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Annual environmental report North Bow, Calgary, Alberta

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Alberta Environment and Parks (AEP) is continuing with an environmental monitoring program in an area north of the former Canada Creosote Site and the Bow River in northwest Calgary, referred to... More ≫

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Alberta Environment and Parks (AEP) is continuing with an environmental monitoring program in an area north of the former Canada Creosote Site and the Bow River in northwest Calgary, referred to as the North Bow Site. Advisian was awarded a five-year (2017-2021) contract to complete the North Bow Site environmental monitoring work. This executive summary provides an overview of the findings of works completed in the first year of this program from March 2017 to March 2018.

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Alberta environmental site assessment standard

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This document is intended to provide a consistent outline of minimum requirements for Phase 1 and 2 environmental site assessments (ESAs) and confirmatory investigations. It also provides guidance... More ≫

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This document is intended to provide a consistent outline of minimum requirements for Phase 1 and 2 environmental site assessments (ESAs) and confirmatory investigations. It also provides guidance on related regulatory requirements of Alberta Environment and Parks and of the Alberta Energy Regulator.

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Record of site condition : frequently asked questions

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This document has been developed to address frequently asked questions regarding the revised Record of Site Condition form. The revised form was released in April 2009 and must accompany all Phase... More ≫

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This document has been developed to address frequently asked questions regarding the revised Record of Site Condition form. The revised form was released in April 2009 and must accompany all Phase 2 environmental site assessment reports, remediation reports, and risk management plans submitted to the Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development.

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Record of Site Condition user guide [2012]

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The Record of Site Condition (RSC) form is used for release reporting under section 111 of the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act. The form is a summary document to track major... More ≫

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The Record of Site Condition (RSC) form is used for release reporting under section 111 of the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act. The form is a summary document to track major environmental characteristics for an assessed site. This guide is developed to assist users in the preparation and submission of the RSC form to the appropriate Department.

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Professional declaration requirements : reclamation certificates

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This fact sheet describes the professional declaration and sign-off requirements and responsibilities for environmental site assessment, remediation and reclamation work in support of a... More ≫

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This fact sheet describes the professional declaration and sign-off requirements and responsibilities for environmental site assessment, remediation and reclamation work in support of a reclamation certificate in Alberta.

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Canada Creosote site - North Bow human health risk assessment

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Presents findings of a study on the human health risk assessment conducted on the former Canada Creosote site located north of the Bow River in Calgary, now a primarily residential area. The... More ≫

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Presents findings of a study on the human health risk assessment conducted on the former Canada Creosote site located north of the Bow River in Calgary, now a primarily residential area. The purpose of the study was to assess the potential risk to human health associated with possible exposure to subsurface contamination originating from the Canada Creosote site by residents.

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Final report on Phase I environmental site assessment report North Bow River area, Calgary, Alberta

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Presents findings of a Phase I environmental site assessment conducted on the former Canada Creosote site located north of the Bow River in Calgary, now a primarily residential area. The purpose... More ≫

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Presents findings of a Phase I environmental site assessment conducted on the former Canada Creosote site located north of the Bow River in Calgary, now a primarily residential area. The purpose of the study was to support a human health risk assessment for the site with respect to creosote soil and groundwater contamination.

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Record of site condition user guide (January 2010)

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The Record of Site Condition (RSC) form is used for release reporting under Section 111 of the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act. The form is a summary document to track major... More ≫

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The Record of Site Condition (RSC) form is used for release reporting under Section 111 of the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act. The form is a summary document to track major environmental characteristics for an assessed site. This guide is developed to assist users in the preparation and submission of the form to the appropriate department.

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Contaminated sites management : Record of Site Condition form

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In April 2009, Alberta Environment released the revised Record of Site Condition form (RSC), which must accompany all Phase 2 environmental site assessment reports, remediation reports, and risk... More ≫

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In April 2009, Alberta Environment released the revised Record of Site Condition form (RSC), which must accompany all Phase 2 environmental site assessment reports, remediation reports, and risk management plans submitted to the Department. This one-page fact sheet gives a brief overview of the form.

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Frequently asked questions on conducting Phase 1 environmental site assessments and changes to the Phase 1 ESA form

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Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessments (ESA) became mandatory on July 1, 2001 for sites which had a final detailed soils assessment conducted after July 1, 2001 on private land and in the White... More ≫

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Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessments (ESA) became mandatory on July 1, 2001 for sites which had a final detailed soils assessment conducted after July 1, 2001 on private land and in the White Area, and for detailed site assessments in the Green Area. Experience with the Phase 1 ESA form and process has resulted in several questions. This Information Letter provides some guidance with respect to the questions raised and includes the revised Phase 1 Site Assessment Form to be used.

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