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Jonathan Myers [email protected] P. 416.865.7532
January 28, 2019
RESS, EMAIL & COURIER Ontario Energy Board P.O. Box 2319 27th Floor, 2300 Yonge Street Toronto, ON M4P 1E4
Attention: Ms. K. Walli, Board Secretary
Dear Ms. Walli:
Re: Wataynikaneyap Power LP - Application for Leave to Construct Transmission Facilities (EB-2018-oi9o)(EB-2018-0190) –— Minor Amendments and Updates
We are legal counsel to Wataynikaneyap Power GP Inc. and Wataynikaneyap Power LP (together, "WPLP")“WPLP”) in connection with the above-referenced application. On October 5, 2018 WPLP filed minor amendments to its proposed transmission line routing and facility locations, along with other minor changes, to reflect development activities carried out during the 4 months that had elapsed since the application was filed. WPLP is hereby filing:
• additional minor amendments to its transmission line routing to reflect further development activities carried out since early October 2018;
• an update to its Landowner Line List to reflect those minor routing changes and the resolution of a land title issue; and
• information about a recent change in the Participating First Nations.
In WPLP'sWPLP’s view, for the reasons set out below, the changes and updates are not material and should not give rise to the need for any additional procedural steps or delay in the Board’sBoard's established schedule for submissions.
Summary of Amendments and Updates
Since early October 2018, in connection with its environmental assessment and land rights acquisition processes, WPLP has continued to engage with First Nation communities, government agencies and directly affected landowners. Through these efforts, WPLP has received new information and input that in WPLP'sWPLP’s determination have warranted minor changes to its project routing and certain facility locations. These routing and location changes, as well as a recently identified land titles issue, also give rise to the need for amendments to WPLP'sWPLP’s Landowner Line List. Furthermore, WPLP wishes to advise the Board that two additional First Nations have joined the project as Participating First Nations. These changes
27017665.4 - 2 - are described in greater detail below, with supporting documents attached as indicated.
Minor Routing Changes
In respect of the Line to Pickle Lake portion of the project, WPLP is making 1 minor routing change. The purpose of this change is to address a recently identified environmental concern so as to further reduce disturbances to species at risk.
In respect of the Pickle Lake Remote Connection Lines portion of the project, WPLP is making 3 minor routing changes. These changes are:
• to improve constructability and address input from engagement with a First Nation by shifting a portion of a line segment off of a reserve and onto adjacent lands with reduced impact to wetlands and bedrock;
• to address input from engagement with a First Nation by shifting a line segment and the location of a station so that the community'scommunity’s recently announced plans for expanding the runway at its airport will not be constrained by aeronautical clearance requirements; and
• to address environmental concerns by aligning a line segment with recently disclosed plans for an all-season road and moving away from sensitive habitat so as to minimize impacts on species at risk.
In respect of the Red Lake Remote Connection Lines portion of the project, WPLP is making 3 minor routing changes. These changes are to address:
• a landowner'slandowner’s concerns, which raises constructability issues, by shifting a line segment to go around a mining company'scompany’s planned tailings area and current explosives storage area, the locations of which were recently brought to WPLP'sWPLP’s attention;
• environmental concerns by shifting a portion of a line segment to align with a planned road so as to minimize impacts on species at risk; and
• input from engagement with a First Nation by shifting a line segment and the location of a station so as not to interfere with the community'scommunity’s recently announced plans for expansion of its landfill site.
Each of the seven transmission line routing and location changes identified above is described in greater detail in the table provided in Schedule 'A'‘A’ attached hereto. Schedule 'A'‘A’ includes references to maps in Schedule 'B'‘B’ that depict each of the routing and location changes by showing both the previously contemplated routing and the amended routing. In respect of each of the seven routing and location changes, WPLP hereby confirms that the amendment has been communicated to and is supported by the relevant First Nation, Ministry and/or landowner, as applicable. Where available, WPLP has included copies of correspondence demonstrating this in Schedule 'C'.‘C’.
