AGGREGATE EXTRACTION Sample Clauses
The Aggregate Extraction clause defines the terms and conditions under which materials such as sand, gravel, or stone can be removed from a specified site. It typically outlines the permitted quantities, extraction methods, and any environmental or regulatory requirements that must be followed during the process. This clause serves to ensure that resource extraction is conducted responsibly, within agreed limits, and in compliance with applicable laws, thereby preventing over-extraction and minimizing environmental impact.
AGGREGATE EXTRACTION. Aggregates used in the construction of access roads will come from several sources including pits on Crown land operated by existing pit holders, from private land pits and/or other commercial aggregate operations. If suitable aggregate is found within the municipally owned parcel, it will be excavated and utilized with operations conforming to currently accepted extraction methods. When aggregates are sourced outside of the planning landbase on private land an agreement with the landowner will be necessary prior to any extraction. When aggregates are sources outside the planning landbase on Crown land an aggregate permit will be required prior to extraction.
AGGREGATE EXTRACTION. PELSA purchases from third parties the sand and gravel used in its operation, provided, however, that it shall pay to the PROVINCE for extraction of sand and gravel from public lands that may be used in the future.