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Spy Hill aggregate operation : application for conservation and reclamation approval

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This document contains supporting information for Conservation and Reclamation Approval for an aggregate operation on specified lands located in the City of Calgary. Aggregates at the site will be... More ≫

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This document contains supporting information for Conservation and Reclamation Approval for an aggregate operation on specified lands located in the City of Calgary. Aggregates at the site will be used by Alberta Transportation and its contractors for public highway construction and rehabilitation projects throughout the Calgary region.

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Species at risk survey : Spy Hill lands

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This paper presents the results of a species-at-risk survey of the Spy Hill lands to verify the presence/absence and abundance of potential wildlife and plant species at risk in the area.

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An air quality assessment of Alberta Transporation’s proposed Spy Hill sand and gravel operations

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An assessment of particulate emissions to determine the acceptability of air quality impacts from the highest anticipated annual emissions from the site during the next 20 years, including an... More ≫

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An assessment of particulate emissions to determine the acceptability of air quality impacts from the highest anticipated annual emissions from the site during the next 20 years, including an extraction phasing location close to an acreage residential area.

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Spy Hill lands provincial aggregate operation hydrogeological assessment, 33-025-2 W5M

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The Spy Hill subject site includes undeveloped land owned by the Province of Alberta and located within the City of Calgary which contain a significant deposit of high-quality, non-renewable... More ≫

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The Spy Hill subject site includes undeveloped land owned by the Province of Alberta and located within the City of Calgary which contain a significant deposit of high-quality, non-renewable aggregate resources. This report presents the results of a hydrogeological assessment of the lands to determine whether the Spy Hill Lands Development Project will present any risk to the existing water wells in the vicinity of the mining operation, and to determine if the mining will affect the surface water bodies west of the site.

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Historical resource impact assessment Alberta transportation/Alberta Infrastructure Spy Hill aggregate mine (sections 28 and 33-25-2-W5M) final report

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Presents the findings of a historical resource impact assessment completed in advance of Alberta Transportation/Alberta Infrastructure plans to develop the initial phases of an aggregate mine in... More ≫

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Presents the findings of a historical resource impact assessment completed in advance of Alberta Transportation/Alberta Infrastructure plans to develop the initial phases of an aggregate mine in the Spy Hill area of Northwest Calgary. No archaeological sites were noted during the course of the assessment.

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Spy Hill lands development project : servicing study

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The Spy Hill subject site includes two sections of undeveloped land owned by the Province of Alberta and located within the City of Calgary which contain a significant deposit of high-quality,... More ≫

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The Spy Hill subject site includes two sections of undeveloped land owned by the Province of Alberta and located within the City of Calgary which contain a significant deposit of high-quality, non-renewable aggregate resources. This report is part of a larger development project and looks at servicing options under two different development scenarios.

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Biophysical impact assessment ecological component baseline : Spy Hill lands

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Results of an ecological assessment of two sections of land (Section 33- 25-2w5 and Section 28-25-2w5) in the northwest corner of the City of Calgary.

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Conducting exploration programs in municpalities

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This information letter presents changes to requirements for geophysical exploration on road allowances. The changes follow from recommendations from a working group consisting of municipal,... More ≫

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This information letter presents changes to requirements for geophysical exploration on road allowances. The changes follow from recommendations from a working group consisting of municipal, resource industry and provincial government representatives and focus on a process of notification and inspection for seismic activity and set out how costs incurred by municipalities are to be dealt with.

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Environmental protection guidelines for roadways

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These guidelines provide direction for construction, abandonment and reclamation of roadways and are intended to assist local road authorites in meeting their responsibilities under the... More ≫

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These guidelines provide direction for construction, abandonment and reclamation of roadways and are intended to assist local road authorites in meeting their responsibilities under the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act.

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Environmental impact statement for provincial primary highway No. 40 : control section 40:12 Jct. Kananaskis Lakes access to Jct. Trans Canada Highway-E. of Seebe

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This documentation represents a summation of reports and studies undertaken for the Kananaskis Valley relating directly and indirectly to the effects an improved road will have on the environment... More ≫

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This documentation represents a summation of reports and studies undertaken for the Kananaskis Valley relating directly and indirectly to the effects an improved road will have on the environment of the valley. Therefore in addition to the environmental impact study, the report includes explanations and presentations of concerns in the other studies and reports. The highway will cause some adverse environmental effects which must be weighed against the objectives, goals and benefits accruing to the social and economic well being of the majority of Albertans.

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