Company Overview

Primary areas of expertise are in fisheries, wildlife and vegetation. SRS has provided professional services to more than 700 clients in government, industry and the private sector on over 1500 projects. Affiliations for Jim Scott (President) include: R. P. Bio., A. Sc. T., Canadian Soc. of Environmental Biologists, American Fisheries Soc. member and past executive (1991-1992), Canadian Water Resources Assoc. member and Northwest Floodplain Management Assoc. member.

Forestry ∙Watershed Restoration Program projects ∙Stream classification assessments as required by B. C. s Forest Practices Code ∙1: 20, 000 Reconnaissance Fish and Fish Habitat Inventory Projects including Quality Assurance Monitoring Baseline inventory to support forest development plans ∙Environmental monitoring and fish salvage services for the forestry sector

Fisheries Management Sport, commercial and subsistence fishery surveys ∙Habitat evaluation/classification, escapement/standing stock estimation and lake surveys Impact assessments and mitigation/compensation designs Fish habitat rehabilitation

Wildlife and Vegetation Assessment/Management Bio-inventories of vegetation and wildlife Impact assessments and mitigation/compensation designs Bioengineering Wildlife control structures

Infrastructure Projects Environmental services related to pipeline installation and maintenance, road widening, realignments and/or extensions, bridge and culvert installation/replacements, and railway extension/expansion Services have been provided to federal, provincial and municipal governments, utility companies, rail companies and private contractors

Development (Residential/Industrial/Commercial) Environmental impact assessments to support rezoning, subdivision and development permit applications Agency liaison and environmental approvals expedition Impact mitigation and habitat compensation plans Erosion and sediment control plans Environmental monitoring

Aggregate Industry Biological impact assessments to support applications for existing and proposed quarries Erosion and sediment control plans and monitoring for quarries and floodplain extraction Regulatory agency liaison and negotiations

Scott Resource Services Inc. has played an integral role in projects which have won environmental design awards. We are proud of our reputation as a leader in design and construction of habitat rehabilitation and compensation works. Examples of projects that have won awards are presented below. Columbia Bitulithic Ltd. This project involved relocating a degraded 1.3 km section of Pepin Creek. Our involvement included design of the new creek channel, approval expedition, agency liaison and construction supervision.

Awards Received Ministry of Energy and Mines and the Mining Association of British Columbia Outstanding Reclamation Achievement award for 1999 in the Sand and Gravel Category Aggregate Producers Association of British Columbia Reclamation Commendation for 1999 Abbotsford Chamber of Commerce monthly environmental recognition award for October 1999 Abbotsford Chamber of Commerce Annual Environmental Recognition Award for 1999 The project has also received positive recognition from local government, Ministry tours, school tours and stewardship groups

City of Abbotsford This project included relocation of two tributaries to Marshall Creek in order to consolidate an otherwise undevelopable area for a transit garage. Our involvement included design of the new creek channel, approval expedition, agency liaison and construction supervision. This project resulted in 6300 m2 of new fish habitat.

Award Received Federation of Canadian Municipalities-CH2M Hill Sustainable Community Award for 2001 in the water category Inclusion in the FCM Municipal Governments and Sustainable Communities: A Best Practices Guide

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Legal Name: Scott Resource Services Inc.

Number of Employees: 8

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Services

• Environmental Consultants/Fisheries Resources
• Sports Fishery Surveys And Development Planning

  Surveys of sport fisheries (on-site and mail questionnaires);

  commercial and subsistence fishery surveys; sport fishery development and planning; literature reviews; technical report writing and editing assignments.

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