Raglan Building Group

Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Environment Investigation,

an Environmental Investigation was conducted to understand site-specific subsurface conditions in greater detail. This included installing and later decommissioning 11 deep monitoring wells (26'–120') in accordance with Ontario Regulation 903. These efforts helped identify and mitigate potential contamination pathways, ensuring the site was ready for safe redevelopment.

Phase One & Phase Two (ESA)

As part of due diligence for redevelopment at 65–85 Raglan Avenue in Toronto, ASC Environmental Inc. first conducted a Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment (ESA). This involved reviewing historical land use, environmental records, and conducting a site visit to identify any potential environmental concerns. The findings indicated past uses and surrounding activities that warranted further investigation.

Following the Phase 1, a Phase 2 ESA was carried out to assess soil and groundwater quality through subsurface sampling and monitoring well installations. This phase confirmed the presence and depth of monitoring wells and provided essential data to evaluate site conditions and potential risks. It laid the groundwork for appropriate remedial or management actions.

Highlights

Successfully decommissioned 11 monitoring wells on-site at 65–85 Raglan Avenue, Toronto.
Work completed in accordance with Ontario Regulation 903 and Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (MECP) guidelines.
Collaboration with licensed subcontractors ensured safe and compliant closure of deep monitoring wells (up to 120 feet).

Urban Jungle –Conceptual street view leading to the Raglan House.

Impact

Eliminated potential contamination pathways from legacy wells on the redevelopment site.
Reduced environmental liability for the property owner and aligned with redevelopment plans.
Provided complete MECP Well Decommissioning Records to satisfy regulatory obligations.

Nightfall- A conceptual vision of the facade of the property.

Results

Finalized well decommissioning process, closing a critical Phase 2 ESA step for the site.
Ensured regulatory compliance and smooth transition toward future site use or development.

Daytime Visualizer – A concept of the frontal view of the porpery at day time.