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FORM 2800-14
(August 1985)
RECEIVING # 937291
BOOK: 688 PAGE: 371
JEANNE WAGNER
LINCOLN COUNTY CLERK, KEMMERER, WY Issuing Office
KEMMERER FIELD OFFICE
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UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
RIGHT-OF-WAY GRANTITEMPORARY USE PERMIT
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SERIAL NUMBER WYW-171009
1. A right-of-way is hereby granted pursuant to Section 28 of the Mineral Leasing Act of 1920, as amended
(30 U.S.C. 185).
2. Nature of Interest:
a. By this instrument, the holder:
Questar Overthrust Pipeline Company
P.O. Box 45360
Salt Lake City, UT 84145-0360
receives a right to construct, operate, maintain, and terminate a 36" natural gas pipeline from the
Kern River/Overthrust interconnect facilities to a tie-in with the existing Williams Processing
Plant, on Federal lands described as follows:
6th Principal Meridian, Lincoln County, Wyoming
1. 21 N., R. 114 W.,
Section 27, lots 2,3,
28, NE~NE~.
b.
The right-of-way area granted herein is 50 feet wide, 1062 feet long and contains 1.22 acres,
more or less. A temporary use area has been requested, containing approximately 4 acres as
shown on the attached map. The temporary use area will be used jointly with Teppco/Enterprise
Gas Processing LLC, as outlined in the joint construction plan, Exhibit B. The temporary use
permit expires December 31,2007.
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c. This instrument shall terminate on December 31,2037 unless, prior thereto, it is relinquished,
abandoned, terminated, or modified pursuant to the terms and conditions of this instrument or of
any applicable Federal law or regulation.
d. This instrument may be renewed. If renewed, the right-of-way shall be subject to the regulations
existing at the time of renewal and any other terms and conditions that the authorized officer
deems necessary to protect the public interest.
e. Notwithstanding the expiration of this instrument or any renewal thereof, early relinquishment,
abandonment, or termination, the provisions of this instrument, to the extent applicable, shall
continue in effect and shall be binding on the holder, its successors, or assigns, until they have
fully satisfied the obligations and/or liabilities accruing herein before or on account of the
expiration, or prior termination, of the grant.
3.
Rental:
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For and in consideration of the rights granted, the holder agrees to pay the Bureau of Land
Management fair market value rental as determined by the authorized officer unless specifically
exempted from such payment by regulation. Provided, however, that the rental may be adjusted
by the authorized officer, whenever necessary, to reflect changes in the fair market rental value
as determined by the application of sound business management principles, and so far as
practicable and feasible, in accordance with comparable commercial practices.
4. Terms and Conditions:
a. This grant is issued subject to the holder's compliance with all applicable regulations contained
in Title 43 Code of Federal Regulations part 2880.
b. Upon grant termination by the authorized officer, all improvements shall be removed from the
Federal lands within 90 days, or otherwise disposed of as provided in paragraph (4)(c) or as
directed by the authorized officer.
c. The stipulations, plans, maps, or designs set forth in Exhibits A, B, C, and 0, dated April 6, 2007,
attached hereto, are incorporated into and made a part of this grant instrument as fully and
effectively as if they were set forth herein in their entirety.
d. Failure of the holder to comply with applicable la~ or any provision of this right-of-way grant shall
constitute grounds for suspension or termination thereof.
e. The holder shall perform all operations in a good and workmanlike manner so as to ensure
protection of the environment and the health and safety of the public.
f. The holder shall construct, operate, and maintain the facilities, improvements, and structures
within this right-of-way in strict conformity with the plan of development which was approved and
made part of the grant on April 6, 2007. Any relocation, additional construction, or use that is not
in accord with the approved plan of development, shall not be initiated without the prior written
approval of the authorized officer. A copy of the complete right-of-way grant, including all
stipulations and approved plan of development, shall be made available on the right-of-way area
during construction, operation, and termination to the authorized officer. Noncompliance with
the above will be grounds for immediate temporary suspension of activities if it constitutes a
threat to public health and safety or the environment.
g. The Holder shall be responsible for total control of all invasive/noxious weed species on any and
all disturbed sites. The Holder is responsible for consultation with the Authorized Officer and/or
local authorities for acceptable weed control methods, and shall comply with the following:
Use of pesticides shall comply with all applicable Federal and State laws. Pesticides shall be
used only in accordance with their registered uses within limitations imposed by the Secretary of
the Interior. Prior to the use of the pesticides, the Holder shall obtain from the Authorized
Officer, written approval of a Pesticide Use Proposal Plan showing the type and quantity of
material to be used, pest(s) to be controlled, method of application, locations of storage and
disposal of containers, and any other information deemed necessary by the Authorized Officer.
