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Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 88
88 Where Foothills submits to the designated officer for his approval proposals for the design and location of a compressor station for the pipeline, Foothills shall include in the submission a description of the measures Foothills intends to implement (a) to control air pollution and to disperse and, where possible, reduce any ice fog resulting from the operation of the pipeline; and (b) to preserve the aesthetic value of the landscape in the vicinity of the pipeline.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 89
89 Foothills shall, in the operation of a compressor station, take such measures as are satisfactory to the designated officer to minimize any adverse effects of air pollution and ice fog resulting from the operation of the pipeline on (a) the health or recreation of any person; (b) transportation; or (c) wildlife and wildlife habitat.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 90
90 (1) Foothills shall, at each compressor station selected by the designated officer, (a) sample and analyze air quality in the vicinity of that compressor station, (b) sample and analyze gaseous emissions from the compressor station, and (c) record the quantity and type of fuel consumed at that compressor station by a method and at times approved by the designated officer. (2) Foothills shall report to the designated officer, when requested by him, the results of the sampling and analysis and measurements referred to in paragraphs (1)(a) and (b) and the record of the quantity and type of fuel consumed referred to in paragraph (1)(c).
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 91
91 Foothills shall incorporate noise abatement devices in the design of any compressor station it installs for the pipeline.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 92
92 Foothills shall, in the construction and operation of the pipeline, take such noise abatement measures as are satisfactory to the designated officer to minimize the disturbance by noise of (a) persons residing in the vicinity of the pipeline; (b) wildlife, referred to in section 94, where continued existence is threatened in the areas of land and waterbodies set out in the list referred to in that section during the periods of time set out in the list in respect of such wildlife; and (c) livestock in the vicinity of the pipeline.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 93
93 (1) Foothills shall, when requested by the designated officer and in a manner satisfactory to him, measure noise levels caused by the operation of pipeline facilities and equipment and shall report, within a reasonable period of time, the noise levels so measured to the designated officer. (2) Where, in the opinion of the designated officer, any noise level reported to him pursuant to subsection (1) disturbs persons, wildlife or livestock referred to in section 92, Foothills shall take such remedial measures as are satisfactory to the designated officer.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 94
94 Foothills shall, when requested by the designated officer and following consultation with the government of the Province, submit to him for his approval a list setting out those areas of land and waterbodies in which, and the periods of time in respect of those areas and waterbodies during which, the construction or operation of the pipeline may (a) threaten the continued existence of significant wildlife populations; or (b) result in significant adverse effects on significant wildlife populations.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 95
95 Foothills shall, in a manner satisfactory to the designated officer, prepare construction schedules for the pipeline and propose the location of the pipeline in such a manner that when the construction of the pipeline is being carried out the adverse impact on wildlife in any area and during any periods of time in respect of that area set out in the list referred to in section 94 is minimized.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 96
96 Foothills shall take such measures as are satisfactory to the designated officer to prevent big game animals from being obstructed or entrapped by the construction of the pipeline.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 97
97 (1) Where requested by the designated officer, Foothills shall, during the construction and operation of the pipeline, monitor, at such locations and times and for such periods as are satisfactory to the designated officer, the impact resulting from the construction and operation of the pipeline on the habitat, seasonal distribution and movement of significant wildlife populations. (2) Foothills shall, in carrying out the monitoring pursuant to subsection (1), evaluate the effectiveness of its measures to mitigate any adverse impact on significant wildlife populations and shall, when requested by the designated officer, report to him the results of the monitoring.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 98
98 Where, in the opinion of the designated officer, (a) the proposed location of the pipeline or the construction schedule of the pipeline referred to in section 95 is such that it does not minimize the adverse environmental impact on wildlife, or (b) the measures taken pursuant to section 96 are ineffective Foothills shall take such remedial measures as are satisfactory to the designated officer.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 99
99 Foothills shall take such measures as are satisfactory to the designated officer to prevent the construction and operation of the pipeline from unreasonably interfering with hunting, guiding or trapping in the vicinity of the pipeline.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 100
100 (1) Foothills shall, when requested by the designated officer and following consultation with the government of the Province, submit to him for his approval a list setting out those areas of fish habitat in which, and the periods of time in respect of those areas during which, the construction or operation of the pipeline may threaten the continued existence of significant fish populations. (2) The areas referred to in subsection (1) shall include fish spawning and rearing grounds, overwintering areas and migration routes in the waterbodies through which the pipeline passes. (3) The periods of time referred to in subsection (1) shall include those periods for the spawning, incubation, emergence and rearing and migration of the fish.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 101
101 Where Foothills prepares construction schedules for the pipeline, Foothills shall prepare the schedules in such a manner that when the construction of the pipeline is carried out any adverse impact on the fish in any fish habitat and during the periods of time in respect of that habitat set out in the list referred to in subsection 100(1) is minimized to the satisfaction of the designated officer.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 102
102 Where the pipeline or any facility is (a) scheduled to be constructed at a time, or (b) located at a place that may be disruptive to significant fish populations, Foothills shall take such measures as are satisfactory to the designated officer to avoid or minimize, to the satisfaction of the designated officer, any adverse environmental effects on significant fish populations and fish habitat.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 103
103 Foothills shall implement construction and operation practices to protect, to the satisfaction of the designated officer, significant fish populations and fish habitat against any adverse effect of any siltation, excavation of granular materials, spills of fuel or toxic chemicals, changes in water temperature and chemistry or reduction in dissolved oxygen in the water in any waterbody through which the pipeline passes.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 104
104 Foothills shall not, during the construction of the pipeline, unless permitted by the designated officer, (a) obstruct fish migration routes during any period set out in the list referred to in subsection 100(1) by any blockage, diversion or prolonged acceleration of water flow; or (b) during such period, withdraw water from overwintering areas or from groundwater directly replenishing those areas.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 105
105 Where Foothills places a culvert in a waterbody frequented by fish populations, Foothills shall take such measures as are satisfactory to the designated officer to allow the passage of fish populations through the culvert during any period set out in the list referred to in subsection 100(1).
