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Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — (a)
inspection means observation and measurement by Foothills to verify that (a) the construction and operation of the pipeline accord with the designs and specifications of the pipeline, and (b) these terms and conditions are complied with; ( inspection )
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monitoring means data gathering, data analysis and interpretation and data presentation to determine magnitudes and characteristics of environmental change; ( contrôle )
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operation means any field activity by Foothills relating to the pipeline or any portion of the pipeline for which leave to open has been granted; ( exploitation )
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Province means the Province of British Columbia; ( province )
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rare and endangered species means those animal or plant species that occupy areas or exist in numbers so small that, in the opinion of the designated officer, their existence would likely be threatened by the construction or operation of the pipeline; ( espèces rares et menacées )
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waste means discarded or abandoned liquid or solid matter including human waste, garbage, oil drums, petroleum products, ashes and equipment; ( déchets )
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waterbodies means lakes and ponds and permanent and intermittent rivers and streams and their beds; ( masses d’eau )
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for Northern British Columbia — (a)
wildlife means (a) big game animals and fur-bearing animals that are native to the Province, (b) migratory game birds as defined in the Migratory Birds Convention Act , (c) all Galliformes native to the Province, (d) all species of the orders Falconiformes and Strigiformes , and (e) rare and endangered species of birds, mammals, reptiles and amphibians. ( faune )
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3 These terms and conditions are added to the terms and conditions set out in Schedule III to the Act and shall apply to Foothills but, unless the context otherwise requires, shall only apply to the construction and operation of that portion of the pipeline that extends from Watson Lake in a southeasterly direction across the northeastern part of the Province to a point on the boundary between the Provinces of British Columbia and Alberta near Boundary Lake.
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4 Foothills shall, in the construction and operation of the pipeline, comply with the laws of Canada and the laws of the Province.
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5 (1) Subject to subsection (2), Foothills shall, when entering into any contract with a contractor for the construction or operation of the pipeline, require as a condition of such a contract that the contractor or any subcontractor of that contractor observe and comply with these terms and conditions. (2) Where an application is made by Foothills to the designated officer to exempt Foothills from the requirement referred to in subsection (1) in respect of the observing of or compliance with any provision of Part I, the designated officer may exempt Foothills from that requirement in respect of that provision. (3) Foothills shall be responsible for any breach of these terms and conditions by a contractor referred to in subsection (1) or any subcontractor of that contractor as if the breach had been committed by Foothills.
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6 Employees or agents of the government of the Province shall, for the purpose of carrying out their duties in respect of the pipeline, be allowed reasonable access to any part of the right-of-way of the pipeline or any other area where the pipeline is being constructed.
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7 When requested by the designated officer, Foothills shall give him any reasonable assistance that he may require to carry out his duties in respect of the pipeline and shall furnish him with such information in respect of the construction or operation of the pipeline as he may request.
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8 Foothills shall, at all times, save harmless and indemnify and keep Her Majesty indemnified against and be responsible for all claims, demands, actions, suits, costs or other legal proceedings made or brought against Her Majesty by reason of or arising out of (a) the construction or operation of the pipeline; (b) the escape, ignition or explosion, for any cause, of gas or related hydrocarbons from or in the pipeline on the lands of Her Majesty; (c) any act or omission on the part of Foothills, its contractors and their subcontractors and its or their officers, servants, agents or employees in respect of or in relation to the pipeline on the lands of Her Majesty, including the construction or operation of the pipeline; and (d) any act or omission on the part of any officer, servant, agent or employee of Her Majesty in respect of or in relation to the pipeline on the lands of Her Majesty, not including such acts or omissions as would in law constitute gross negligence.
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9 Foothills shall, at all times, pay to Her Majesty the amount of any loss or damage that has been suffered or sustained by Her Majesty by reason of or arising out of the matters set out in section 8.
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10 Foothills shall establish emergency procedures satisfactory to the designated officer to deal with any emergency arising from the construction or operation of the pipeline that may adversely affect the environment or persons who reside in the vicinity of the pipeline.
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11 Foothills shall, to the satisfaction of the designated officer, designate and train persons working on the pipeline to carry out the emergency procedures referred to in section 10.
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12 Foothills shall take such measures as are necessary to maintain equipment and supplies intended for use in dealing with emergencies in proper working order.
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13 Where any emergency arises in the course of the construction or operation of the pipeline, Foothills shall forthwith advise the designated officer and the agency or ministry of the government of the Province specified by the designated officer of the emergency and the measures it has taken or intends to take to deal with it.