Applicator(s) of chemicals used must have completed the pesticide certification training and
have a current up to date Certified Pesticide Applicator's License.
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Pesticide Application Records for.the areas and acres treated must be submitted to the BlM
Kemmerer Field Office each year. This includes the following:
Brand or Product name
EPA registration number
Total amount applied (use rate #A.I./acre)
Date of application
location of application
Size of area treated
Method of treatment (air/ground)
Name of applicator
Certification number
Amount of surfactants or dyes used in spraying operation
The record information must be recorded no later than 14 days following the pesticide
application and must be maintained for two years.
h. Any cultural and/or paleontological resource (historic or prehistoric site or object) discovered by
the holder, or any person working on his behalf, on public or Federal land shall be immediately
reported to the authorized officer. Holder shall suspend all operations in the immediate area of
such discovery until written authorization to proceed is issued by the authorized officer. An
evaluation of the discovery will be made by the authorized officer to determine appropriate
actions to prevent the loss of significant cultural or scientific values. The holder will be
responsible for the cost of evaluation and any decision as to proper mitigation measures will be
made by the authorized officer after consulting with the holder.
i. The holder shall recontour disturbed areas, or designated sections of the right-of-way, by
grading to restore the site to approximately the original contour of the ground as determined by
the authorized officer.
j. The holder shall seed all disturbed areas, using an agreed upon method suitable for the location.
Seeding shall be repeated if a satisfactory stand Is not obtained as determined by the
authorizing officer upon evaluation after the second growing season.
k. The holder shall not initiate any construction or other surface disturbing activities on the right-of-
way without the prior written authorization of the authorized officer. Such authorization shall be a
written notice to proceed issued by the authorized officer. Any notice to proceed shall authorize
construction or use only as therein expressly stated and only for the particular location or use
therein described.
I. Ninety days prior to termination of the right-of-way, the holder shall contact the authorized officer
to arrange a joint inspection of the right-of-way. This inspection will be held to agree to an
acceptable termination (and rehabilitation) plan. This plan shall include, but is not limited to,
removal of facilities, drainage structures, or surface material, recontouring, topsoiling, or
seeding. The authorized officer must approve the plan in writing prior to the holder's
commencement of any termination activities.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The undersigned agrees to the terms and conditions at this right-at-way grant.
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EXHIBIT A
WYW-171 009
April 6, 2007
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QUEST~R
Overthrust
Pipeline
QUESTAR OVERTHRUST PIPELINE COMPANY
WilLIAMS TIE-LINE PROJECT
REVISED PLAN-OF-DEVELOPMENT
and CONSTRUCTION PLAN
March 2007
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 GeneralProject Description .........................................................................................................................................................................1
2.0 ROW Grant Application................................................................................................................................................................................ 1
3.0 Design of Facilities....................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
3.1 Pipeline Rlght-ot-Way .................................................................................................................................................................................. 1
3.2 Land Requirements ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
4.0 Pipeline Construction Procedures .............................................................................................................................................................. 2
4.1 Marking Right-of-Way .................................................................................................................................................................................. 2
4.2 Clearing and Grading ................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
4.3 Trenching ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
4.4 Pipe Laying ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
4.5 Backfilling and Rough Grading ...................................................................................................................................................................3
4.6 Testing .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
4.7 Restoration and Cleanup ............................................................................................................................................................................. 3
5.0 Special Pipeline Construction Procedures................................................................................................................................................. 3
5.1 Pipeline Inspection....................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
5.1 Fence Removal .............................................................................................................................................................................................4
5.1 Facility Access .............................................................................................................................................................................................4
5.1 Drainage........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 4
6.0 Aboveground Pipeline Facility Installation Procedures ............................................................................................................................4
7.0 Construction Schedule and Workforce....................................................................................................................................................... 4
7.0 Industrial Waste and Toxic Substances .....................................................................................................................................................4
9.0 Fire Plan ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5
10.0 Operations and Maintenance Measures ..................................................................................................................................................... 5
11.0 Tennlnatlon and Restoration ....................................................................................................................................................................... 6
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1.0 GENERAL PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Questar Overthrust Pipeline Company (Overthrust) proposes to construct, install, own, operate,
and maintain approximately 664 feet of new 36-inch diameter pipeline near Opal, Lincoln
County, Wyoming. An additional 396 feet of 36-inch diameter pipeline will be constructed
aboveground within the Williams Gas Processing Facility. The pipeline within the fenced
Williams Facility will be owned and operated by Williams. The project, which Overthrust has
termed the Williams Tie-Line Project, will allow Overthrust to meet delivery needs in the area.
