some of which were threatening adjacent private property. The main objective of the erosion control study was to develop an approach that would facilitate improvements to currently eroded areas, protecting the watercourse from further erosion.  Project tasks included an environmental assessment (incl. background review, topographic survey, geotechnical investigations, species at risk assessment, vegetation survey, wildlife survey, storm outfall assessment, geomorphic assessment, hydrologic and hydraulic assessment), the preparation and evaluation of erosion mitigation options, selection of the preferred mitigation solution, preliminary and detailed design, agency approvals, contract administration and construction services.  The implementation of the selected mitigation works included vegetated stone buttresses, channel realignment and storm sewer outfall improvements.  The project was completed following the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment process (Schedule B).