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Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 137
137 Foothills shall establish procedures satisfactory to the designated officer for the handling and disposal of any waste containing a hazardous material.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 138
138 (1) Foothills shall meet any standards of composition as may be specified by the designated officer for the effluent from a liquid waste treatment system used by Foothills. (2) Foothills shall discharge the effluent referred to in subsection (1) at times and under such conditions as are satisfactory to the designated officer.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 139
139 Foothills shall establish procedures satisfactory to the designated officer to prevent access by carnivorous mammals and bears to waste disposal sites, incinerator sites or other waste storage or treatment sites and to minimize the attractiveness of such sites to such mammals and bears.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 140
140 Foothills shall dispose of waste soil, rock, stumps, vegetation and other materials resulting from pipeline construction in such a manner as is satisfactory to the designated officer.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 141
141 (1) Foothills shall, in such a manner as is satisfactory to the designated officer, (a) monitor the operation of its liquid waste treatment facilities and the quantity and composition of effluent discharges therefrom, and (b) monitor the effectiveness of its solid waste management procedures at such times as directed by the designated officer. (2) Foothills shall forthwith report the results of the monitoring referred to in subsection (1) to the designated officer. (3) Foothills shall take such remedial measures as directed by the designated officer in respect of solid waste management and liquid waste treatment.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 142
142 Where Foothills uses a borrow pit or quarry, Foothills shall minimize to the satisfaction of the designated officer (a) the disturbance of the environment in the vicinity of the borrow pit or quarry; (b) the amount of land used for the borrow pit or quarry; and (c) the amount of materials extracted from the borrow pit or quarry.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 143
143 Foothills shall, where possible, use existing roads, trails or cutlines for access to borrow pits or quarries.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 144
144 Foothills shall leave buffer strips of undisturbed vegetation between any borrow pit or quarry that it opens and any adjacent road.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 145
145 (1) Foothills shall not, without the approval of the designated officer, use a borrow pit or quarry adjacent to or within a waterbody, swamp, marsh, bog or fen. (2) Where the use of a borrow pit or quarry referred to in subsection (1) has been approved by the designated officer, Foothills shall take such measures as are satisfactory to the designated officer to minimize siltation in that waterbody, swamp, marsh, bog or fen, as the case may be.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 146
146 (1) When directed by the designated officer, Foothills shall close and rehabilitate, in a manner satisfactory to the designated officer, any borrow pit or quarry that it uses. (2) Where Foothills is required to rehabilitate a borrow pit or quarry pursuant to subsection (1), it shall, to the satisfaction of the designated officer, (a) stabilize the ground surface; and (b) re-establish vegetation on such ground surface.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 147
147 Where Foothills uses any granular materials for the construction of the pipeline, it shall use such granular materials in a manner satisfactory to the designated officer and compatible with any other use of such materials by persons residing in that portion of the Province through which the pipeline passes.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 148
148 Foothills shall establish blasting procedures satisfactory to the designated officer to minimize (a) any adverse effects on bird, fish or mammal populations, and (b) any interference with the fishing, hunting, guiding or trapping in the area through which the pipeline passes.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 149
149 Foothills shall not blast within 20 m of any waterbody, swamp or marsh without the approval of the designated officer.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 150
150 Where Foothills intends to blast, it shall advise persons living in the vicinity of its intention and of the time of the intended blasting.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 151
151 Foothills shall, when requested by the designated officer, submit to him site-specific data satisfactory to him on the hydrological or geotechnical conditions at any place where the pipeline crosses any waterbody.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 152
152 (1) Foothills shall (a) inspect every pipeline water crossing for evidence of deterioration in bank stability and stream bed condition, and (b) when directed by the designated officer, monitor the consequences of any pipeline water crossing in such manner as is satisfactory to the designated officer. (2) Foothills shall report to the designated officer, within a reasonable period of time, the results of the inspection referred to in paragraph (1)(a) and, when required by the designated officer, the results of the monitoring referred to in paragraph (1)(b).