Overthrust is proposing to begin construction as soon as possible, but no later than April 16,
2007, in order to meet in-service date requirements. Construction is expected to take 4 - 6
weeks to complete.
2.0 ROW GRANT APPLICATION
Questar has previously submitted a right-of-way (ROW) application for Transportation and Utility
Systems and Facilities on Federal Lands to the Kemmerer Field Office of the BLM. Overthrust's
proposed construction will not begin until appropriate ROW grants and written authorization in
the form of a Notice to Proceed are obtained from the BLM.
The pipeline will cross portions of the following sections BLM land in Lincoln County, Wyoming:
Sections 27 & 28, T21 N, R114W
3.0 DESIGN OF FACILITIES
Design and construction of facilities will be in accordance with applicable requirements,
including those of the BLM and the U.S. Department of Transportation's (DOT's) pipeline safety
regulations (49 CFR Part 192 - Transportation of Natural Gas or Other Gas by Pipeline:
Minimum Federal Safety Standards) which provide the primary design standards to ensure safe
operation of natural gas pipelines. Part 192 specifies design requirements for material and
strength, welding, pressure testing, valve location, burial depth, corrosion prevention, and
operation plans that include surveillance, internal inspection, emergency response, and incident
reporting. Part 192 defines safety requirements for class locations based on population density
in the vicinity of the pipeline.
3.1 Pipeline ROW
As proposed, the 36-inch outside diameter, high-pressure steel Williams Tie-line pipeline will
cross approximately 1060 feet of land administered by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management
(BLM). Approximately 664 feet of pipeline will be operated and maintained within a 50-foot-wide
permanent pipeline ROWleasement. The other 396 feet will be placed aboveground within the
existing Williams processing facility. Facility construction within the fenced Williams facility is
not discussed in this plan.
The typical construction ROW for the pipeline route will extend from Williams processing plant
fence on the east to the Kern River Gas Transmission Co. (KRGT) and Williams Field Services
(WFS) fences on the west. The ROW width varies across the project. Refer to the attached
alignment sheet for specific widths and pipeline location.
3.2 Land Requirements
Construction and operation of the Williams Tie-line Pipeline will disturb approximately 4.8 acres
of land outside the Williams processing facility. Additional temporary use areas (TUAs) will be
required to accommodate equipment access and construction storage, see attached alignment
sheet.
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Overthrust will access the construction ROW along the existing facility road(s). These existing
roads are suitable for use without the need for improvements.
4.0 PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION PROCEDURES
4.1 Marking Right-of-Way
The pipeline alignment will be identified prior to any construction activity. Alignment
identification will include marking the centerline of the pipeline at appropriate intervals and at
points of inflection. Pipeline locators and other appropriate means, including the state one-call
system, will be used to locate underground facilities. The NWP line will be positively identified
for location and depth of burial every 50' by use of a vacuum truck excavator.
4.2 Clearing and Grading
As the area is relatively flat and void of vegetation, minimal clearing is expected. Although
Overthrust intends to strip and segregate whatever topsoil is available, minor amounts of topsoil
are expected to be stripped from the work area. No topsoil segregation will take place over the
NWP line. Along the existing facility access road, the top layers of gravel may have to be
removed to ensure a level working surface. Topsoil and gravel that are removed will be stored
within the TUA at the south end of the project.
4.3 Trenching
Backhoes and rock saws will be used as necessary to excavate a trench to provide the depth of
cover required by the U. S. Department of Transportation (DOT). Blasting will not be employed.
Trenching will provide a minimum of 30-36 inches of cover over the pipeline depending on the
class location of the pipeline per DOT requirements. Trench spoil will be deposited over the
working area and over the NWP pipeline to provide extra pipe cover for equipment to access the
area. Prior to placement of this spoil, plastic ribbon or weed free straw will be placed over the
existing NWP pipeline to insure retention of the original depth of cover on the existing pipeline.
