This page will provide up-to-date information about construction activities related to the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation Project at Lillooet Lake Estates, located in Electoral Area C. Please check back regularly for updates.
Construction updates
August 27, 2026
Construction operations at the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation Project at Lillooet Lake Estates site were temporarily suspended on July 23 2026 due to wildfire activity in the area, specifically the Two Twin Creek Wildfire (V30941).
The project team has begun the process of remobilising to site and anticipate construction to restart the week of August 31. Anticipated activities include:
- Remobilising equipment
- Site assessments, repairs and remediation as needed
- Replacement of the watermain above the FSR
- Excavation of Catiline Creek above the FSR
- Berm construction above the FSR on either side of Catiline Creek
- Planting below the FSR
- Rock breaking
- Dust control
- Fill placement within LLE
- Open burning at the project site has ended. Burning activities will continue at a later date, if conditions are assessed to be suitable. Updates will be shared on this website and the SLRD’s social media channels as needed.
- Lower section of Gate 5 road realignment construction paused until further notice.
This work is being undertaken by Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME).
Please note the following important information:
- The Twin Two Creek Wildfire remains active in the area. BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) crews continue to work in the area.
- The In-SHUCK-ch FSR is a key access route for several communities and for wildfire responders. FSR road conditions and restrictions will be a consideration in restart plans.
- The project team will continue to follow guidance or direction from BCWS, the SLRD EOC and other authorities.
More information:
In-SHUCK-ch Forest Service Road
Current Road Conditions
For conditions and updates on the In-SHUCK-ch Forest Service Road, please visit the FSR Conditions in the Sea to Sky District website.
Archive
July 23, 2026
1. 5.5 km Road Lift Project - Complete
Location: 5.0 – 6.0 km
Dates: July 8 – July 24, 2026.
Project Update:
The Ministry of Forests has advised that as of July 23, the project is complete. No further closures are required.
What’s happening:
The Ministry of Forests will be carrying out a road lift project between 5.0 – 6.0km in collaboration with the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation Project. The purpose of the project is to improve ditchline depth through the bottom of a dip in the road and reduce the extent and grades of the hills on either side of the dip.
Who was involved:
- Hauling of materials is by the SLRD’s contractors Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME) as part of the Catiline Creek.
- The road lift project is by the Ministry of Forests' contractor Lizzie Bay.
2. Increased Construction Traffic on FSR around Lillooet Lake Estates
Location: 7.5 km
Dates: February 2026 through to end of project.
What’s happening:
Construction of the Catiline Creek debris flow structure at Lillooet Lake Estates at 7.5 km. Construction activities including excavation of the creek channel, berm construction and trucking of excavated materials will be happening near the FSR.
What to expect:
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials around 7.5 km
- Rock trucks merging onto the FSR at 7.5km to drive to 5.5km
- Increased industrial traffic, with contractors’ vehicles and equipment in the area
- Additional traffic control measures including signage
Safety reminders
- Follow the direction of flaggers and signage, and drive with caution.
- Give trucks extra space, especially on hills and corners.
- Be alert and aware of rock truck traffic if stopped and exiting your vehicle.
- Avoid stopping within signed work zones unless directed.
July 16, 2022
1. 5.5 km Road Lift Project - Road Closures Required
Location: 5.0 – 6.0 km
Dates: July 8 – July 24, 2026
- The Ministry of Forest project site at 5.5k is shut down Thursday July 16 and Friday July 17 due to a wildfire near Pemberton. Road closures will not be in effect on these days.
- At this time work is scheduled to resume on Monday July 20, 2026.
- For wildfire information please visit the BC Wildfire Service dashboard
Times: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday to Friday
What’s happening:
The Ministry of Forests will be carrying out a road lift project between 5.0 – 6.0km in collaboration with the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation Project. The purpose of the project is to improve ditchline depth through the bottom of a dip in the road and reduce the extent and grades of the hills on either side of the dip.
What to Expect:
- 1-hour road closures are required to accommodate the placement and compaction of the material on the road from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday to Friday.
- Openings will be on the hour each hour (9:00am, 10:00am, etc.) and will last approximately 10-15 minutes.
- Traffic control workers will be stationed on either side of the worksite (at approximately 5.0km and 6.0km) to manage the closures.
- Expect rock trucks hauling excavated materials from 7.5k to 5.5k from 7:30 am to 3:30 pm Monday to Friday
- Dust control measures will be in place during this short-term hauling, both on the FSR between 5.5 k and 7.5 k and at the project sites.
Who is involved:
- Hauling of materials is by the SLRD’s contractors Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME) as part of the Catiline Creek.
- The road lift project is by the Ministry of Forests' contractor Lizzie Bay.
2. Increased Construction Traffic on FSR around Lillooet Lake Estates
Location: 7.5 km
Dates: February 2026 through to end of project.
What’s happening:
Construction of the Catiline Creek debris flow structure at Lillooet Lake Estates at 7.5 km. Construction activities including excavation of the creek channel, berm construction and trucking of excavated materials will be happening near the FSR.
What to expect:
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials around 7.5 km
- Rock trucks merging onto the FSR at 7.5km to drive to 5.5km
- Increased industrial traffic, with contractors’ vehicles and equipment in the area
- Additional traffic control measures including signage
Safety reminders
- Follow the direction of flaggers and signage, and drive with caution.
- Give trucks extra space, especially on hills and corners.
- Be alert and aware of rock truck traffic if stopped and exiting your vehicle.
- Avoid stopping within signed work zones unless directed.
July 9, 2022
1. 5.5 km Road Lift Project - Road Closures Required
Location: 5.0 – 6.0 km
Dates: July 8 – July 24, 2026
Times: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday to Friday
What’s happening:
The Ministry of Forests will be carrying out a road lift project between 5.0 – 6.0km in collaboration with the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation Project. The purpose of the project is to improve ditchline depth through the bottom of a dip in the road and reduce the extent and grades of the hills on either side of the dip.
What to Expect:
- 1-hour road closures are required to accommodate the placement and compaction of the material on the road from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday to Friday.
- Openings will be on the hour each hour (9:00am, 10:00am, etc.) and will last approximately 10-15 minutes.
- Traffic control workers will be stationed on either side of the worksite (at approximately 5.0km and 6.0km) to manage the closures.
