Welcome to the Teedon Pit ExtensionAggregate Resources Act

Public Meeting

All technical reports and information presented at the Community Liaison Committee are available online at:

https://www.dufferinaggregates.com/

Please refer to the Document Library under the Resource Centre tab.

CRH Canada Group Inc. is one of the country’s largest vertically integrated building materials and construction

companies.

+ 4,000 employees in Canada, of which + 3,000 are inOntario.

CRH manufactures cement, aggregates and ready mix concrete and provide construction services to many of

Ontario’s largest infrastructure projects.

CRH is a member of CRH plc, a global building materials company which employs more than 90,000 people in 31

countries around the world.

In 2017, CRH acquired the existing Teedon Pit and assumed responsibility of the proposed Teedon Pit

Extension application on behalf of Cedarhurst Quarries and Crushing Limited.

CRH Canada Group Inc. & Dufferin AggregatesCRH Canada Group Inc. & Dufferin Aggregates

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Teedon Pit Extension -Proposed LicensedBoundaryNotification Requiredby Registered Mail

CRH Expanded theNotice byRegistered Mail

CRH VoluntarilyProvided Noticeby Regular Mail

NOTIFICATION OF AGGREGATERESOURCES ACT APPLICATION

IN ADDITION TO MAIL OUTS:

1. There is a sign postedat the site.

2. Notice was provided in theMidland Mirror andLe Goût de vivre.

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SITE LOCATION

Teedon Pit applications submitted to Township of Tiny and Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry.

Township of Tiny commissioned peer reviews for natural environment, noise and water resources reports.

Revisions made to application to address agency comments.

7 additional monitoring wells were installed at the Teedon Pit in 2018 to better characterize the subsurface hydrogeological conditions and to allow additional monitoring of the water table. Currently there are a total of 11 wells that are monitored on the Teedon Pit and Extension properties.Dufferin significantly reduced the proposed licensed area by 64% and extraction area by 65% from the original 2011 proposal.

Natural environment and noise peer reviewers satisfied with revised application and new extraction footprint. Water resources peer reviewer satisfied with the new extraction footprint and confirmed that the 1.5 m buffer above the water table will serve to protect groundwater resources. The water resources peer reviewer also requested additional monitoring wells.

The County of Simcoe, Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry and Township of Tiny (including their peer reviewers for water noise and natural environment) are in the process of reviewing the revised application with the 2018 footprint.

Teedon Pit Extension Application Process

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CRH TEEDON PIT EXTENSION

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HISTORY OF APPLICATION

PROVINCIAL SAND & GRAVELRESOURCE MAPPING

COUNTY OF SIMCOEHIGH POTENTIAL MINERAL AGGREGATE RESOURCES (SCHEDULE 5.2.1.)

COUNTY OF SIMCOE OFFICIAL PLAN

High potential mineral aggregate resource areas shallbe protected for potential long-term use. As much of themineral aggregate resources as is realistically possibleshall be made available as close to markets as possible.Demonstration of need for mineral aggregate resources,including any type of supply/demand analysis, shall notbe required, notwithstanding the availability, designationor licensing for extraction of mineral aggregate resourceslocally or elsewhere. (Policy 4.4.2.)

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TEEDON PIT EXTENSION2 Darby Road,North ½ of Lot 80, Concession 1 W.P.R.& Part of original road allowancebetween lots 80 & 81,Concession 1, W.P.R.Geographic Township of TinyCounty of Simcoe

TOWNSHIP OF TINY OFFICIAL PLAN (2001)LAND USE

Extension Lands are mappedas Mineral Aggregate area in

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MINERAL AGGREGATE RESOURCES TWO

To protect known mineral aggregate deposits andareas of potential mineral aggregate resources forfuture resource use.

To ensure that new extractive activities are carriedout with minimal environmental and social costs.(Policy B.14.1.)

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2.7ha Other land to be extracted andthen rehabilitated and reforested.

9.2ha Significant Woodland to be extractedand then rehabilitated and reforested.

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Applications to the Township of Tiny and the Ministry of Natural Resources & Forestry filed in 2011 included a hydrogeology report by Alpha Environmental Services Inc.

The report by Alpha confirmed the proposed pit extension would not have any impact on water levels or water quality.

The Township of Tiny retained R.J. Burnside & Associates Ltd. to peer review the Alpha report.

Burnside’s review resulted in the application being revised to address Burnside’s comments and in November 2014 Burnside confirmed their comments have been satisfactorily addressed.

Dufferin retained GHD to install 7 additional ground water monitors at the Teedon Pit and on the proposed extension lands. The site now has 11 monitoring wells. The production well and 3 domestic wells are also monitored.

GHD also reviewed the Dufferin proposal and prepared a hydrogeology report, which concluded the proposed pit extension will not have impacts on water levels or water quality.

Water level measurements are collected both manually and using pressure transducers/data loggers in all monitoring wells.

The Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks (MECP) has been to the site several times and observed the installation of new monitoring wells.

Geological information from the new wells and boreholes was provided to the Ontario Geologic Survey (OGS). OGS was invited to observe the installation of the new monitoring wells.

GHD completed a neighbour well survey for wells within a 1 km radius of the Teedon Pit boundary. (The Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks well survey requirement is 0.5 km from the point of taking.)

Dufferin retained a licensed well contractor to assess neighbour wells where concerns of sediment in their wells was expressed.

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MONITORING WELL ANDHYDROGEOLOGIC CROSS-SECTION LOCATIONS

THE GROUNDWATER TABLE WILL BE MONITORED TO CONFIRM WATER LEVELSAND WATER QUALITY HAVE NOT BEEN IMPACTED.

