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Recent Letter to the DCLC from Mayor Jackson

Leter From the MayorLeter From the Mayor

A letter from Mayor Lois Jackson to the DCLC is attached below as a pdf file.

Short Sea Shipping Network

The VFPA is considering moving containers through the region via barge. Read about the plans in the April 2 Delta Optimist.

VFPA Truck License System (TLS) goes in to effect April 1

 

Loading Truck with Import ContainerLoading Truck with Import Container

Stringent  requirements for container trucks must be followed in order to access Port property.The new rules go in to effect April 1 2008. A copy of the notification is attached below

Noise Alert...Densification Testing

March 14 Alert

February Meeting Notes

The DCLC meeting notes are attached below in a pdf file. Previous meeting notes are available for viewing HERE

March 12 Update to spill

VFPA has had environmental professionals monitoring the DP3 site on a regular basis to assess the spill incident area and surrounding shoreline. Field observations conducted to date have confirmed that no fish or wildlife (including coastal seabirds and waterfowl) have been affected by the incident. Scuba divers have conducted subtidal survey assessments which indicate that no oil is present on the seabed. It has been confirmed that the hydraulic oil used in the densification probe was Esso UNIVIS BIO 40.

March 5 Update to Spill

VFPA has confirmed that the hydraulic oil used in the densification probe was a non-toxic biodegradable vegetable-based oil. No further emulsified oil or oil sheen has been observed at the project site as of March 4 at 15:00 hours and clean-up efforts have been scaled back. No fish or wildlife, including shorebirds and waterfowl, have been affected by the small volume hydraulic oil release.

March 3 Announcement

This is a notice from the DP3 project team.....

On Monday, March 3, 2008, at approximately 23:00 hours, a densification probe tip broke 30 feet below the surface of the water while working on the Deltaport Third Berth Project.  It is estimated that 100 to 200 litres of hydraulic oil was released at the seabed surface. The release of hydraulic oil was contained and as of 10:30 hours is approaching full recovery.  

DCLC Feb 28 meeting

Another interesting meeting for the DCLC on February 28.

Thanks to the Noise committee ( Victor, Farida and guest contributor Steve Kinsey) for an excellent presentation. The NSC will forward this draft document to VFPA and related agencies and a draft noise report will be posted on this site shortly.

Air Quality Station

 

 

There is an information update and follow up to the recent Metro Vancouver Air Quality presentation.

You can read about it in the Feb 27 Delta Optimist. 

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