Total depth of cover including padding will be maintained at 5' to allow equipment movement
over the existing pipeline. Equipment shall not be refueled on the NWP ROWand shall be
removed from the ROW at the end of each working day. Whatever spoil is leftover will be
stored within the TUA on the south of the project. Only the amount of trench necessary for
pipeline installation of two segments of pipe will be exposed. Overthrust estimates that a
maximum of 200 feet of trench will be open at any given time. Overthrust will also consider rock
excavations for NWP and Enterprise at two crossing locations if rock is encountered. Rock will
be hammered out to provide a soft plug for the future installation of the crossing without
hammering the rock near the Overthrust line. Overthrust will not consider installation of an
actual pipe joint for future use at these crossings unless the pipe is provided by the requesting
company and this action is approved by the BLM.
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4.4 Pipe Laying
All pipe will: (1) be manufactured in accordance with American Petroleum Institute (API)
Standard 5L PSL2, with factory-applied fusion bond epoxy coating, (2) be built to DOT
specifications (49 CFR Part 192, Transportation of Natural and Other Gas by Pipeline), and (3)
comply with applicable local, state, and federal regulations for design, permitting, construction,
operation, and maintenance. The pipeline will be designed and built to DOT Class 1
requirements. The pipe for Class 1 will be 36-inch 0.0. (outside diameter) x 0.625-inch wall,
Grade X-70 for a Maximum Allowable Operating Pressure of 1,200 psig.
Due to space limitation at the facility, the pipe will generally be constructed two joints at a time.
The joints will be prepared (Le. bent and welded) and inspected/repaired within the TUA.
Crane{s) will transport and lower the pipe into the open trench. Additi~nal welds will join the
newly lowered in segment to the rest of the buried pipeline. Welds will be visually and
radiographically inspected, and then coated or wrapped to protect against corrosion. If rock
conditions are encountered, the trench bottom will first be padded with a layer of rock-free soil
that will be imported from a commercial offsite location.
4.5 Backfilling and'Rough Grading
Once the two-joint segment of the pipe has been installed, a layer of rock-free soil will be placed
over the pipe to protect the coating. If necessary, the rock-free soil will be imported from a
commercial site. After padding the pipe, the trench will then be backfilled and compacted, as
necessary, using previously excavated materials. Segregated topsoil will be restored to its
original location at the surface.
4.6 Testing
After construction activity is complete, and prior to placing the pipeline in service, the pipeline
will be hydrostatically pressure tested in accordance with DOT requirements to ensure structural
integrity. Municipal water will be used as the test water source. Approximately 60,000 gallons
of water will be acquired from a commercial source to complete the test. After testing, the
hydrostatic test water will be discharged in an upland area near the TUA on the south end of the
project. The discharge rate of the test water will be regulated using valves and energy
dissipation devices to prevent erosion. No chemicals will be used during hydrostatic testing or
de-watering of the pipeline.
4.7 Restoration and Cleanup
Restoration and cleanup will commence after the trench is backfilled as permitted by weather
and soil conditions. After backfilling is completed, final "cleanup" grading will begin. Prior to
cleanup grading, any trash remaining on the ROW will be removed and disposed of in approved
areas in accordance with applicable regulations, and organic refuse not suitable for spreading
over the ROW will be disposed of at an authorized facility. Work areas and road{s) will be
restored as nearly as practicable to their original condition and seeding and/or distribution of
mulch will be implemented to begin revegetation of disturbed areas.
As part of restoration, pipeline markers and cathodic protection test lead stations will be located
along the length of the proposed pipeline. These markers and stations will be located at regular
intervals within the permanent ROW.
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5.0 SPECIAL PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION PROCEDURES
5.1 Pipeline Inspection
Overthrust will pay for a NWP appointed inspector to monitor construction over and near to the
their natural gas line as outlined in the NWP encroachment and reimbursement policy which
must be signed and approved by NWP prior to starting construction. Overthrust will ensure that
NWP is notified at least 72 hours prior to project commencement. The NWP inspector will
conduct a daily leak survey of the NWP line prior to any equipment being allowed on the ROW.
Any indications of hazardous atmosphere must be corrected prior to third parties being allowed
on the ROW.
5.2 Removal of Fenceline
On the south end of the project, Overthrust anticipates that approximately 100' of the NWP
facility fence will need to be temporarily removed. During this time, NWP inspector will monitor
security at the facility during working hours, and Overthrust will provide a security guard at the
facility during non working hours until the fence is restored. Once construction is complete in
and around the NWP facility, all fencing that is removed will be restored to owner's satisfaction.
