Projects listed on a monthly basis. Check back regularly for current project applications.

Previously approved projects by Meewasin Valley Authority Board

July 2010 Approved Projects

• Approval for City of Saskatoon for slope rehabilitation and boulevard retoration work for Cosmopolitan Park adjacent to Saskatchewan Crescent and Fourteenth Street East. Plan

June 2010 Approved Projects

• Approval for University of Saskatchewan: East Weir Slope Remediation
• Approval for Meewasin to re-construct the section of trail behind the Water Treatment Plant affected by recent renovations to the facility. The construction also includes fish habitat improvements through sludge removal and a series of interpretive nodes focussing on the importance of source water protection. Layout

May 2010 Approved Projects

• Approval for the City of Saskatoon to construct Circle Drive South through the Meewasin Conservation Zone and crossing the South Saskatchewan River 73.5 meters north of the CN Rail crossing. Layout,
• Approval for the City of Saskatoon to develop an Off Leash Dog Park at Richard St. Barbe-Baker Afforestation Area

April 2010 No Applications

March 2010 Approved Projects

• Approval for University of Saskatchewan to construct the final expansion project at the Western Collerge of Veterinary Medincine including renovations to the Diagnostics

February 2010 No Applications

January 2010 No Applications

December 2009 No Applications

November 2009 Approved Projects

• Approval for Ehrenberg Homes Ltd. has applied to construct a nine-unit condominium on Lot 6, 7 & 8, Block B, Plan Q25 (316 Saskatchewan Crescent) adjacent to Rotary Park. This project was reviewed and provided a conditional approval in December 2005. that approval, is subject to submission of a storm-water plan for the site.
• Meewasin received a proposal to expand and renovate the Queen's Bench Courthouse at 520 Spadina Crescent East. This location is within the Meewasin Buffer Zone and therefore requires applicants provide Meewasin a 45-day notification and opportunity for comment.

October 2009 Approved Projects

• Approval for the University of Saskatchewan to construct a new addition to the Central Heating Plant and replace the boiler feedwater treatment system. The heating plant addition would occur at the intersectio of Cmpus Drive and North Road. The approval is subject to submission of a new landscape plan to soften the visual impact of the building. Plans (To be added):
• Approval for the University of Sasktchewan to construct a new five-storey 400-bed student residence on the "College Quater" east of the RJD Williams and north of the existing student residence towers at McEown Park. This development is phase I of a two-phase project. To accommodate the development, an extension to Aird Street will also be constructed. The approval is subject to submission of a landscape plan. Plans:Site Plan,Layout

September 2009 Approved Projects

• Approval for the City of Saskatoon to continue efforts to protect groundwater through the construction of interceptor (recovery) wells installed along the south side of the Saskatoon Waste Management Centre (Spadina Landfill). Portions of the landfill are unlined and therefore a leachate collection system has been designed to collect leachate from the south-bound plumes. In 2002 an interceptor trench was constructed along the north side of the landfill. Plans: Construction Details
• Approval for the City of Saskatoon to construct a Grit Handling Facility at the Spadina Landfill. The facility will dewater heavy grit loads from vacuum and hydrovac excavating trucks and use the dewatered solids as cover material. The effluent will be piped into the sanitary sewer system for treatment. The approval is subject to finalization of the building design and completion of a landscape plan that softens the visual impact of the facility on the river valley setting. Plans: Plan
• Approval for Meewasin to extend the Meewasin Trail through the Psychiatric Centre prairie. Meewasin is extending the trail from Sutherland Beach along the riverbank, to Central Avenue to formalize the intentional footpath and support recovery of numerous information braided trails on the remnant prairie surrounding the Regional Psychiatric Centre. The project has received funding from the National Trails Council. Plans: Trail Layout
• Approval for the City of Saskatoon to construct the Rotary Park Lift Station adjacent to the Sid Buckwold Bridge abutment. This new sewage lift station is within Rotary Park on the east side of the south abutment and includes a new 600mm forcemain river crossing underneath the Sid Buckwold Bridge. The project is approved subject to completion of a landscape plan sensitive to the program of the surrounding park and visibility from River Landing. Plans (To be added)

August 2009 Approved Projects

• Approval for the City of Saskatoon to construct a storm water pond and associated storm water sewer and outfall to service the northwest portion of the Evergreen residential neighbourhood. The project includes both wet and dry ponds to be located within the Northeast Swale, specifically in that portion west of Central Avenue between Agra Road and Fedoruk Drive (portion NW 12-37-05 and NE 12-37-05). Plans of the area: Detail Site Plan, Dry Pond Detail, Key Plan

May 2009 Approved Projects

• Approval for the City of Saskatoon to remediate a landslide on the east riverbank adjacent to Saskatchewan Crescent between the University Bridge and Eighteenth Street.
• Approval for Saskatoon Light & Power to stablize the riverbank adjacent to transmission tower site 10 (adjacent to St. Henry Avenue and above Gabriel Dumont Park.

April 2009 Approved Projects

• Approval for the University of Saskatchewan to construct a four-storey academic complex adjoining the existing dental clinic and connecting to the Academic Health Sciences A-Wing through an enclosed multi-storey public atrium. Plans : Rendering, Interior, Site, Landscape Plan, Overview

March 2009 Approved Projects

• Approval for the City of Saskatoon to amend the Meewasin Development Plan - South Downtown District Development Policy by special resolution to clarify the restrictions on office use within the context of mixed use. Read Memo.

February 2009 Approved Projects

• The application by the University of Saskatchewan to construct a four-storey addition to the existing Place Riel building.  The addition will be nestled between Marquis Hall and the Murray Building north of the existing Place Riel.  The project also includes the completion of renovations to the lower floor of the existing Place Riel and improved interior connections to the existing Marquis Hall building. Site Plan, View from NE, View from NW, View from South