OF TREE STAND TO BE REMOVED STANDARD PICNIC TABLE REFER TO DETAIL 3-5/L05

DOG FRIENDLY WATER FOUNTAIN. SEE DETAIL 4/L04 INSTALL SIGN POST FOR DOG ETTIQUITE SIGN, TO BE INSTALLED BY OTHERS

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ABANDON EXISTING ELECTRICAL WIRING. SEE ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS

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6234882.59 6234887.65 6234897.82 6234897.66 6234603.23 6234912.05 6234922.05 6234933.67

PROPOSED 1200mmCHAIN LINK FENCE COORD. POINT NORTHING EASTING 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210

634288.42 634269.97 634288.42 634269.97 634356.27 634378.82 634404.35 634432.40 634431.35 634412.59

ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN SOLUTIONS Drawings and specifications are the property of EDS Group Inc.. and are protected under copyright. Reproductions and alterations are forbidden without the written consent of EDS Group Inc.. The Contractor shall verify all dimensions and quantities prior to construction. The Contractor shall inform EDS Group Inc. of any omissions and discrepancies prior to construction start. The Contractor is responsible for contacting Alberta First Call and all necessary utility companies prior to construction. The Contractor is responsible for any damages as a result of construction and liabilities incurred through damages to marked utilities or as a result of not contacting the appropriate approval authorities. Utility setbacks must be adhered to as illustrated on these drawings.

Legend

6234921.10 6234921.10 6234933.67 6234936.67 6234933.67 6234939.70 6234965.19 6235007.81 6235014.98 6235029.65

PROPOSED 1800mmCHAIN LINK FENCE COORD. POINT NORTHING EASTING 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 313 314 315 316

634291.42 634297.96 634315.50 634352.33 634372.38 634387.51 634408.62 634430.27 634438.46 634409.53 634380.49 634292.40 634269.67 634251.11 634253.46 634269.97

6234936.67 6234956.43 6234976.17 6234976.15 6234981.97 6234994.90 6235021.90 6235073.47 6235116.51 6235148.93 6235158.15 6235158.09 6235149.64 6235120.72 6234944.85 6234944.92 Drawings not valid for construction without authorized "Approved for Construction" seal.

Approval City of Fort St. John Day.Month.Year

Preliminary Client Review

Client Submission

307

049 052

209

014

013

041

PROPOSED PAVED TRAIL LAYOUT COORD. POINT NORTHING EASTING

Submission 210

051

044

PROPOSED GRAVEL TRAIL LAYOUT COORD. POINT NORTHING EASTING

EDS Group Inc. 15 - 51109 RR 271 Spruce Grove, Alberta T7Y 1G7 Bus: (780) 271 - 1689

208

012 042 306

011 043 005 004 SMALL DOG ENCLOSURE

006

007

008

009

010 305

303

304

003 207 002

001

316 PORTION OF TREE STAND TO BE REMOVED 326 m²

302

MEDIUM DOG ENCLOSURE

MAIN STAGING GATE ENTRANCE. SEE DETAIL 5/L04

315

206

301 204

203

108

Seal

205

107 201

202

106 105 104

103 RETAIN EXISTING VEGETATION

102 101

File Name: LA_FJS_TOB_DOGPARK.DWG

xx/xx/xxxx

W SKATE PARK FIRE HALL

1 L03b

TRAIL, FENCING COORDINATES AND TREE REMOVAL 1:800

Project No.

Scale

32105

as noted

TRAILS AND FENCING COORDINATES TOBOGGAN HILL PARK OFF-LEASH DOG PARK CITY OF FORT ST. JOHN SHEET

L03b

SELVAGE KNUCKLED NO MORE THAN 25mm ABOVE TOP RAIL AND BELOW BOTTOM RAIL ALL POSTS AND RAILS TO BE SCHEDULE 40 PIPE CAST ALUMINUM DOME CAP

3000 O.C.

Legend 9 GA. TIE WIRE MAX. 500 O.C.

CAST ALUMINUM POST EYE TOP.

