Lionston Hospitality Inc., as general partner for and on behalf of Terranevo Soil Resources Limited Partnership - Environmental Compliance Approval (waste)

Terranevo Soil Resources LP is applying for an environmental compliance for a waste disposal site to store soil material, process soil material through a soil washing plant for blending with pit sands, and transfer of non-hazardous contaminated soil washing residue to approved soil treatment facilities.

The proposed soil management facility is located on an aggregate resources act licenced sand pit.

Clean and non-hazardous contaminated soils will be received from construction projects within Ontario. The receiving of soils and operation of the facility will be in accordance with the conditions and standards set-out in Ontario Regulation 406/19 “onsite and Excess Soil Management Regulation. Soil washing residual soils (clay/silt) materials will be transferred to licensed treatment, disposal sites or used as fill material if it meets Ministry standards for commercial/industrial land use.

The daily maximum waste volumes for soils would be in three (3) phases:

• phase 1 allowing 600 tonnes per day maximum
• phase 2 allowing 1,200 tonnes per day maximum
• phase 3 allowing 1,800 tonnes per day maximum

Soil materials received at the facility will contain a coarse soils (sands, aggregate, stone to fine soils (clay, silts) of 80%:20% respectively. The fine soils typically contain the contaminates that are within a nonhazardous contaminated soil mixture.

Maximum soil storage volumes for clean soils will be as follows:

• 18,000 tonnes for phase 1
• 36,000 tonnes for phase 2 and phase 3

For non-hazardous contaminated soils, the maximum storage volume will be as follows:

• 4000 tonnes in phase 1
• 6000 tonnes in phase 2
• 8000 tonnes in phase 3

All soil materials received for processing, storage and transfer will be stockpiled on a hard surface and within a roofed structure to prevent surface water impacts or dust generation.

The soil management facility is located on a 12.61 hectare site at 1490 Winhara Road in Gravenhurst, Ontario. The soil washing plant will housed within a 1,858 square meter building.

The soil washing process separating coarse materials from fine soils will be at a rate of 20 tonnes per hour in phase 1, 40 tonnes per hour for phase 2 and 60 tonnes per hour in phase 3.

The hours of operation will be Monday to Friday (7am to 7pm ) and Saturday (7am to 3pm) and closed on statutory holidays.

All wash water used will be recycled within the process and not be discharge to surface water bodies.