PROJECT HISTORY - SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL

 A multiphase mixed residential use project that VIS-ENG members aided in achieving a CD rezoning with large park and trail community amenity.  The development consists of a 354-acre parcel with a water treatment booster pump station, two sensitive creek crossings and a future water reservoir. This project has involved the design of all civil services, roads, preliminary approvals site preparation construction and inspection.  Future phases bring in innovative stormwater features, multi-use trail.

A 700-acre, residential development on a mountainside neighbourhood with tough terrain and encroachments with rivers, highway, rail, hydro and creeks. The project is within SLRD and does not have any existing services. This project has involved the design of all civil services, roads, pump stations, reservoirs, creation of a CPCN, creation of an ISMP, bridges, preliminary approvals and site preparation, construction and inspection. We have provided project management for civil works, bridge construction, wetland restoration projects, site development, entry monuments, water systems and coordination with sewage treatment plant construction. The main development is now complete and VIS-ENG will be working on on-lot servicing, driveway design and stormwater management.  VIS-ENG will be hired by the original developer to design the roads and services for the 12-unit duplex phase in the new year.

VIS-ENG members were part of the original, and continue to be, the Engineer of record for all the detailed civil, sediment and erosion control and Stormwater Management elements of new parts of the project and have managed the tender and construction of the works to date.

 A multi-phase residential single-family parcel development on a mountainside neighbourhood with challenging terrain. This project has involved the design of all civil services, roads, pump stations, preliminary approvals and site preparation construction/inspections.  

VIS-ENG members were the original and continue to be the engineers of record for all the detailed civil, sediment, and erosion control and stormwater management elements of the project. They also managed the tender and construction of the works. Three phases are now complete with servicing and municipal approval with phase 4 on the horizon.