Landowner Line List Updates
To reflect the transmission line routing and facility location changes noted above, WPLP has updated its Landowner Line List from Exhibit F, Tab 1, Schedule 1, Appendix 'A'‘A’ of its
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Application (as previously amended October 5, 2018). A clean copy and a blackline copy of the amended Landowner Line List (comparing to the October 5, 2018 amended version) are provided in Schedule 'D'.‘D’. The transmission line routing and facility location changes have not resulted in any new directly affected landowners or encumbrancers. However, the changes do result in a number of parcels owned by one particular landowner no longer being affected and several other parcels owned by the same landowner now being affected. WPLP has received written confirmation from this particular landowner, a copy of which is included in Schedule 'C',‘C’, indicating their support for the amended routing insofar as it affects their properties.
In addition, the updated Landowner Line List reflects new information obtained by WPLP after it identified land title issues with one of the directly affected parcels. In particular, WPLP identified a title discrepancy with respect to part of the lands comprising Pickle Crow Road (PIN: 42032-0002(LT)), which has now been satisfactorily resolved. The discrepancy related to the fact that the Ontario Ministry of Transportation (“MTO”)("MTO") was shown on title as the registered owner, but advised that it transferred its interest to the Ministry of Government Services in May 1980 by way of an Order in Council. The Order in Council was registered on title, but for reasons unknown the Land Registry Office did not update the registered owner. WPLP has been able to confirm that although the Ministry of Government Services no longer exists, Infrastructure Ontario ("IO")(“IO”) has jurisdiction over the lands in question. WPLP has received written confirmation from 10,IO, a copy of which is included in Schedule 'C',‘C’, indicating their agreement to work with WPLP to secure an easement for the transmission line and required access over this parcel.
In addition to the ownership issue for the Pickle Crow Road lands described above, a separate issue with respect to title to these lands was identified. In particular, WPLP determined that there should have been a new parcel created, with its own PIN, with respect to the Pickle Crow Road lands that were transferred by MTO by way of the May 1980 Order in Council. This was necessary to ensure the remaining Highway 599 corridor, which formed part of PIN 42032- 0002 and which was still correctly owned by MTO, was able to be conveyed and dealt with separately from the balance of the Pickle Crow Road lands. To facilitate this, a PIN correction request was sent to Service Ontario. Following their review, the existing PIN (42032-0002) was split into two parts, being (i) PIN 42032-0230, which covers the Hwy. 599 corridor with registered title being held by MTO; and (ii) PIN 42032-0229, which comprises the Pickle Crow Road with registered title being held by the Ministry of Government Services with the lands being managed by 10.IO. A map showing these new PINs, which amends the map included in the Application at Exh D-2-1, Figure 2(b), p. 1, is provided in Schedule 'E'.‘E’. WPLP is currently working to obtain the necessary easement rights required over the Pickle Crow Road lands under the jurisdiction of 10.IO. As noted above, IOI0 has agreed to work with WPLP towards this.
New Participating First Nations
Exhibit B, Tab 3, Schedule 1 of the Application describes WPLP'sWPLP’s ownership structure, including that the shares of First Nation GP and the limited partnership interests in First Nation LP (which together own 51% of WPLP and its general partner) are held directly by 22 First Nations in equal shares. A list of the Participating First Nations is provided on p. 2 of that schedule.
On January 17, 2019, WPLP added two more First Nations to this ownership structure, bringing the total number of Participating First Nations to 24. The new Participating First Nations are the Mishkeegogamang First Nation and the Ojibway Nation of Saugeen. In parallel with these First Nations joining the partnership, WPLP'sWPLP’s partner Fortis Inc. entered into an arrangement
27017665.4 - 4 - with Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. ("Algonquin")(“Algonquin”) for a minority share of its ownership of WPLP. Moreover, Algonquin, Mishkeegogamang First Nation and the Ojibway Nation of Saugeen, which had been transmission development partners, concurrently dissolved Sagatay Transmission LP (a licensed Ontario transmitter with no operating assets) effective January 17, 2019 and will be dissolving its general partner Liberty Utilities (Sagatay Transmission) GP Inc. imminently. A copy of the news release is attached hereto in Schedule 'F'.‘F’.