- Expect rock trucks hauling excavated materials from 7.5k to 5.5k from 7:30 am to 3:30 pm Monday to Friday
- Dust control measures will be in place during this short-term hauling, both on the FSR between 5.5 k and 7.5 k and at the project sites.
Who is involved:
- Hauling of materials is by the SLRD’s contractors Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME) as part of the Catiline Creek.
- The road lift project is by the Ministry of Forests' contractor Lizzie Bay.
2. Increased Construction Traffic on FSR around Lillooet Lake Estates
Location: 7.5 km
Dates: February 2026 through to end of project.
What’s happening:
Construction of the Catiline Creek debris flow structure at Lillooet Lake Estates at 7.5 km. Construction activities including excavation of the creek channel, berm construction and trucking of excavated materials will be happening near the FSR.
What to expect:
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials around 7.5 km
- Rock trucks merging onto the FSR at 7.5km to drive to 5.5km
- Increased industrial traffic, with contractors’ vehicles and equipment in the area
- Additional traffic control measures including signage
Safety reminders
- Follow the direction of flaggers and signage, and drive with caution.
- Give trucks extra space, especially on hills and corners.
- Be alert and aware of rock truck traffic if stopped and exiting your vehicle.
- Avoid stopping within signed work zones unless directed.
July 6 2022
1. 5.5 km Road Lift Project - Road Closures Required
Location: 5.0 – 6.0 km
Dates: July 8 – July 24, 2026
Times: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday to Friday
What’s happening:
The Ministry of Forests will be carrying out a road lift project between 5.0 – 6.0km in collaboration with the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation Project. The purpose of the project is to improve ditchline depth through the bottom of a dip in the road and reduce the extent and grades of the hills on either side of the dip.
What to Expect:
- Rock trucks and dump trucks hauling excavating material from Catiline Creek (7.5km) to the road lift worksite (5.5km).
- The worksite will be active Monday-Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00pm.
- 1-hour road closures are required to accommodate the placement and compaction of the material on the road. Openings will be on the hour each hour (9:00am, 10:00am, etc.)
- Traffic control workers will be stationed on either side of the worksite (at approximately 5.0km and 6.0km).
- Dust control measures will be in place during this short-term hauling, both on the FSR between 5.5 k and 7.5 k and at the project sites.
Who is involved:
- Hauling of materials is by the SLRD’s contractors Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME) as part of the Catiline Creek.
- The road lift project is by the Ministry of Forests' contractor Lizzie Bay.
2. Increased Construction Traffic on FSR around Lillooet Lake Estates
Location: 7.5 km
Dates: February 2026 through to end of project.
What’s happening:
Construction of the Catiline Creek debris flow structure at Lillooet Lake Estates at 7.5 km. Construction activities including excavation of the creek channel, berm construction and trucking of excavated materials will be happening near the FSR.
What to expect:
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials around 7.5 km
- Rock trucks merging onto the FSR at 7.5km to drive to 5.5km
- Increased industrial traffic, with contractors’ vehicles and equipment in the area
- Additional traffic control measures including signage
Safety reminders
- Follow the direction of flaggers and signage, and drive with caution.
- Give trucks extra space, especially on hills and corners.
- Be alert and aware of rock truck traffic if stopped and exiting your vehicle.
- Avoid stopping within signed work zones unless directed.
June 22, 2026
1. 5.5 km Road Lift Project - Road Closures Required
Location: 5.0 – 6.0 km
Dates: July 7th – July 24th, 2026,
Times: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday to Friday
What’s happening:
The Ministry of Forests will be carrying out a road lift project between 5.0 – 6.0km in collaboration with the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation Project. The purpose of the project is to improve ditchline depth through the bottom of a dip in the road and reduce the extent and grades of the hills on either side of the dip.
What to Expect:
- Rock trucks and dump trucks hauling excavating material from Catiline Creek (7.5km) to the road lift worksite (5.5km).
- The worksite will be active Monday-Friday, 8:00am – 5:00pm.
- 1-hour road closures are required to accommodate the placement and compaction of the material on the road. Openings will be on the hour each hour (9:00am, 10:00am, etc.)
- Traffic control workers will be stationed on either side of the worksite (at approximately 5.0km and 6.0km).
- Dust control measures will be in place during this short-term hauling, both on the FSR between 5.5 k and 7.5 k and at the project sites.
Who is involved:
- Hauling of materials is by the SLRD’s contractors Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME) as part of the Catiline Creek.
- The road lift project is by the Ministry of Forests' contractor Lizzie Bay.
2. New FSR Bridge at Catiline Creek Open to Traffic
Location: 7.5 km at Catiline Creek
What’s happening:
The Ministry of Forests have completed the installation of a new permanent bridge over Catiline Creek.
Dates:
- Traffic will be directed across the new bridge from Monday June 22, 2026.
What to Expect:
- Road conditions at the Catiline Creek bridge have changed slightly. Drivers are encouraged to use caution and be aware of the updated alignment, and longer bridge deck.
- The temporary bypass will be decommissioned and the temporary bridge removed by the end of June.
3. Increased Construction Traffic on FSR around Lillooet Lake Estates
Location: 7.5 km
Dates: February 2026 through to end of project.
What’s happening:
Construction of the Catiline Creek debris flow structure at Lillooet Lake Estates at 7.5 km. Construction activities including excavation of the creek channel, berm construction and trucking of excavated materials will be happening near the FSR.
What to expect:
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials around 7.5 km
- Increased industrial traffic, with contractors’ vehicles and equipment in the area
- Additional traffic control measures including signage
Safety reminders
- Follow the direction of flaggers and signage, and drive with caution.
- Give trucks extra space, especially on hills and corners.
- Avoid stopping within signed work zones unless directed.
June 9, 2026
1. In-SHUCK-ch FSR Bridge Replacement at Catiline Creek, with Temporary Bridge and Bypass
Location: 7.5 km at Catiline Creek
What’s happening:
Traffic will be rerouted to a temporary crossing of Catiline Creek to accommodate the excavation of the creek and installation of a new permanent bridge by the Ministry of Forests.
Dates:
- Traffic is directed to the bypass from April 1, 2026 to July 2026.