REPORTS ARE MADE AVAILABLE TO ALL AGENCIES AND THE PUBLIC.

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Physiography and Physiographic Regions

WILL THE TEEDON PIT EXTENSION HAVE AN IMPACT ON WATER TABLE LEVELS OR GROUNDWATER QUALITY?The Teedon Pit Extension will not have an impact on water levels as shown by the hydrographs (water level data collected continuously with pressure transducers/data loggers).The Teedon Pit Extension will not have an impact on groundwater quality.No chemicals are used in the production of aggregate products.

DOES REMOVING AGGREGATE TAKE AWAY THE NATURAL FILTER?Scientists rely on the Source + Pathway + Receptor model to evaluate the risk of groundwater pollution.A pit may reduce the amount of sand and gravel above the water table, but it doesn’t stop the filtration process.Most filter beds made of sand in water treatment plants are only a few centimetres or a couple of metres thick.Mandatory setbacks from the edge of a pit to property boundary alone are at least 15 metres. This allows plenty of opportunity for filtration and other physical, chemical, and biological processes to occur.A world-wide literature review for the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources confirmed that not a single instance of contamination could be found to be caused by a pit or quarry.

IS MORE MONITORING NEEDED? IS THERE AN IMPACT ON THE ALLISTON AQUIFER?Dufferin currently conducts significant monitoring at the Teedon Pit and Teedon Pit Extension. Monitoring results demonstrate that there is no change in water levels from operating the Teedon Pit and there will not be impacts from operating the Teedon Pit Extension. As such, there is no impact to the Alliston aquifer based on this data.Monitoring at the Teedon Pit and Teedon Pit Extension is in line with monitoring at other pits in Ontario.Currently there are 11 monitoring wells, 3 domestic wells, a production well, and sump pond equipped with pressure transducers/data loggers being monitored. This network provides sufficient coverage.

WHY IS THERE SILT IN NEIGHBOUR’S WELLS? CAUSE OF ORANGE WATER?There are numerous reasons that silt could be in the neighbours wells:

Cause of orange water is very common well problem

WHY DOES THE SITE NOT MEASURE TURBIDITY?Turbidity is a measure of the relative clarity or cloudiness of water.Turbidity data would be collected for the following purposes:

The Dufferin monitoring wells were constructed and designed tomeasure groundwater levels and not turbidity.

Given the above, turbidity measurements would not be beneficial.

Well design and construction is the solution to avoid silt issues

Silt vs. scale from hard water (two separate issues)

Improper well design or construction (slot size might be too large and a sandpack might not be part of well construction)

Insufficient well development after construction

Corrosion of well casing, liner or screen causing holes

Failure of the annular or casing seal

Scaling of the well screen (iron bacteria)

Improper or lack of well maintenance

From naturally occurring iron bacteria in the well or iron accumulations around well screenGenerally fixed with water softener, filters or combination.

Effectiveness of well design

Stabilization parameter/indicator of steady state conditions prior to the collection of groundwater samples.

Determine optimum groundwater withdrawal rates.

Maintenance of a well.

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1. THIS SITE PLAN IS PREPARED UNDER THE AGGREGATE RESOURCES ACT FORA CLASS A LICENCE, CATEGORY 3.

2. PROPERTY BOUNDARY INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM VARIOUS SOURCESAND FILES FROM THE LAND REGISTRY OFFICE FOR THE COUNTY OF SIMCOE.

3. TOPOGRAPHIC INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM NORTHWAY PHOTOMAPINC. AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY DATED APRIL 2008.

4. ZONING INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE TOWNSHIP OF TINY ZONINGBY-LAW 06-001 CONSOLIDATED JULY 19, 2018.

5. LAND USE INFORMATION COMPILED FROM SITE INSPECTIONS IN 2018.

6. AREA TO BE LICENSED: 15.3 HA

7. AREA TO BE EXTRACTED: 13.5 HA

8. THE ELEVATION OF THE ESTABLISHED WATER TABLE IS OBTAINED FROMGHD HYDROGEOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT DATED DECEMBER 2018. THE FINALDEPTH OF EXTRACTION WILL BE A MAXIMUM OF 1.5m ABOVE THEESTABLISHED WATER TABLE. NO EXTRACTION WILL OCCUR BELOW THEWATER TABLE.

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CEDARHURST QUARRIES & CRUSHING LIMITEDC/O CRH CANADA GROUP INC.2300 Steeles Avenue W. Suite 400Concord, Ontario L4K 5X6

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TEEDON PIT EXTENSION2 Darby Road, Tiny, ON L0K 2E1North ½ of Lot 80, Concession 1, W.P.R. &Part of original road allowance between lots 80 & 81, Concession 1, W.P.R.,Geographic Township of Tiny, County of Simcoe

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SITE AREA CALCULATIONS1. AREA TO BE LICENSED: 15.3 HA2. AREA TO BE EXTRACTED: 13.5 HA

MAXIMUM TONNAGE OF MATERIAL TO BE REMOVED FROM THE LICENSED PROPERTY3. THE MAXIMUM ANNUAL TONNAGE TO BE REMOVED FROM THIS SITE IS 600,000

TONNES PER ANNUM IN COMBINATION WITH THE ADJACENT TEEDON PIT (LICENCE#3670).