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 106
106 Foothills shall take measures satisfactory to the designated officer to prevent the construction and operation of the pipeline from unreasonably interfering with any domestic, commercial or sport fishing or adversely affecting any fishing area in any area through which the pipeline passes.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 107
107 (1) When requested by the designated officer, Foothills shall, in a manner satisfactory to him, monitor fish movements and fish habitat utilization during the construction of the pipeline. (2) Foothills shall, in carrying out the monitoring referred to in subsection (1), evaluate the effectiveness of (a) the construction schedule referred to in section 101, (b) the measures referred to in sections 102, 105 and 106, and (c) the practices referred to in section 103 and shall, when requested by the designated officer, report to the designated officer in a manner satisfactory to him the results of the evaluation and of the monitoring referred to in subsection (1).
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 108
108 Where, in the opinion of the designated officer, the measures or practices referred to in section 102, 103, 105 or 106 are ineffective, Foothills shall take such remedial measures as are satisfactory to the designated officer.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 109
109 (1) Foothills shall, in consultation with the government of the Province, identify each area of natural or cultural significance in the vicinity of the proposed route of the pipeline and shall propose a location of the pipeline that, insofar as possible, does not pass through that area. (2) Where the location referred to in subsection (1) of the pipeline is in an area identified under that subsection and the location of the pipeline has been approved by the designated officer, Foothills shall take such measures as are satisfactory to the designated officer to protect the natural and cultural values of that area.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 110
110 Foothills shall take such measures as are satisfactory to the designated officer to minimize the adverse impact of the construction of the pipeline within 2 km of the limits of any park, wildlife or game sanctuary, ecological reserve, International Biological Program site, historical or archaeological site or research, conservation or recreation site proposed or established under any law of Canada or of the Province.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 111
111 Foothills shall obtain the approval of the designated officer before commencing the construction of any portion of the pipeline within 30 m of a monument, archaeological site or burial ground.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 112
112 Foothills shall establish and conduct an archaeological program satisfactory to the designated officer to (a) identify, investigate and protect or excavate archaeological sites, and (b) analyze archaeological and associated palaeoecological materials on land used for or disturbed by the construction of the pipeline.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 113
113 Foothills shall, at any time at the request of the designated officer and at the termination of the archaeological program referred to in section 112, submit to the designated officer a report satisfactory to the designated officer of the results of that program.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 114
114 Foothills shall provide, when requested by the designated officer, evidence satisfactory to the designated officer that any archaeological and related materials, field notes, plans and maps, photographs, analyses and other relevant documents collected during the archaeological program referred to in section 112 are retained at a place and under such arrangements as are approved by the government of the Province.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 115
115 Foothills shall immediately report any discovery of a historical or archaeological site to the designated officer and shall not disturb the site without his prior approval.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 116
116 (1) In constructing the pipeline, Foothills shall avoid, where practicable, disturbance of geodetic or legal survey monuments. (2) Where a geodetic monument is disturbed in the course of the construction of the pipeline, Foothills shall report such disturbance forthwith to the designated officer. (3) Where a geodetic monument is disturbed, Foothills shall, at its expense and in accordance with the instructions of the Dominion Geodesist, cause the monument to be restored or re-established.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 117
117 Foothills shall, when constructing the pipeline on land comprising part of an agricultural land reserve or grazing reserve, take into account the provisions set out in the document entitled “Terms and Conditions for Linear Development in Agricultural Land Reserves and Grazing Reserves” issued by the Ministry of Agriculture of the government of the Province.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 118
118 Where topsoil on agricultural land is disturbed or removed during construction of the pipeline, Foothills shall take such measures as are satisfactory to the landowner or tenant as soon as possible after the disturbance or removal to stabilize the surface or replace such topsoil of such agricultural land and to return it, as far as is practicable, to its previous level of productivity.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 119
119 Where, as a consequence of the construction of the pipeline, a fence or gate is damaged or destroyed by Foothills, Foothills shall, in consultation with the owner of the land on which the fence or gate is situated or the tenant thereof, repair or replace that fence or gate.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 120
120 Where Foothills requires access to the pipeline for the purpose of maintenance through land that is fenced, Foothills shall, in consultation with the landowner or tenant, construct and maintain a gate in the fence for such access.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 121
