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Maple Grove Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment and Heritage Screening
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The Meewasin Valley Authority is seeking proposals from an environmental consultant and archeologist to conduct a Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment and Heritage Screening for the Maple Grove property, including Yorath Island, located in the Rural Municipality of Corman Park, Saskatchewan. The site is a rural area south of Saskatoon characterized by native vegetation, grasslands, and a trail network, with much of the land situated below the 1 in 500 year flood level. Historically used for recreation since 1915 and previously hosting a mobile trailer park, the property is being transitioned back into a natural space. Interested parties must submit their responses by September 8, 2023, at 8:00 PM. This solicitation, numbered 132-01, is managed by the Meewasin Valley Authority under the Saskatchewan Public Sector.
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Maple Grove is a Meewasin owned rural property located south of Saskatoon along the western banks of the South Saskatchewan River. The site has been used primarily for recreation as early as 1915, with cottagers camping on the site in the early years. Meewasin purchased the property in 1997 which included a mobile trailer park to remain on-site for 25 years at which time Meewasin would turn the site back into natural space. The main site is characterized by significant stands of predominantly native trees and shrubs, with some grassland areas that were opened up in the past for recreational use. A small network of trails weave through the west end of the site. Besides one triangular section of high ground on the northeast end of the site, the majority of the site sits below the 1 in 500 year flood level.
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