Impacts of the Amendments
The seven minor routing amendments will result in the total length of the transmission project increasing by approximately 3 km to 1732 km. This 3 km increase is comprised of an increase of approximately 9.6 km for line segments operating at 25 kV and 44 kV, partially offset by a decrease of approximately 6.5 km in line segments that would have operated at 115 kV, with negligible changes in the length of 23023o kV line segments. When taking into account the difference in estimated costs for each voltage level, WPLP expects these changes to have no impact on its cost estimates for the project.
With the exception of Infrastructure Ontario becoming an affected landowner as a result of the resolution of the title defect described above, no new landowners are affected by any of the amendments. As noted above, WPLP has been in communication with Infrastructure Ontario about the title defect, has provided information about the project and planned routing through the relevant parcel and has received confirmation that Infrastructure Ontario has no concerns. While there are certain parcels of land affected by the amended routing that were not previously affected, those parcels are all owned by a single landowner that also owns a number of previously affected parcels that will no longer be affected by the transmission line routing and who has confirmed to WPLP that they have no concerns with, and prefer, the amended routing.
With respect to the need for WPLP to reflect these routing amendments in its environmental assessments, after the environmental assessment approvals have been received, which is expected imminently, environmental assessment amendments will be made for both the Line to Pickle Lake and the Remote Connection Lines to incorporate and seek approval for each routing amendment. Through these steps, WPLP will ensure that the transmission line routing as contemplated under each of its environmental assessment processes and as contemplated in its leave to construct application as hereby amended, will be in alignment. The amendment process is not expected to trigger additional consultation requirements since no material difference is expected in the overall environmental impact. WPLP further notes that the routing amendments are a result of agency and community comments received in the final stages of the environmental assessment processes, during applications for permitting, or during finalization of Section 28(2) permits and private land rights.
Based on the foregoing, the changes should not be considered material in the context of the overall leave to construct application. The changes are comprised of lateral shifts in the routing for a very small portion of the overall project. As evident from two rounds of interrogatories, transmission line routing has not been an area of significant concern to Board staff or intervenors in this proceeding. Moreover, the specific landowners, government agencies and First Nations have been engaged and have expressed their support for the changes. Indeed, the changes are driven by input received from these parties. In addition, WPLP is following a clear process for reflecting the changes in its environmental assessments. It is therefore WPLP'sWPLP’s view that the amendments do not require any additional procedural steps and should not delay the Board’sBoard's established schedule for submissions.
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Administrative Matters
This letter, including all schedules, has been filed on RESS and two hard copies have been provided to the Board. Please note that the amended Landowner Line List contains confidential personal information relating to the listed landowners. As such, consistent with VVPLP's practice throughout this proceeding, it has not been included in the electronic filings. Two printed copies of the confidential, amended Landowner Line List (clean and blackline copies) have therefore been provided to the Board in a separate, sealed envelope in accordance with the Practice Direction on Confidential Filings.
If ave any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at the number shown above.
