IGI offers expertise in conducting wastewater feasibility studies tailored to British Columbia's unique regulatory landscape, including compliance with the Environmental Management Act and local municipal bylaws. Our team performs thorough assessments of site conditions, treatment technologies, and effluent discharge options, evaluating factors such as hydraulic loading, nutrient removal, and environmental impacts on sensitive watersheds like those in the Okanagan Valley.

By combining scientific expertise with local knowledge, we ensure that every study complies with provincial guidelines and minimizes environmental risks. With our comprehensive Environmental Impact Study (EIS) reports, clients can make informed decisions, meet regulatory requirements, and contribute to responsible development in BC’s diverse ecosystems.

We assess setback requirements for on-site wastewater systems in support of Regional District Development Permit Areas (DPAs). Our work evaluates site and hydrogeologic conditions to confirm compliance with required setbacks from watercourses, wells, and property boundaries, and provides defensible reporting for permitting and approvals.

We provide professional assessments to support well setback reductions in accordance with the BC Health Hazard Regulation (HHR). Our evaluations consider site conditions, hydrogeologic characteristics, and potential contamination risks to determine whether reduced setbacks can be supported without compromising groundwater quality. We deliver clear, defensible documentation to assist with regulatory review and approval.