CAST ALUMINUM RAIL END TENSION BAR END POST TENSION BAND MAX. 500mm O.C.

1200-1800

LINE POST 9 GAUGE GALVANIZED WIRE MESH POSTS TO BE 200 INSIDE PRIVATE PROPERTY

9 GAUGE STEEL BOTTOM TENSION WIRE FINISHED GRADE

9 GAUGE WIRE TIES MAX. 500 O.C. FILL CRETE FOOTING

NOTE: · REFER TO CHAIN LINK SPECIFICATION FOR FURTHER DETAILS · WIRE MESH TO BE 9 GAUGE BEFORE VINYL COATING · ALL PRODUCTS TO BE BLACK POWDER COATED · ALL MATERIALS ARE TO BE FREE OF SCRATCHES OR OTHER APPARENT DAMAGE · ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETRES (mm) UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

VARIES

50 MAX.

HOG RINGS MAX 500 O.C.

VARIES

2 L04

MAINTENANCE GATE

3 L04

nts

STAGING SELF CLOSING GATE nts

Drawings not valid for construction without authorized "Approved for Construction" seal.

1 L04

CHAIN LINK FENCE

Submission

nts 3000 1800mm CHAIN LINK FENCE. SEE DETAIL 1/L04

Preliminary Client Review

Client Submission

100mm DEPTH LIGHTLY COMPACTED GRAVEL

STAGING ENTRANCE

MEDIUM DOG ENCLOSURE

STAGING SELF CLOSING GATE. SEE DETAIL 3/L04

1200mm CHAIN LINK FENCE.SEE DETAIL 1/L04

900

SMALL DOG ENCLOSURE

1200

900

LARGE DOG ENCLOSURE

WASTE RECEPTACLE. SEE DETAIL 2/L05

ASPHALT TRAIL. SEE DETAIL 2/L03 SEATING AREA

Seal

5 L04

ENTRANCE GATE ENLARGEMENT, MAIN SOUTH ENTRANCE 1:50

WASTE RECEPTACLE. SEE DETAIL 2/L05

SEE ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS FOR LIGHTING DETAILS

File Name: LA_FJS_TOB_DOGPARK.DWG STAGING ENTRANCE STAGING SELF CLOSING GATE. SEE DETAIL 3/L04

4 L04

xx/xx/xxxx

1800mm CHAIN LINK FENCE. SEE DETAIL 1/L04

100mm DEPTH LIGHTLY COMPACTED GRAVEL

Project No.

Scale

32105

as noted

DETAILS

DOG FRIENDLY FOUNTAIN

nts

0 90

LARGE DOG ENCLOSURE

TOBOGGAN HILL PARK OFF-LEASH DOG PARK

1200

CITY OF FORT ST. JOHN 6 L04

ENTRANCE GATE ENLARGEMENT, NORTH EAST AND NORTH WEST 1:50

SHEET

L04

Legend

3 L05

TYPICAL PICNIC TABLE nts

RESTORE ALL DISTURBED EDGES OF GRASS WITH TOPSOIL AND SEED. IF DISTURBED WIDTH EXCEEDS 300mm, USE SOD. 89mm DEPTH OF 30MPa TRANSVERSE BRUSHED CONCRETE

2438

STANDARD PICNIC TABLE BY CENTRAL CARIBOO PRECAST

B Drawings not valid for construction without authorized "Approved for Construction" seal.

Approval 2438

City of Fort St. John Day.Month.Year

1 L05

TYPICAL BENCH SEATING nts

2 L05

TYPICAL WASTE RECEPTACLE nts

4 L05

Submission

CONCRETE PAD - PICNIC TABLE 1:25

89 mm DEPTH OF 30MPa BRUSHED CONCRETE C/W 10M REINFORCING STEEL

Preliminary Client Review

Client Submission

EXISTING SOD 150(TYP.)

150mm DEPTH OF 20mm MINUS GRANULAR COMPACTED TO 100% S.P.D.

