Storm Water Management Facilities

Since 2006 the City of Edmonton has had an initiative to improve the City’s storm water quality. The traditional focus of storm water management has been flood protection, system operation and maintenance. Storm water management has been evolving for some years and to be considered innovative, it must now also address quantity and quality issues, total loadings, runoff volume, and the impacts of runoff on watershed ecology. To this end, Norellco has worked with the City on a number of these types of projects and has become highly skilled in this area.


The City of Edmonton Storm Water Quality Control Strategy and Action Plan document can be viewed by clicking here.  


The following were City of Edmonton projects.

{Goldbar Creek}

Goldbar Creek

In 2012 Norellco performed erosion repairs in the area of Goldbar Creek North of Baseline Road.
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{Morris Wetland}

Morris Wetland

For the Morris Wetland & Storm Water Management project, Norellco prepared the area for better drainage and water filtration. Contaminated soil and water was dealt with as well as the installation of large diameter structures.
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{Groat Road Storm Basin}

Groat Road Storm Basin

During the winter of 2010 Norellco performed the Groat Storm Basin End-of-Pipe Treatment Facility Upgrade project. The project objective was to improve the quality of the storm water draining into the North Saskatchewan river.
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{Kennedale Wetland}

Kennedale Wetland

During 2008 Norellco constructed the first end-of-pipe treatment wetland at Kennedale. This was a "flagship project" of the City of Edmonton's Stormwater Quality Strategy and won the FCM Sustainability Community Award in the winter of 2010.
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{Mill Creek River Outfall}

Mill Creek River Outfall

Norellco completed this project in 2004. The project objective was to rehabilitate the Mill Creek outfall upstream from the James MacDonald bridge.
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