| Summary: | This presentation will briefly discuss the Cariboo Reclamation Project and the effectiveness of various
erosion control structures implemented during the construction phase of the Kemess South Project.
During the 1999 field season the Ministry of Energy and Mines implemented the Cariboo
Reclamation Project aimed at cleaning up and reclaiming abandoned placer leases in the Quesnel to
Barkerville area. Revenue collected from the seizure of the bonds on the properties was used as the
basis for the funding of the project. The order of priority for the Cariboo Reclamation Project was
to:
1) ensure public health and safety,
2) ensure there was no environmental risk,
3) remove abandoned equipment and debris,
4) recontour disturbed areas and deactivate roads,
5) revegetate disturbed areas.
The second part of this paper will discuss control of sediment during the construction phase of the
Kemess South Project.
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