truly,
Jonathan Myers
Enclosure
cc: Ms. Margaret Kenequanash, WPLP Mr. Duane Fecteau, WPLP Mr. Charles Keizer, Torys LLP
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SCHEDULE 'A'‘A’
SPECIFIC ROUTING CHANGES
To assist in understanding the references to line segment descriptions, the following short forms are used:
Substations and 25 kV Connecting 44 kV, 115 kV and 230 kV Line Segments Line Segments LINE TO PICKLE LAKE LINE TO PICKLE LAKE A Wataynikaneayp SS (Intl(Incl HONI W54 Wataynikaneyap SS to Wataynikaneyap TS Dinorwic SS) W (Dinorwic to Pickle Lake) B Wataynikaneyap TS (Intl(Incl HONI Pickle Lake SS) PICKLE LAKE REMOTE PICKLE LAKE REMOTE CONNECTION LINES CONNECTION LINES C Ebane/Pipestone JetJct BC Pickle Lake to Ebane/Pipestone JetJct J Kingfisher Lake TS CJ Ebane/Pipestone JetJct to Kingfisher Lake I Wunnumin Lake TS JI Kingfisher Lake to Wunnumin K Wawakapewin TS JK Kingfisher Lake to Wawakapewin L Kasabonika Lake TS KL Wawakapewin to Kasabonika Lake M Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug (KI) KM Wawakapewin to Kitchenuhmaykoosib - Wapekeka TS Inninuwug (M)(KI) - Wapekeka D North Caribou Lake TS CD Ebane/Pipestone JetJct to North Caribou Lake E Muskrat Dam TS DE North Caribou Lake to Muskrat Dam F Bearskin Lake TS EF Muskrat Dam to Bearskin Lake G Sachigo Lake TS EG Muskrat Dan to Sachigo Lake RED LAKE REMOTE CONNECTION RED LAKE REMOTE CONNECTION LINES LINES P Red Lake SS PQ Red Lake SS to Pikangikum TS Q Pikangikum TS QR Pikangikum TS to Poplar Hill SS R Poplar Hill SS RS Poplar Hill SS to Poplar Hill TS S Poplar Hill TS RT Poplar Hill SS to Deer Lake SS T Deer Lake SS TU Deer Lake SS to Deer Lake TS U Deer Lake TS TZ Deer Lake SS to Sandy Lake SS Z Sandy Lake SS ZW Sandy Lake SS to Sandy Lake TS W Sandy Lake TS ZV Sandy Lake SS to North Spirit Lake TS V North Spirit Lake TS VY North Spirit Lake TS to Keewaywin TS Y Keewaywin TS
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Reference Document Amendment Rationale D-2-i_FigD-2-1_Fig Line to Pickle ~8.3—8.3 km segment of 23o230 kV line Environmental –— reduce impact on 2(a); Page 5 Lake Routing shifted by up to 550m eastward; species at risk by relocating from of 11ii Map 100 m increase in overall line valley to top of ridge and increasing length; no change in number of alignment with forestry access See structures road. amended version in Schedule '13'‘B’ D-2-i_FigD-2-1_Fig Pickle Lake ~4.3—4.3 km segment of 44 kV line Engagement –— related to October 2(b); Page 9 Remote shifted southward by up to 1 2018 routing amendments in the of 33 Connection km; 500 m increase in overall area surrounding Kingfisher Lake Lines Routing line length, resulting in an First Nation to minimize on-reserve See Map increase of 3 structures ROW and access requirements, as amended well as to reduce the version in constructability impacts of Schedule 'B'‘B’ wetlands and bedrock. As a result of processing additional LiDAR and geomorphological data, WPLP was able to move a remaining 44 kV line segment off-reserve. D-2-1_FigD-2-1_Fig Pickle Lake ~2.6—2.6 km segment of 115 kV line Engagement - Aeronautical 2(b); Page Remote shifted by up to 200 m to the clearance requirements were 23 of 33 Connection northeast and substation shifted considered in the context of the Lines Routing by ~200-.200 m to the northwest existing airport footprint. WPLP See Map along the adjusted centerline; has since become aware of future amended no net change in 115 kV line plans for runway expansion at the version in length or number of structures; airport in North Caribou Lake First Schedule 'B'‘B’ ~200-200 m increase in 25 kV line Nation. These minor line and length, resulting in an increase substation shifts are within the EA of 2 structures limits of work and will reduce the impact of height restrictions within the runway approach area. D-2-1_FigD-2-1_Fig Pickle Lake ~67—67 km of 115 kV line impacted Environmental –— significantly 2(b); Pages Remote by this change; some segments reduces impact on species at risk by 26-31 of 3311 Connection shifted by ~15—15 km, with smaller moving away from sensitive habitat Lines Routing adjustments to other segments and aligning with an identified See Map to accommodate the overall routing option for an all-season amended realignment;realignment;22 8 km decrease in road. Engagement concerns that version in overall 115 kV line length previously prevented consideration Schedule 'B'‘B’ resulting in a decrease of of the relocated corridor have been approximately 404o structures; resolved. ~8.4—8.4 km increase in 25 kV line length resulting in an increase of approximately 95 structures
