Hiiye’yutul’ Friendship Square Placemaking 2022-2025 | City of Duncan, BC The City of Duncan was ready to revitalize the community space known as Station Street Park. The park was aging and had potential to be more functional and accessible. McElhanney was engaged to provide planning and detailed design services. A team of McElhanney’s landscape architects…
Skuppah Food Security Centre 2021-2024 | Lytton, BC Skuppah is located along the transportation corridor just downriver of the junction of the Thompson and Fraser Rivers two kilometers south of Lytton, BC. Skuppah is a member band of the Nlaka’pamux Nation Tribal Council, the Union of BC Indian Chiefs, and the BC Assembly of First…
Boney Creek Development Joint Venture 2025-Current | Nisga’a Lisims Traditional Territory The Nisga’a First Nation is composed of four main villages, located in the Nass River Valley in central British Columbia: Gitlaxt’aamiks (also known as New Aiyansh) Gitwinksihlkw (formerly Canyon City) Lax̱g̱altsʼap (formerly Greenville) Ging̱olx (also known as Kincolith) For 30 years, McElhanney has worked…
The CRD identified gaps and made recommendations to create more accessible nature-based outdoor recreation opportunities in their community.
These four aging and below ground PRV stations were replaced with new above ground stations to eliminate confined space and make the water distribution network more robust.
By adding a surge tank to their sanitary pump station, the station and forcemain were better protected against pressure transients.
This sewage holding tank aeration project lowered sulphides, limited sedimentation, eliminated CS entry, and treated fugitive odours.
The temporary upgrades in this water treatment plant were ready for conversion to a sustainable and permanent solution.
After months of discussion, McElhanney and Lake Babine Nation signed an MOU to guide future work together.
Requirements to meet provincial water treatment objectives motivated the District to upgrade to a new potable water treatment plant.
