Description
Lawson Bennett Trucking Ltd. is proposing to expand its existing pit operation off Highway 1, Cambridge, Kings Co. Sand will be extracted for wastewater treatment systems and gravel for road and building construction. The proposed operating schedule is 13 hours/day, 6 days per week, 12 months a year. Final reclamation is expected in 2013.
Minister's Decision
On September 19, 2003, the Minister of Environment and Labour released a decision (PDF:19k) concerning this review. The Minister has decided to approve the undertaking in accordance with Section 13 (1)(b) of the Environmental Assessment Regulations, pursuant to Part IV of the Environment Act.
The undertaking has been approved subject to a number of conditions (PDF:20k). The proponent is required to obtain all other necessary approvals, permits or authorizations before commencing work on the undertaking.
Opportunities for Public Input
Public comments regarding this project were accepted from August 25, 2003 to September 19, 2003. Comments submitted on Registration Document are available at the Department of Environment and Climate Change Library.
Project Documents
- Public Notice (PDF:170k)
- Minister's Decision (PDF:19k)
- Terms and Conditions of Approval (PDF:20k)
Registration Document
- Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
- Section 1.0 Registration Information
Section 3.0 Nature of the Undertaking
Section 4.0 Description of the Undertaking
Section 5.0 Valued Environmental Components and Effects Mitigation
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Pages 120 - 130 (PDF:6.5mb) - Section 5.0 Valued Environmental Components and Effects Mitigation - Continued
Section 6.0 Regulatory Compliance and Approvals
Section 7.0 Effects of the Undertaking on the Environment
Section 8.0 Effects of the Environment on the Undertaking
Section 9.0 Conclusions
Section 10.0 References
Section 11.0 Appendices I to X
Pages 131 - 169 (PDF:6.4mb)