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AGGREGATE RESOURCES
INVENTORY AND MASTER PLAN
United Counties of Prescott and Russell
(UCPR)

September 13, 2012
Presentation Outline

 Mineral Economics of Aggregate Resources
 Mineral Aggregate Resources of UCPR
 Constraints to the Development of Aggregate
  Resources
 Definition of Aggregate Resources Policy Areas for the
  UCPR
Mineral Aggregate Resource -
        Production




   Mineral Aggregate Production in Ontario 1998-2009
Mineral Aggregate Resource -
             Production




% Change in Commodities comprising Mineral Aggregate Production in Ontario
                              1998-2009
Mineral Aggregate Resource -
         Production




Production of Sand and Gravel by Geographic Areas 2000-2008 (based on
                    Information from TOARC, 2010)
Mineral Aggregate Resource -
             Production




Production of Crushed Stone and Other Mineral Aggregates by Geographic Areas
             2000-2008 (based on Information from TOARC, 2010)
Mineral Aggregate Resource -
        Production




Estimated Average Annual Consumption in 1990s and 2000s (based on
                  Information from TOARC, 2010)
Mineral Aggregate Resource -
        Production -UCPR




Mineral Aggregate Production - United Counties of Prescott and Russell (based
                     on Information from TOARC, 2010)
Mineral Aggregate Resource -
       Production -UCPR




Mineral Aggregate Production - Comparative Analysis (based on Information
                           from TOARC, 2010)
Mineral Aggregate Resource -
       Consumption




   Sources of Mineral Aggregate Consumption in Ontario
Mineral Aggregate Resource -
            Consumption




Per Capita Consumption (in Tonnes per Year, 2000s) in Ontario (estimated based
             on Information from TOARC and Altus Group, 2009)
Mineral Aggregate Resource –
    Production and Consumption




Per Capita Consumption and Production (in Tonnes per Year, 2000s) in Ontario
    (estimated based on Information from TOARC and Altus Group, 2009)
Mineral Aggregate Resource – Production
  and Consumption – Eastern Ontario




  Average Historical and Projected Per Capita Consumption and Production of
  Mineral Aggregates in Eastern Ontario (estimated based on Information from
                        TOARC and Altus Group, 2009)
Presentation Outline

 Mineral Economics of Aggregate Resources
 Mineral Aggregate Resources of UCPR
 Constraints to the Development of Aggregate
  Resources
 Definition of Aggregate Resources Policy Areas for the
  UCPR
Mineral Aggregate Resources - Sand and
                Gravel
Mineral Aggregate Resources - Bedrock
Mineral Aggregate Resources - Geological Profile
Mineral Aggregate Resources -Supply and Demand
                     Areas




                               Primary Supply Areas
Presentation Outline

 Mineral Economics of Aggregate Resources
 Mineral Aggregate Resources of UCPR
 Constraints to the Development of Aggregate
  Resources
 Definition of Aggregate Resources Policy Areas for the
  UCPR
Mineral Aggregate Resources - Constraints


  Anthropological, ecological, groundwater and
  physiographical factors (i.e., constraints) that may be
  encountered with the planning and development of
  mineral aggregate resources
  Once the constraining factors were identified, a
   scoring scheme was developed to assess the level of
   constraint associated with a geographic location
   within the UCPR
Mineral Aggregate Resources - Constraints

           Identified                                   Constraints
          Opportunies                           (Anthropological, Ecological,
      (Aggregate Resources)                    Groundwater & Physiographical)




                                                       Assign Rankings          Process
                                    Rankings                                                   Setbacks
                                                        to Constraints          Setbacks



  Opportunity + Scored Constraint                         Constraint
              Overlay                                      Scoring                               Parcel
                                                                                                 Fabric


                                                                          Aggregate        Constraints Analysis
        Primary Resource             Algorithmic Simplication
                                                                          Resource         Summary Statistics
            Selection                     and Reduction
                                                                            Areas               by Parcel




