Archived - Additional Wentworth Park upgrades for Phase III (band shell), Sydney, Nova Scotia

Sydney (NS)

Reasons for a Federal Assessment
Project Description
Final Decision

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Reference Number

Canadian Environmental Assessment Registry: 08-01-40693

Environmental Assessment Type

Screening

Responsible or Regulated Authorities

Enterprise Cape Breton Corporation

Reasons for a Federal Assessment

On July 22, 2008, it was determined that an environmental assessment was required in relation to the project because Enterprise Cape Breton Corporation considered providing financial assistance to the proponent.

Project Description (as posted in the Notice of Commencement)

The Project Proponent is adding an additional work component to Phase III of the Wentworth Park System Upgrade. This additional work will take place on the existing band shell structure, which is located at the head of the upper pond next to the Argyle Street and George Street intersection. The modifications to the band shell will see the installation of new decking and railings around the rear of the structure, concrete work for access to this deck area is also required. Sand blasting will remove all existing paint, which covers the concrete band shell structure. An epoxy resin will then be applied to re-seal the concrete works. Landscaping with trees, shrubs and grass will complete this aspect of the project. Construction will use standard materials and processes for work of this nature.

Final Decision

A decision was taken on January 23, 2009 and was that the authority may exercise any power or perform any duty or function with respect to the project because, after taking into consideration the screening report and taking into account the implementation of appropriate mitigation measures, the authority is of the opinion that the project is not likely to cause significant adverse environmental effects.