The JBNA received this notice from the Greater Victoria Harbour Authority.
This will affect residents near Camel Point (Helijet). If you have concerns, please email the GVHA at the address below:
“On September 8, a contractor, working on behalf of the Greater Victoria Harbour Authority (GVHA), will commence work on a shoreline stabilization project near the Camel Point Heliport (located at the entrance of 70 Dallas Road).
The project will repair and reinforce 80 metres of shoreline that has been significantly eroded by storms and rising sea levels. The contractor will remove unstable material and reinforce the shoreline with geofabric, rock, and boulders.
Work Schedule
- Work begins on September 8, 2025
- Construction will take place at night to avoid disrupting Helijet flight operations.
- Crews will work seven days per week, excluding statutory holidays.
- The project is scheduled to finish by November 30, 2025, though efforts will be made to complete it earlier.
Noise and Community Impact
- Work will be conducted from barges in the water channel near the James Bay public boat ramp.
- A crane and other equipment will be powered by a custom-fitted WhisperWatt generator with an electric motor to reduce noise.
- Noise levels will be monitored, and equipment will be shut down when not in use.
- The public boat ramp and parking area will remain fully accessible during the day.
Permits and Regulations
- The terminal is located in the Breakwater District at Ogden Point, which is zoned as an industrial area.
- GVHA is working with the City of Victoria regarding applicable regulations and permits. GVHA’s noise exemption permit will be reviewed at regular intervals.
GVHA is committed to completing this work as quickly and responsibly as possible, with minimal disruption to the surrounding community. If you have questions about this project, please email [email protected] “