Dishwasher Standalone Drain Ok? [Alberta]

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I have an imgur album here with details of the issue:
https://imgur.com/a/L8MCdpk?

To summarize, my dishwasher keeps burning out drain pumps. Currently drains to basement and back up to island sink. Single, monolithic hose is 18' from dishwasher to island sink wye connection - no splices. But still too much for any dishwasher's specs. I want to fix this problem once and for all, but don't need the Cadillac solution.

Plumbers suggest installing new p-trap below floor (above ceiling tiles) feeding into the drain line coming from the sink, and run dishwasher drain hose direct into trap. Within a certain distance of a vent, no dedicated AAV or vent is needed, yes?

I don't want to push it too far like with the current solution, but I also don't want it to become so easy to drain that I end up with a different problem like a siphon. Or sewage backflow.

Just high loop it in the cabinet before routing it down again into the new p-trap?
 
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