11 The line segments on pages 28-29 of 33 are not impacted by this amendment but are included for continuity in showing the general area north of Muskrat Dam First Nation. 2 2 Aligning with the proposed all-season road corridor requires a shift of approximately 15 km, placing the proposed route outside of the area in which WPLP previously acquired LiDAR surveys and geomorphological assessments. Obtaining a LiDAR survey for the new alignment is constrained by weather and seasonal conditions since the area must be relatively clear of both foliage and snow in order to obtain accurate profiles of the ground line and suitable aerial imagery. As such, WPLP plans to obtain a LiDAR survey and geomorphological assessment in the spring of 2019. In order to maintain the
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Reference Document Amendment Rationale D-2-i_FigD-2-1_Fig Red Lake ~10.3—10.3 km of 115 kV line shifted Landowner consultationconsultation –— further 2(c); Pages Remote generally eastward by up to 1.5 land rights discussions with the 2-5 of 24 Connection km; -1.2~1.2 km increase in line landowner (which is also an active Lines Routing length, resulting in an increase mining company), have indicated See Map of 6 structures that explosives are stored in relative amended proximity to the previous ROW, version in and that future tailings areas are Schedule 'B'‘B’ planned within and beyond the previous ROW. D-2-i_FigD-2-1_Fig Red Lake ~6.1—6.1 km of 115 kV line shifted by Environmental –— reduce impact on 2(c); Page 14 Remote up to 1.3 km to the southwest; species at risk by moving away from of 24 Connection 30o300 m increase in line length, sensitive habitat and aligning with Lines Routing resulting in an increase of 2 an identified routing option for an See Map structures all-season road. amended version in Schedule 'B'‘B’
D-2-i_FigD-2-1_Fig RReded Lake Substation at North Spirit Lake Engagement –— recently advised that 2(c); Pages Remote First Nation shifted by -200~200 m expansion requirements and site 21-22 of 24 Connection to the southeast; no net change options for the landfill site at North Lines Routing in 115 kV line length or number Spirit Lake First Nation overlap See Map of structures (increased distance with the previous substation amended in ZV line segment offsets location and 25 kV route. version in decreased distance in VY line Schedule 'B'‘B’ segment); 500 m increase in 25 kV line length, resulting in an increase of 6 structures
schedule of its RFP process while avoiding the potential cost implications resulting from a future change order of the magnitude of this routing change, WPLP will require all EPC proponents to provide a fixed price to construct the required 115 kV line within a 2 km-wide corridor centered on the centerline of the revised route. It is for this reason that the amended routing for this segment, as shown on the amended maps provided in Schedule `13',‘B’, depicts a wider transmission corridor. WPLP expects proponents to make use of any existing lower-resolution data sources that are publicly available, such as aerial imagery, contour data, and land feature information that are publicly available, as well as any other information that they may reasonably be able to obtain in the course of preparing their proposals. WPLP will also commit to providing the successful proponent with the results of its LiDAR survey and geomorphological analysis for the purpose of finalizing the 404o m ROW within the 2 km-wide constraint.