HOURS OF OPERATION

4. THE HOURS OF OPERATION SHALL BE:

A) SHIPPING - MONDAY TO FRIDAY 5AM TO 7PM AND SATURDAY 5AM TO 4PMB) SITE PREPARATION, EXTRACTION, PROCESSING, AND REHABILITATION -

MONDAY TO FRIDAY 7AM TO 7PMC) EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING - SATURDAY 9AM TO 4PMD) THERE WILL BE NO OPERATIONS ON SUNDAYS OR STATUTORY HOLIDAYSE) MAINTENANCE/ SERVICING EQUIPMENT - NO RESTRICTIONS

LICENSED AREA BOUNDARY - FENCING

5. PRIOR TO THE INSTALLATION OF FENCING TREE CLEARING SHALL OCCUR ALONGTHE BOUNDARY OF THE SITE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TREE REMOVAL NOTES ONTHIS PAGE.

6. AFTER TREE CLEARING ALONG THE BOUNDARY OF THE SITE AND PRIOR TOSTRIPPING OF TOPSOIL/SUBSOIL A 1.2m FENCE SHALL BE INSTALLED ALONG THEEAST AND WEST LICENSED BOUNDARY AND 5m NORTH OF THE NORTHERNEXTRACTION LIMIT. FENCING WILL NOT BE REQUIRED FOR THE SOUTHERNCOMMON BOUNDARY WITH THE EXISTING TEEDON PIT (LICENSE # 3670). MARKERPOSTS SHALL BE PLACED ALONG UNFENCED BOUNDARIES AT 30m +/- INTERVALSTO IDENTIFY THE LICENCE BOUNDARY LIMITS. SEE OPERATIONS SCHEMATIC FORFENCING DETAILS AND SITE PLAN OVERRIDE 5.1.

TREE REMOVAL

7. WITHIN THREE (3) YEARS OF LICENCE ISSUANCE AND PRIOR TO EXTRACTIONCOMMENCING THE FOLLOWING 20m WIDE STRIP OF TREES SHALL BE REMOVED TOPRE-STRESS THE NEW FOREST EDGE THAT WILL BE CREATED:

A) TREES 5m BEYOND THE EXTRACTION AREA (E.G. WITHIN SETBACK AREA) SHALLBE CLEARED OF TREES (BUT NOT GRUBBED). PRIOR TO TREE CLEARING IN THENORTH SETBACK AREA A QUALIFIED ECOLOGIST OR FORESTER SHALL WALKTHE ALIGNMENT OF THE PROPOSED FENCE LOCATED 5m NORTH OF THEEXTRACTION LIMIT AND MARK TREES THAT SHOULD BE REMOVED TOACCOMMODATE THE INSTALLATION OF THE FENCE. TREES TO BE CUT SHALLBE MARKED WITH YELLOW OR ORANGE MARKING PAINT. TREES ALONG THEFENCE ALIGNMENT SHOULD BE FELLED TOWARDS THE EXTRACTION AREA.ALSO SEE NOTE 41, THIS PAGE, FOR EROSION/SEDIMENT CONTROL.

B) WITHIN THE EXTRACTION AREA A 15m WIDE AREA OF TREES ALONG THE WEST,NORTH AND EAST LIMITS OF EXTRACTION SHALL BE REMOVED.

8. ALL REMAINING TREES WITHIN THE EXTRACTION AREA WILL BE GRADUALLY CUT /CLEARED AHEAD OF EXTRACTIVE OPERATIONS. TREE CLEARING SHALL OCCUR ASREQUIRED TO ADVANCE EXTRACTION AND MINIMIZE THE DISTURBED AREA.

9. TREE CUTTING IN TREE CLEARING ZONE '1' SHALL OCCUR BETWEEN NOVEMBER1ST AND MARCH 31ST INCLUSIVE.

10. TREE CUTTING IN TREE CLEARING ZONE '2' SHALL OCCUR BETWEEN NOVEMBER1ST AND JANUARY 31ST INCLUSIVE.

11. SUITABLE TREES WILL BE HARVESTED FOR SAW LOGS AND OR FUEL WOOD.STUMPS AND OTHER WOOD REFUSE (WASTE WOOD, LIMBS & BRUSH) MAY BE USEDFOR PIT REHABILITATION PURPOSES, REMOVED FROM THE SITE OR PILED ON THESITE TO BE CHIPPED OR BURIED IN THE SIDE SLOPE.

12. SEE TREE CLEARING SCHEMATIC, THIS PAGE FOR TREE REMOVAL LOCATIONS TOPRE-STRESS THE NEW FOREST EDGE AND TIMING RESTRICTIONS.

TREE CLEARING WITHIN 3 YEARSOF LICENCE ISSUANCE - 20m(INCLUDES 5m OF SETBACKBEYOND EXTRACTION AREA AND15m OF EXTRACTION AREA) SEESCHEMATIC FOR LOCATION

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1. WITHIN THREE (3) YEARS OF LICENCE ISSUANCE, TREES5m BEYOND THE EXTRACTION AREA SHALL BE CLEARED(BUT NOT GRUBBED).

2. WITHIN THREE (3) YEARS OF LICENCE ISSUANCE, ANADDITIONAL 15m WIDE AREA SHALL BE CLEARED OFTREES ALONG THE WEST, NORTH AND EAST EDGES OFTHE EXTRACTION AREA.

3. AS EXTRACTION PROGRESSES NORTH TREE CLEARINGSHALL OCCUR AS REQUIRED TO ADVANCE EXTRACTIONAND MINIMIZE THE DISTURBED AREA.

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13. FOLLOWING TREE CUTTING ALONG THE BOUNDARY OF THE SITE, A QUALIFIEDECOLOGIST OR FORESTER WILL WALK THE NEW FOREST EDGE AND MARKDEFECTIVE TREES FOR REMOVAL. TREES TO BE CUT SHALL BE MARKED WITHYELLOW OR ORANGE MARKING PAINT.

