This project within a 10 km stretch of a former section of the Alaska Highway in northern BC required replacing the existing bridges and roadways to place the road in a self-maintaining state to protect the adjacent resources. It involved removal of five bridge structures and abutments, including two bridges that spanned over 100 feet, replacing two bridges with fords traversable by 4×4 pickup truck, regrading and installation of rip rap, removal of 22 deep culverts, re-establishment of natural drainage patterns, stabilizing the road prism to reduce impact of sediment transport and removal of all debris