District Projects

A District (or Capital) Project is an initiative that helps maintain, improve or replace the District's assets, which are often referred to as public infrastructure. Typically, capital projects are guided by master plans and are forecasted in a 5 Year Capital Plan. Many assets have specific lifecycles, and long-term capital project planning is part of robust asset management to ensure uninterrupted service delivery. District assets include roads and fleet, water systems, sanitary sewer and stormwater systems, buildings and parks and trails. The District’s Capital Projects are typically delivered by either the Parks, Recreation and Culture or the Infrastructure and Development Engineering departments, and are aligned to Council's Strategic Priorities.

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Capital Project approvals are at the authority of Council, through the Financial Plan.

District Plans and Studies

Long term master planning provides the District overarching guidance on capital project delivery. Many projects are undertaken on a multi-phase or multi-year basis and anticipating renewals, replacements or new infrastructure, through responsible planning, creates financial stability and sustainability. The District's main Master Plans are listed below. Additional Plans, Studies and Reports are available in the District's Document Library

District Projects