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We are highly
qualified and strategically located for site assessments, historical data
reviews and reporting for Environmental Property Assessments (EPA)
of residential and commercial properties along Highway 16 in central
British Columbia.
The initial phase
of an EPA involves a reconnaissance site visit to identify the risks for
any present or future environmental contaminations in conjunction
with the collection and review of all available historical information
pertaining to the geology, hydrology, land development and ownership status
of the subject property. The report for this phase of the EPA gives
our clients the information and recommendations needed to understand the
procedures and to evaluate the costs that would be involved to effectively
complete the second phase of their EPA.
The
second phase of an EPA involves a detailed site assessment of all potential
risks to the environment that were identified in the first phase. We will
conduct the necessary sampling and detailed field assessments to evaluate
the extent of all potential and present contaminations. A report will
be provided summarizing and documenting the laboratory findings. Where
necessary, we will provide detailed plans for remediation of existing
contaminations, and/or the implementation of effective mitigative efforts
that may reduce the risks for future environmental impacts.
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