- The new permanent bridge installation is anticipated to happen between May 11 and May 31.
What to Expect:
- No closures or traffic delays on the In-SHUCK-ch FSR are anticipated.
- A temporary bypass road and temporary bridge is now in place located just above the existing bridge in the FSR right of way (see image below).
- The speed limit through the work zone is 30 km per hour
- Expect increased industrial traffic with contractors’ vehicles and equipment in the area
Who is involved:
- The creek excavation and temporary bridge is by the SLRD’s contractors Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME) as part of the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation Project.
- The new permanent bridge is being installed by the Ministry of Forests' contractor Boreal West Forestry Ltd..
Who to contact with questions:
Ali Chapple: 604-894-6371 ext. 265
2. Increased Construction Traffic on FSR around Lillooet Lake Estates
Location: 7.5 km
Dates: February 2026 through to end of project.
What’s happening:
Construction of the Catiline Creek debris flow structure at Lillooet Lake Estates at 7.5 km. Construction activities including excavation of the creek channel and berm construction will be happening near the FSR.
What to expect:
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials for berm construction beside Catiline Creek (7.5 km)
- Increased industrial traffic, with contractors’ vehicles and equipment in the area
- Additional traffic control measures including signage
Safety reminders
- Follow the direction of flaggers and signage, and drive with caution.
- Give trucks extra space, especially on hills and corners.
- Avoid stopping within signed work zones unless directed.
May 12, 2026
1. Upcoming Work: In-SHUCK-ch FSR Bridge Replacement at Catiline Creek, with Temporary Bridge and Bypass
Location: 7.5 km at Catiline Creek
What’s happening:
Traffic will be rerouted to a temporary crossing of Catiline Creek to accommodate the excavation of the creek and installation of a new permanent bridge by the Ministry of Forests.
Dates:
- Traffic is directed to the bypass from April 1, 2026 to July 2026.
- The new permanent bridge installation is anticipated to happen between May 11 and May 31.
What to Expect:
- No closures or traffic delays on the In-SHUCK-ch FSR are anticipated.
- The contractors working on the bridge replacement project for the Ministry of Forests will be on site from 7 AM to 7 PM, seven days a week.
- A temporary bypass road and temporary bridge is now in place located just above the existing bridge in the FSR right of way (see image below).
- The speed limit through the work zone is 30 km per hour
- Expect increased industrial traffic with contractors’ vehicles and equipment in the area
Who is involved:
- The creek excavation and temporary bridge is by the SLRD’s contractors Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME) as part of the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation Project.
- The new permanent bridge is being installed by the Ministry of Forests' contractor Boreal West Forestry Ltd..
Who to contact with questions:
Ali Chapple: 604-894-6371 ext. 265
2. Increased Construction Traffic on FSR around Lillooet Lake Estates
Location: 7.5 km
Dates: February 2026 through to end of project.
What’s happening:
Construction of the Catiline Creek debris flow structure at Lillooet Lake Estates at 7.5 km. Construction activities including excavation of the creek channel and berm construction will be happening near the FSR.
What to expect:
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials for berm construction beside Catiline Creek (7.5 km)
- Increased industrial traffic, with contractors’ vehicles and equipment in the area
- Additional traffic control measures including signage
Safety reminders
- Follow the direction of flaggers and signage, and drive with caution.
- Give trucks extra space, especially on hills and corners.
- Avoid stopping within signed work zones unless directed.
April 24, 2026
1. Upcoming Work: in-SHUCK-ch FSR Bridge Replacement at Catiline Creek, with Temporary Bridge and Bypass
Location: 7.5 km at Catiline Creek
What’s happening:
Traffic will be rerouted to a temporary crossing of Catiline Creek to accommodate the excavation of the creek and installation of a new permanent bridge by the Ministry of Forests.
Dates:
- Traffic is directed to the bypass from April 1, 2026 to July 2026.
- The window for the new permanent bridge installation by the Ministry of Forests is Mid April to July.
What to Expect:
- No closures or traffic delays are anticipated.
- A temporary bypass road and temporary bridge is now in place located just above the existing bridge in the FSR right of way (see image below).
- The speed limit through the work zone is 30 km per hour
- Expect increased industrial traffic with contractors’ vehicles and equipment in the area
Who is involved:
- The creek excavation and temporary bridge is by the SLRD’s contractors Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME) as part of the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation Project.
- The new permanent bridge is being installed by the Ministry of Forests.
Who to contact with questions:
Omar Butt: 604-894-6371 ext. 257
2. Increased Construction Traffic on FSR around Lillooet Lake Estates
Location: 7.5 km
Dates: February 2026 through to end of project.
Hours: Monday to Saturday, 7 AM to 5 PM.
What’s happening:
Construction of the Catiline Creek debris flow structure at Lillooet Lake Estates at 7.5 km. Construction activities including excavation of the creek channel and berm construction will be happening near the FSR.
What to expect:
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials for berm construction beside Catiline Creek (7.5 km)
- Increased industrial traffic, with contractors’ vehicles and equipment in the area
- Additional traffic control measures including signage
April 20, 2026
1. Upcoming Work: in-SHUCK-ch FSR Bridge Replacement at Catiline Creek, with Temporary Bridge and Bypass
Location: 7.5 km at Catiline Creek
What’s happening:
Traffic will be rerouted to a temporary crossing of Catiline Creek to accommodate the excavation of the creek and installation of a new permanent bridge by the Ministry of Forests.
Dates:
- Traffic is directed to the bypass from April 1, 2026 to July 2026.
- The window for the new permanent bridge installation by the Ministry of Forests is Mid April to July.
What to Expect:
- No closures or traffic delays are anticipated.
- A temporary bypass road and temporary bridge is now in place located just above the existing bridge in the FSR right of way (see image below).
- The speed limit through the work zone is 30 km per hour
- Expect increased industrial traffic with contractors’ vehicles and equipment in the area
Who is involved:
- The creek excavation and temporary bridge is by the SLRD’s contractors Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME) as part of the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation Project.
- The new permanent bridge is being installed by the Ministry of Forests.