ENSURE POSITIVE DRAINAGE

2438

300

CLAY SUBGRADE GRUBBED, FREE OF STUMPS, ROOTS, LARGE ROCKS AND DEBRIS, COMPACT TO 98% S.P.D.

5 L05

Seal

CONCRETE PAD- PICNIC TABLE SECTION BB 1:25

File Name: LA_FJS_TOB_DOGPARK.DWG

Project No.

Scale

32105

as noted

xx/xx/xxxx

DETAILS TOBOGGAN HILL PARK OFF-LEASH DOG PARK 6 L05

SIGNAGE nts

7 L05

DOG WASTE DISPENSER nts

CITY OF FORT ST. JOHN SHEET

L05

QTY./KEY BOTANICAL NAME DECIDUOUS TREES

SIZE

EDS Group Inc. 15 - 51109 RR 271 Spruce Grove, Alberta T7Y 1G7 Bus: (780) 271 - 1689

CONDITION ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN SOLUTIONS

RETAIN POPLAR STAND

RESTORE DISTURBED GRASS WITHIN TREE STANDS WITH NATURALIZATION SEED ON TOPSOIL, AS REQUIRED

RETAIN POPLAR STAND

9 BP

Betula papyrlfera PAPER BIRCH

70mm Cal.

17 FM

Fraxinus pennsylvanica GREEN ASH

70mm Cal.

OVERALL BRANCHING HEIGHT TO BE 4000-4500mm LOWEST BRANCHING HEIGHT TO BE 1800mm MINIMUM 12 (TWELVE) BRANCHES PER TREE TREE TO BE BALLED & BURLAPPED WITH WIRE BASKET ROOT BALL TO HAVE A MIN. 900mmØ

5 PM

Prunus Maackii AMUR CHOKECHERRY

70mm Cal.

OVERALL BRANCHING HEIGHT TO BE 4000-4500mm LOWEST BRANCHING HEIGHT TO BE 1800mm MINIMUM 12 (TWELVE) BRANCHES PER TREE TREE TO BE BALLED & BURLAPPED WITH WIRE BASKET ROOT BALL TO HAVE A MIN. 900mmØ

CONIFEROUS TREES

100mm DEPTH WOOD CHIP MULCH RETAIN VEGETATION

RETAIN POPLAR STAND

RETAIN VEGETATION

OVERALL BRANCHING HEIGHT TO BE 4000-4500mm LOWEST BRANCHING HEIGHT TO BE 1800mm MINIMUM 12 (TWELVE) BRANCHES PER TREE TREE TO BE BALLED & BURLAPPED WITH WIRE BASKET ROOT BALL TO HAVE A MIN. 900mmØ

Legend

15 LS

Larix siberica TAMARACK

2500mm Ht.

LOWEST BRANCHING HEIGHT NO HIGHER THAN 300mm TREE TO BE BALLED AND BURLAPPED WITH WIRE BASKET ROOT BALL TO HAVE A MIN. 900mmØ

8 PG

Picea glauca WHITE SPRUCE

2500mm Ht.

LOWEST BRANCHING HEIGHT NO HIGHER THAN 300mm TREE TO BE BALLED AND BURLAPPED WITH WIRE BASKET ROOT BALL TO HAVE A MIN. 900mmØ

Picea Pungens 'Glauca' BLUE COLORADO SPRUCE

1500mm Ht.

LOWEST BRANCHING HEIGHT NO HIGHER THAN 300mm TREE TO BE BALLED AND BURLAPPED WITH WIRE BASKET ROOT BALL TO HAVE A MIN. 900mmØ

3 PPG

100mm DEPTH WOOD CHIP MULCH SEED ON 150mm DEPTH TOPSOIL

SEED ON 150mm DEPTH TOPSOIL PORTION OF POPLAR STAND TO BE REMOVED

LARGE DOG ENCLOSURE 1.5m WIDTH GRAVEL TRAIL. REFER TO X/L0X FOR DETAIL

RESTORE DISTURBED GRASS WITHIN TREE STANDS WITH NATURALIZATION SEED ON TOPSOIL, AS REQUIRED

93 STREET

SEEDED AREA

RETAIN VEGETATION

100mm DEPTH LIGHTLY COMPACTED GRAVEL

SIZE

QTY./KEY BOTANICAL NAME DECIDUOUS SHRUBS 40 btmg 14 pc

CONDITION

Berberis Thunbergii 'Golden Nugget' GOLDEN NUGGET BARBERRY

400mm Ht.