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14 Where the emergency referred to in section 10 is a forest fire, Foothills shall make available to the Province personnel to assist in fighting the fire and any equipment or aircraft suitable for fire suppression owned or controlled by Foothills that is in the vicinity of the pipeline.
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15 Where Foothills gives an undertaking to any government, District, Council, community, organization or group referred to in section 19 during consultations required by that section and the undertaking is accepted by that government, District, Council, community, organization or group, Foothills shall, unless otherwise directed by the designated officer within 30 days of the giving of the undertaking, comply with that undertaking.
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16 (1) Subject to subsection (2), where, pursuant to this Part, Foothills is required to submit a plan in respect of any matter to the designated officer for approval, that plan, when approved, constitutes Foothills’ plan for that matter and Foothills shall comply therewith. (2) The designated officer may, on giving Foothills reasonable notice in writing, modify or vary any provision set out in a plan referred to in subsection (1) and Foothills shall comply with the plan as so modified or varied.
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17 (1) Foothills shall, within 30 days of the coming into force of this Part or at such later date as may be fixed by the designated officer, submit to the designated officer a plan schedule that sets out the date on which each plan referred to in subsection 16(1) is to be submitted to the designated officer. (2) The plan schedule referred to in subsection (1), when approved by the designated officer, constitutes Foothills’ plan schedule and Foothills shall comply therewith. (3) The designated officer may, at the request of Foothills, modify or vary the plan schedule referred to in subsection (2).
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18 (1) Foothills shall provide information in respect of the planning and construction of the pipeline to: (a) the Government of Canada; (b) the government of the Province; (c) the Peace River — Liard Regional District; (d) the Northern British Columbia Advisory Council; (e) communities situated in the vicinity of the pipeline; (f) Indian, Metis and non-status Indian organizations in the Province; and (g) any special interest group in the Province requesting such information except a special interest group that does not have, in the opinion of Foothills or the designated officer, a bona fide need for the information. (2) The information referred to in subsection (1) shall be provided in a form and manner satisfactory to the designated officer and shall include information in respect of (a) the route alignment and construction schedules of the pipeline; (b) the anticipated impact of the pipeline on the communities situated in the vicinity of the pipeline; (c) the potential opportunities resulting from the construction of the pipeline for the residents in the vicinity of the pipeline; (d) the proposed use of any land or waterbody; (e) any significant adverse environmental impact resulting from the construction of the pipeline; (f) the opportunities for businesses in the Province to participate in the supply of goods and services for the pipeline; (g) the opportunities referred to in sections 33 and 34; (h) the plans made by Foothills for the provision of permanent and temporary housing for workers engaged in the construction and operation of the pipeline; and (i) any other matter specified by the designated officer.
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19 Foothills shall liaise and consult with the Government of Canada, the government of the Province, the Peace River — Liard Regional District, the Northern British Columbia Advisory Council, communities in the vicinity of the pipeline, Indian, Metis and non-status Indian organizations in the Province and any special interest group in the Province, on the request of that group, to facilitate the objects of the Act.
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20 Foothills shall facilitate public access to the information referred to in section 18 and shall ensure that those communities situated in the vicinity of the pipeline have access to the information.
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21 Foothills shall consult with the government of the Province, the Board of the Peace River — Liard Regional District, communities situated in the vicinity of the pipeline, Indian, Metis and non-status Indian organizations in the Province and any special interest group in the Province, on the request of that group, to ascertain their requirement for information.
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22 Where a public meeting, workshop or seminar is convened in a community in the vicinity of the pipeline for the purpose of disseminating information in respect of the pipeline, Foothills shall, when directed by the designated officer, make available informed persons to assist in the dissemination of such information.
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23 Foothills shall, in the planning and construction of the pipeline, consult with the government of the Province to ensure that the concerns of the Province are taken into account.
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24 (1) Where Foothills receives a direction from the designated officer to consult with the government of the Province, the Municipal Council of Fort Nelson, the Municipal Council of Fort St. John, the Board of the Peace River — Liard Regional District, Indian, Metis and non-status Indian organizations in the Province or with any community situated in the vicinity of the pipeline in respect of any matter in connection with the construction or operation of the pipeline, Foothills shall, within 30 days of receiving such direction, consult with that government, Council, Board, organization or community. (2) Foothills shall report to the designated officer the significant results of any consultation pursuant to subsection (1).
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25 Where Foothills, at any time, consults with any contractor or labour organization in respect of any matter critical to construction progress, Foothills shall report the significant results of such consultation to the designated officer.
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26 Where Foothills proposes to consult with any Municipal or Regional District government in the Province in respect of any matter critical to construction progress, Foothills shall inform the Agency of the proposed consultation.