Who to contact with questions:
Omar Butt: 604-894-6371 ext. 257
2. Short‑Distance Hauling on FSR
Location: 6.0 km to 7.5 km
Dates: April 7, 2026 to April 20, 2026
What’s happening:
Hauling will resume on April 7 over a short stretch of the FSR. Trucks will move fill from the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation project site at 7.5 km to a road realignment project site at 6.5 km. The road realignment project is being managed by the Ministry of Forests.
What to expect:
- High volume of industrial traffic from 6.0 km to 7.5 km
- Loaded highway rock trucks on the FSR. Trucks will be loaded travelling from 7.5 km to 6.5 km, returning empty.
- Additional traffic control including flaggers and signage
3. Increased Construction Traffic on FSR around Lillooet Lake Estates
Location: 7.5 km
Dates: February 2026 through to end of project.
Hours: Monday to Saturday, 7 AM to 5 PM.
What’s happening:
Construction of the Catiline Creek debris flow structure at Lillooet Lake Estates at 7.5 km. Construction activities including excavation of the creek channel and berm construction will be happening near the FSR.
What to expect:
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials for berm construction beside Catiline Creek (7.5 km)
- Increased industrial traffic, with contractors’ vehicles and equipment in the area
- Additional traffic control measures including signage
Safety reminders
- Follow the direction of flaggers and signage, and drive with caution.
- Give trucks extra space, especially on hills and corners.
- Avoid stopping within signed work zones unless directed.
March 27, 2026 - Notice amended April 1 to include start date for short-distance hauling on FSR.
1. Upcoming Work: in-SHUCK-ch FSR Bridge Replacement at Catiline Creek, with Temporary Bridge and Bypass
Location: 7.5 km at Catiline Creek
What’s happening:
Traffic will be rerouted to a temporary crossing of Catiline Creek to accommodate the excavation of the creek and installation of a new permanent bridge by the Ministry of Forests.
Dates:
- Traffic is anticipated to be directed to the bypass starting April 1, 2026 to July 2026.
- The window for the new permanent bridge installation by the Ministry of Forests is Mid April to July.
What to Expect:
- No closures or traffic delays are anticipated.
- A temporary bypass road and temporary bridge will be in place starting from approximately April 1.
- The bypass will be located just above the existing bridge in the FSR right of way (see image below).
- The speed limit through the work zone will be 30 km per hour
- Expect increased industrial traffic with contractors’ vehicles and equipment in the area
Who is involved:
- The creek excavation and temporary bridge is by the SLRD’s contractors Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME) as part of the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation Project.
- The new permanent bridge is being installed by the Ministry of Forests.
Who to contact with questions:
Omar Butt: 604-894-6371 ext. 257
2. Short‑Distance Hauling on FSR
Location: 6.0 km to 7.5 km
Dates: Starts up April 7, 2026
What’s happening:
Hauling will resume on April 7 over a short stretch of the FSR. Trucks will move fill from the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation project site at 7.5 km to a road realignment project site at 6.5 km. The road realignment project is being managed by the Ministry of Forests.
What to expect:
- High volume of industrial traffic from 6.0 km to 7.5 km
- Loaded highway rock trucks on the FSR. Trucks will be loaded travelling from 7.5 km to 6.5 km, returning empty.
- Additional traffic control including flaggers and signage
3. Increased Construction Traffic on FSR around Lillooet Lake Estates
Location: 7.5 km
Dates: February 2026 through to end of project.
Hours: Monday to Saturday, 7 AM to 5 PM.
What’s happening:
Construction of the Catiline Creek debris flow structure at Lillooet Lake Estates at 7.5 km. Construction activities including excavation of the creek channel and berm construction will be happening near the FSR.
What to expect:
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials for berm construction beside Catiline Creek (7.5 km)
- Increased industrial traffic, with contractors’ vehicles and equipment in the area
- Additional traffic control measures including signage
Safety reminders
- Follow the direction of flaggers and signage, and drive with caution.
- Give trucks extra space, especially on hills and corners.
- Avoid stopping within signed work zones unless directed.
March 18, 2026
1. Upcoming Work: FSR Bridge Replacement at Catiline Creek, with Temporary Bridge and Bypass
Location: 7.5 km
Dates:
- The updated window for the bridge replacement is Mid April – Mid June 2026.
- The temporary bridge is anticipated to be in place late March
- Traffic may be directed to the bypass from approximately April 1, 2026.
- Exact timing remains to be determined.
What’s happening:
- Traffic will be rerouted to a temporary crossing of Catiline Creek to accommodate the excavation of the creek, and installation of a new permanent bridge.
- A temporary bypass road and temporary bridge will be in place starting from approximately April 1. The bypass will be located just above the existing bridge in the FSR right of way.
- No traffic delays are anticipated.
Who is involved:
- The new permanent bridge is being installed by the Ministry of Forests.
- The creek excavation is by the SLRD’s contractors Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME) as part of the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation Project.
- The temporary bypass and bridge will be put in place by CME
2. Increased Construction Traffic on FSR around Lillooet Lake Estates
Location: 7.5 km
Dates: February 2026 through to end of project.
Hours: Monday to Saturday, 7 AM to 5 PM.
What’s happening:
Construction of the Catiline Creek debris flow structure at Lillooet Lake Estates at 7.5 km. Construction activities including excavation of the creek channel and berm construction will be happening near the FSR.
What to expect:
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials for berm construction beside Catiline Creek (7.5 km)
- Increased industrial traffic, with contractors’ vehicles and equipment in the area
- Additional traffic control measures including signage
Safety reminders
- Follow the direction of flaggers and signage, and drive with caution.
- Give trucks extra space, especially on hills and corners.
- Avoid stopping within signed work zones unless directed.
March 12, 2026
Updates will be provided when new information is available.
1. Upcoming Work: FSR Bridge Replacement at Catiline Creek, with Temporary Bridge and Bypass
Location: 7.5 km
Dates:
- The updated window for the bridge replacement is Mid April – Mid June 2026.
- The temporary bridge is anticipated to be in place late March
- Traffic may be directed to the bypass from approximately April 1, 2026.
- Exact timing remains to be determined.
What’s happening:
- Traffic will be rerouted to a temporary crossing of Catiline Creek to accommodate the installation of a new permanent bridge over the recently excavated debris flow mitigation channel.