MINIMUM 4 (FOUR) CANES PER SHRUB SHRUB SHALL BE CONTAINER GROWN MINIMUM ROOT SPREAD TO BE 300mm

Prunus x cistena PURPLELEAF SANDCHERRY

400mm Ht.

MINIMUM 4 (FOUR) CANES PER SHRUB SHRUB SHALL BE CONTAINER GROWN MINIMUM ROOT SPREAD TO BE 300mm

Drawings not valid for construction without authorized "Approved for Construction" seal.

CONIFEROUS SHRUBS RETAIN POPLAR STAND

Approval City of Fort St. John Day.Month.Year

29 js

Juniperus sabina SAVIN JUNIPER

600mm spd.

MINIMUM HEIGHT TO BE 400mm SHRUB SHALL BE CONTAINER GROWN MINIMUM ROOT SPREAD TO BE 300mm

Submission 1.

Preliminary Client Review

Client Submission

SMALL DOG ENCLOSURE MEDIUM DOG ENCLOSURE

POPLAR STAND

SEED ON 150mm DEPTH TOPSOIL

PORTION OF TREE STAND TO BE REMOVED

SEATING AREA

SOD ON 100mm DEPTH TOPSOIL

AREA 1 2/L06

SHRUB BED SEE DETAIL 3/L06

RETAIN VEGETATION

SOD ON 100mm DEPTH TOPSOIL FOR ALL DISTURBED AREAS

Seal W

3 L06

SKATE PARK

SHRUB BED DETAIL 1:250

92a STREET

FIRE HALL

1 L06

SEED MIXTURES:

91 STREET

93 AVENUE

File Name: SHRUB BED SEE DETAIL 3/L06

PLANTING PLAN AND SURFACE TREATMENTS

2 L06

1:1000

SEEDED AREA GRAVEL WOOD CHIP

MEDIUM ENCLOSURE 15,433m² 2,257m² 3,932m²

SEEDED AREA GRAVEL WOOD CHIP

1:500

Project No.

Scale

32105

as noted

xx/xx/xxxx

PLANTING PLAN TOBOGGAN HILL PARK OFF-LEASH DOG PARK

DOG ENCLOSURE SURFACING LARGE ENCLOSURE

AREA 1 PLANTING DETAIL

LA_FJS_TOB_DOGPARK.DWG

MINI ENCLOSURE 3,190m² 50m² 1,121m²

SODDED AREA GRAVEL

244m² 50m²

CITY OF FORT ST. JOHN SHEET

L06

Legend

Drawings not valid for construction without authorized "Approved for Construction" seal.

Approval

3 L04

TREEA AND SHRUB DETAIL

City of Fort St. John Day.Month.Year

nts Submission 1.

Preliminary Client Review

Client Submission

Seal

File Name: LA_FJS_TOB_DOGPARK.DWG

Project No.

Scale

32105

as noted

xx/xx/xxxx

PLANTING DETAILS TOBOGGAN HILL PARK OFF-LEASH DOG PARK CITY OF FORT ST. JOHN SHEET

L07

UNIT Page 1 of 4

Size

Unit

Quantity

Unit Rate

Amount

l.m.

$ ____________ $ ________________

.1 250mm PVC SDR 35

l.m.

$ ____________ $ ________________

.2 video inspection

l.m.

$ ____________ $ ________________

Schedule A: Site Services A.1 Excavating, Trenching and Backfilling .1 0.0 to 3.5m - 150mm lifts A.2 Storm Sewer Pipe - Supply & Install (c/w B.1 Bedding)

A.3 Manholes and Catchbasins - Supply & Install .1 900mm diameter

V.M.

