What To Do If You Find Gravel On Your Land

GRAVEL Your Winning Lottery Ticket?
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A literal fortune could be under your very feetright nowif your land hosts a
significant sand or gravel deposit!
There could be millions of dollars worth of

untapped aggregates below your feet!
The following information could
change your future.
If we could turn
your gravel into
$$$
Would it help you
to achieve the
lifestyle that you
want?
Have you ever bought a lottery ticket, and then a short while later, caught yourself
dreaming about what you would do with the money if you actually won? Have you
ever waited a long time after the winning numbers were drawn before you
checked your ticket and then had that quick panic attackwhat if my ticket was a
winner and Ive been sitting on the prize without claiming it?
Well, you may be sitting on a prize right now without even knowing it! If your land
hosts an economical sand or gravel deposit, you may be sitting on an untapped
source of wealth that you could turn into cash to help you create the type of
lifestyle that you dream about when you first buy that lottery ticket. We can help
you turn your winning sand and gravel ticket into cash. Heres how
My name is Albert Perras and I am the founder of Resource Development Experts
and I have been in the aggregate development and supply industry since
1982.
I have surrounded myself with a group of experts in the aggregate field, each with
3-4 decades of business experience and industry contacts, who serve as Advisors
to the Company.
Resource
Development Experts
1-866-222-0850
Gravel If you have some, we can help!
Do you know how to

best safeguard your
investment (your land)
when negotiating a
gravel sale with a
construction
contractor?
Do you realize that if you have a commercially viable gravel deposit on

your land you could make more money by developing the gravel than
you would make in a lifetime of farming the land?
For Example:
50 years of farming with an average yield of $200/acre in net revenue =
$10,000/acre over 50 years.
If there is a mineable deposit on your property that averages anywhere from 8
to 25 feet in depth of recoverable sand & gravel, your land would be hosting a
deposit that is worth anywhere from $40,000 to over $120,000 per acre in
royalties!
And the best news is that in most cases, with good reclamation practices, you
can mine the property and have it returned to its original use!
The development of a pit operation that conforms to the codes and

regulations set out by the various governing authorities takes experience,
time, and money. A construction contractor or the local operator or
consultant may not take care of your best interests.
The aggregate business is complex, and you as a landowner should educate
yourself to ensure that you get the best return for the assets on your land.
After all, you want to be able to make the most money from your valuable
resource.
Before you think of selling your property.

If you are thinking of selling your property, do yourself a favor and check to
see if you have gravel on your land. Heres why
Do you have long term

plans for your land
that will create a
legacy for your
family?
This story goes back to my days with Alberta Transportation in the eighties. I
was out prospecting for gravel in an area in central Alberta where the
Government was looking to secure a source for future highway construction
work. I had responded to a call from a landowner who had an existing pit in a
quarter section, and wanted to have the property tested. While it was good
quality gravel, there was not a lot remaining in the deposit. However, while I
was there I noticed a For Sale by Owner sign on the property across the
road.
I had a quick look at the property and noticed that the ridge that I was testing
ran across the road and right through the quarter that was for sale. I called
the number on the sign and asked the owner if he had ever considered
looking for gravel on his property. The owner responded that he hadnt but
said if we wanted to have a look we could.
Over the years, this pleasantly surprised landowner sold hundreds of
thousands of tonnes off his place (easily over $1 million worth), and he still
has the land, which has more than doubled in value since. His sale price in
1984 was $60,000. Needless to say, he was glad I had a look that day and,
years later, wound up being a long term client of ours.
Resource
Development Experts
1-866-222-0850
Are you getting the

absolute highest
possible yield per acre
for your land?
RDEs focus is to provide landowners with the best opportunity available in

the marketplace for developing their sand and gravel properties. The folks
involved in RDE have many stories to share about landowners who have
locked themselves into a one-sided long term business relationship where
they are not able to capture the revenue potential that their property should
yield.
Most often the first time a landowner learns about the potential for a gravel
sale on his/her property will be from a construction contractor who is
looking for an aggregate supply for a project in his/her area. This supply
would likely be required for road building, paving, or site development.
What is the best use

for your land that will
net you the highest
return on your
investment?
How would you like to

make some money
producing gravel
while enhancing the
environmental
aspects of your land?
Resource
Development Experts
1-866-222-0850
Once you realize you have a viable product, you may prefer to just sign an
agreement with the small local operator, just because you know him and
hes in the community. Not to knock the small local operator, but most of the
time, they lack the sophistication and expertise to develop a pit and then
leave it reclaimed in a fashion that you and the authorities will be happy with.
They spend very little time and money on planning and adhering to
regulations of any kind. They also tend to do small volumes and their quantity
tracking systems are less than desirable, resulting in an erosion of your
potential revenue.
There are plenty of consultants and so called experts popping up now, along
with engineering companies, who provide services to the landowner to obtain
their permitting. Very few of them have any hands on experience actually
operating a pit. While they know which forms to fill out and can provide you
with adequate drawings to obtain your permits, they may not structure your
contract appropriately and you could miss out on hundreds of thousands of
dollars.
For example, we recently had a landowner/client who had hired a new
consultant to prepare his applications. He got a pleasant, yet inexperienced,
young tech to handle his file. His pit was in a rural area in Northern Alberta
where you have about a six month operating season (it was a wet pit
operation). His permit application, if approved, would have allowed him to
operate a crusher for only three weeks per season and would not have
allowed him to set up an asphalt plant. If your pit is in a rural market your
most likely clients are going to be road builders and the projects will come
around on a very intermittent basis. You need to have flexibility in your
permits that allow you to crush and process as much as possible, for as long
as possible, each year to take advantage of any opportunities that arise.
Luckily, he asked us to review his application before it was submitted and we
were able to catch this deficiency and make the necessary changes before
he got bound by the restrictive conditions.

