Thank you to the 126 participants who shared their views on the Aggregate Resource Plan Stakeholder Advisory Committee’s final report and recommendations. A "What We Heard" report summarizing feedback is available. This report, along with recommendations from County Administration, was presented to Rocky View County’s Council on July 23.

A follow-up report was presented to Council on October 8, 2024. This report included an analysis of the Committee's findings, recommended actions, and a detailed work plan to initiate Phase 2 of the project, which involves implementing the six areas of public consensus.

With submission of the Aggregate Resource Plan Stakeholder Advisory Committee: Recommendations & Final Report, the Committee's mandate has been fulfilled and its function is considered complete.

The purpose of the Committee was to provide recommendations on the creation of an Aggregate Resource Plan to Council. The Committee delivered on the following mandate: 

• Agree upon principles and approaches to guide the Aggregate Resource Plan, which reconcile the interests of residents, landowners, aggregate operators, environmental stakeholders, and the County. 

• In the event that the Committee cannot achieve agreement, the committee shall consider areas of particular importance that need to be addressed.

• Identify gaps in the previous Aggregate Resource Plan draft or the current Aggregate Resource Plan Terms of Reference, that should be addressed in any new document. 

• Suggest areas of improvement that are required to the previous Aggregate Resource Plan draft.

• Propose desired public and stakeholder engagement methods for the Aggregate Resource Plan project (e.g., frequency, type, location, and timing of engagement).

Thank you for your participation in the Aggregate Resource Committee Recommendations Survey.

Results of the survey are now available in the What We Heard Report.