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27 Foothills shall identify and make available, for each community situated in the vicinity of the pipeline, a person to assist Foothills in (a) disseminating the information referred to in section 18; (b) arranging consultations with the community; and (c) performing any liaison function with that community.
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28 Foothills shall, following consultation with the government of the Province, the Municipal Council of Fort Nelson, the Municipal Council of Fort St. John, the Board of the Peace River — Liard Regional District and Indian, Metis and non-status Indian organizations in the Province, submit to the designated officer for his approval a plan, to be known as the information, consultation and liaison plan, that sets out the manner in which Foothills intends to carry out the provisions in sections 18 to 21, 23 and 25 to 27.
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29 Foothills shall, in the preparation and implementation of the detailed manpower plan referred to in paragraph 9(a) of Schedule III to the Act, consult with the government of the Province and labour organizations in the Province in respect of the plan and the recruitment and training of employees to be used in the construction and operation of the pipeline.
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30 (1) Foothills shall, in consultation with the Government of Canada and the government of the Province, take such measures as are satisfactory to the designated officer to discourage the migration of persons seeking work on the pipeline into any area in the vicinity of the pipeline. (2) Foothills shall, for the purpose of discouraging the migrating of persons referred to in subsection (1), (a) establish a procedure whereby the hiring of persons for the construction or operation of the pipeline who do not reside in the area through which the pipeline passes takes place at locations outside that area; and (b) cause to be conducted an advertising program in the Province notifying potential employees of Foothills of the locations referred to in paragraph (a).
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31 Foothills shall, in respect of those persons who commence work on the construction of the pipeline, carry out an orientation program that includes environmental information to assist such persons to become familiar with the area through which the pipeline passes and their working conditions and to become aware of the potential to damage the environment.
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32 Foothills shall, following consultation with the government of the Province, submit to the designated officer for his approval a plan, to be known as the orientation plan, that sets out the manner in which Foothills intends to carry out the orientation program referred to in section 31.
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33 Foothills shall (a) ensure that women and the Indian, Metis and non-status Indian people have access to training and employment opportunities in respect of the construction or operation of the pipeline; and (b) provide appropriate support measures to meet any special needs of women and of the Indian, Metis and non-status Indian people to enable them to take maximum advantage of the opportunities referred to in paragraph (a).
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34 Foothills shall ensure that Indian, Metis and non-status Indian people of the Province have a fair and competitive opportunity to participate in the supply of goods and services for the pipeline.
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35 Foothills shall, following consultation with Indian, Metis and non-status Indian organizations in the Province and, when directed by the designated officer, any women’s organizations in the Province, submit to the designated officer for his approval a plan, to be known as the opportunity measures plan, that sets out the manner in which Foothills intends to carry out the provisions of sections 33 and 34.
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36 Foothills shall provide businesses in the Province with a fair and competitive opportunity to supply goods and services for the pipeline.
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37 Foothills shall cooperate with the government of the Province in that government’s program in assisting businesses in the Province that are seeking to supply goods and services for the pipeline.
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38 Foothills shall, following consultation with the government of the Province, submit to the designated officer for his approval a plan, to be known as the business opportunities plan, that sets out the manner in which Foothills intends to carry out the provisions of sections 36 and 37.
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39 Foothills shall, if directed by the designated officer, participate with the Government of Canada or the government of the Province, as the case may be, in any transportation study conducted by that government to assess the quality and capacity of existing transportation facilities in the Province.
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40 Foothills shall, during the construction of the pipeline, endeavour in its use of transportation facilities not to disrupt transportation services in the Province.
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41 Foothills shall bear the cost of any additional transportation infrastructure provided, at the request of Foothills, by the Government of Canada or the government of the Province for the construction of the pipeline and, where practical, shall ensure that such infrastructure is built, maintained and disposed of to provide maximum long-term benefit to those communities affected by the additional transportation infrastructure.
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42 Foothills shall, following consultation with the government of the Province, the Board of the Peace River — Liard Regional District and the communities referred to in section 41, submit to the designated officer for his approval a plan, to be known as the transportation and logistics plan, that sets out the manner in which Foothills intends to carry out the provisions of sections 40 and 41.
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43 Foothills shall, in consultation with the government of the Province, ensure that proper facilities are provided and arrangements are made for adequate care and treatment of any ill or injured person employed in the construction or operation of the pipeline.
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44 Foothills shall ensure that the health of all persons employed on or in connection with the construction or operation of the pipeline is safeguarded by the implementation of generally accepted public health standards.
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45 Foothills shall submit to the designated officer for his approval a plan, to be known as the health plan, that sets out the manner in which Foothills intends to carry out the provisions of sections 43 and 44.