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Land Development Engineering
Whether designing a residential subdivision or a multi-feature
resort recreational complex, CCTA's feasibility analyses,
design services, construction inspection, permits and approvals'
stewardship ensure successful outcomes.
CCTA plans complete detailed design, manages and inspects
construction of site services for residential, industrial
and municipal land development projects such as:
- Individual lots
- Residential subdivisions
- Business parks
- Resort recreational developments in sensitive settings
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Infrastructure Design: Intrawest Resort, Blue Mountain
CCTA developed the site services design for Intrawest Blue
Mountain's 1,200 unit, four-season development.
Features
- Snow-making water supply works upgrade
- Centralized multi-function pond
- Surface and stormwater collection and treatment system
- Wastewater collection
- Potable water distribution
- Earth works
- Roads
- Parking lots
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West Orillia Business Park - City of Orillia
In 2006, CCTA was retained by the City to complete a master servicing and stormwater management plan for this fastest growing area of new development in the City. CCTA was subsequently retained by the City in 2008 to provide design engineering and construction administration services for a new five lane arterial road to serve the business park.
Located near the intersection of two busy highways this 125 hectare business park has already attracted one major tenant, the new satellite campus of Lakehead University. CCTA was retained by Lakehead to provide design engineering for site services, lot grading and stormwater management for the first LEED platinum campus in Ontario.
The park is also the location of the City's new West Orillia Sports Complex, for which CCTA is providing engineering services for site servicing, drainage, grading and structural design in a design build project being led by EllisDon.
Features
- Traffic impact analysis
- Stormwater management
- Sanitary sewage collection
- Water distribution system planning
- Roads and services
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Residential Subdivision in an Urban Setting: River Edge Subdivision, Town of New Tecumseth
Phase 1 of this development includes 83 single family and 48 townhouse residential units within the Alliston Secondary Plan Area. Site servicing included significant external trunk works and a sewage pumping station designed to service 500 units.
Features
- Traffic impact analysis
- Stormwater management
- Sewage collection, including 600 m of trunk sewer, a crossing of the Canadian Pacific Railway right-of-way, a 110L/s temporary sewage pumping station and associated forcemain
- Water distribution, including 600 m of trunk watermain and a crossing of the Canadian Pacific Railway right-of-way
- Bridge crossings over the Boyne River (sanitary forcemain and trunk watermain)
- Internal roads and services
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Residential/Business Park Development: Trillium Forest Subdivision, Town of Wasaga Beach
The project involves 195 residential units and 14 commercial blocks, serviced by approximately 4.0 km of roads, sanitary sewers, storm sewers and water main, as well as a stormwater management facility servicing a 150 ha drainage basin and a stormwater management diversion structure servicing a 350 ha drainage area. The project involved intersection improvements on Highway 26.
Features
- Traffic impact analysis
- Highway 26 intersection improvements
- Stormwater management
- Sanitary sewage collection
- Water distribution
- Green space development
- Internal roads and services
- Servicing for a new school site
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Infrastructure Renewal: Sanitary Sewer Renewal Program (Phase 1 and Phase 2), Town of Collingwood
Phase 1 of the project involved the renewal (replacement and relining) of approximately 10 km of aging sanitary sewers and services within Collingwood’s residential and downtown core. CCTA assessed the entire sanitary sewer network and prioritized the renewal works into manageable contracts covering those areas most urgently requiring renewal. We assessed the associated infrastructure on each street and incorporated one or all of water main replacement, storm sewer and drainage improvements and road reinstatement into each contract. Public liaison was of paramount importance in the successful execution of these contracts. Phase 1 works were constructed under five contracts between 2006 and 2009. We are currently evaluating an additional 5 km of sewer under Phase 2 of the renewal program.
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Major Water Transmission Works: Alcona to Bradford Water Transmission Main, Town of Innisfil
A key element in the continued growth of Bradford West Gwillimbury, this exciting and impressive assignment involved the design and construction of 26.3 km of 500 mm and 600 mm dia. water transmission main between the Alcona reservoir in the Town of Innisfil and the Bradford water distribution system. The system includes temporary and permanent booster stations, a monitoring/metering station at the boundary between Innisfil and Bradford West Gwillimbury and provisions for future takeoff points to service growth areas along the route. The project was an achievement in sharing services across municipal boundaries and involved working concurrently with other consultants responsible for the design of the related Bradford water reservoir. Construction of the transmission main and monitoring station was substantially performed in April 2006 at a construction value of $17.5 million. The booster station was constructed in 2007 at a construction value of $2.6 million.
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