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Canola Oil Transload Facility
DP World Fraser Surrey Inc. started the construction to redevelop a portion of the existing Fraser Surrey Terminal and Berth 10 located at 11060 Elevator Road, Surrey, BC, to function as a canola oil transload facility. The redevelopment would result in a canola oil throughput capacity of approximately 1,000,000 tonnes per year.
The Project broadly consists of the following components:
- Canola loadout terminal at Berth 10, including construction of a concrete marine access trestle, loading platform, and a catwalk connection between Berths 9 and 10 supported by roughly 28 piles total (approx. 35 in-water)
- Construction of ancillary loading deck and platform infrastructure, such as a marine loading arm and upgraded marine bollards and fenders
- Installation of two rail spur tracks (one replacement, one new) for rail receiving and unloading, including construction of railcar bottom offloading stations, unloading pumps, piping and control cables
- Three carbon steel 15,000 metric tonnes capacity storage tanks (18m high, 37m diameter)
- Elevated tank foundations, with associated ground improvement works
- Vessel loading pumps
- Containment area with liners, precast walls, and foundations; and
- New fire water loop with six hydrants
- Installation of below grade canola oil transmission and recycle lines to connect storage tanks to the marine trestle
- Development of ancillary facilities including, control building, Motor Control Centre, security facility and vehicle parking
- Various associated utility installations, relocations and removals
The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority Project and Environmental Review Permit (PER No. 22-017) was approved of May 2nd and related information is available through the links below.
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