This project included improving the airfield lighting and electrical systems at the Campbell River Airport.
This project involved the installation of a new Jet A fuel facility at YBL.
This project included a 1,500-foot runway extension, airport terminal building improvements and modernization.
This project was to improve and expand the popular boat ramp.
This mega project involved installing 3.5 km of water main, deep-water lake intake and a new pumping and disinfection facility on the shores of John Hart Lake which opened in June 2018.
The Centennial Park Upgrade Project involved extensive outreach to the community to ensure the project aligned with community input.
The project was for the design and construction of a sidewalk and pedestrian crossings improvements along Cheviot Road.
This project involved the renewal of approximately 650 lineal metres of watermain.
Work under this project consisted of the replacement of approximately 565 metres of watermain on Dogwood Street between 4th and 7th Avenues.
The St. Ann's Block project was the first area for the city to focus on infrastructure re-development efforts as a strategic priority identified by City Council. This project included upgrading underground services, improvements to roads, landscaping and public areas.
Work included the installation of a temporary overflow pipe connected to the storm system served by the Robert Ostler Park outfall to provide relief to the localized flooding experienced on Shoppers Row between St. Ann’s and 10th Ave during extreme wet weather events
Work under this project involved the renewal of approximately 1100 lineal metres of watermain on Eardley Road between Hilchey and Larwood Roads.
Work under this project consisted of installing a new watermain and water services on Fir Street.
This phase covered approximately one kilometre from Hilchey Road to just north of the entrance to Forberg Road.
This project, offered improved services and beautification of a 1km stretch of Highway 19A, from Big Rock Boat Ramp to Rockland Road.
This project involved replacement of approximately 440 lineal metres of watermain on Highway 19A between Pinecrest and Merecroft Roads.
This project consisted of installing seven (7) new water service connections on Highway 28.
Work under this project included the renewal and upgrade of sanitary sewer mains on Larwood, Harrogate and Erickson roads.
Work under this project included upgrades to the sanitary Lift Station #11.
Work under this project included a select number of existing sanitary lift stations being serviced with generators.
Work under this project consisted of three parallel sewers connecting to the existing 250mm diameter gravity sewer, as well as the 200mm and 400mm forcemains.
This project included the installation of micro-duct conduit to service strategic locations in the downtown core with broadband fibre.
Work under this phase of the CRadvantage program included the extension of the City's municipal broadband network.
Work under this project included the extension of the City's municipal broadband network along 10th Avenue between Cedar and Alder streets, and on 11th Avenue from the Community Centre to the laneway behind the Tidemark Theatre and Library.
This project involved improvements to the water distribution system in North Campbell River including new transmission and distribution mains serving the area north of the Hwy 19/28 intersection to Orange Point Road.
Work under this project included reclaiming the biosolid application area at the Norm Wood Environmental Centre (Liquid Waste Department) under two separate phases known as Field 1 and Field 2.
Work under this project included the clearing, grubbing and grading of an 11.0 hectare site adjacent to the Norm Wood Environmental Centre and relocation of the City’s biosolids application process equipment.
Work under this project included the replacement of three 36-year-old centrifugal blowers that process air for the oxidation ditches and aerobic digester at the sewage treatment plant.
Work under this project included upgrading the City's existing sewage treatment facility to increase capacity and address existing operational deficiencies.
Work under this phase included upgrades to the headworks (sewage screening system), sani-dump receiving facilities, additional aeration oxidation ditch piping, additional WAS pumping capacity, building HVAC improvements, biofilter roof replacement and electrical system upgrades.
Work under this project consisted of installing approximately 920 lineal meters of PVC watermain, water services, hydrants and some culvert replacements.
Work under this project was the repair of the damaged shoreline with large boulders (rip rap).
Work under this project included the construction of a new artificial turf all weather field.
The City’s contribution to the 4,500 square foot Fieldhouse included the installation of the site civil servicing (storm, sewer, water, electrical etc.) for the building.
Work under this project included the installation of a new above ground Pressure Reducing Valve Station near the Rockland/Alder intersection.
Work under this contract consisted of the rehabilitation of approximately 1173 lineal meters of existing sanitary sewer mains through the use of Cured In Place Pipe (CIPP) lining method.
Work under this contract consisted of the rehabilitation of approximately 4200 lineal metres of existing sanitary sewer mains through the use of Cured In Place Pipe (CIPP) lining method. The work was delivered in segments as defined by man-hole to man-hole sections of relevant sewer main pipe.
Work under this contract consisted of the rehabilitation of approximately 3500 lineal metres of existing sanitary sewer mains through the use of Cured In Place Pipe (CIPP) lining method. The work was delivered in segments as defined by man-hole to man-hole.
This project consisted of installing a new pressure reducing valve (PRV) station on Shetland Road to improve the overall system performance of the City’s water distribution network in this area and particularly with all of the future development.
Work under this project included the rehabilitation of the Simms Creek culvert passing under Galerno Road.
In 2010 Council approved the Sybil Andrews Cottage Restoration Project which included a complete restoration of the existing building and property on which the cottage is located.
This project included a new, larger sewer pipe along with the construction of three new lift stations.
Work under this project included the renewal of approximately 675 linear meters of watermain originally installed in the 1950s.
Work under this project included the construction of a new splash park.