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Haisla Bridge Replacement Project

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Haisla Bridge Replacement Project

Client

District of Kitimat and Collings Johnston Inc.

Location

Kitimat, British Columbia

Project Duration

April 2020 – ongoing

Background

The District of Kitimat is replacing the existing 1954 Haisla Bridge over the Kitimat River. The project is using a Design-Build procurement model and the scope includes:

  • a new two-lane bridge with protected bidirectional sidewalk;
  • realignment of approach roads and sidewalks;
  • realignment of utilities;
  • new accesses to properties; and
  • removal of the existing bridge.

Services Provided

Hatfield is providing Environmental Services to the Project Team during the Project planning, permitting, and procurement phases. Permitting includes applications for Department of Fisheries and Oceans Request for Review and Authorization, Transport Canada Navigable Waters Approval, Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resources & Rural Development Section 11 Water Act Approval, and a Temporary Access Permit and Dike Maintenance Act Approval. To accompany these permit applications, Hatfield also completed a desktop review of fisheries, wildlife, and vegetation in the proposed bridge footprint area. Hatfield will also be providing the Independent Environmental Monitoring role once construction begins in 2021.

Haisla Bridge Replacement Project

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