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The application for O. Bettschen Construction Limited for a major site plan amendment to change the final depth of extraction from above the water table (160 metres above sea level) to extraction below the water table to an elevation of 146 metres for two adjacent quarry sites has been approved.

Approval was granted for a licence amendment to allow 2004295 Ontario Inc. to import excess soil for a maximum of 11,395,324 cubic meters to re-establish pre-existing grades by revising the final use of the site plan from pond to agriculture.

Approval was granted approval to increase the number of tonnes of aggregate to be removed annually from the Dumoulin Pit operating in the City of Ottawa.

Approval was granted for a site plan amendment to allow AAROC Aggregates Ltd. To increase the extraction depth above the water table in the Township of Zorra.

Approval was granted for a site plan amendment to allow Cedarwell Excavating Ltd.to increase the number of tonnes of aggregate to be removed annually for Licence No.625492, operating in the Municipality of West Grey, County of Grey.

The government has made changes to the Planning Act to help increase the supply of housing and streamline development approvals.

Approval was granted for a site plan amendment to allow Thames Valley Aggregates Inc. in the Municipality of Thames Centre to reduce the south setback to 0m changing the final depth of extraction from above the water table to below the water table in this area of the site.

Approval was granted for a licence condition amendment to allow Paul Richardson, operating in the City of Kawartha Lakes, to increase the maximum number of tonnes of aggregate to be removed from the site in a calendar year from 136,000 tonnes to 350,000 tonnes.

Approval was granted for a site plan amendment to allow 1063445 Ontario Limited to reduce their extraction setback along the eastern boundary of the licensed property, adjacent to crown land, from 15 metres to 5 metres.

The request by Cambridge Aggregates Inc. to authorize an additional entrance into a pit operating in the Township of North Dumfries has been approved.

We are moving forward with regulatory changes that will require proponents to self-register more types of waste management systems online. These changes will make it easier for the waste management sector to obtain environmental permissions and begin operations faster, while continuing to protect human health and the environment.

Approval was granted for a site plan amendment to allow Cedarwell Excavating Ltd. to increase the annual tonnage limit for Licence #625799 to 420,000 tonnes, in combination with the adjacent Licence #4996 operating in the Municipality of West Grey.

Approval granted to amend site plan of ARA licence to Lafarge Canada Inc. for County of Simcoe.

Approval was granted for a site plan amendment to allow Lafarge Canada Inc. to create a new entrance/exit at the Dundas Quarry (North) in the City of Hamilton.

Approval was granted for a site plan amendment to allow Aaroc Aggregates Ltd. to remove aggregate from below the water table in a pit located in the Municipality of Thames Centre.

Approval was granted for a site plan amendment to allow NRK Holdings Inc. to import 535,000 cubic meters of excess soil to restore the pre-existing grade in the Township of Ramara.

Approval was granted for a licence amendment to allow T & B Aggregates Inc. to increase the number of tonnes of aggregate to be removed annually for licence No. 4630, operating in the Municipality of South Bruce, County of Bruce.

The site plan amendment request by J.C. Rock Ltd., seeking approval for amendments to stockpiles and berms identified on the site plan, for the Laxton Quarry in the City of Kawartha Lakes has been approved.

Approval was granted for a site plan amendment to allow Aaroc Aggregates Ltd. to remove aggregate from below the water table in a pit located in the township of Zorra.

Approval was granted for a site plan amendment to allow Waterford Sand and Gravel Limited to amend the current site plan to revise the rehabilitation plan to allow for the creation of 4:1 to 2:1 slopes, allow importation of 1,200,000m3 excess soil and, add an interim land use of agriculture in the City of Hamilton.