LYTTON FIRST NATION 28-HOME SUBDIVISION
Welcome to the Community Open House for the Lytton First Nation 28-Home Subdivision Project. We have several display boards with information to learn more about the project, and our project team is on hand if you have any questions or comments. Thank you for taking the time to review the project information materials. We welcome your comments, questions, and feedback, which can also be provided online on the project website:
It is a significant priority for Lytton First Nation (LFN) to build more homes for community members that are still without housing. As part the recovery efforts following the Lytton Creek wildfire, 39 temporary modular homes were constructed on Inkluckcheen IR 21 and Nuuautin IR 2 in 2022, along with a new community centre and band office. Additional homes are still needed; therefore, LFN together with Aplin Martin, have been working on designing a 28-home subdivision that will be located at Nuuautin IR 2B.
www.aplinmartin.com/LFNsubdivision
or by email:
openhouse@aplinmartin.com
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SUBDIVISION SITE I NUUAUTIN 2B
SITE SELECTION AND FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS • Lytton First Nation selected Nuuautin IR 2B as the preferred location for this new subdivision based on a subdivision feasibility study, as well as consistency with LFN land use plans, and the comparative lack of archaeological concerns. • The Lytton Lands department, along with a consulting firm, did a land encumbrance check for the selected area, and there was no encumbrance related issues. • Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) funded the Subdivision Feasibility Study to look at two location options for housing: the Battlefield on Inkluckcheen IR 21, and a parcel on Nuuautin IR 2B. • The initial feasibility study identified the need to further examine soil and geohazard conditions on-site to confirm that the site was suitable for construction. Over the course of summer/fall 2023, geotechnical, hydrogeological, geohazard, and hydrology studies were undertaken including extensive fieldwork. An AEW Archaeologist was on site for the preliminary feasibility study. The most significant outcome of this work was the establishment of a geotechnical setback line beyond which no development could be supported. This reduced the developable footprint of the selected site. Nuuautin 2 Reserve has been known to have Lithic Scatter which are flakes on the ground surface and sub-surface. • There is also potential for a Burial Site, Rock Painting, Petroglyphs, pipes, spearheads, or other rare artifacts. • The construction site is adjacent to two registered archaeological sites. This does not preclude the existence of unregistered archaeological sites present. • Nuuautin 2 is an area well known for harvesting Indian Celery also known as Desert Parsley. • The Ponderosa Pine Tree is also known as a home for Wood Worms which is commonly used as bait for fishing methods. • There is also some potential for Cultural Depression such as Cache Pits. • A Field Heritage Technician is on site and monitoring ground disturbance. CULTURAL HERITAGE ANALYSIS • ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS • The subdivision will be located within the Ponderosa Pine very dry hot (PPxh) biogeoclimatic subzone. • Mitigation measures will be done to protect the western rattlesnake during developments. • Active bird nest surveys were conducted prior to site clearing, and no active bird nests were found.
VIEW FROM SUBDIVISION SITE TO THE WEST I NUUAUTIN 2B
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APLIN MARTIN CONSULTANTS Aplin Martin have been selected by Lytton First Nation to prepare the subdivision design to construction for the new 28-home subdivision. For more than 55 years, our dynamic team of civil engineers, architects, land surveyors, biologists, and urban planners have consistently provided cutting-edge, cost-effective solutions to our clients. Our extensive services span diverse sectors and geographic locations, offering support for projects of varying size and types. Committed to creating ecologically sound, sustainable, and implementable solutions, our integrated multidisciplinary project teams have earne d a reputation for excellence. With our extensive local knowledge and a significant number of First Nations clients, we have established credibility in working towards Truth and Reconciliation. Through our Indigenous Services Group, we have developed a culturally appropriate approach that respects and values the traditions and perspectives of Indigenous communities.
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APLIN MARTIN PROJECT TEAM
JORDAN BEACH CIVIL PROJECT MANAGER
MICHAEL CASOL PROJECT ENGINEER
ERIC FORNWALD ENGINEERING DESIGNER
MIKE FUJII PUBLIC CONSULTATION SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER
ANGELE CLARKE SENIOR PLANNER
CARLOS OLIVEIRA PLANNING DESIGNER
PARTNERSHIP
LYTTON FIRST NATION 28-HOME SUBDIVISION WWW.APLINMARTIN.COM/LFNSUBDIVISION OPENHOUSE@APLINMARTIN.COM
HOW CAN YOU PROVIDE INPUT? Please take an opportunity to review the boards around the room and engage the staff team with any question or comments. We also encourage you to provide your feedback using any methods below:
Write a comment on the form provided at this event
Submit your comments online at aplinmartin.com/lfnsubdivision
The opportunity to provide feedback on the preliminary subdivision design is between March 21st to April 4th.
