Heritage Resource Impact Assessment: Railside Utility Vault Locations

InterGroup Consultants Ltd.

This report details the Heritage Resource Impact Assessment (HRIA) conducted at the proposed utility vault locations for the Railside Development. The assessment consisted of visual inspection of sediments removed through mechanical trenching. Various historic items such as nails, ceramics, glass, and metal were found in the railway fill. The historic objects were not catalogued.

InterGroup Consultants Ltd.. 2023. Heritage Resource Impact Assessment: Railside Utility Vault Locations. Winnipeg: .
[ Heritage Permit Report (HRB, on file at TFNP) ]

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