                                                                                            Parcel Fabric with
                                                                                           Aggregate Resource
                                                                                            Analysis Statistics
Mineral Aggregate Resources - Resource
          Evaluation Model
  Resource-
                  Definition                                      Implication
  Category
  Eliminated      Existing built or approved development          There is no potential for aggregate
                  areas such as the existing railroad corridors   extraction at this time
                  or cultural heritage sites were ELIMNATED
                  from further consideration
  Highly          Two or more HIGH-level constraints              Extraction may be possible but it is
  Constrained     coincide with identified aggregate resource     expected that these resource lands will
                  lands                                           require significant efforts to minimize
                                                                  impacts
  Moderately      One HIGH-level constraint, or one HIGH-         Extraction may be possible, but it is
  Constrained     level constraint and one or more LOW-level      expected to require efforts, which may
                  constraints coincide with identified            be significant, to ensure acceptable
                  aggregate resource lands                        impacts
  Minimally       One or more LOW-level constraints               Extraction may occur on these resource
  Constrained     coincide with identified aggregate resource     lands and is expected to require
                  lands                                           commonly employed efforts to ensure
                                                                  impacts are minimized
  Unconstrained   No constraints identified coincide with         There is potential for aggregate
                  identified aggregate resource lands             extraction at this time
Presentation Outline

