VP of Union Bay Estates aka Kensington Island Properties, Brian McMahon Aug. 11, 2009 in the Comox Valley Echo. Zero remediation since that statement. In fact, KIP violated the MDA by subdividing the 27 contaminated acres it owned and turned it over to the province. MDA stipulated that no subdivision would take place before the developer met the conditions of the MDA.

“McMahon said the area was a cesspool of contaminants that continued to leech into Baynes Sound.”

Comox Valley Echo Aug. 11, 2009, Philip Round, Echo staff.

The Marina from the same interview.

“…McMahon said an underwater survey had already been completed. It would be necessary to dredge and barge out material to clean up the area, as the impact of pollution went out hundreds of feet into the water.”

COMOX VALLEY ECHO AUG. 11, 2009, PHILIP ROUND, ECHO STAFF

No dredging has taken place since 2009, so the pollution was never addressed.

Unregulated ship breaking taking place on the beach on the right by Deep Water Recovery – property adjacent to Union Bay Estates. Ocean front lots Cameron Homes touting on the left. YUM!
One of BC’s most toxic sites on the left – the Union Bay Coal Hill. Union Bay Estates oceanfront on the right with all that lovely black coal sediment dumped there until the 1960’s.

Is is necessary to water the fucking grass on the boulevards where no one lives? Is this treated water being wasted on grass?

The creek KIP wants to dump 1000 cubic metres of treated sewage daily into Washer/Hart Creek daily Oct. through May.