2.4

$ ____________ $ ________________

.2 frame and cover - F-39 Grate

$ ____________ $ ________________

.3 tie-in to existing storm sewer manhole

$ ____________ $ ________________

25mm

l.m.

127

$ ____________ $ ________________

100mm

l.m.

$ ____________ $ ________________

.1 Main Stops

$ ____________ $ ________________

.2 Service Saddles

$ ____________ $ ________________

.3 Curb Stops

$ ____________ $ ________________

.4 Service Box and Marker Post

$ ____________ $ ________________

.5 Barrier Free Stanless Steel Pedestal Fountain, Model 3500D

$ ____________ $ ________________

l.s.

$ ____________ $ ________________

l.s.

$ ____________ $ ________________

.2 restore monolithic curb and gutter vertical face (spot replacement)

sq.m.

$ ____________ $ ________________

.3 restore gravel (300mm thick on filter fabric)

sq.m.

$ ____________ $ ________________

.4 restore asphalt (75mm thick) c/w Prime Coat

sq.m.

$ ____________ $ ________________

A.4 Water Service - Supply & Install (c/w B-1 Bedding) .1 copper or composite line A.5 Sewer Service - Supply & Install (c/w B-1 Bedding) .1 100mm PVC SDR28 A.6 Water Service Fittings

A.7 Sewer Service Fittings - Supply & Install .1 Inspection riser

100mm

A.8 Connections to Existing Systems .1 tie-in to existing line A.9 Parking Restoration .1 Cut and dispose of asphalt pavement (6m x 13m x 125mm)

Total Schedule A: Site Services

$_____________

Schedule B: Site Works B.1 Site Grading .1 Common Excavation - on-site cut

cu.m.

500

$ ____________ $ ________________

.2 Waste Excavation - for disposal

cu.m.

300

$ ____________ $ ________________

Total Schedule B: Site Works

$_____________ Page 1 of 4

UNIT Page 2 of 4

Size

Unit

Quantity

Unit Rate

Amount

sq.m.

214

$ ____________ $ ________________

l.m.

$ ____________ $ ________________

cu.m.

3.5

$ ____________ $ ________________

.1 Asphalt parking

sq.m.

1075

$ ____________ $ ________________

.2 Asphalt trails

sq.m.

189

$ ____________ $ ________________

.3 Gravel trails

sq.m.

844.5

$ ____________ $ ________________

sq.m.

1075

$ ____________ $ ________________

.1 supply and install prime coat

sq.m.

1022

$ ____________ $ ________________

.2 asphalt parking lot - 75mm (ACR 12.5)

sq.m.

1022

$ ____________ $ ________________

sq.m.

3.6

$ ____________ $ ________________

.2 barrier curb

l.m.

163

$ ____________ $ ________________

.3 monolithic curb and gutter face (spot replacement)

l.m.

$ ____________ $ ________________

.1 Parking Stall - 100mm solid (Yellow)

l.m.

198

$ ____________ $ ________________

.2 handicap logo

$ ____________ $ ________________

Schedule C: Roadworks C.1 Remove and Dispose of Asphalt and Concrete .1 remove asphalt concrete pagement (0150mm thick) .2 curb & gutter (all types) .3 waste excavation for under proposed concrete C.2 Geotextiles

C.3 Granular Base .1 300mm depth base - asphalt parking lot C.4 Plant Mix Asphalt Paving

C.5 Concrete Work - Supply & Install .1 supply and install low strength concrete ACP/Curb & Gutter void area due to removals

C.6 Pavement Markings

Total Schedule C: Roadworks

$_____________

Schedule D: Shallow Utilities D.1 Parking Area .1 primary / secondary power line - supply & install

l.m.

$ ____________ $ ________________

.2 existing roadway light - remove & relocate

l.s.

$ ____________ $ ________________

.3 roadway light - supply & install

l.s.

