ASGA's CAP Levy Initiatives
Empowering Communities through Aggregate Stewardship
Discover how the Community Aggregate Payment (CAP) Levy, initiated on January 1, 2006, enhances local communities. ASGA's commitment ensures that aggregate operations contribute visibly and tangibly to community benefits, creating a sustainable partnership between industry and local development.
Learn moreOrigins and Evolution of CAP Levy
Under the Municipal Government Act, municipalities have the ability to pass a Community Aggregate Payment (CAP) bylaw, requiring operators to report shipments based on tonnage. The levy can reach up to $0.40 per tonne of sand and gravel. As of 2021, 40 municipalities have adopted CAP Levy, contributing $137M to local communities. Explore the program's impact and evolution.
The Lifespan of CAP Levy: An Analysis
Alberta's Community Aggregate Payment Levy has been active since January 1, 2006, set to expire on December 31, 2024. Dive into the ongoing review of the CAP Program and Regulation, with the Alberta Sand and Gravel Association advocating for a return to the original goals. Understand the challenges and opportunities as the CAP Levy faces potential changes.
Revitalizing CAP: ASGA's Advocacy and Recommendations
As government reviews the CAP Program and Regulation, the Alberta Sand and Gravel Association advocates for a return to the original goals. Discover the Association's proposals, pushing for visible community benefits, provincial standardization, and funding allocation for research and reclamation. Delve into the shared recommendations with Alberta Municipal Affairs and relevant stakeholders.