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 153
153 Where the designated officer is of the opinion that remedial measures are necessary at a pipeline water crossing, 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 — 154
154 Foothills shall, (a) in respect of every waterbody referred to in the list required to be submitted pursuant to section 94 in respect of the threatened existence of wildlife, and (b) in respect of every waterbody containing a fish habitat area referred to in the list required to be submitted pursuant to subsection 100(1), in which groundwater contributes significantly to winterflow in or under the bed of that waterbody, take such measures as are satisfactory to the designated officer to maintain adequate winter groundwater and channel flow in such waterbody.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 155
155 When constructing the pipeline across a stream, Foothills shall trench, lay pipe and backfill the banks of the stream as expeditiously as possible.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 156
156 Where the natural action of a stream will not restore the bed of such stream to its original shape and extent after the completion of construction, Foothills shall, unless otherwise directed by the designated officer, take measures to restore the stream to its original shape and extent by using the original material of the stream bed or other material of equivalent stability.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 157
157 Where Foothills withdraws water from or discharges water into a waterbody, it shall withdraw or discharge the water in a manner satisfactory to the designated officer and in a manner that will not have an unreasonably adverse effect on (a) the level or rate of flow of water in the waterbody or well from which the water withdrawal is made or into which the discharge is made; (b) the existing use of the waterbody from which the water withdrawal is made or into which the discharge is made; (c) the transportation on or access to the waterbody from which the water withdrawal is made or into which the discharge is made; (d) the trapping or fishing by persons residing in the vicinity of the pipeline; (e) the fish populations in or dependent on the waterbody from which the water withdrawal is made or into which the discharge is made; and (f) any waterfowl or mammal populations using any waterbody or its margins from which the water withdrawal is made or into which the discharge is made.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 158
158 (1) Subject to subsection (2), Foothills shall not allow, during any withdrawal of water from a waterbody for hydrostatic testing, the rate of flow or depth of water in that waterbody to fall below such minimum as is specified by the designated officer. (2) Foothills may withdraw water referred to in subsection (1) where the rate of flow and depth of water in the waterbody is below the minimum specified pursuant to that subsection if such withdrawal is approved by the designated officer.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 159
159 Foothills shall, when designing or operating a camp water system, compressor station water system, granular material washing system or any other water-related system, design or operate, as the case may be, that system in a manner that will minimize the use of water.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 160
160 Foothills shall, when carrying out hydrostatic testing of the pipeline, carry out such tests in a manner that will minimize the use of water.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 161
161 Foothills shall appoint a qualified person to supervise the withdrawal and discharge of water for the construction or testing of the pipeline.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 162
162 Where Foothills withdraws water for the construction or testing of the pipeline, it shall install screens satisfactory to the designated officer on all water intakes.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 163
163 Foothills shall, in a manner satisfactory to the officer, furnish him with the details in respect of each water withdrawal or discharge used for testing the pipeline.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 164
164 Foothills shall take such measures as are satisfactory to the designated officer (a) to avoid spilling any test fluid other than as a result of the failure of the pipe when being tested; and (b) to clean up the effect of any hydrostatic fluid that has been spilled.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 165
165 Foothills shall not discharge any hydrostatic test fluid unless the fluid meets such standards of composition for such test fluid as are satisfactory to the designated officer.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 166
166 Foothills shall conduct all hydrostatic tests of the pipeline in the presence of the designated officer or his authorized representative.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 167
167 Where Foothills is required to submit to the designated officer for approval the design and location of any permanent access road or pipeline facility, other than a road or facility on the pipeline right-of-way, and the procedures to be used in the constructing, operating or abandonment of the road or facility, Foothills shall take into account the local and regional environment including the following: (a) hydrological characteristics; (b) terrain conditions; (c) ground thermal regime; (d) wildlife and fish populations; (e) land and water use for purposes other than for the pipeline; (f) archaeological sites; and (g) aesthetic value of the landscape and waterbodies.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 168
168 Foothills shall maintain every road surface in such a manner that cross drainage is both efficient and effective without causing accelerated erosion or ponding.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 169
169 Unless otherwise directed by the designated officer, Foothills shall install a bridge or culvert at every place where a road crosses a permanent or intermittent river or stream.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 170
170 Foothills shall, where required by the designated officer, render any access road built or rehabilitated by it, other than a road to be used by Foothills in the maintenance of the pipeline, impassable and take such measures as are satisfactory to the designated officer to control erosion of such road.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 171
171 Foothills shall not construct or use a bridge over a waterbody that consists of logs on top of which earth has been placed.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 172
172 Where Foothills builds any snow access road it shall (a) locate such road in a manner that minimizes disturbance to vegetation; and (b) breach such road, where necessary, in preparation for spring run-off.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 173
173 (1) Where Foothills builds any ice bridge it shall locate such ice bridge in a manner that minimizes approach grades and cuts in the river or stream over which the bridge is built. (2) Foothills shall not use debris or fill in the construction of an ice bridge referred to in subsection (1).