14. FOLLOWING TREE CUTTING ALONG THE BOUNDARY OF THE SITE A FOREST EDGEMANAGEMENT PLAN SHALL BE IMPLEMENTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FORESTEDGE MANAGEMENT SCHEMATIC THIS PAGE.

15. FOLLOWING COMPLETION OF THE EDGE MANAGEMENT PLAN A QUALIFIEDECOLOGIST OR FORESTER SHALL PREPARE A REPORT DOCUMENTING THEIMPLEMENTATION OF THE FOREST EDGE MANAGEMENT PLAN. THE REPORT SHALLBE SUBMITTED TO THE MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND FORESTRY (MNRF).

STRIPPING OF TOPSOIL / OVERBURDEN

16. TOPSOIL AND OVERBURDEN SHALL BE STRIPPED AND STORED SEPARATELY.TOPSOIL AND OVERBURDEN MAY BE STORED IN STOCKPILES WITHIN THE AREA TOBE EXTRACTED TO A MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF 15m; OR TO COMPLETE PROGRESSIVEREHABILITATION.

ACCESS TO THE PIT

17. ACCESS TO THE PIT WILL BE THROUGH THE ADJACENT TEEDON PIT (LICENCE #3670)FROM THE ENTRANCE ONTO DARBY ROAD. THE ENTRANCE TO DARBY ROAD SHALLBE GATED AND LOCKED WHEN THE PIT PROPERTIES ARE NOT IN USE.

18. EQUIPMENT AND TRUCKS MAY ACCESS THE SITE ALONG THE COMMONEXTRACTION BOUNDARY OF THE ADJACENT TEEDON PIT (LICENCE # 3670).

19. AGGREGATE FROM THE PIT MAY ALSO BE TRANSFERRED TO THE ADJACENTTEEDON PIT (LICENCE # 3670) FOR PROCESSING AND WASHING.

EXTRACTION

20. THE ELEVATION OF THE ESTABLISHED WATERTABLE RANGES ON-SITE FROM +/-236.5mASL TO + / - 237.5mASL. THE MAXIMUM DEPTH OF EXTRACTION IS TO REMAIN1.5m ABOVE THE ESTABLISHED WATERTABLE BASED ON ON-GOING MONITORING.

21. DUE TO SIZE OF THE PIT AND THE DEPTH OF EXTRACTION THE PIT WILL BEEXCAVATED IN ONE PHASE.

22. EXTRACTION WILL ADVANCE GENERALLY IN A SOUTH TO NORTH DIRECTION FROMTHE ADJACENT TEEDON PIT (LICENCE # 3670).

23. THE PIT WILL BE EXTRACTED IN UP TO 5-6 LIFTS. SEE PAGE 4 OF 4. PIT FACESSHALL NOT EXCEED THE REGULATIONS DETERMINED BY THE MINISTRY OF LABOUR.

24. AS EXTRACTION PROCEEDS NORTH, FACE RIDGES ON EACH LIFT (APPROXIMATELY10m IN HEIGHT) SHALL BE MAINTAINED AT THE EAST AND WEST LIMITS AND MAY BEREMOVED AS PART OF THE FINAL EXTRACTION OF EACH LIFT AFTER THEPROCESSING PLANT IS RELOCATED TO THE NEXT LOWER LIFT.

EQUIPMENT TO BE USED ON SITE AND NOISE / AIR MITIGATION

25. GENERAL TYPES OF EQUIPMENT TO BE USED IN THE OPERATION OF THE PIT WILLINCLUDE BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO BULLDOZERS, EXCAVATORS, FRONT-ENDLOADERS, DUMP TRUCKS AND PORTABLE CRUSHING / SCREENING PLANTS ANDCONVEYORS.

26. ANY CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT USED TO PREPARE THE SITE, SUCH AS DOZERS,MUST COMPLY WITH MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, CONSERVATION AND PARKSPUBLICATION NPC-115.

27. THE PORTABLE CRUSHING PLANT IS TO BE SITUATED WITHIN 30m OF THE WESTERNWORKING FACE DURING THE FIRST LIFT, WHEN WITHIN 200m OF THE WESTERNLIMIT OF EXTRACTION, IN ORDER TO MAXIMIZE SOUND ATTENUATION.

28. IF REQUIRED, THE PORTABLE PROCESSING PLANT SHALL HAVE ANENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE APPROVAL FROM THE MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT,CONSERVATION AND PARKS.

29. THE GENSET TRAILER FOR THE PROCESSING PLANT NEEDS TO BE ORIENTATEDWITH THE EXHAUST DISCHARGE POINTED AWAY FROM THE SENSITIVE RECEPTORAT 80 DARBY ROAD (APPROXIMATELY DUE EAST).

TEEDON PIT EXTENSION2 Darby Road, Tiny, ON L0K 2E1North ½ of Lot 80, Concession 1, W.P.R. &Part of original road allowance between lots 80 & 81, Concession 1, W.P.R.,Geographic Township of Tiny, County of Simcoe

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TREE CLEARING ZONE '2'(NOV 1ST - MAR 31ST)

SITE PLAN OVERRIDESTHE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS ILLUSTRATED ON THIS PLAN VARY FROMTHE REQUIREMENTS OF THE PROVINCIAL STANDARDS THAT APPLY TO

LICENSED PITS IN ONTARIO.

STANDARD OVERRIDE DESCRIPTION

5.1 A PORTION OF THE LICENSED BOUNDARY IS NOT REQUIRED TOBE FENCED. SEE NOTES 5 & 6 THIS PAGE.

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THE ENTRANCE ONTO THE LICENSED PROPERTY FROM THETEEDON PIT PROPERTY (LICENCE # 3670) WILL NOT BE GATED.THE ENTRANCE TO THE TEEDON PIT PROPERTY FROM DARBYROAD IS GATED.

