kcantor
Senior Member
I don't think it's likely to be filled in as any material brought in to fill it will only need to be excavated for future parkade construction.Definitely, reminds me of one of the new parks in Vancouver. Just needs a mural on the CN tower.
I'm curious what they'll do with the giant pit just to the east--fill it in, start foundations for the next next phase's parkade, leave as-is...?
The pit itself was created as a result of "remediation by removal" of contaminated material subsequent to the site being purchased. It was actually "monitored" for a long time after it was excavated to see how and quickly it would "naturalize" given it was excavated to typically poor (for plant material) clay soil but with that being offset by stable banks and an expected collection of rainwater at the bottom and given that the area remained relatively secure and unused for other purposes. I used to have some photos but it was quite surprising how much plant material did take root (entirely naturally as there was no seeding done) in an urban location/environment and well it thrived.