Who is Albert Perras and Resource
Development Experts?
How would you like to
work with an
experienced partner
who has your best
interests in mind?
Albert Perras, founder of Resource Development Experts, has 30+ years of

experience working in the gravel industry, having tested tens of millions of
tonnes of sand and gravel, sold millions of tonnes, designed hundreds of
mining and reclamation plans, managed dozens of pit operations, and made
millions of dollars for landowner clients.
In 1982 he began prospecting for gravel as an employee of Alberta
Transportation and in 1989, struck out on his own as a consultant. He spent
the next six years finding gravel pits for various contractors and municipal
government bodies. During that time, he began to represent some
landowners as clients and began to represent them in their dealings with the
pit users, marketing on a commission basis and negotiating agreements on
the landowners behalf.
Since 1995, he has operated a gravel supply company, as owner operator,
marketing processed aggregates to various large construction projects
throughout Alberta. Most recently, he has gathered around him a group of
people, both active and retired businessmen, who have many years of
experience in land and gravel management to work with him as part of
Resource Development Experts.
Are you currently

operating a pit on
your land and having
trouble managing it
either dealing with
government red tape
or dealing with
contractors?
Resource
Development Experts
1-866-222-0850

The Pit Development Process
The Pit Development Process is costly, complex, and time consuming. If you
dont know what youre doing, it can be very frustrating and expensive.
Testing to Prove Quality

& Quantity
Lab Testing
Prepare Permits,
Applications, Drawings
Present to County,
Open House for
Adjacent Landowners &
Interested Parties
Present at Public
Hearings & all Appeals
Submit Security Deposit
Develop Marketing
Program
Contract Negotiations
Hire Sub-Contractors
Clearing/Stripping and
Site Preparation
Dewatering
Crushing
Loading & Scaling
Submission of
Government Annual
Returns
Recieve Royalty
Payments
Process Payments from
Operation
Reclamation
The RDE team, with decades of experience in gravel, know their business and
are successful at helping others to be successful. Let us help you discover
your true potential with your new found resource.
Resource
Development Experts
1-866-222-0850
It's as simple as completing the following page and sending it to us.

Resource
Development Experts
The Sand & Gravel
Specialists
PMB 1080, Bay 327

2335 - 162 Ave. SW
Calgary, AB
T2Y 4S6
Phone:
1-866-222-0850
Fax:
1-866-222-0850
Email:
info@
resourcedevelopmentexperts.
com
To find out if your property is a potential candidatecheck off all

of the following criteria that apply, fill out the form below and
send it to us by fax, mail, or email.
*Name
________________________________________
*Phone
________________________________________
Address
________________________________________
Legal Land Description
_____________________________
Email Address
_____________________________
The property is greater than 10 acres in size.

The access to the property or the property itself does not border
a residential subdivision.
Is there any visible sand or gravel in an existing excavation or on
recent work completed on your property such as:
Pipeline trenches
Dugouts / borrow pits
Ditch cuts on roads that cross a border on your property
Old historical pit workings
Excavations on old home or building sites
Seismic drilling projects
Badger / gopher / other varmint burrows
There are indications of sand or gravel in your water well logs.

You have encountered rock when pounding in fence post.
There is gravel surrounding the bases of any power poles on the
property.
There are areas of your property that would indicate that they
drain water quickly, such as stunted crop growth or stunted tree
growth.
If there are existing pits bordering your property, you see a
continuation of the landform that hosts the deposit.
Resource
Development Experts
1-866-222-0850
If your land borders an existing or old watercourse, some of the

land on either side of the watercourse is benched or terraced.

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GRAVEL Your Winning Lottery Ticket?

There could be millions of dollars worth of

Gravel If you have some, we can help!

Do you know how to

Do you realize that if you have a commercially viable gravel deposit on

The development of a pit operation that conforms to the codes and

Before you think of selling your property.

Do you have long term

Gravel If you have some, we can help!

Are you getting the

RDEs focus is to provide landowners with the best opportunity available in

What is the best use

How would you like to

Gravel If you have some, we can help!

Albert Perras, founder of Resource Development Experts, has 30+ years of

Are you currently

Gravel If you have some, we can help!

Testing to Prove Quality

Submit Security Deposit

It's as simple as completing the following page and sending it to us.

Gravel If you have some, we can help!

PMB 1080, Bay 327

To find out if your property is a potential candidatecheck off all

Legal Land Description

The property is greater than 10 acres in size.

There are indications of sand or gravel in your water well logs.

If your land borders an existing or old watercourse, some of the

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