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NO EXCAVATION SETBACK WILL EXIST ALONG THE SOUTHLICENSED BOUNDARY ADJACENT TO THE TEEDON PIT (LICENCE# 3670).THE EXCAVATION SETBACK ALONG THE WEST AND EASTBOUNDARY IS 5m FROM THE LICENSED BOUNDARY.

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OVERBURDEN, TOPSOIL AND AGGREGATE CAN BE STOCKPILEDWITHIN 30m OF THE SOUTHERN BOUNDARY ADJACENT TOTHE TEEDON PIT (LICENCE # 3670).THE PORTABLE PROCESSING PLANT MAY BE LOCATED WITHIN30m OF THE SOUTHERN BOUNDARY ADJACENT TO THETEEDON PIT (LICENCE # 3670).

5.16 / 5.17TOPSOIL AND OVERBURDEN MAY BE MOVED BETWEEN THISSITE AND THE ADJACENT TEEDON PIT (LICENCE # 3670) TOPROVIDE TIMELY AND EFFECTIVE REHABILITATION OF BOTHPITS.

5.22THE AGGREGATE RESOURCES ACT SIGN FOR THE SITE WILL BELOCATED AT THE DARBY ROAD ENTRANCE OF THE ADJACENTTEEDON PIT (LICENCE # 3670) SINCE THE LICENSED BOUNDARYDOES NOT HAVE FRONTAGE ONTO ANY PUBLIC ROADS.

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1. WITHIN 10m OF THE NEW FOREST EDGE MARKDEFECTIVE TREES FOR CUTTING. CUT UPSTEMS/TRUNKS INTO 1 TO 2 METRE LENGTHSAND PLACE ON FOREST FLOOR. CUT UP TOPSINTO BRUSH PILES FOR WILDLIFE.

2. IN THE 5m AREA BETWEEN THE FENCE ANDTHE EXTRACTION LIMIT THE NEW FOREST EDGEWILL BE AUGMENTED BY PLANTING RED OAK(67%) AND WHITE PINE (33%) IN GAPS. SPACING WILL VARY ACCORDING TO EDGECONDITIONS AT THE TIME OF PLANTING, BUTSHALL BE AT LEAST 3m APART.

3. TREE PLANTING WITHIN FOREST EDGEMANAGEMENT AREA SHALL BE 1 OR 2 GALLONCONTAINER STOCK.

4. TREE PLANTING SHOULD OCCUR DURING THESPRING PERIOD, I.E. APRIL OR EARLY MAY,DEPENDING ON SEASONAL CONDITIONS. IFNECESSARY, FALL PLANTING MAY OCCURAFTER SEPTEMBER 20TH.

1. RETAIN THE EXISTING 4.5m WIDE TRAIL WITHIN THEFORMER ROAD ALLOWANCE AS A PRIVATE ACCESS FOR THEOPERATOR TO IMPLEMENT FOREST EDGE MANAGEMENT.

2. BETWEEN THE EXISTING TRAIL AND THE FENCE MARKDEFECTIVE TREES FOR CUTTING. CUT UP STEMS/TRUNKSINTO 1 TO 2 METRE LENGTHS AND PLACE ON FORESTFLOOR. CUT UP TOPS INTO BRUSH PILES FOR WILDLIFE OR,ALTERNATIVELY, CHIPPED AND PLACED ON THE 4.5m WIDETRAIL.

3. ALONG THE SOUTH SIDE OF TRAIL, WHERE FEASIBLE THEFORESTED AREA WILL BE AUGMENTED BY PLANTING ONE (1)OR TWO (2) ROWS OF WHITE CEDAR AND WHITE SPRUCEON 2m SPACING OR GREATER.

4. IN THE 5m AREA BETWEEN THE FENCE AND THEEXTRACTION LIMIT THE NEW FOREST EDGE WILL BEAUGMENTED BY PLANTING RED OAK (67%) AND WHITE PINE(33%) IN GAPS. SPACING WILL VARY ACCORDING TO EDGECONDITIONS AT THE TIME OF PLANTING, BUT SHALL BE ATLEAST 3m APART.

5. TREE PLANTING WITHIN FOREST EDGE MANAGEMENT AREASHALL BE 1 OR 2 GALLON CONTAINER STOCK.

6. TREE PLANTING SHOULD OCCUR DURING THE SPRINGPERIOD, I.E. APRIL OR EARLY MAY, DEPENDING ONSEASONAL CONDITIONS. IF NECESSARY, FALL PLANTINGMAY OCCUR AFTER SEPTEMBER 20TH.

30. BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 5:00 TO 7:00 AM ONLY SHIPPING IS PERMITTED AND MAYINCLUDE A MAXIMUM OF 15 HIGHWAYS TRUCKS PER HOUR (30 TRUCK TRIPS) AND AMAXIMUM OF 1 SHIPPING LOADER IN COMBINATION WITH THE EXISTING TEEDONPIT (LICENCE #3670).

31. BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 7:00AM AND 7:00PM HIGHWAY TRUCKS ARE LIMITED TO 20TRUCKS PER HOUR (40 PASSES PER HOUR) IN COMBINATION WITH THE EXISTINGTEEDON PIT (LICENCE # 3670).

32. DUST SHALL BE MITIGATED ON-SITE.

33. WATER OR ANOTHER PROVINCIALLY APPROVED DUST SUPPRESSANT WILL BEAPPLIED TO INTERNAL HAUL ROADS AND PROCESSING AREAS AS OFTEN ASREQUIRED TO MITIGATE DUST.

