A commercial greenhouse was expanding its vegetable production on the 92-acre site in Delta, British Columbia. The new greenhouse would cover 24 acres.
The facility relies on contracted temporary foreign workers living in company housing on the north and south ends of the property. To accommodate the new laborers, management added a two-story modular bunkhouse alongside two existing dwellings to the north. Two separate septic systems totaling six concrete tanks and five sand mounds serviced this area. The south complex also gained a third bunkhouse and was serviced by six concrete tanks and two sand mounds.While the additions required two new
