SAGE ENVIRONMENTAL
Okanagan Phase I ESA
Environmental Site Assessments
Book your Okanagan Phase I ESA with us below!
We deliver timely and accurate Okanagan Phase I ESAs, so you can satisfy your property financiers, buyers, and regulators sooner.
Do You Need A
Phase I ESA Completed For A Property?
Buying / Selling Property
Assess The Liability of Your Property Prior to Sale, Divestiture, or Tenancy
Obtaining Financing For Real Estate Transactions
Meet Regulatory Requirements or Orders
STEP 1 - CONTACT US
Contact us for your Phase I ESA project scoping, schedule, and a quote.
STEP 2 - APPROVE THE PLAN
Approve the plan and budget to retain our Phase I ESA services.
STEP 3 - WE DO THE WORK
We will provide a reliable and useful Phase I ESA due diligence report.
SAGE ENVIRONMENTAL
Phase I ESA Benefits
Un-managed contaminant liabilities can result in financial risk, human health concerns, ecological risk, and regulatory concerns for owners, buyers, financiers, and proponents.
Book your Okanagan Phase I ESA with us below!
Guidance On Potential Property Liabilities And How To Manage Them
In compliance with the CSA Standard “Z768-01 Phase I Environmental Site Assessment”
A Phase I Report Trusted By Okanagan Financial Institutions
We’ve built relationships with Financial Institutions across the Okanagan
Fast, Personal Service, From Local Experts
With an average 10 day turnaround, you’ll get certainty in your timeline for time crunched real estate transactions.
About
What Does a Phase I ESA Include?
Our Phase I ESAs are compliant with the CSA Standard “Z768-01 Phase I Environmental Site Assessment”, and include:
- An aerial photo review of your property and surrounding area
- A review of historical City directories for your address to identify any historical liabilities
- A site inspection to identify any potential liabilities
- and more.
Phase I FAQ
What is a Phase I ESA and why do I need one?
A Phase I ESA is an assessment for environmental risk management tool used by buyers, sellers, financiers, insurers and regulators to assess and manage for potential contamination on or around a property.
How long does a Phase I ESA take and how much does it cost?
Do you need to take samples for a Phase I ESA?
What are the benefits of hiring a qualified environmental professional for a Phase I ESA?
What are the limitations and risks of a Phase I ESA?
How can I prepare for a Phase I ESA and what documents do I need to provide?
What happens after the Phase I ESA?
Blog
Phase I Articles
Property Redevelopment and Schedule 2 Uses
Schedule 2 uses are land uses or operations that are associated with a higher likelihood of potential impacts to soil, water and soil vapour. Common examples of Schedule 2 uses are gas stations, dry cleaners, and automotive repair. An identified Schedule 2 use does not mean that a property is contaminated. It does mean assessment is likely to be requested by the Ministry of Environment (BC ENV) prior to potential development, subdivision or change in zoning.
Effective Construction Environmental Monitoring
Construction Environmental Monitoring is required as a condition of permitting when construction is proposed near habitats or sensitive ecosystems. Lets talk about what is environmental monitoring is. What the benefit of effective environmental monitoring for constructions projects are. And, who can conduct Construction Environmental Monitoring in BC.
How to Protect Riparian Areas in BC
At Sage Environmental Consulting, we have QEPs who can assist you with your RAPR assessment needs. We will work with you to ensure that your project complies with RAPR standards while meeting your goals.
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Main Office
3101 29th St #8
Vernon, BC V1T 5A8
(250) 307-7365
Satellite Office
Kelowna, BC
(778) 760-4727
Email Us
Contaminated Sites / Land Remediation / Spills
cs@sageenvironmental.ca
Habitat Assessment / Permitting / Restoration
habitat@sageenvironmental.ca