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AVS asset assessment report : Community Health, Coaldale

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Provides a snapshot of the physical condition and building systems of the facility at the time of the evaluation report, and anticipates the amount and cost of maintenance work that may be... More ≫

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Provides a snapshot of the physical condition and building systems of the facility at the time of the evaluation report, and anticipates the amount and cost of maintenance work that may be required over the following five years to keep the facility in optimal condition. Facility condition evaluation is a key tool for long-term health care capital planning, providing information that can be used to help determine priorities for investing in maintenance, upgrades and new infrastructure.

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RECAPP facility evaluation report : Coaldale Health Care Centre

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Provides a snapshot of the physical condition and building systems of the facility at the time of the evaluation report, and anticipates the amount and cost of maintenance work that may be... More ≫

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Provides a snapshot of the physical condition and building systems of the facility at the time of the evaluation report, and anticipates the amount and cost of maintenance work that may be required over the following five years to keep the facility in optimal condition. Facility condition evaluation is a key tool for long-term health care capital planning, providing information that can be used to help determine priorities for investing in maintenance, upgrades and new infrastructure.

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The Ross Site (DIPd-3) 1980 research

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In 1980, the Archaeological Survey of Alberta conducted a brief test excavation programme at the Ross site, D1Pd-3, situated on a terrace on the south side of the Oldman River near Coaldale. The... More ≫

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In 1980, the Archaeological Survey of Alberta conducted a brief test excavation programme at the Ross site, D1Pd-3, situated on a terrace on the south side of the Oldman River near Coaldale. The excavations were undertaken to determine if the site was sufficiently intact to warrant designation as a Provincial Historical Resource. Two 2 x 2 units were excavated to about 3.5 m below surface; both yielded extensive cultural remains. At least eight intact components were noted, while a ninth component was defined as a flood deposit. All are assigned to the Old Women's Phase of the Late Prehistoric Period. The components represent camping activities from a variety of seasonal occupations. As a result of the project, the Ross site was designated a Provincial Historical Resource in 1981, and the riverbank was stabilized by Alberta Environment.

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