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ENVIRONMENT.
Take a look at the natural beauty of an aggregate pit and the progressive natural evolution
of its property and you will soon realize that it is the furthest thing from a nature-destroying
(unnecessary) activity.
Aggregate pits are necessary for obtaining the materials we all require for our homes, parks, and all aspects of our communities, such as sand, stone, gravel, and limestone screenings. Pit owners work closely with the land in a respectful, natural way. From the day Brock Aggregates acquires an aggregate pit, we are dedicated to long-term nature conservation and giving back to the community where the pit is located.
The life of an aggregate pit is finite and historically, pits used to be huge plots of mineral rich
property that were stripped of all materials such as sand and gravel and then abandoned. Sadly
left behind with a huge gaping hole with no remediation or consideration for the surrounding
ecology. Thankfully, that has changed. Today, new laws and enforcement through the Ministry of
the Environment ensure aggregate producers adhere to site plans for remediation and restoration
of the land. The beauty and ecology of the land is restored and very often improved to a better
state as the life of the production pit evolves and eventually ends.
Brock is pleased to have the opportunity to restore or convert the land to a beautiful, natural use.
Restoration plans begin at the early stages of development and extraction. Consideration of the
existing use of the land, the surrounding ecology and future community developments are all
taken into consideration. Ongoing management ensures the future health of the property.
Brock Aggregates works actively to communicate with the communities we operate in to educate
on safety as well as ecology. The end result could be a nature reserve, a wonderful park, a golf
course or trails that will be cherished by the surrounding community for many generations.
Did you know that
Evergreen Brick Works
used to be a quarry ?
Visit their website
to learn more ...
Source: Evergreen Brickworks