- The Catiline Creek FSR bridge at 7.5 k on the In-SHUCK-ch FSR is being replaced
- A temporary bypass road and temporary bridge will be in place starting from approximately April 1. The bypass will be located just above the existing bridge in the FSR right of way.
- No traffic delays are anticipated.
- More information including updated timing and what to expect will be provided when available.
Who is involved:
- The new permanent bridge is being installed by the Ministry of Forests.
- The temporary bypass and bridge will be put in place by the SLRD’s contractors Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME) as part of the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation Project.
2. Short‑Distance Hauling on FSR
Location: 6.0 km to 7.5 km
Dates: now until Friday March 13, 2026
Daily Hours: Monday to Friday, 7 AM to 5 PM.
What’s happening:
Hauling will take place over a short stretch of the FSR. Trucks will move fill from the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation project site at 7.5 km to a road realignment project site at 6.5 km. The road realignment project is being managed by the Ministry of Forests.
What to expect:
- High volume of industrial traffic from 6.0 km to 7.5 km
- Loaded highway rock trucks on the FSR. Trucks will be loaded travelling from 7.5 km to 6.5 km, returning empty.
- Additional traffic control including flaggers and signage
Safety reminders
- Follow the direction of flaggers and signage, and drive with caution.
- Give trucks extra space, especially on hills and corners.
- Avoid stopping within the signed work zone unless directed.
3. Increased Construction Traffic on FSR around Lillooet Lake Estates
Location: 7.5 km
Dates: February through to end of project.
Hours: Monday to Friday, 7 AM to 5 PM.
What’s happening:
Construction of the Catiline Creek debris flow structure at Lillooet Lake Estates at 7.5 km. Construction activities including excavation of the creek channel and berm construction will be happening near the FSR.
What to expect:
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials for berm construction beside Catiline Creek (7.5 km)
- Increased industrial traffic, with contractors’ vehicles and equipment in the area
- Additional traffic control measures including signage
Safety reminders
- Follow the direction of flaggers and signage, and drive with caution.
- Give trucks extra space, especially on hills and corners.
- Avoid stopping within signed work zones unless directed.
More information including updated timing and what to expect will be provided when available.
February 11, 2026
Updates will be provided when new information is available.
1. Short‑Distance Hauling on FSR
Location: 6.0 km to 7.5 km
Dates: February 17 to approximately March 13, 2026
Daily Hours: Monday to Friday, 7 AM to 5 PM.
What’s happening:
Hauling will take place over a short stretch of the FSR. Trucks will move fill from the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation project site at 7.5 km to a road realignment project site at 6.5 km. The road realignment project is being managed by the Ministry of Forests.
What to expect:
- High volume of industrial traffic from 6.0 km to 7.5 km
- Loaded highway rock trucks on the FSR. Trucks will be loaded travelling from 7.5 km to 6.5 km, returning empty.
- Additional traffic control including flaggers and signage
- Week 1 from February 17 to 20: Short holds up to 15 minutes at 6.5 km to facilitate trucks turning around on the FSR.
- Weeks 2 to 4 from February 23 – March 13: Longer holds up to 1 hour may be required at 6.5 km as work progresses. If 1 hour holds are implemented, openings will be at the top of each hour.
Safety reminders
- Follow the direction of flaggers and signage, and drive with caution.
- Give trucks extra space, especially on hills and corners.
- Avoid stopping within the signed work zone unless directed.
2. Increased Construction Traffic on FSR around Lillooet Lake Estates
Location: 7.5 km
Dates: February through to end of project.
Hours: Monday to Friday, 7 AM to 5 PM.
What’s happening:
Construction of the Catiline Creek debris flow structure at Lillooet Lake Estates at 7.5 km. Construction activities including excavation of the creek channel and berm construction will be happening near the FSR.
What to expect:
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials for berm construction beside Catiline Creek (7.5 km)
- Increased industrial traffic, with contractors’ vehicles and equipment in the area
- Additional traffic control measures including signage
3. Upcoming Work: FSR Bridge Replacement at Catiline Creek, with Temporary Bridge and Bypass
Location: 7.5 km
Dates: The window for this work is between April 1 and July 1 2026. Exact timing remains to be determined.
What’s happening:
The Catiline Creek FSR bridge at 7.5 k on the In-SHUCK-ch FSR is being replaced. The bridge replacement is being carried out by the Ministry of Forests.
To maintain traffic flow on the FSR a temporary bypass and bridge will be put in place. The temporary bypass and bridge will be put in place by the SLRD’s contractors Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME).
More information including updated timing and what to expect will be provided when available.
January 26, 2026 update - At this time we do not anticipate any scheduled closures of the Forest Service Road (FSR) related to project work. However there will be increased activity on and around the FSR in 2026, including the following:
- Winter 2025/2026 - Logging activities began as of October 14, 2025. Hauling of logs started in January.
- Spring 2026 - Catiline Creek bridge replacement. A temporary bypass and bridge will be in place during the bridge replacement at Catiline Creek by Ministry of Forests.
Expect the following activity throughout the project (October 2025 – Winter 2026):
- Trucks hauling excavated materials on the road between 6.5 km and 16 km throughout the project. Hauling of excavated materials will being in February.
- Traffic control personnel and signage on roads throughout the duration of the project
Timing for the above activities remains to be determined. More information will be provided when available.
January 7, 2026 update - At this time we do not anticipate any scheduled closures of the Forest Service Road (FSR) related to project work. However there will be increased activity on and around the FSR in 2026, including the following:
- Winter 2025/2026 - Logging activities began as of October 14, 2025. Hauling of logs will begin in January.
- Spring 2026 - Catiline Creek bridge replacement. A temporary bypass and bridge will be in place during the bridge replacement at Catiline Creek by Ministry of Forests.
Expect the following activity throughout the project (October 2025 – Fall/Winter 2026):
- Trucks hauling excavated materials on the road between 6.5 km and 16 km throughout the project. Hauling of excavated materials will being in February.
- Traffic control personnel and signage on roads throughout the duration of the project
Timing for the above activities remains to be determined. More information will be provided when available.
December 23, 2025 update - At this time we do not anticipate any scheduled closures of the Forest Service Road (FSR) related to project work. However there will be increased activity on and around the FSR in 2026, including the following:
- Winter 2025/2026 - Logging activities began as of October 14, 2025. Timing for hauling of logs is to be determined.