121 Where Foothills has stabilized the surface of agricultural land and returned it as far as is practicable to its previous level of productivity pursuant to section 118, Foothills shall (a) inspect to the satisfaction of the landowner or tenant agricultural land that may have been or may be affected by the pipeline; (b) report within a reasonable period of time to the designated officer any evidence of any adverse environmental impact on agricultural land; and (c) take such remedial measures as directed by the designated officer in respect of any agricultural land discovered by the inspection to be affected by the pipeline.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 122
122 Foothills shall minimize to the satisfaction of the designated officer any adverse environmental impact of vegetation-clearing operations by Foothills including such impact on erosion-sensitive terrain.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 123
123 Foothills shall, in respect of the construction of the pipeline, (a) clear vegetation from only those areas essential for the construction; (b) cut, stack and dispose of any merchantable timber cleared by Foothills in such manner as is satisfactory to the designated officer; (c) leave a buffer strip of undisturbed vegetation satisfactory to the designated officer (i) between any area cleared by Foothills of vegetation and an adjacent waterbody, and (ii) between any area cleared of vegetation and an adjacent road; (d) promptly remove any debris entering or likely to enter any waterbody as a result of the clearing of vegetation by Foothills; and (e) take measures satisfactory to the designated officer to minimize windthrow in buffer strips.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 124
124 (1) Foothills shall, when clearing any area for construction, take measures to minimize to the satisfaction of the designated officer the operation of any machinery along or across any permanent or intermittent river or stream channel. (2) Foothills shall not skid any logs along or across any unfrozen permanent river or stream channel or along any unfrozen intermittent stream channel.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 125
125 Foothills shall dispose of any debris resulting from the clearing of vegetation by Foothills in such manner as is satisfactory to the designated officer.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 126
126 Foothills shall not pile any debris resulting from the construction of the pipeline in a manner that creates a continuous barrier to big game animal movements.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 127
127 Foothills shall (a) establish procedures satisfactory to the designated officer to minimize the possibility of an accident occurring during the storage, handling and use of fuel or any other hazardous material; (b) locate, in a manner satisfactory to the designated officer, storage and handling sites for fuel and hazardous material to minimize any contamination of any waterbody set out in the list referred to in section 94, any fish habitat set out in the list referred to in subsection 100(1) or any important fish harvesting area; and (c) establish procedures satisfactory to the designated officer to contain and clean up any fuel or other hazardous material spilled, misused or allowed to escape.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 128
128 Foothills shall not, in constructing the pipeline, (a) use bladder tanks to store fuel; or (b) store fuel within 300 m of a waterbody unless it has obtained the approval of the designated officer.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 129
129 (1) Where Foothills uses a fuel storage area containing any above-ground tank exceeding 5 000 l in capacity, Foothills shall surround that area by a dyke of reinforced concrete or a dyke of earth lined with plastic or other impervious material. (2) Foothills shall, in constructing a dyke referred to in subsection (1), comply with any requirements established by the designated officer for the design and location of the dyke and of the area that it surrounds.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 130
130 (1) Where Foothills stores more than 5 000 l of fuel in storage facilities at any place, it shall (a) establish procedures satisfactory to the designated officer to detect any loss of fuel from such storage facilities; and (b) record all fuel transfers to and from such facilities. (2) Where Foothills determines that a loss of fuel has occurred from a storage facility referred to in subsection (1), it shall investigate the cause of such loss and take such measures as are satisfactory to the designated officer to prevent further loss.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 131
131 (1) Foothills shall establish procedures satisfactory to the designated officer to detect any loss of hazardous material at any storage or handling facility used by Foothills. (2) Where there is any loss of hazardous material referred to in subsection (1), Foothills shall investigate the cause of the loss and take such measures as are satisfactory to the designated officer to prevent further loss.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 132
132 Foothills shall not (a) use, transport or dispose of any radioactive materials, or (b) use herbicides or pesticides except for domestic use unless such use, transportation or disposition, as the case may be, is approved by the designated officer.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 133
133 (1) Foothills shall collect any liquid or solid wastes produced as a consequence of the construction, operation or abandonment of the pipeline and, where required by the designated officer, treat them in a manner satisfactory to the designated officer. (2) Foothills shall dispose of the liquid or solid wastes referred to in subsection (1) in a manner satisfactory to the designated officer.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 134
134 Foothills shall not use (a) a natural waterbody, swamp, marsh, bog or fen as a lagoon for the containment of any liquid or solid wastes referred to in subsection 133(1), or (b) borrow pits as liquid or solid waste disposal sites unless such use is approved by the designated officer.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 135
135 Foothills shall submit to the designated officer for approval any proposed location for a liquid waste lagoon or solid waste disposal site for use by Foothills during the construction of the pipeline.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 136
136 Foothills shall minimize to the satisfaction of the designated officer any contamination of any waterbody or groundwater by waste from solid waste disposal sites.