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SCHEDULE 'B'‘B’
ROUTING AMENDMENT MAPS
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LEGEND
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LEGEND
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Base Data - MNR LIO, obtained 2017, NTDB Severn River Transmission Routes - Provided by Wataynikaneyap Power L.P. and SENES First Nation Communities from Indigenous and Northern 0 1 2 4 Affairs Canada ( www.ainc-inac.gc.ca)www.aino-inac.gc.ca) Produced by Wataynikaneyap Power LP under licence from Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, km © Queens Printer 2017 Projection: Transverse Mercator Datum: NAD 83 Coordinate System: UTM Zone 15 1:100,000 Coordinate System: UTM Zone January 23rd, 2019 Revision 1 Blackbear River 1•Ucrbcr'71 Wataynikaneyap ¯ Power PicklePickle Lake Remote F - BEARSKIN LAKE TS Connection Lines jk PagePage 29 of 33
Bearskin Lake SEVERN RIVER PROVINCIAL PARK
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Base Data - MNR LIO, obtained 2017, NTDB Transmission Routes - Provided by Wataynikaneyap Power L.P. and SENES First Nation Communities from Indigenous and Northern 0 1 2 4 Affairs Canada ( www.ainc-inac.gc.ca)www.aino-inac.gc.ca) Produced by Wataynikaneyap Power LP under licence from Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, km © Queens Printer 2017 Projection: Transverse Mercator Datum: NAD 83 1--1° FAWFAWN RIVER PROVINCIALNC' '' PARK Coordinate System: UTM Zone 15 1:1:100,000100,000 January 23rd, 2019 Revision 1 1•Ucrbcr'71 Wataynikaneyap ¯ Power Pickle Lake Remote Connection Lines Page 30 of 33
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Base Data - MNR LIO, obtained 2017, NTDB q® Transmission Routes - Provided by Wataynikaneyap jk Power L.P. and SENES First Nation Communities from Indigenous and Northern 0 1 2 4 Affairs Canada ( www.ainc-inac.gc.ca)www.aino-inac.gc.ca) Axe River Produced by Wataynikaneyap Power LP under licence Muskrat Dam Lake from Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, Muskrat Dam Lake km © Queens Printer 2017 Reserve Projection: Transverse Mercator Datum: NAD 83 Coordinate System: UTM Zone 15 Throop1:100,000 Lake January 23rd, 2019 Revision 1 Sachigo Lake 3 Reserve 1•Ucrba-171 Wataynikaneyap Sachigo River ¯ Power Pickle Lake Remote Connection Lines Page 31 of 33
LEGEND Proposed 115kV jk Connection to I—I Corridor (As (41' Existing Distribution Amended) Existing Previous Routing of Transmission Line 115kV Corridor Approximate _ _ Proposed 25kV - • Location of HORCI L _ _i Corridor (As Line Amended) - Railway Track — — Previous Routing of L — —I 25kV Corridor Watercourse Laydown Area Provincial Highway MIConstruction Camp RevisedRevised Substation Location DirectlyDirectly Affected PropertyProperty Parcel Property Parcel Wataynikaneyap Transmission Station (incl. Pickle Lake Switching Station) ProposedProposed Line to PicklePickle Lake Corridor FirstFirst Nation Reserve Provincial Park Waterbody q® Airport
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Base Data - MNR LIO, obtained 2017, NTDB Transmission Routes - Provided by Wataynikaneyap Power L.P. and SENES First Nation Communities from Indigenous and Northern 0 1 2 4 Affairs Canada ( www.ainc-inac.gc.ca)www.aino-inac.gc.ca) Produced by Wataynikaneyap Power LP under licence km from Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, © Queens Printer 2017 Projection: Transverse Mercator Datum: NAD 83 1:100,000 Coordinate System: UTM Zone 15 January 23rd, 2019 Revision 1 4•Uo-ba•5' Wataynikaneyap ¯ Power Red Lake Red Lake Remote Connection Lines Page 2 of 24
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Proposed 115kV Connection to Corridor (As jk Existing Amended) Distribution Previous Routing _ _ Existing Chukuni River of 115kV Corridor Transmission Line r — — Proposed 25kV Railway Track — Corridor — Watercourse Laydown Area Road Type Construction Existing mi Camp Existing to Directly Affected Upgrade Property Parcel New Access Property Parcel Winter Road Red Lake Road Switching Station Provincial (incl. Highway Wataynikaneyap Hwy. 125 Junction) UV First Nation Reserve Provincial Park Waterbody q® Airport