- Spring 2026 - Catiline Creek bridge replacement. A temporary bypass and bridge in place during the bridge replacement at Catiline Creek by Ministry of Forestry.
Expect the following activity throughout the project (October 2025 – Fall/Winter 2026):
- Trucks hauling excavated materials on the road between 6.5 km and 16 km throughout the project.
- Traffic control personnel and signage on roads throughout the duration of the project
Timing for the above activities remains to be determined. More information will be provided when available.
November 19, 2025 update - Notice of planned work at 7.5km on the In-SHUCK-ch FSR.
Tree felling is planned beside the In-SHUCK-ch FSR and the BC Hydro lines from Wednesday November 26 to Friday December 5.
- Traffic control will be in place on the FSR during this time. Anticipate minor delays. Please obey signage and follow directions.
October 6, 2025 update - At this time we do not anticipate any scheduled closures of the Forest Service Road (FSR) related to project work. However there will be increased activity on and around the FSR, including the following:
- Fall 2025 - Logging activities have begun as of October 14, 2025. Timing for hauling of logs is to be determined.
- Spring 2026 - Catiline Creek bridge replacement. A temporary bypass and bridge in place during the bridge replacement at Catiline Creek by Ministry of Forestry.
Expect the following activity throughout the project (Fall 2025 – Winter 2026):
- Trucks hauling excavated materials on the road between 6.5 km and 16 km throughout the project.
- Traffic control personnel and signage on roads throughout the duration of the project
Timing for the above activities remains to be determined. More information will be provided when available. For more on conditions on the In-SHUCK-ch Forest Service Road, please visit the FSR Conditions in the Sea to Sky District website.
August 13, 2026
Construction operations at the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation Project at Lillooet Lake Estates site have been temporarily suspended as of July 23 2026 due to wildfire activity in the area, specifically the Two Twin Creek Wildfire (V30941).
- The SLRD issued an Evacuation Alert on July 23, 2026 for an area including Lillooet Lake Estates and the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Project site
- The SLRD issued an Evacuation Order on July 30, 2026 for an area including Lillooet Lake Estates and the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Project site
- The SLRD downgraded the Evacuation Order to an Evacuation Alert on August 12, 2026.
Work is not scheduled to resume until conditions are safe to do so. The project team is monitoring conditions and will provide updates as information becomes available.
More information:
- View Evacuation Alerts and Orders on the SLRD website
- View the SLRD Wildfire Updates - 2026
- View Area C – Twin Two (V30941) information on the BC Wildfire Service Dashboard
- View August 5, 2026 - Electoral Area C - EOC Community Update Meeting on YouTube
August 6, 2026
Construction operations at the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation Project at Lillooet Lake Estates site have been temporarily suspended as of July 23 2026 due to wildfire activity in the area, specifically the Two Twin Creek Wildfire (V30941).
- The SLRD issued an Evacuation Alert on July 23, 2026 for an area including Lillooet Lake Estates and the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Project site
- The SLRD issued an Evacuation Order on July 30, 2026 for an area including Lillooet Lake Estates and the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Project site
Work is not scheduled to resume until conditions are safe to do so. The project team is monitoring conditions and will provide updates as information becomes available.
More information:
- View Evacuation Alerts and Orders on the SLRD website
- View the SLRD Wildfire Updates - 2026
- View Area C – Twin Two (V30941) information on the BC Wildfire Service Dashboard
- View August 5, 2026 - Electoral Area C - EOC Community Update Meeting on YouTube
July 31, 2026
Construction operations at the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation Project at Lillooet Lake Estates site have been temporarily suspended as of July 23 2026 due to wildfire activity in the area, specifically the Two Twin Creek Wildfire (V30941).
- The SLRD issued an Evacuation Alert on July 23, 2026 for an area including Lillooet Lake Estates and the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Project site
- The SLRD issued an Evacuation Order on July 30, 2026 for an area including Lillooet Lake Estates and the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Project site
Work is not scheduled to resume until conditions are safe to do so. The project team is monitoring conditions and will provide updates as information becomes available.
More information:
- View Evacuation Alerts and Orders on the SLRD website
- View the SLRD Wildfire Updates - 2026
- View Area C – Twin Two (V30941) information on the BC Wildfire Service Dashboard
July 24, 2026
Construction operations at the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation Project at Lillooet Lake Estates site have been temporarily suspended as of July 23 2026 due to wildfire activity in the area.
The SLRD issued an Evacuation Alert due to the Two Twin Creek Wildfire (V30941) on July 23, 2026. The area covered by the Evacuation Alert includes the community of Lillooet Lake Estates and the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Project site.
Work is not scheduled to resume until conditions are safe to do so. The project team is monitoring conditions and will provide updates as information becomes available.
More information:
- View the July 23, 2026 Evacuation Alert Notice on the SLRD website
- View Evacuation Alerts and Orders on the SLRD website
- View wildfire information on the BC Wildfire Service website
July 6, 2026
The following are activities underway or anticipated at the project site at Lillooet Lake Estates in the coming weeks:
- Excavation of Catiline Creek above the FSR and through the FSR right of way
- Berm construction above the FSR on either side of Catiline Creek
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials around 7.5 k and to 5.5 k. More information on the bridge replacement and traffic flow on the In-SHUCK-ch Forest Service Road (FSR) is available in the road updates section below
- Rock breaking
- Dust control
- Open burning at the project site has ended. Burning activities will continue at a later date, if conditions are assessed to be suitable. Updates will be shared on this website and the SLRD’s social media channels as needed.
- Lower section of Gate 5 road realignment construction paused until further notice.
This work is being undertaken by Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME).
June 22, 2026
The following are activities underway or anticipated at the project site at Lillooet Lake Estates in the coming weeks:
- The bridge replacement by the Ministry of Forests is complete, and traffic is being directed over the new bridge from Monday June 22, 2026. More information on the bridge replacement and traffic flow on the In-SHUCK-ch Forest Service Road (FSR) is available in the road updates section below.
- The temporary bypass will be decommissioned and the temporary bridge removed by the end of June.