$ ____________ $ ________________

.1 primary / secondary power line - supply & install

l.m.

450

$ ____________ $ ________________

.2 roadway light - supply & install

$ ____________ $ ________________

D.2 Dog Park Area

Total Schedule D: Shallow Utilities

$_____________

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UNIT Page 3 of 4

Size

Unit

Quantity

Unit Rate

Amount

.1 100mm depth topsoil for sod areas

2475

$ ____________ $ ________________

.2 150mm depth topsoil for seed areas

18623

$ ____________ $ ________________

.3 450mm depth topsoil for planting beds

Schedule E: Landscape Improvements E.1 Site Work

.4 Sod .5 Seed (naturalization mix) for disturbed edges .6 Seed (general parks mix)

166

$ ____________ $ ________________

2475

$ ____________ $ ________________

750

$ ____________ $ ________________

18623

$ ____________ $ ________________

394

$ ____________ $ ________________

.7 100mm depth deciduous wood mulch for plant beds and trees

.8 100mm depth deciduous wood mulch for open areas within off-leash areas

5053

$ ____________ $ ________________

.9 100mm depth granular surfacing for open areas within off-leash area, entrance gates

2357

$ ____________ $ ________________ $ ____________ $ ________________

.10 Clear and grub existing vegetation

3.25

.11 Fine grading of park site

allow

$4,000.00

.12 Hand removal of deadfall and debris from treed areas to remain on site

allow

$4,000.00

Force Account Rates for Allowances (Do not include in totals) Tandem truck, min. 12 cu.m. Skidsteer

min. 12 cu.m.

$ ________________

min. 50 hp

$ ________________

Labourer

$ ________________

E.2 Hard Landscaping .1 Supply and install asphalt trail

3.0m width

$ ____________ $ ________________

.2 Supply and install install gravel trail inside dog park area

1.5m width

563

$ ____________ $ ________________

.3 Supply and install black powder coated chain link fence

1.2m ht

259

$ ____________ $ ________________

.4 Supply and install black powder coated chain link fence

1.5m ht.

720

$ ____________ $ ________________

.5 Supply and install 4m wide black powder coated chain link maintenance gate

1.5m ht

$ ____________ $ ________________

.6 Supply and install 4m wide black powder coated chain link maintenance gate

1.2m ht.

$ ____________ $ ________________

.7 Supply and install black powder coated selfclosing chain link gate

1.5m ht

$ ____________ $ ________________

.8 Supply and install black powder coated selfclosing chain link gate

1.2m ht.

$ ____________ $ ________________

.9 Supply and install dog waste bag dispensers, mount at three main dog park entrances .10 Supply and install fountain system .11 Supply and install water service line from future washroom building to fountain system

25mm

Page 3 of 4

$ ____________ $ ________________

UNIT Page 4 of 4 Size

Unit

Quantity

Unit Rate

Amount

.12 Supply and install bench c/w concrete pad

$ ____________ $ ________________

.13 Supply and install waste receptacle with lid c/w concrete pad

$ ____________ $ ________________

.14 Supply and install picnic table c/w concrete pad

$ ____________ $ ________________

.15 Supply and install concrete pile and post for sign (sign to be supplied and installed by others)

$ ____________ $ ________________

Optional price reduction to change all chain link fence from black powder coated to standard galvanized

l.s.

Optional asphalt trail - change 1.5m gravel trail 3m width to be a 3m wide paved trail, including excavation. Include total unit rate for 3.0m width asphalt trail.

