SCOTT PROPERTY PROJECT

The deposit is situated in a major metropolitan area that requires aggregates to support forecasted growth. The population of the region is anticipated to double over the next 50 years. Close-to-market aggregate sources mean lower costs for consumers, reduced greenhouse gas emissions, and reduced truck traffic... Environmental studies demonstrate that the project can be designed in a way that will meet applicable environmental regulations, policies and standards. Heidelberg is committed to exploring design principles that will ensure the most responsible project can be developed... The Natural Resources Conservation Board (NRCB) has published Proposed Application Requirements for the Scott Pit sand and gravel project in the Calgary Herald, Calgary Sun, Alberta Native News, and Rocky View Weekly, and has posted them on the NRCB website. Members of the public and the project proponent are invited to submit comments to the NRCB on these proposed requirements by March 31, 2025.