- Excavation of Catiline Creek above the FSR and through the FSR right of way
- Berm construction above the FSR on either side of Catiline Creek
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials around 7.5 k
- Rock breaking
- Dust control
- Open burning at the project site has ended. Burning activities will continue at a later date, if conditions are assessed to be suitable. Updates will be shared on this website and the SLRD’s social media channels as needed.
- Lower section of Gate 5 road realignment construction paused until further notice.
This work is being undertaken by Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME).
June 11, 2026
The following are activities underway or anticipated at the project site at Lillooet Lake Estates in the coming weeks:
- Traffic is being redirected over a temporary bridge and bypass at Catiline Creek. The bridge replacement project by the Ministry of Forests will start May 11. More information on the bridge replacement and traffic flow on the In-SHUCK-ch Forest Service Road (FSR) is available in the road updates section below.
- Excavation of Catiline Creek above the FSR and through the FSR right of way
- Berm construction above the FSR on either side of Catiline Creek
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials around 7.5 k
- Rock breaking
- Dust control
- Open burning at the project site has ended. Burning activities will continue at a later date, if conditions are assessed to be suitable. Updates will be shared on this website and the SLRD’s social media channels as needed.
- Lower section of Gate 5 road realignment construction paused until further notice.
This work is being undertaken by Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME).
June 9, 2026
The following are activities underway or anticipated at the project site at Lillooet Lake Estates in the coming weeks:
- Traffic is being redirected over a temporary bridge and bypass at Catiline Creek. The bridge replacement project by the Ministry of Forests will start May 11. More information on the bridge replacement and traffic flow on the In-SHUCK-ch Forest Service Road (FSR) is available in the road updates section below.
- Excavation of Catiline Creek above the FSR and through the FSR right of way
- Berm construction above the FSR on either side of Catiline Creek
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials around 7.5 k
- Rock breaking
- Dust control
- Open burning at the project site has ended. Burning activities will continue at a later date, if conditions are assessed to be suitable. Updates will be shared on this website and the SLRD’s social media channels as needed.
This work is being undertaken by Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME).
May 12, 2026
Anticipated activities at the project site at Lillooet Lake Estates in the coming weeks include:
- Open burning at the project site has ended. Burning activities will continue at a later date, if conditions are assessed to be suitable. Updates will be shared on this website and the SLRD’s social media channels as needed.
- Traffic is being redirected over a temporary bridge and bypass at Catiline Creek. The bridge replacement project by the Ministry of Forests will start May 11. More information on the bridge replacement and traffic flow on the In-SHUCK-ch Forest Service Road (FSR) is available in the road updates section below.
- Trucks hauling logs above and below the FSR
- Excavation of Catiline Creek above and below the FSR and through the FSR right of way
- Berm construction above and beside the FSR on either side of Catiline Creek
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials around 7.5 k for berm construction
- Rock breaking
- Dust control
This work is being undertaken by Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME).
April 24, 2026
Anticipated activities at the project site at Lillooet Lake Estates in the coming weeks include:
- Open burning at the project site has ended. Burning activities will continue at a later date, if conditions are assessed to be suitable. Updates will be shared on this website and the SLRD’s social media channels as needed.
- Traffic is being redirected over a temporary bridge and bypass at Catiline Creek. More information on traffic flow is available in the road updates section below.
- Trucks hauling logs above and below the In-SHUCK-ch Forest Service Road (FSR)
- Excavation of Catiline Creek above and below the FSR and through the FSR right of way
- Berm construction above and beside the FSR on either side of Catiline Creek
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials around 7.5 k for berm construction
- Rock breaking
This work is being undertaken by Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME).
April 20, 2026
Anticipated activities at the project site at Lillooet Lake Estates in the coming weeks include:
- Open burning at the project site has ended as of April 17. Burning activities will continue at a later date, if conditions are assessed to be suitable. Updates will be shared on this website and the SLRD’s social media channels as needed.
- Traffic is being redirected over a temporary bridge and bypass at Catiline Creek. More information on traffic flow is available in the road updates section below.
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials from the project site at 7.5 k to the Ministry of Forest's road realignment site at 6.5k. Hauling will continue until Monday April 20, 2026.
- Trucks hauling logs above and below the In-SHUCK-ch Forest Service Road (FSR)
- Excavation of Catiline Creek above and below the FSR and through the FSR right of way
- Berm construction above and beside the FSR on either side of Catiline Creek
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials around 7.5 k for berm construction
- Rock breaking
This work is being undertaken by Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME).
April 10, 2026 -Anticipated activities at the project site at Lillooet Lake Estates in the coming weeks include:
- Open burning to remove piles resulting from tree clearing activities above and below the FSR. Smoke from piles may be visible to surrounding communities and travelers on the In-SHUCK-ch Forest Service Road. Pile burning will only proceed if conditions are favourable.
- A temporary bridge and bypass for FSR traffic is now in place. More information on traffic flow is available in the road updates section below.
- Trucks hauling logs above and below the FSR
- Excavation of Catiline Creek above and below the FSR and through the FSR right of way
- Berm construction above and beside the FSR on either side of Catiline Creek
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials around 7.5 k for berm construction
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials from the project site at 7.5 k to the Ministry of Forest's road realignment site at 6.5k
- Removal of the existing Catiline Creek FSR bridge
This work is being undertaken by Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME).
March 27, 2026 -
Notice amended April 1 to include start date for short-distance hauling on FSR.
Anticipated activities at the project site at Lillooet Lake Estates in the coming weeks include:
- Trucks hauling logs above and below the FSR
- Excavation of Catiline Creek above and below the FSR
- Berm construction beside the FSR on either side of Catiline Creek
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials around 7.5 k for berm construction
- Finalizing and opening a temporary bridge and bypass for FSR traffic. More information available in the road updates section below.
- Open burning to remove piles resulting from tree clearing activities above and below the FSR. Smoke from piles may be visible to surrounding communities and travelers on the In-SHUCK-ch Forest Service Road. Pile burning will only proceed if conditions are favourable.
This work is being undertaken by Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME).
