Capital Projects
Want to know more about the City's capital projects? Go to the project below to find out more information.
Rossglenn Park Improvements
Updated May 28, 2025 Irrigation and Landscaping works are scheduled for Summer 2025 The Rossglen Park Shelter is to be constructed within Rossglen Park located between Irwin Avenue and Esling Drive. The structure is comprised of steel and timber and a decked roof spanning between glulam rafters which bear onto heavy timber posts. The project is scheduled to take place between July and October, with total completion scheduled for Spring 2025. Any questions please contact city.hall@rossland.ca
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Utilities Master Plan
The City of Rossland, incorporated in 1897, has a notable amount of aged and failing infrastructure that requires assessment, renewal, and asset planning. The City is seeking to develop a Utility Master Plan to accurately develop capital investment plans, set realistic water and sewer rates, identify natural asset opportunities for stormwater management, and determine the path that the City must take for long-term, sustainable utility service for the community. The Draft Utility Masterplan Report was delivered April 7, 2025. The City of Rossland completed its review and provided feedback on May 6, 2025. The finalized report is anticipated June 2025.
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Redstone Lighting
Rossland has entered a partnership with the Ministry of Transportation and Transit (MoTT) to deliver intersection lighting to the Redstone Drive Highway 3B intersection. The City is completing the detailed design and electrical servicing with MoTT completing the construction and ongoing ownership and operation.
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Centennial Trail Improvements
In November 2024 council approved an application to the BC Ministry of Transportation Active Transportation Grant for improvements to the Centennial Trail. The proposed Centennial Trail Improvements were first identified in the 2009 Active Transportation Plan and have been further re-iterated in the most recent Active Transportation Plan update in the Official Community Plan. The Centennial Trail is part of the proposed regional South Kootenay Green Link Trail and OCP policies support improvements to the trail that support safety, usability and accessibility. Being that the Centennial Trail is the main active transportation link from downtown Rossland to the Red Mountain Resort area as well as the primary connection to many local recreational trails and usage has been gradually increasing on this trail both recreationally and as an active transportation commuter route between the resort and downtown, it made sense to apply for grant to support upgrades to this trail. Overview of the project. 1.5km of Trail reconstruction from the Highway 3B tunnel, heading north towards the ski hill. Works will improve the trail grade, surfacing and draining. The section adjacent to the Star gulch reservoir will be asphalt paved to further improve the accessibility. Detailed design is underway with the tender scheduled for posting Friday 30th May.
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Harry Lefevre Square Improvements
Updated May 27, 2024 – Stage one of the Harry Lefevre Square Improvements project have been completed. There are two washrooms ready for use. Stage two – consisting of landscaping the square will be completed in spring 2024. – NOW COMPLETED! Enjoy the new layout in the Square! To report any concerns with the facility please contact City Hall – call 250-362-7396
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Aquaduct Trail Project – Phase II
In 2022, the first phase of the Aqueduct Trail Improvements Project which began near Black Jack Ski Club and continued north through to Little Rock FSR was completed. The upgraded trail and its components sought to improve the quality and accessibility of the trail use experience and create a new, flat, wide, smooth, summer recreational trail experience. Furthermore, this project’s scope of work included covering and reinstallation of sections of an exposed/semi-exposed raw water supply pipe and addresses numerous drainage issues along the trail.
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