Rolla Dyke Decommissioning Consultation

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The Peace River Regional District (PRRD) is holding a consultation on the Rolla Creek Decommissioning project. This project was approved by the PRRD's Board of Directors on October 7, 2021. The project is to take apart (decommission) the existing Rolla Creek Dyke near 215 Road in Rolla, British Columbia.

The dyke is a regulated structure under the Dike Maintenance Act. To decommission it, the owner (PRRD), must follow the Procedural Guidelines for Decommissioning of a Regulated Dike.

The PRRD made an initial application in November 2022 and, after receiving approval, created two of the four planned channels. Since then, the Inspector of Dikes requested additional information. An updated application incorporating this information was made on November 5, 2025.



Updated Decommissioning Plan and Consultation

The updated Decommissioning Plan involves cutting four, five-meter channels through the dyke. This specific engineering design was chosen because it meets the Ministry's requirement to remove flood protection beyond the 10-year level. It also improves drainage for properties south of the dyke and helps the PRRD reduce long-term maintenance costs.

Following provincial guidelines, the PRRD is now holding a consultation period to gather public feedback on the following:

  • Updated Decommissioning Plan


Submitting Your Comments

The deadline for giving your feedback is January 2, 2026.

There are two ways to submit your comments:

  • Online: You can submit your feedback through the project webpage. Note that this option requires you to register for an account.
  • Email: If you prefer not to register, you can send your comments directly via email to: environmental.services@prrd.bc.ca.

The Peace River Regional District (PRRD) is holding a consultation on the Rolla Creek Decommissioning project. This project was approved by the PRRD's Board of Directors on October 7, 2021. The project is to take apart (decommission) the existing Rolla Creek Dyke near 215 Road in Rolla, British Columbia.

The dyke is a regulated structure under the Dike Maintenance Act. To decommission it, the owner (PRRD), must follow the Procedural Guidelines for Decommissioning of a Regulated Dike.

The PRRD made an initial application in November 2022 and, after receiving approval, created two of the four planned channels. Since then, the Inspector of Dikes requested additional information. An updated application incorporating this information was made on November 5, 2025.



Updated Decommissioning Plan and Consultation

The updated Decommissioning Plan involves cutting four, five-meter channels through the dyke. This specific engineering design was chosen because it meets the Ministry's requirement to remove flood protection beyond the 10-year level. It also improves drainage for properties south of the dyke and helps the PRRD reduce long-term maintenance costs.

Following provincial guidelines, the PRRD is now holding a consultation period to gather public feedback on the following:

  • Updated Decommissioning Plan


Submitting Your Comments

The deadline for giving your feedback is January 2, 2026.

There are two ways to submit your comments:

  • Online: You can submit your feedback through the project webpage. Note that this option requires you to register for an account.
  • Email: If you prefer not to register, you can send your comments directly via email to: environmental.services@prrd.bc.ca.
  • IMPORTANT: Please note that you will be required to register with the Have Your Say platform to complete the survey. This is to prevent duplicate responses and protect data quality. If you do not wish to register for an account, you can submit your feedback via email to environmental.services@prrd.bc.ca.

    Comments and questions can be provided to the Peace River Regional District by January 2, 2026.


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Page last updated: 11 Dec 2025, 02:30 PM