34. PROCESSING EQUIPMENT WILL BE EQUIPPED WITH DUST SUPPRESSING ORCOLLECTION DEVICES, WHERE THE EQUIPMENT CREATES DUST AND IS BEINGOPERATED WITHIN 300m OF A SENSITIVE RECEPTOR.

35. THE OPERATOR SHALL RESPOND TO OBJECTIONS / CONCERNS FROM THERESIDENTS OR THE MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT, CONSERVATION AND PARKSRELATING TO NOISE AND AIR QUALITY. IF DEEMED APPROPRIATE BY THE MINISTRYOF THE ENVIRONMENT, CONSERVATION AND PARKS FURTHER MITIGATIONMEASURES AND MONITORING SHALL BE IMPLEMENTED.

36. SHOULD IT BE DETERMINED THAT NOISE OR AIR VIOLATIONS UNDER THEENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT ARE OCCURRING FROM PIT OPERATIONS, THEPORTION OF THE OPERATION RELATING TO THE IMPACT SHALL CEASE AND THEOPERATOR SHALL IMPLEMENT FURTHER MITIGATION MEASURES AS DETERMINEDBY MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, CONSERVATION AND PARKS. OPERATIONSRELATING TO THE IMPACT MAY AGAIN COMMENCE UPON WRITTEN CLEARANCEFROM THE MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, CONSERVATION AND PARKS.

FUEL HANDLING / STORAGE AND SERVICING

37. FUEL STORAGE WILL BE IN ABOVE GROUND TANKS CERTIFIED IN ACCORDANCEWITH APPROVED STANDARDS. FUEL STORAGE WILL BE LOCATED PROXIMITY TOTHE PROCESSING AREA. REFUELLING BY FUEL TRUCKS IS ALSO PERMITTED.

BUILDINGS / STRUCTURES

38. NO BUILDINGS OR OTHER STRUCTURES (I.E. WEIGH SCALES) WILL BE PLACED ONTHE LICENSED PROPERTY.

SCRAP

39. NO SCRAP SHALL BE STORED ON SITE.

STOCKPILING OF AGGREGATE

40. STOCKPILES OF AGGREGATE SHALL BE LOCATED ON THE ACTIVE PIT FLOOR. THEMAXIMUM HEIGHT OF AGGREGATE STOCKPILES IS 15m.

EROSION / SEDIMENT CONTROL

41. SILT FENCING WILL BE INSTALLED 5m BEYOND THE WEST, NORTH AND EASTEXTRACTION LIMIT AND MAINTAINED WHILE TREE CLEARING IS OCCURRING.

WATER MONITORING

42. MW1-09, MW8-18, MW10D-18, MW5-18 SHALL BE MONITORED QUARTERLY FORWATER LEVELS. SEE LOCATION OF MONITORING WELLS ON MONITORING WELLSCHEMATIC THIS PAGE.

43. MW9-18 SHALL BE MONITORED QUARTERLY FOR WATER LEVELS UNTIL IT ISREMOVED FOR EXTRACTION.

44. EXTRACTION SHALL REMAIN 1.5 METRES ABOVE THE ESTABLISHED WATER TABLE.IN THE EVENT THE WATER LEVEL DATA INDICATES THE MAXIMUM DEPTH OFEXTRACTION IS LESS THAN 1.5 METRES ABOVE THE ESTABLISHED WATER TABLE,THE MAXIMUM DEPTH OF EXTRACTION SHALL BE ADJUSTED ACCORDINGLY TOMAINTAIN THE 1.5 METRE DEPTH.

45. THE OPERATOR SHALL MAINTAIN A RECORD OF THE MONITORING RESULTS TOVERIFY THAT EXTRACTION REMAINS 1.5m ABOVE THE ESTABLISHED WATER TABLE.

ARCHAEOLOGICAL

46. SHOULD PREVIOUSLY UNDOCUMENTED ARCHAEOLOGICALRESOURCES BE DISCOVERED, THEY ARE A NEWARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE AND THEREFORE SUBJECT TO SECTION48 (1) OF THE ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT. THE PERSONDISCOVERING THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESOURCES MUSTCEASE ALTERATION OF THE AFFECTED AREA IMMEDIATELYAND ENGAGE A LICENSED CONSULTANT ARCHAEOLOGIST TOCARRY OUT ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIELDWORK, IN COMPLIANCEWITH SECTION 48 (1) OF THE ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT.

47. THE CEMETERIES ACT REQUIRES THAT ANY PERSONDISCOVERING HUMAN REMAINS MUST NOTIFY THE POLICE ORCORONER AND THE REGISTRAR OF CEMETERIES, MINISTRY OFGOVERNMENT AND CONSUMER SERVICES.

IMPORTED MATERIALS

48. AGGREGATE MAY BE IMPORTED ONTO THE LICENSEDPROPERTY FOR PROCESSING AND BLENDING WITH ON-SITEAGGREGATE.

49. CLEAN INERT FILL MAY BE IMPORTED TO FACILITATE THEESTABLISHMENT OF 3:1 (HORIZONTAL:VERTICAL) SLOPES ONTHE FINAL PIT FACES. SEE PAGE 4 OF 4. THE OPERATOR MUSTENSURE THAT THE MATERIAL IS TESTED AT THE SOURCE,BEFORE IT IS DEPOSITED ON SITE, TO ENSURE THAT THEMATERIAL MEETS THE MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT,CONSERVATION AND PARK'S CRITERIA UNDER TABLE 1 OF THEMINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, CONSERVATION AND PARK'SSOILS, GROUND WATER AND SEDIMENT STANDARDS FOR USEUNDER PART XV.1 OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT.SAMPLING RESULTS WILL BE PROVIDED TO THE MINISTRY OFNATURAL RESOURCES AND FORESTRY OR THE MINISTRY OFTHE ENVIRONMENT, CONSERVATION AND PARKS UPONREQUEST.