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 174
174 Foothills shall take such measures as are satisfactory to the designated officer to minimize the use by Foothills of machinery, transportation and construction equipment in any area other than public and access roads and the pipeline right-of-way.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 175
175 Where Foothills operates machinery, transportation or construction equipment within any waterbody, such operation shall take place during such time and in such manner as is satisfactory to the designated officer.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 176
176 Foothills shall equip and maintain all machinery and transportation and construction equipment with factory standard emission and noise control devices.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 177
177 (1) Foothills shall, in a manner satisfactory to the designated officer, inspect the pipeline and the land and water disturbed by the pipeline, evaluate the results of the inspection and, when directed by the designated officer, monitor the environmental impact of the pipeline. (2) When requested by the designated officer, Foothills shall, within a reasonable period of time, report the results of the inspection, evaluation and monitoring referred to in subsection (1) to the designated officer.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 178
178 Where the designated officer is of the opinion that the construction or operation of the pipeline has caused or is likely to cause a significant adverse environmental impact, Foothills shall take such measures as are satisfactory to the designated officer to mitigate or remedy the environmental impact and to prevent its recurrence.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 179
179 (1) Foothills shall submit to the designated officer for approval one or more plans or manuals that set out the procedures and measures by which Foothills intends to (a) comply with this Part; (b) carry out any environmental requirements imposed by law; and (c) carry out the protection of the environment other than by measures required by this Part. (2) Foothills shall, by such date as may be fixed by the designated officer, submit to the designated officer a plan schedule for his approval that sets out the date each plan or manual referred to in subsection (1) is to be submitted to the designated officer. (3) The plan schedule referred to in subsection (2), when approved by the designated officer, constitutes Foothills’ plan schedule and Foothills shall comply therewith.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 180
180 Where the designated officer approves a procedure or measure set out in a plan or manual submitted by Foothills pursuant to subsection 179(1), Foothills shall thereupon carry out such procedure or measure.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 181
181 Where, subsequent to the approval by the designated officer of any of the measures or procedures referred to in subsection 179(1), Foothills obtains any additional information of environmental significance relating thereto, Foothills shall forthwith report such information to the designated officer.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 182
182 (1) Foothills shall submit to the designated officer, in accordance with a schedule approved by him, (a) the environmental information used by it in preparing the plans or manuals referred to in subsection 179(1); (b) construction scheduling and engineering design information necessary for a review and evaluation of the plans or manuals referred to in subsection 179(1); (c) environmental information necessary to evaluate potential environmental impacts; and (d) information in respect of the environment in the vicinity of the pipeline prior to the commencement of the construction of the pipeline necessary to measure any environmental impact. (2) When requested by the designated officer Foothills shall submit to him (a) information in respect of those areas where thaw settlement may require measures to be taken to comply with section 73; and (b) any studies, reports, analyses or other material on which the information submitted pursuant to sections 94 and 100 are based. (3) Where Foothills conducts studies or gathers data or information when considering the effect, if any, of the construction or operation of the pipeline on the existing or potential use of any land or waterbody through which the pipeline passes for the purpose of taking into account such effect pursuant to section 72, such studies, data or information shall be submitted by Foothills to the designated officer when requested by him.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — 183
183 When requested by the designated officer and in a manner satisfactory to him, Foothills shall submit to him, (a) environmental and other information necessary for the determination of the pipeline location; (b) any procedures or measures proposed by Foothills as alternatives to the procedures or measures referred to in subsection 179(1).
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Saskatchewan — *
His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister responsible for the Northern Pipeline Agency, pursuant to subsection 20(4) of the Northern Pipeline Act * , is pleased hereby to approve the annexed Order No. NP-MO-13-80 made by the designated officer on August 29, 1980, rescinding in part and adding to the terms and conditions set out or deemed to be set out in Schedule III to the Northern Pipeline Act . * S.C. 1977-78, c. 20
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IN THE MATTER OF the Northern Pipeline Act ; and
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Saskatchewan — Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Saskatchewan
IN THE MATTER OF a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity declared to have been issued on the 13th day of April, 1978, to Foothills Pipe Lines (Sask.) Ltd. pursuant to the said Act; and
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Saskatchewan — Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Saskatchewan
IN THE MATTER OF subsection 20(4) of the said Act; and
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Saskatchewan — Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Saskatchewan
IN THE MATTER OF Condition 7 of SCHEDULE III to and subsection 21(2) of the said Act;
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Saskatchewan — Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Saskatchewan
Whereas a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity dated the 13th day of April, 1978, is declared to have been issued pursuant to the Northern Pipeline Act to Foothills Pipe Lines (Sask.) Ltd. [hereinafter called “Foothills (Sask.)”] in respect of the pipeline defined in the said Act for that portion of the route in the Province of Saskatchewan as more particularly set forth in ANNEX I of SCHEDULE I to the said Act;
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Saskatchewan — Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Saskatchewan
And Whereas Foothills Pipe Lines (Yukon) Ltd., The Alberta Gas Trunk Line (Canada) Limited, Westcoast Transmission Company Limited, Alberta Natural Gas Company Ltd. and The Alberta Gas Trunk Line Company Limited, at a public hearing, before the National Energy Board, commencing on the 12th day of April, 1976, in the City of Ottawa, in the Province of Ontario, continued in the Town of Inuvik, in the Northwest Territories, in the City of Whitehorse, in the Yukon Territory, and in the City of Yellowknife, in the Northwest Territories, respectively, and adjourned on the 12th day of May, 1977, in the City of Ottawa, in the Province of Ontario, adduced inter alia certain evidence, gave certain undertakings and made certain commitments in respect of the `Alaska Highway Pipeline Project’;