The Greer Galloway Group Inc, and Jp2g Consultants Inc. are pleased to announce that our two firms are coming together as one organization.

Little Lake Wharf Rehabilitation

Municipal Engineering

Services Provided:

  • Investigations
  • Design services:
  • Rehabilitation of concrete marina breakwall
  • Replacement of interlock walkways
  • Replacement of deteriorated bollards with new created from a mould of existing historic bollards
  • Rehabilitation of T-wharf
  • Replacement of deteriorated concrete steps with accessible aluminum gangway
  • Landscaping
  • Tender specifications
  • Tender Process
  • Contract Administration
  • Construction Inspection

Overview:

Little Lake, Peterborough
$375,000

The scope of work required detailed design of the rehabilitation of the Little Lake Marina Wharf and Crescent Street Wharf (T-wharf) in downtown Peterborough.  Concrete was repaired and overlaid to form an even and level surface, and adjacent interlock was removed and reinstalled to suit. Historic bollards, originally used to tie-up tourist steamships, were replaced with new concrete bollards cast from the single complete bollard that was used to create a mould.  The 1940’s era T-wharf was patched, scarified and resurfaced with a concrete overlay.  The deteriorated concrete stairs were removed and replaced with an aluminum gangway, complying with the City’s accessibility by-law.  All phases of the design and construction were overseen by Greer Galloway staff.