563

Optional Pricing

Total Schedule E: Landscape Improvements

($_____________) (no not include credit in total)

$_____________

(do not include amount in total)

$_____________

Schedule F: Plant Materials .1 Betula papyrifera Paper Birch

70mm CAL

$ ____________ $ ________________

.2 Fraxinus pennsylvanica Green Ash

70mm CAL

$ ____________ $ ________________

.3 Prunus Maackii Amur Chokecherry

70mm CAL

$ ____________ $ ________________

.4 Larix siberica Tamarack

2500mm HT

$ ____________ $ ________________

.5 Picea glauca White Spruce

2500mm HT

$ ____________ $ ________________

.6 Picea pungens 'glauca' Clue Colorado Spruce

1500mm HT

$ ____________ $ ________________

.7 Berberis thunbergii 'golden nugget' Golden Nugget Barberry

400mm HT

$ ____________ $ ________________

.8 Prunus x cistena Purpleleaf Sandcherry

400mm HT

$ ____________ $ ________________

600mm SPD

$ ____________ $ ________________

.9 Juniperus sabina Savin Juniper

Total Schedule F: Plant Materials

$_____________ Pricing Summary Schedule A: Site Services

$ __________________________

Schedule B: Site Works

$ __________________________

Schedule C: Roadworks

$ __________________________

Schedule D: Shallow Utilities

$ __________________________

Schedule E: Landscape Imp.

$ __________________________

Schedule F: Plant Materials

$ __________________________

Total (not including taxes) $ __________________________ Page 4 of 4

Examples of Eligible Projects Project Category

Description

•

Infrastructure which supports a shared passenger transport system which is available for public use

Public Transit

Roads, bridges and active transportation (active transportation refers to investments that support active methods of travel)

Local Roads, Bridges, and Active Transportation

Regional and Local Airports

•

Airport related infrastructure (excludes National Airport System)

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• • • • •

Examples Transit infrastructure such as rail and bus rapid transit systems, and related facilities Buses, rail cars, ferries, para---transit vehicles, and other rolling stock and associated infrastructure Intelligent Transport Systems such as fare collection, fleet management, transit priority signaling, and real time traveler information system at stations and stops Related capital infrastructure including bus lanes, streetcar and trolley infrastructure, storage and maintenance facilities, security enhancement, and transit passenger terminals New and rehabilitation of roads New and rehabilitation of bridges Cycling lanes, paths, sidewalks and hiking trails Intelligent Transportation systems Additional capacity for high occupancy/ transit lanes, grade separations, interchange structures, tunnels, intersections and roundabouts • Construction projects that enhance airports and are accessible all year--round, through the development, enhancement or rehabilitation of aeronautical and/or non--- aeronautical infrastructure (includes runways, taxiways, aprons, hangars, terminal buildings etc.) • Non---aeronautical infrastructure such as groundside access, inland ports, parking facilities, and commercial and industrial activities

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Description •

•

Short---line Rail

Railway related infrastructure for carriage of passengers or freight

•

• •

•

Short---sea Shipping

Infrastructure related to the movement of cargo and passengers around the coast and on inland waterways, without directly crossing an ocean

• •

Infrastructure that generates or increases efficient use of energy Community Energy Systems

•

New to 2017 Reporting: For new projects, if the project falls into the Community Energy Systems Category but the upgrade is occurring on an asset listed as an Investment Category, such as at a community or recreation centre, the category should be Recreation Infrastructure not Community Energy Systems.

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Examples Construction of lines to allow a railway to serve an industrial park, an intermodal yard, a port or a marine terminal Construction, rehabilitation, or upgrading of tracks and structures, excluding regular maintenance, to ensure safe travel Construction, development or improvement of facilities to improve interchange of goods between modes Procurement of technology and equipment used to improve the interchange of goods between modes Short---line operators must offer year---round service Specialized marine terminal intermodal facilities or transshipment (marine to marine) facilities Capitalized equipment for loading/unloading required for expansion of short---sea shipping Technology and equipment used to improve the interface between the marine mode and the rail/highways modes or to improve integration within the marine mode including Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Note: The purchase of vessels, infrastructure that supports passenger---only ferry services, rehabilitation and maintenance of existing facilities such as wharves and docks, and dredging are not eligible for funding Renewable electricity generators Electric vehicle infrastructure/fleet vehicle conversion Hydrogen infrastructure (generation, distribution, storage) Wind/solar/thermal/geothermal energy systems Alternative energy systems that serve local government infrastructure Retrofit of local government buildings and infrastructure not captured in any other eligible category

