REPORTS AND STUDIES

The purpose of the plan is to provide a high level overview of the sampling to date, and recommendations for additional sediment samples to be collected from the west wharf at the Port of Dalhousie. In combination with the samples already collected, these additional samples will form a data set to be used in the evaluation of the proper management of dredge sediments.

The purpose of this study is to determine if Laker and Panamax type vessels can safely transit the approach channel to the western terminal and what maneuvering space they will need for berthing and unberthing maneuvers at this terminal.

This Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessment aims to identify potential environmental concerns related to the CN Rail line and Dalhousie Port properties, considering the historical and current land use as well as the adjacent properties.

This report presents the key environmental attributes and potential impacts to be considered as part of the Environmental Impact Assessment.

The analyses of the collected samples show natural differences in the composition of the pouzzolan. These initial analyses provide us with important information about this natural material.

Maps showing wetland and watercourse field delineations.

Summary of the observations by Jim Walker, geoscientist at the Department of Natural Ressources and Energy Development of New Brunswick, along with a geological map of the area. 

List of information required to describe the project and develop the Environmental Impact Statement.

The study identified 27 species during the observation period. Among them, 24 were seen on and near the site, and 3 species (the American crow, the common raven, and the bald eagle) were observed flying over the site. No active nests were found on the site during the survey.