March 12, 2025 - Anticipated activities at the project site at Lillooet Lake Estates in the coming weeks include:
- Trucks hauling logs above and below the FSR
- Excavation of Catiline Creek above and below the FSR
- Berm construction beside the FSR on either side of Catiline Creek
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials around 7.5 k for berm construction
- Installation of a temporary bridge and bypass above the FSR, in the FSR right-of-way
- Open burning to remove piles resulting from tree clearing activities above and below the FSR. Smoke from piles may be visible to surrounding communities and travelers on the In-SHUCK-ch Forest Service Road. Pile burning will only proceed if conditions are favourable.
This work is being undertaken by Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME).
March 6, 2025 - Anticipated activities at the project site at Lillooet Lake Estates in the coming weeks include:
- Trucks hauling logs above and below the FSR
- Excavation of Catiline Creek above and below the FSR
- Berm construction beside the FSR on either side of Catiline Creek
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials around 7.5 k for berm construction, and from the project site at 7.5 k to the Ministry of Forest's road realignment site at 6.5k
- Preparing for the installation of a temporary bridge and bypass above the FSR
- Open burning to remove piles resulting from tree clearing activities above and below the FSR. Smoke from piles may be visible to surrounding communities and travelers on the In-SHUCK-ch Forest Service Road. Pile burning will only proceed if conditions are favourable.
This work is being undertaken by Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME).
February 10, 2026 update
Anticipated activities at the project site at Lillooet Lake Estates in the coming weeks include:
- Trucks hauling logs above and below the FSR
- Excavation of Catiline Creek above and below the FSR
- Berm construction beside the FSR on either side of Catiline Creek
- Rock trucks hauling excavated materials around 7.5 k for berm construction, and from the project site at 7.5 k to road realignment site at 6.5k
- Open burning to remove piles resulting from tree clearing activities above and below the FSR. Smoke from piles may be visible to surrounding communities and travelers on the In-SHUCK-ch Forest Service Road. Pile burning will only proceed if conditions are favourable. This work is being undertaken by Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME).
January 26, 2026 update
Anticipated activities at Lillooet Lake Estates in the coming weeks include:
- Hauling logs below the FSR
- Excavation below the FSR
- Open burning to remove piles resulting from tree clearing activities above and below the FSR. Smoke from piles may be visible to surrounding communities and travelers on the In-SHUCK-ch Forest Service Road. Pile burning will only proceed if conditions are favourable. This work is being undertaken by Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME).
January 5, 2026 update - Construction operations have resumed at Lillooet Lake Estates. Anticipated activities in the coming weeks include:
- Hauling logs below the FSR
- Excavation below the FSR
- Open burning to remove piles resulting from tree clearing activities above and below the FSR. Smoke from piles may be visible to surrounding communities and travelers on the In-SHUCK-ch Forest Service Road. Pile burning will only proceed if conditions are favourable. The work is being undertaken by Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME).
December 23, 2025 Holiday Schedule - Construction activities at Lillooet Lake Estates will be reduced during the holiday period. Some limited operations including open burning may occur as and when ventilation conditions permit, excluding statutory holidays.
Smoke from piles may be visible to surrounding communities and travelers on the In-SHUCK-ch Forest Service Road. Pile burning will only proceed if conditions are favourable. This work is being undertaken by Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME) for the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation project.
Regular operations are scheduled to resume on January 5, 2026.
December 5, 2025 update - Notice of burning at Lillooet Lake Estates. Open burning will be conducted over the coming weeks to burn piles resulting from tree clearing activities at Lillooet Lake Estates, at 7.5 km on the In-SHUCK-ch Forest Service Road. This work is being undertaken by Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. (CME) for the Catiline Creek Debris Flow Mitigation project.
Burning will take place as and when ventilation conditions permit, starting as early as Saturday December 6, 2025. Once burning starts, it will continue for 24 hours a day as permitted by the conditions.
Smoke from piles may be visible to surrounding communities and travelers on the In-SHUCK-ch Forest Service Road. Pile burning will only proceed if conditions are favourable.
Read more about open burning in the SLRD on this notice: https://www.slrd.bc.ca/inside-slrd/news-notices/open-burning-slrd
November 18, 2025 update - The SLRD is pleased to advise that on-site work for the Catiline Creek debris flow mitigation project at Lillooet Lake Estates is scheduled to resume on November 19, 2025. Work had been paused on November 7, 2025 in order to evaluate, strengthen and give reverence to the integral archaeological and cultural elements of the project, including sharing and facilitating discussions of the SLRD’s Indigenous Relations, Truth & Reconciliation: In Practice—A Guide for Working in a Good Way (“the Guide”) with the project team. The Guide was recently approved by the SLRD Board at its monthly Board meeting in October.
During this pause at the Catiline Creek worksite, which is on the Traditional Territory of Líl̓wat Nation, the SLRD worked to develop a coordinated approach to ensure the SLRD and its project partners are working in alignment with the values identified in the Guide (respect, reciprocity, responsibility and courage).
Planned activities for the next 1-3 weeks include:
- Tree clearing above and below the in-SHUCK-ch FSR
- Burning at locations above and below the FSR, depending on the venting index. Burning may proceed through the evenings and into the night.
- Structure removal
Planned work is subject to weather conditions.
November 12, 2025 update - The SLRD has paused on-site work for the Catiline Creek debris flow mitigation project at Lillooet Lake Estates from November 7 to November 17, 2025 to evaluate, strengthen and give reverence to the integral archaeological and cultural elements of the project, including sharing and facilitating ongoing discussions of the SLRD’s Indigenous Relations, Truth & Reconciliation: In Practice—A Guide for Working in a Good Way (“the Guide”) with the project team.
The Guide was recently approved by the SLRD Board at its monthly Board meeting in October. During this pause at the Catiline Creek worksite, which is on the Traditional Territory of Líl̓wat Nation, the SLRD is developing a coordinated approach to ensure the SLRD and its project partners are working in alignment with the values identified in the Guide (respect, reciprocity, responsibility and courage).
October 28, 2025 update - Burning is planned to start this week in the area below the FSR and proceed depending on the venting index. Burning may proceed through the evenings and into the night.
October 15, 2025 update - Contractor plans to start tree clearing below the in-SHUCK-ch FSR the week of October 14. Anticipated areas of work are highlighted in red in the image below.
September 26, 2025 update - This week Coastal Mountain Excavations Ltd. began survey and layout. On the week of October 6 CME will mobilize equipment and start tree clearing below the in-SHUCK-ch FSR.