Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to invest ? 
Standing Stone Redwater 1 is closed.
The minimum investment for Standing Stone Redwater 2  is $1000.00.

How will my investment monies be used?
Investment monies will be used to pay for the land, design the infrastructure and market the development.

Why are you building using an Eco Philosophy?
Standing Stone Developments believes that it IS possible AND necessary to be accountable to our environment. It is our mission to utilize Eco-Friendly environmental concepts and principles in our business model and still be profitable.

What is the return on investment? 
There is no set rate of return on this investment.  Instead, investors will share in the profits of the project.  The return on investment that is realized will depend upon a number of factors, including the final cost to complete, the length of time to completion, the proceeds from the sale of land, and the stage at which the project is sold.  All these factors are subject to variation, so it is not possible to calculate the likely rate of return.

Who do I contact for more information?
Steve Weber, VP Director of Marketing
1920, 10020 – 101A Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta, T5J 3G2       
Phone: (780) 421-0058      Fax: (780) 421-0069
www.StandingStoneDevelopments.com
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What is the likelihood of success of the project? 
Every business project is subject to risks and uncertainties, most of which are beyond our control.  So it is not possible to assign a particular likelihood of success for this or any other business proposal.

What sorts of businesses will be developed in the Eco-Industrial Park?
There are two land use designations for the Eco-Industrial Park, that is, highway commercial and light industrial. Common highway commercial uses in Alberta generally include car dealerships, automotive related shops, professional buildings, liquor stores, retail sales of recreational vehicles and other approved businesses. Common light industrial uses can include storage facilities, fabricating shops, lumber yards, rafter plants, plumber and pipefitting operations, electrical shops, welders and general oilfield and related industries.