Marmot Pit Clean Fill Disposal Permit Application

Parks Canada Agency (PCA) has designated Marmot Pit as a site for commercial clean fill disposal for third party contractors operating within Jasper National Park.

Contractors must follow a five step process before disposing of clean fill at Marmot Pit.

Marmot Pit only accepts clean fill suitable for natural restoration. Properties that had debris removal completed might still contain unexpected or minor inert debris. Any debris or material that does not meet the requirements in this permit must be screened out and disposed of outside the park. Any loads containing materials other than clean fill will be refused. Any dumped loads containing unacceptable material will be identified to the responsible contractor, any permits held will be revoked, and any costs incurred to remove the material will be invoiced to the permit holder.

Information collected in this process is used by Parks Canada for coordinating clean fill disposal at Marmot Pit in Jasper National Park.

For general inquiries, contact marmotpit-carrieremarmot@pc.gc.ca

Project details

Project title

Building permit number

For example: JNP BP 11-2222

Proposed start date

Year

Month

Day

Leaseholder contact information

Leaseholder - Full name

Leaseholder - Phone number

For example: 111-222-3333

Leaseholder - Email address

For example: name@example.com

Company responsible for the site

Number of truck loads

One truck load = 10m3

Original location of the clean fill

Contractor information

Contractor name

Contractor’s representative

Contractor’s representative - Full name

Contractor’s representative - Phone number

For example: 111-222-3333

Contractor’s representative - Email address

For example: name@example.com

Additional details

Clean fill type

Native topsoil

Mixed aggregate (fines mixed with rocks)

Screened rock

I acknowledge that:

Clean fill disposal at Marmot Pit will be billed by Parks Canada at each month end, and that unpaid invoices will result in permit suspension and/or delays in processing new permits.

Date modified: 2026-04-28