50. NOTWITHSTANDING THE ABOVE, WHERE THE IMPORTEDMATERIAL IS NOT BEING PLACED WITHIN 1.5 METERS OF THESURFACE, THE CRITERIA UNDER TABLE 1 FOR SODIUMABSORPTION RATIO AND ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY DO NOTHAVE TO BE MET.

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51. ALL EMPLOYEES AND CONTRACTORS MUST OBEY THEFOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS WHEN HANDLING POTENTIALCONTAMINANTS ON THE LICENSED PROPERTY.

52. ALL EMPLOYEES AND CONTRACTORS HANDLING FUEL AND / ORPOTENTIAL CONTAMINANTS WILL BE INSTRUCTED AS TO THEPROPER, SAFE HANDLING OF SUCH FUELS / CONTAMINANTS.

53. POTENTIAL CONTAMINANTS, I.E. FUEL, WILL BE STORED ANDHANDLED AS REQUIRED BY PROVINCIAL LEGISLATION.

54. ALL REPORTABLE SPILLS OR RELEASE OF CONTAMINANTSMUST BE CLEANED UP IMMEDIATELY AND TRANSPORTED TO ANAPPROVED WASTE DISPOSAL SITE BY A LICENSED HAULER.ANY SPILL MUST BE IMMEDIATELY CONTAINED TO PREVENTFURTHER SPREAD (I.E. EXCAVATE AND CONTAIN OIL SOAKEDMATERIAL IN A LOADER BUCKET UNTIL DISPOSAL CAN BEARRANGED).

55. ALL SPILLS OR RELEASE OF CONTAMINANTS MUST BEIMMEDIATELY REPORTED TO THE MINISTRY OF THEENVIRONMENT, CONSERVATION AND PARKS SPILLS ACTIONCENTRE BY TELEPHONE AT 1-800-268-6060.

56. EMPLOYEES AND CONTRACTORS WORKING ON SITE WILL BEINFORMED OF THE SPILLS RESPONSE PLAN AND REQUIRED TOCOMPLY WITH THESE REQUIREMENTS.

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1. AREA TO BE REHABILITATED: 14.0 HA (EXTRACTION AREA AND 5m OF EXTRACTION SETBACK).

2. THE ELEVATION OF THE ESTABLISHED WATER TABLE RANGES ON SITE FROM ±236.5mASL TO ± 237.5mASL.

3. PROGRESSIVE AND FINAL REHABILITATION OF THE DISTURBED AREA WILL BE COMPLETED AS EXTRACTIONREACHES FINAL LIMITS AND DEPTHS.

4. FINAL PIT FACES WILL BE SLOPED AT 3:1 TO 5:1. FINAL SLOPES WILL BE CREATED USING A COMBINATIONOF CUT & FILL AND/ OR BACKFILLING. AVAILABLE OVERBURDEN AND TOPSOIL FROM ON SITE WILL BEAPPLIED ON THE SLOPES AND FINAL PIT FLOOR. SEE PAGE 4 OF 4. CLEAN INERT FILL MAY ALSO BEIMPORTED FOR THE PURPOSES OF ESTABLISHING FINAL SLOPES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THEREQUIREMENTS ON PAGE 2 OF 4.

5. THE OBJECTIVE OF THE REHABILITATION PLAN IS TO REFOREST THE SETBACK AREAS AND THE SIDE SLOPESAND THE PIT FLOOR SHALL BE REHABILITATED TO AGRICULTURAL. SEE TREE PLANTING SCHEMATIC THISPAGE FOR TREE PLANTING DETAILS.

6. THE PIT FLOOR SHALL BE GRADED AND CONTOURED AS SHOWN ON THIS PAGE AND TOPSOIL REAPPLIEDAND PLANTED WITH SEED CONDUCIVE TO FORM CROPLAND THEREAFTER.

7. THE SIDE SLOPE PLANTING AREAS SHALL BE MONITORED FOR SURVIVAL IN THE FIRST AND SECOND YEARSAFTER PLANTING. REPLACEMENT PLANTING SHOULD BE UNDERTAKEN IF SURVIVAL IS LESS THAN 60%. IFHERBACEOUS COMPETITION IS PREVENTING TREE GROWTH / TREE SURVIVAL, A TENDING TREATMENTMAY BE NECESSARY (E.G. HERBICIDE APPLICATION BY A LICENSED PESTICIDE APPLICATOR).

8. PRIOR TO SURRENDER OF THE LICENCE A QUALIFIED ECOLOGIST OR FORESTER SHALL PREPARE A REPORTDOCUMENTING:

A) THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE REFORESTATION PLAN;

B) TO ASSESS THE NEED FOR ANY STAND THINNING TO PROMOTE FURTHER NATIVE HARDWOODREGENERATION; AND

C) TO IDENTIFY OTHER MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES IF APPROPRIATE.

IF REQUIRED ANY FURTHER WORK SHALL BE COMPLETED PRIOR TO THE SURRENDER OF THE LICENCE. THEREPORT SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO THE MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND FORESTRY (MNRF).

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1. A FEW YEARS PRIOR TO TREE PLANTING COMMENCING ON THEREHABILITATED SIDE SLOPES, A QUALIFIED ECOLOGIST WILL WALK THE 5mSETBACK AND ASSESS EXISTING TREE REGENERATION ESTABLISHEDTHROUGH THE FOREST EDGE MANAGEMENT PLAN.

2. EXISTING TREE REGENERATION WILL BE AUGMENTED BY PLANTING REDOAK (67%) AND WHITE PINE (33%) IN GAPS APPROXIMATELY 2m FROMTHE FENCE.

