Windermere ASP Consolidation - City of Edmonton

portions of the south half of Section 34-51-25 W4M and
the north half of Section 27-51-25-W4M. These lands have
been used primarily for agricultural purposes. This report
has been submitted under separate cover.
Based on the findings and recommendations of the Phase
I ESA, no areas of immediate environmental concern were
identified on or in the vicinity of the Subject Property.
3.5.2 Phase II ESA – Ptn. South ½ of Section 27-51- 25-W4M
A Phase II Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) was
conducted by CT & Associates Engineering Inc. for the
property located at the north-east corner of the intersection
of 170 Street and existing Ellerslie Road. This property is
legally described as the south half, SW ¼ Section 27-51-
25-W4M (excepting thereout a 2.42 hectare property
located along the south boundary of the site). This report
has been submitted under separate cover.
Bylaw 15805
July 18, 2011
The Phase I portion of the assessment included a review
of historical records and site reconnaissance of the subject
site and surrounding areas to provide information
pertaining to previous and current operations on the
subject property and surrounding areas which may be of
environmental concern. The results of the Phase I ESA
portion identified a former oil well (drilled and abandoned)
within the east half of the subject site. No other evidence of
environmental or other potential sources of contamination
(via waste management practice(s) or current operations)
were identified.
Following identification of a former oil well within the
subject property, a Phase II ESA was conducted to confirm
the subsurface soil conditions in the vicinity of the
abandoned oil well. No evidence of impact on subsurface
soil conditions was found. Based on findings and
recommendations of the Phase II ESA, the subject site
meets required CCME Residential Land Use Criteria and
no further investigation is required at this time.
3.5.3 Non-Participating Land Owners
No other Phase I or II Environmental Site Assessments
have been undertaken on the remaining lands within the
Windermere ASP. In light of this, the Environmental
Planning Group of the Sustainable Development typically
recommend that ESAs or disclosure statements be
provided by the minority land owners at the rezoning stage.
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