Building Plan Changes Throw a Wrench into Nova Scotia Project

A last-minute bump in the size, scope and wastewater treatment needs challenge the designer and installers of a Canadian travel center

Building Plan Changes Throw a Wrench into Nova Scotia Project

 The Trans-Canada Highway, background, limited what could be done on the Bayside Travel Centre site in Afton Station, Nova Scotia. The shed holds control panels and blowers for the system — its Tuf-Tite lids are visible at middle right. (Photos courtesy Anua and Hatch Ltd.)

For a long time, the small triangular property near Afton Station in northeastern Nova Scotia couldn’t be developed. The Trans-Canada Highway runs across this community land of the tribal Paqtnkek Mi’kmaw Nation, and the controlled-access highway divided the southern triangular...

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