3. TREE PLANTING SHALL BE 1 OR 2 GALLON CONTAINER STOCK.

4. TREE PLANTING SHOULD OCCUR DURING THE SPRING PERIOD, I.E. APRIL OR EARLY MAY, DEPENDINGON SEASONAL CONDITIONS. IF NECESSARY, FALL PLANTING MAY OCCUR AFTER SEPTEMBER 20.

5. SPACING OF TREES WILL VARY ACCORDING TO EXISTING REGENERATION, BUT SHALL BE AT LEAST 3mAPART.

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1. TREE PLANTING OF SIDE SLOPES SHALL NOT OCCUR UNTIL THE SLOPES HAVEBEEN SUCCESSFULLY STABILIZED AND RE-VEGETATED WITH HERBACEOUSCOVER (GRASS AND LEGUME MIXTURE).

2. SOME STUMPS, LOGS AND ROCK PILES SHALL BE INCORPORATED INTO SIDESLOPES, TO PROVIDE SOME HABITAT STRUCTURE AND VARIABILITY.

3. SINCE THE SOIL CONDITIONS ON THE REHABILITATION SLOPES WILL BEVARIABLE, A QUALIFIED ECOLOGIST OR FORESTER SHOULD EXAMINE THESOIL CONDITIONS PRIOR TO TREE PLANTING AND THE SOIL WILL BEAMENDED AS RECOMMENDED BY A QUALIFIED ECOLOGIST OR FORESTER.

4. CONIFERS ARE RECOMMENDED AS THE INITIAL PLANTINGS ON THE SIDESLOPES DUE TO THEIR ABILITY TO GROW IN EXPOSED, HOT, DRY ANDNUTRIENT-POOR ENVIRONMENTS. RED PINE AND JACK PINE ARE THEPREFERRED CONIFERS FOR THE INITIAL TREE PLANTING AT THE SITE. REDOAK AND WHITE PINE ARE SECONDARY SPECIES THAT WILL BE PLANTED. AFTER THE SECONDARY SPECIES ARE PLANTED THE SIDE SLOPES SHOULDCONTAIN APPROXIMATELY THE FOLLOWING PROPORTIONS OF TREES:RED PINE 45%, JACK PINE 35%, RED OAK 10% AND WHITE PINE 10%.

5. WIDER-THAN-NORMAL TREE SPACING IS RECOMMENDED. A TARGETSPACING OF 2.4m BETWEEN ROWS AND 2.1 TO 2.4m WITHIN ROWS ISSUITABLE, WHICH TOTALS APPROXIMATELY 1,600 TO 1,900 TREES PERHECTARE.

6. TREE PLANTING SHALL OCCUR DURING THE SPRING PERIOD, I.E. APRIL OREARLY MAY DEPENDING ON SEASONAL CONDITIONS. IF NECESSARY, FALLPLANTING MAY OCCUR AFTER SEPTEMBER 20TH.

7. LARGE BAREROOT STOCK SHALL BE USED AND PLANTING SHALL BE DEEP. FOR RED PINE AND JACK PINE 3-0 BAREROOT STOCK IS SUITABLE. TREESSHALL BE PLANTED DEEPER THAN THE NATURAL ROOT COLLAR BUT WITHTHE FIRST WHORL OF BRANCHES SHOWING ABOVE GROUND. THEPLANTING MAY BE DONE BY HAND OR MACHINE, DEPENDING ON THE SIZEOF THE AREA TO BE PLANTED AND THE STONE CONTENT IN THE SOIL.

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LICENSED PITS IN ONTARIO.

STANDARD OVERRIDE DESCRIPTION

5.1 A PORTION OF THE LICENSED BOUNDARY IS NOT REQUIRED TOBE FENCED. SEE NOTES 5 & 6 THIS PAGE.

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THE ENTRANCE ONTO THE LICENSED PROPERTY FROM THETEEDON PIT PROPERTY (LICENCE # 3670) WILL NOT BE GATED.THE ENTRANCE TO THE TEEDON PIT PROPERTY FROM DARBYROAD IS GATED.

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NO EXCAVATION SETBACK WILL EXIST ALONG THE SOUTHLICENSED BOUNDARY ADJACENT TO THE TEEDON PIT (LICENCE# 3670).THE EXCAVATION SETBACK ALONG THE WEST AND EASTBOUNDARY IS 5m FROM THE LICENSED BOUNDARY.

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OVERBURDEN, TOPSOIL AND AGGREGATE CAN BE STOCKPILEDWITHIN 30m OF THE SOUTHERN BOUNDARY ADJACENT TOTHE TEEDON PIT (LICENCE # 3670).THE PORTABLE PROCESSING PLANT MAY BE LOCATED WITHIN30m OF THE SOUTHERN BOUNDARY ADJACENT TO THETEEDON PIT (LICENCE # 3670).

5.16 / 5.17TOPSOIL AND OVERBURDEN MAY BE MOVED BETWEEN THISSITE AND THE ADJACENT TEEDON PIT (LICENCE # 3670) TOPROVIDE TIMELY AND EFFECTIVE REHABILITATION OF BOTHPITS.

5.22THE AGGREGATE RESOURCES ACT SIGN FOR THE SITE WILL BELOCATED AT THE DARBY ROAD ENTRANCE OF THE ADJACENTTEEDON PIT (LICENCE # 3670) SINCE THE LICENSED BOUNDARYDOES NOT HAVE FRONTAGE ONTO ANY PUBLIC ROADS.

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PLANNINGURBAN DESIGN& LANDSCAPEARCHITECTUREMHBC

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