Project updates can be found:
Bi-Weekly on the LFN Facebook page
Monthly in the LFN Newsletter
If you have any additional question please contact us. We will reply to all enquires, comments, and questions. If your feedback requires response from Council, it will be forwarded to Council by an administrator.
LYTTON FIRST NATION 28-HOME SUBDIVISION WWW.APLINMARTIN.COM/LFNSUBDIVISION OPENHOUSE@APLINMARTIN.COM
WHAT WILL THE NEW HOMES LOOK LIKE?*
3-BEDROOM HOUSE
4-BEDROOM HOUSE
1-BEDROOM HOUSE
1-BEDROOM HOUSE
3-BEDROOM HOUSE
4-BEDROOM HOUSE
*Sample renderings- final designs may have slight differences
PROJECT STATS
Family Unit Mix 10 1-bed, 10 3-bed, 8 4-bed
Alkali Road Refurbishment 1.2 Km (Paved)
Size of Homes 768 - 1,200 sq. ft.
Total Residential Units 28 Homes
LYTTON FIRST NATION 28-HOME SUBDIVISION WWW.APLINMARTIN.COM/LFNSUBDIVISION OPENHOUSE@APLINMARTIN.COM
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Your input will be considered as part of the final subdivision design
CLIENT:
LYTTON FIRST NATION 28-HOME SUBDIVISION WWW.APLINMARTIN.COM/LFNSUBDIVISION OPENHOUSE@APLINMARTIN.COM
PRELIMINARY SITE OVERVIEW PLAN
PH. (250) 455-2304 LYTTON FIRST NATION 1535 ST. GEORGE'S STREET, LYTTON, BC
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SUBDIVISION SITE I 28-HOME SUBDIVISION PROJECT
SITE INFORMATION • Subdivision Area: 6.6 Hactares
•Location: Nuuautin IR 2B
• Access: Located east of Highway 1,
and accessed via Alkali Road
WORK COMPLETED
• Environmental Assessment Report
•Geotechnical Report
• Survey Drawings
• DAR Report (Funding request for
design stage)
• Land Encumberance Check
ALKALI ROAD ACCESS I 28-HOME SUBDIVISION PROJECT
ALKALI ROAD ACCESS I 28-HOME SUBDIVISION PROJECT
• Preliminary Subdivision Design
Subdivision Site
NEXT STEPS
•Septic Design and Report
Alkali Road will receive a full upgrade to align with the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure standards.
•Detailed Subdivision Design
• PAR Report (funding request for
Grading to accommodate the new Alkali Road upgrade.
construction stage)
• Cost Estimate
Alkali Road Access
•Civil Construction Drawings
• Water Servicing and Infrastructure
Design; Electrical Infrastructure Design
LYTTON FIRST NATION 28-HOME SUBDIVISION WWW.APLINMARTIN.COM/LFNSUBDIVISION OPENHOUSE@APLINMARTIN.COM
STEIN WATER SYSTEM PROJECT A significant portion of LFN reserve land receives domestic water and fire protection from the Stein water system. The water system draws water from the Stein River, treats this water, and delivers it across a vast area of LFN reserves on the west and east sides of the Fraser River. Prior to the wildfire, this water system was operating near capacity. With the addition of new development resulting from the wildfire recovery as well as the proposed new subdivision, the water system is under significant stress, particularly as it relates to the amount of water needed for fire protection.
To better service the community, including the Nuuautin IR 2B development, the Stein Water Distribution System will also be receiving an upgrade.
The upgrades will include:
New water reservoir and new pump system to service the subdivision
Upgrades to the current treatment system and pump stations
Water main connection to the proposed development and tie-in to the existing system
Next Event:
The Stein Water System Project will also have a separate Open House session on May 2, 2024 from 1:30-3:30 pm . A webpage for the project will be developed and shared with the community in late March.
LYTTON FIRST NATION 28-HOME SUBDIVISION WWW.APLINMARTIN.COM/LFNSUBDIVISION OPENHOUSE@APLINMARTIN.COM
THANK YOU!
YOUR FEEDBACK
Thank you for taking the time to review the project information materials. As an integral part of the public consultation process, we welcome and encourage your questions and feedback, which can be provided through:
Online comment submission on the project website: www.aplinmartin.com/lfnsubdivision
or by email:
openhouse@aplinmartin.com
LYTTON FIRST NATION 28-HOME SUBDIVISION WWW.APLINMARTIN.COM/LFNSUBDIVISION OPENHOUSE@APLINMARTIN.COM
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