Details of fencing removal and maintenance of facility perimeter controls will be worked out
directly with NWP. Overthrust will not disturb the KRGT facility fenceline.
5.3 Facility Access
Overthrust will attempt to maintain a travel lane into all facilities throughout construction. It is
anticipated that there will be an approximate two week period in which vehicle access to Kern
River and NWP facilities will be restricted on the existing access road. During this time, Pick-up
access will be available on an existing two track road along the west pipeline corridor on the
existing NWP ROW. After traversing this two track road, vehicles will then access these
facilities from the North on the existing road. It is anticipated that one or two pick-ups a week
may need to use this access for a total of four two way trips. Opal Plant west entrance access
will be maintained through the Overthrust TUA areas from the south west.
5.4 Drainage
The culverts in front of the KRGT facility may need to be removed during construction. If culvert
removal is required, Overthrust will ensure that drainage is properly diverted away from facilities
and out of roadways. Culverts will be restored as soon as possible once construction is
complete.
6.0 ABOVEGROUND PIPELINE FACILITY INSTALLATION PROCEDURES
Upon completion of construction, the aboveground components of these facilities will be painted
a natural color that will blend in with surrounding facilities and vegetation. Aboveground
facilities will be fenced and maintained to allow permanent access for operation and
maintenance.
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7.0 CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE AND WORKFORCE
Although the number of construction workers required for construction of particular facilities will
vary over the construction period, it is estimated that there will be no more than 30 workers at
anyone time.
8.0 INDUSTRIAL WASTES AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES
Hazardous material used during pipeline construction will include petroleum products typically
required for heavy equipment operation (e.g., gasoline, diesel fuel, lubricants, and coolants),
which contain several hazardous and extremely hazardous materials identified in the
Environmental Protection Agency's Consolidated List of Chemicals Subject to Reporting Under
Title III of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986 and 40 C.F.R. 355
(Table 3.2). Project construction and maintenance operations will comply with all relevant
federal and state laws regarding hazardous materials.
Vehicles will be maintained and operated to prevent accidental leaks or spills. To minimize
adverse environmental impacts from spills, the following measures will be taken:
· All spills will be reported immediately to the construction foreman or inspector who will
direct clean-up and notify appropriate agency officials.
· Some construction equipment will be equipped with spill control kits (e.g., shovels,
plastic bags, portable dams, absorbent material).
· Accidental leaks will be cleaned up immediately, and contaminated material will be
disposed of at an approved facility.
· When not in use, construction equipment will be stored in staging areas or off-site at
appropriate facilities.
Thus, accidental leaks will not result in violations of any federal or state hazardous material or
waste regulations.
Questar will not generate any hazardous waste during the construction or operation of the
proposed project; however, Overthrust agrees to indemnify the U.S. against any liability arising
from the release of any hazardous substance or hazardous waste (as defined in the
Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act of 1980, 42 U.S.C.
9601 et seq., or the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976,42 U.S.C. 6901 et seq.)
on the ROW, unless the release or threatened release is wholly unrelated to Overthrust's
activities on the ROW. This agreement is applied without regard to whether a release is caused
by the holder, its agent, or unrelated third parties. No additional monitoring needs were
identified for this portion of the Proposed Action.
9.0 FIRE PLAN
During construction, Questar will notify the BLM AO of any fires and will comply with all rules
and regulations administered by the BLM AO concerning the use, prevention, and suppression
of fires on federal lands.
In the event of a fire, Questar or its contractors will initiate fire suppression actions in the work
area. Suppression will continue until the fire is out or until the crew is relieved by an authorized
representative of the agency on whose land the fire occurred. Heavy equipment will not be
used for fire suppression outside the ROW without prior approval of the BLM AO unless there is
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imminent danger to life or property. Questar or its contractors will be responsible for all costs
associated with the suppression of fires and the rehabilitation of fire damage resulting from their
operations or employees.
10.0 OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE MEASURES
The proposed pipeline facilities will be operated and maintained in accordance with Federal
Safety Standards, Transportation of Natural and Other Gas by Pipeline, 49 CFR Part 192.
Operation and maintenance of the proposed pipeline facilities will be performed by, or at the
direction of, Overthrust.
The permanent pipeline ROW will be maintained in a condition to facilitate visual inspection and
access. The pipeline will be remotely monitored by Overthrust's gas control department located
in Salt Lake City, Utah.