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Drinking Water

Description Infrastructure that supports drinking water conservation, collection, treatment and distribution systems

Examples • •

Drinking water treatment infrastructure Drinking water distribution system (including metering)

•

Wastewater collection systems and or wastewater treatment facilities or systems Separation of combined sewers and or combined sewer overflow control, including real---time control and system optimization Separate storm water collection systems and or storm water treatment facilities or systems Wastewater sludge treatment and management systems Solid waste diversion projects including recycling, composting and anaerobic digestion that are clearly linked to a solid waste management plan or sustainability plan Solid waste disposal projects including thermal processes, gasification, and landfill gas recovery Solid waste disposal strategies that reduce resource use that are clearly linked to a solid waste management plan or sustainability plan

• Wastewater

Infrastructure that supports wastewater and storm water collection, treatment and management systems

•

• •

Solid Waste

Sport Infrastructure

Infrastructure that supports solid waste management systems including the collection, diversion and disposal of recyclables, compostable materials and garbage

Amateur sport infrastructure (excludes facilities, including arenas, which would be used as a home of professional sports teams or major junior hockey teams

•

• •

•

Recreation Infrastructure

Recreational facilities or networks •

•

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Sport infrastructure for community public use Sport infrastructure in support of major amateur athletic events Large facilities or complexes which support physical activity such as arenas, gymnasiums, swimming pools, sports fields, tennis, basketball, volleyball or other sport--- specific courts, or other facilities that have sport and/or physical activity as a primary rationale; Community centers that offer programming to the community at large, including all segments of the population; Networks of parks, fitness trails and bike paths

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Description

Examples

• • Infrastructure that supports arts, humanities, and heritage

Cultural Infrastructure

• • •

Infrastructure that attract travelers for recreation, leisure, business or other purposes

Tourism Infrastructure

Disaster Mitigation

Broadband Connectivity

• • •

•

Infrastructure that reduces or eliminates long---term impacts and risks associated with natural disasters

Infrastructure that provides internet access to residents, businesses, and/or institutions in British Columbia

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Museums The preservation of designated heritage sites Local government owned libraries and archives Facilities for the creation, production, and presentation of the arts Infrastructure in support of the creation of a cultural precinct within an urban core Convention centers Exhibition hall---type facilities Visitor centres Construction, modification or reinforcement of structures that protect from, prevent or mitigate potential physical damage resulting from extreme natural events, and impacts or events related to climate change Modification, reinforcement or relocation of existing public infrastructure to mitigate the effects of and/or improve resiliency to extreme national events and impacts or events related to climate change Note: this category is related to disaster prevention (such as dykes, berms, seismic upgrades etc.) and not response (such as fire trucks, fire halls etc.) High---speed backbone Point of presence Local distribution within communities Satellite capacity

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Project Category

Description Remediation or decontamination and redevelopment of a brownfield site within municipal boundaries, where the redevelopment includes: the construction of public infrastructure as identified in the context of any other category under the GTF, and/or the construction of municipal use public parks and publicly---owned social housing.

Examples

Brownfield Redevelopment

Asset Management

Increase local government capacity to undertake asset management planning practices.

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Integrated Community Sustainability Plans

Increase local government capacity to undertake integrated community sustainability plans

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Long---term Infrastructure Plans

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New construction of public infrastructure as per the categories listed under the Federal Gas Tax Agreement New construction of municipal use public parks and affordable housing

Asset Management Practices Assessment Current State of Assets Assessment Asset Management Policy Asset Management Strategy Asset Management Plan Long---Term Financial Plan Asset Management Practices Implementation Plan Asset Management Plan Annual Report Integrated community sustainability plans Regional growth strategies Community development plans Community plans Transportation plans Infrastructure development plans Liquid waste management plans Solid waste management plans Long---term cross---modal transportation plans Water conservation/demand management plans Drought management contingency plans Air quality plans GHG reduction plans Energy conservation plans

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