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WE HAVE A PLAN
Restore flood protection. Restore fish habitat. Good design lets us do both.
Penticton Creek flood protection measures are a core piece of our City’s safety infrastructure and the Creek itself is an important cultural amenity. However the channel infrastructure in the Creek has deteriorated and is causing sudden and expensive maintenance challenges for City operations. We have a plan that will create a safe, healthy creek for years to come. We can provide the required flood protection while restoring the creek to a more natural state. Our plan employs today’s best practices and our community’s expertise to provide a high level of protection from flooding. The new design will return Penticton Creek to a productive waterway for Kokanee, Rainbow Trout and other native species. The benefit of this approach also allows us to access funds from conservation and habitat agencies to carry out our infrastructure restoration.
In 2015 we restored a Showcase section of the Creek to garner further community support and assess impacts on flood protection and fish. Now we’re taking the success of the Showcase Project forward with a plan for the full 4.5 kilometers of Penticton Creek’s urban passage.
WE HAVE A PLAN
Restore flood protection. Restore fish habitat. Good design lets us do both.
Penticton Creek flood protection measures are a core piece of our City’s safety infrastructure and the Creek itself is an important cultural amenity. However the channel infrastructure in the Creek has deteriorated and is causing sudden and expensive maintenance challenges for City operations. We have a plan that will create a safe, healthy creek for years to come. We can provide the required flood protection while restoring the creek to a more natural state. Our plan employs today’s best practices and our community’s expertise to provide a high level of protection from flooding. The new design will return Penticton Creek to a productive waterway for Kokanee, Rainbow Trout and other native species. The benefit of this approach also allows us to access funds from conservation and habitat agencies to carry out our infrastructure restoration.
In 2015 we restored a Showcase section of the Creek to garner further community support and assess impacts on flood protection and fish. Now we’re taking the success of the Showcase Project forward with a plan for the full 4.5 kilometers of Penticton Creek’s urban passage.