 Mineral Economics of Aggregate Resources
 Mineral Aggregate Resources of UCPR
 Constraints to the Development of Aggregate
  Resources
 Definition of Aggregate Resources Policy Areas for the
  UCPR
Aggregate Resource Policy Areas
• Aggregate Resource Policy Areas for the purpose of
  municipal planning purposes were determined on the
  basis of the following criteria:
    Unconstrained, minimally constrained and
      moderately constrained bedrock resources
    Unconstrained, minimally constrained and moderate
      constrained primary, secondary, and tertiary sand and
      gravel resources
    Bedrock, sand and gravel resources as determined by
      the Primary Aggregate Resource Policy Area Selection
      that are within 500 metres of, and contiguous with, a
      licensed pit or quarry
Aggregate Resource Policy Areas
In addition, the aggregate policy areas were simplified to
exclude thin or small strips of land based on the following
exclusion criteria:
     slivers resource having a width of less than 20m;
     contiguous parcels of resource less than 1 ha; and
     contiguous parcels of resource having a perimeter to
       area ratio greater than 3.0 unless a parcel has an area
       greater than 1ha, in which case having a perimeter to
       area ratio greater than 4.0.
Aggregate Resource Policy Areas
Questions/Comments
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  • 1. AGGREGATE RESOURCES INVENTORY AND MASTER PLAN United Counties of Prescott and Russell (UCPR) September 13, 2012
  • 2. Presentation Outline  Mineral Economics of Aggregate Resources  Mineral Aggregate Resources of UCPR  Constraints to the Development of Aggregate Resources  Definition of Aggregate Resources Policy Areas for the UCPR
  • 3. Mineral Aggregate Resource - Production Mineral Aggregate Production in Ontario 1998-2009
  • 4. Mineral Aggregate Resource - Production % Change in Commodities comprising Mineral Aggregate Production in Ontario 1998-2009
  • 5. Mineral Aggregate Resource - Production Production of Sand and Gravel by Geographic Areas 2000-2008 (based on Information from TOARC, 2010)
  • 6. Mineral Aggregate Resource - Production Production of Crushed Stone and Other Mineral Aggregates by Geographic Areas 2000-2008 (based on Information from TOARC, 2010)
  • 7. Mineral Aggregate Resource - Production Estimated Average Annual Consumption in 1990s and 2000s (based on Information from TOARC, 2010)
  • 8. Mineral Aggregate Resource - Production -UCPR Mineral Aggregate Production - United Counties of Prescott and Russell (based on Information from TOARC, 2010)
  • 9. Mineral Aggregate Resource - Production -UCPR Mineral Aggregate Production - Comparative Analysis (based on Information from TOARC, 2010)
  • 10. Mineral Aggregate Resource - Consumption Sources of Mineral Aggregate Consumption in Ontario
  • 11. Mineral Aggregate Resource - Consumption Per Capita Consumption (in Tonnes per Year, 2000s) in Ontario (estimated based on Information from TOARC and Altus Group, 2009)
  • 12. Mineral Aggregate Resource – Production and Consumption Per Capita Consumption and Production (in Tonnes per Year, 2000s) in Ontario (estimated based on Information from TOARC and Altus Group, 2009)
  • 13. Mineral Aggregate Resource – Production and Consumption – Eastern Ontario Average Historical and Projected Per Capita Consumption and Production of Mineral Aggregates in Eastern Ontario (estimated based on Information from TOARC and Altus Group, 2009)
  • 14. Presentation Outline  Mineral Economics of Aggregate Resources  Mineral Aggregate Resources of UCPR  Constraints to the Development of Aggregate Resources  Definition of Aggregate Resources Policy Areas for the UCPR
  • 15. Mineral Aggregate Resources - Sand and Gravel
  • 17. Mineral Aggregate Resources - Geological Profile
  • 18. Mineral Aggregate Resources -Supply and Demand Areas Primary Supply Areas
  • 19. Presentation Outline  Mineral Economics of Aggregate Resources  Mineral Aggregate Resources of UCPR  Constraints to the Development of Aggregate Resources  Definition of Aggregate Resources Policy Areas for the UCPR
  • 20. Mineral Aggregate Resources - Constraints  Anthropological, ecological, groundwater and physiographical factors (i.e., constraints) that may be encountered with the planning and development of mineral aggregate resources  Once the constraining factors were identified, a scoring scheme was developed to assess the level of constraint associated with a geographic location within the UCPR
  • 21. Mineral Aggregate Resources - Constraints Identified Constraints Opportunies (Anthropological, Ecological, (Aggregate Resources) Groundwater & Physiographical) Assign Rankings Process Rankings Setbacks to Constraints Setbacks Opportunity + Scored Constraint Constraint Overlay Scoring Parcel Fabric Aggregate Constraints Analysis Primary Resource Algorithmic Simplication Resource Summary Statistics Selection and Reduction Areas by Parcel Parcel Fabric with Aggregate Resource Analysis Statistics
  • 22. Mineral Aggregate Resources - Resource Evaluation Model Resource- Definition Implication Category Eliminated Existing built or approved development There is no potential for aggregate areas such as the existing railroad corridors extraction at this time or cultural heritage sites were ELIMNATED from further consideration Highly Two or more HIGH-level constraints Extraction may be possible but it is Constrained coincide with identified aggregate resource expected that these resource lands will lands require significant efforts to minimize impacts Moderately One HIGH-level constraint, or one HIGH- Extraction may be possible, but it is Constrained level constraint and one or more LOW-level expected to require efforts, which may constraints coincide with identified be significant, to ensure acceptable aggregate resource lands impacts Minimally One or more LOW-level constraints Extraction may occur on these resource Constrained coincide with identified aggregate resource lands and is expected to require lands commonly employed efforts to ensure impacts are minimized Unconstrained No constraints identified coincide with There is potential for aggregate identified aggregate resource lands extraction at this time
  • 23. Presentation Outline  Mineral Economics of Aggregate Resources  Mineral Aggregate Resources of UCPR  Constraints to the Development of Aggregate Resources  Definition of Aggregate Resources Policy Areas for the UCPR
  • 24. Aggregate Resource Policy Areas • Aggregate Resource Policy Areas for the purpose of municipal planning purposes were determined on the basis of the following criteria:  Unconstrained, minimally constrained and moderately constrained bedrock resources  Unconstrained, minimally constrained and moderate constrained primary, secondary, and tertiary sand and gravel resources  Bedrock, sand and gravel resources as determined by the Primary Aggregate Resource Policy Area Selection that are within 500 metres of, and contiguous with, a licensed pit or quarry
  • 25. Aggregate Resource Policy Areas In addition, the aggregate policy areas were simplified to exclude thin or small strips of land based on the following exclusion criteria:  slivers resource having a width of less than 20m;  contiguous parcels of resource less than 1 ha; and  contiguous parcels of resource having a perimeter to area ratio greater than 3.0 unless a parcel has an area greater than 1ha, in which case having a perimeter to area ratio greater than 4.0.