11.0 TERMINATION AND RESTORATION
At the end of the pipeline's useful life, Questar will obtain the necessary authorizations from the
BLM AO to abandon the facilities. Questar will contact the BLM AO to arrange a pre-termination
conference and joint inspection of the ROW to agree on an acceptable abandonment plan.
Pipeline abandonment will be in accordance with the policies and standards employed by BLM
at the time of abandonment. The pipeline will be purged of all combustible materials and retired
in place. Questar will remove all aboveground facilities and dispose of unsalvageable materials
at authorized sites. Regrading and revegetation of disturbed areas, as applicable, will be
completed according to BLM or landowner standards, and the abandoned ROW will revert to
the landowners' control.
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EXHIBIT B
WYW-171009
April 6, 2007
QUESTAR OVERTHRUST PIPELINE COMPANY
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TEPPCO/ENTERPRISE GAS PROCESSING LLC
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JOINT CONSTRUCTION PLAN
Introduction
Questar Overthrust Pipeline Company (Overthrust) proposes to construct approximately 664
feet of new 36-inch diameter pipeline near Opal, Lincoln County, Wyoming. An additional 396
feet of 36-inch diameter pipeline will be constructed aboveground within the Williams Gas
Processing Facility. Construction of Overthrust's Williams Tie-Line Project is scheduled to begin
no later than April 16, 2007 and is expected to take 4-6 weeks to complete.
TEPPCO/Enterprise Gas Processing LLC (Enterprise) is proposing to construct approximately
700' of 36" diameter pipe from the existing TEPPCO meter facility south to a proposed meter
facility and approximately 225' of 36" diameter pipe from this proposed meter facility to the
Overthrust facility in the southern most part of the same corridor. Enterprise pipeline
construction project is scheduled to begin on June 1, 2007 and is expected to take
approximately 8-10 weeks to complete.
The two projects have overlapping rights-of-way (ROW) for about 200' feet of the route.
Because of the close coupled construction schedules and adjacent ROWs, the Bureau of Land
Management (BLM) has requested that Overthrust and Enterprise coordinate construction
activities to the extent possible. To accommodate this request, Overthrust and TEPPCO have
developed this Joint Construction Plan to minimize the extent of disturbance and level of activity
in the area.
The following sections describe the measures that will be implemented during and following
construction of the respective projects in accordance with the BLM's request.
Facility Access
Overthrust and Enterprise will generally be using the same access roads to the project area.
Both companies will attempt to maintain a travel lane into all facilities throughout construction.
Primarily Overthrust will impact access to North West Pipeline (NWP) and Kern River facilities.
This is addressed in Overthrust's construction plan.
Post-construction road repair will involve filling in ruts and other construction related problems
and re-shaping the road. Roads will be restored to a condition that is equal or better than pre-
construction condition. Overthrust will be responsible for the repair of the existing improved
access road that will be disturbed for pipeline placement to original or better condition.
Enterprise will restore the native surface road that will be impacted by their work to original or
better condition.
Erosion Controls
Overthrust will install temporary erosion controls along the project route as necessary during
and following construction. Overthrust will monitor those controls and repair or replace those
controls as necessary until Enterprise begins construction in the overlapping area. Upon
commencement of construction by Enterprise in the area, maintenance of all temporary erosion
control measures along the overlapped ROW will be the responsibility of Enterprise.
Special Construction Techniques
If rock is encountered in the area of Enterprise's pipeline crossings of the Overthrust project,
Overthrust will hammer the rock out and leave a soft plug that can be easily removed in order to
alleviate construction safety concerns.
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Joint Construction Plan
March 2007
Cleanup and Seeding
Upon completion of construction, Overthrust will conduct final cleanup and re-seed only the
portions of its ROW that do not overlap with the Enterprise pipeline and will also leave the TUA
area to the south in an unfinished condition. Upon completion of all work in these areas,
Overthust agrees to relinquish and assign the TUA area to the south to Enterprise for its use in
constructing its Facilities and pipelines. Enterprise will also be using this area for their work.
After the topsoil is re-spread across the combined ROWs and TUA's by Enterprise following
construction, Enterprise will reseed the entire combined ROWand TUA's. Enterprise will be
responsible for short-term stabilization of the combined TUAs and ROWs. Limiting the
restoration activities to just one company will reduce construction equipment traffic along the
combined ROWand eliminate unnecessary duplication of seeding. Should the Enterprise
project be delayed or cancelled, Overthrust will work with the BLM on placement of temporary
erosion controls or complete final cleanup and reclamation of the disturbed areas as required.
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