An UNOFFICIAL site for Copperstone, New Westminster
Phase 1 Membrane Replacement Project
Project Mobilization Date: August 11, 2025
Work Start Date: August 28, 2025
Expected duration: 2–3 months (Completion now likely in February 2026)
Primary contractor: Prostar https://prostar.ca/
Weather: 8C, sunny
No work onsite today. This means that Prostar has had no one onsite for five of the last six workdays.
Blue Drop, however, was back setting up more PVP piping for the upcoming irrigation work.
Phase 1 Membrane Replacement Project
Project Mobilization Date: August 11, 2025
Work Start Date: August 28, 2025
Expected duration: 2–3 months (Completion now likely in February 2026)
Primary contractor: Prostar https://prostar.ca/
Weather: 10C, mostly sunny
No work onsite today.
Phase 1 Membrane Replacement Project
Project Mobilization Date: August 11, 2025
Work Start Date: August 28, 2025
Expected duration: 2–3 months (Completion now likely in February 2026)
Primary contractor: Prostar https://prostar.ca/
Weather: 8C, sunny
Work onsite today:
Phase 1 Membrane Replacement Project
Project Mobilization Date: August 11, 2025
Work Start Date: August 28, 2025
Expected duration: 2–3 months (Completion now likely in February 2026)
Primary contractor: Prostar https://prostar.ca/
Weather: 8C, fog and sun
No work onsite today.
Phase 1 Membrane Replacement Project
Project Mobilization Date: August 11, 2025
Work Start Date: August 28, 2025
Expected duration: 2–3 months (Completion now likely in February 2026)
Primary contractor: Prostar https://prostar.ca/
Weather: 10C, sunny
No work onsite today. The weather was unusually mild and clear for mid-January, but no one was on site once again.
Phase 1 Membrane Replacement Project
Project Mobilization Date: August 11, 2025
Work Start Date: August 28, 2025
Expected duration: 2–3 months (Completion now likely in February 2026)
Primary contractor: Prostar https://prostar.ca/
Weather: 10C, sunny
No work observed onsite today.
Blue Drop, the irrigation contractor, was again onsite laying out PVC piping and doing other preliminary work.
I noticed that additional material had been applied to the two lamp posts between the 244 and 248 buildings, likely to better protect the membrane. I believe this was done on January 14th, as photos from the 13th do not show the material.
Editorial point: In the photo below, there seems to be a significant amount of debris on the aeration mat. I assume this will be cleaned up before the soil is brought in.