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O Base Data - MNR LIO, obtained 2017, NTDB Transmission Routes - Provided by Wataynikaneyap Power L.P. and SENES First Nation Communities from Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada ( www.ainc-inac.gc.ca)www.aino-inac.gc.ca) Killoran Creek Produced by Wataynikaneyap Power LP under licence from Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, © Queens Printer 2017 Starratt Channel 0 0.25 0.5 1 Projection: Transverse Mercator Datum: NAD 83 Coordinate System: UTM Zone 15 km
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42012-0189 Connection Lines PagePage 3 of 24 LEGENDLEGEND ProposedProposed 115kV Connection to CorridorCorridor (As jk Existing Amended) Distribution PreviousPrevious Routing _ _ ExistingExisting of 115kV Corridor Transmission Line — ProposedProposed 25kV RailwayRailway Track Corridor 42012-0158 — WatercourseWatercourse LaydownLaydown Area Road Type ConstructionConstruction ExistingExisting Camp ExistingExisting to DirectlyDirectly Affected Upgrade Property Parcel New Access PropertyProperty Parcel WinterWinter Road RedRed Lake Road Switching Station ProvincialProvincial (incl. Highway Wataynikaneyap Junction) FirstFirst Nation Reserve ProvincialProvincial Park WaterbodyWaterbody Balmer CTS CIq® Airport RED LAKE BALMERTOWN !! Content may not reflect National Geographic's current map policy. Sources: National Geographic, Esri, DeLorme, REFERENCE GL1 (Goldcorp) Base Data - MNR LIO, obtained 2017, NTDB Transmission Routes - Provided by Wataynikaneyap Power L.P. and SENES First Nation Communities from Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada ( www.ainc-inac.gc.ca)www.aino-inac.gc.ca) Produced by Wataynikaneyap Power LP under licence from Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, © Queens Printer 2017 0 0.125 0.25 0.5 Projection: Transverse Mercator Datum: NAD 83 Coordinate System: UTM Zone 15 km 1:12,500 January 23rd, 2019 Revision 1 42012-0036 42012-0035 4•Uo-bcr'7' Wataynikaneyap ¯ Power Red Lake Remote 42012-0069 Connection Lines 42012-0096 PagePage 4 of 24 LEGENDLEGEND ProposedProposed 115kV Connection to Corridor (As jk Existing r Amended) Distribution 42012-0098 PreviousPrevious Routing ExistingExisting of 115kV Corridor Transmission Line Balmer Lake r — — ProposedProposed 25kV RailwayRailway Track — Corridor — WatercourseWatercourse 1-7 LaydownLaydown Area Road Type ConstructionConstruction ExistingExisting CampCamp ExistingExisting to 42012-0111 DirectlyDirectly Affected Upgrade PropertyProperty Parcel New Access PropertyProperty Parcel WinterWinter Road RedRed Lake Road SwitchingSwitching Station ProvincialProvincial (incl. Highway Wataynikaneyap Junction) FirstFirst Nation ReserveReserve ProvincialProvincial Park WaterbodyWaterbody q® Airport RED LAKE BALMERTOWN !! Content may not reflect National Geographic's current map policy. Sources: National Geographic, Esri, DeLorme, REFERENCE Base Data - MNR LIO, obtained 2017, NTDB 42012-0158 Transmission Routes - Provided by Wataynikaneyap Power L.P. and SENES First Nation Communities from Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada ( www.ainc-inac.gc.ca)www.aino-inac.gc.ca) Produced by Wataynikaneyap Power LP under licence from Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, © Queens Printer 2017 0 0.125 0.25 0.5 Projection: Transverse Mercator Datum: NAD 83 Coordinate System: UTM Zone 15 km 1:12,500 January 23rd, 2019 Revision 1 42013-0084 42013-0074 Red Lake 42013-0075 4•Uo-bcr'7' Wataynikaneyap ¯ Power 42013-0139 42013-0070 Red Lake Remote Connection Lines 42013-0071 Page 5 of 24 LEGEND Proposed 115kV Connection to 42013-0066 Corridor (As jk Existing Amended) Distribution Previous Routing _ _ Existing of 115kV Corridor Transmission Line — Proposed 25kV Railway Track Corridor — Watercourse Laydown Area Road Type 42012-0007 Construction Existing 42012-0008 Camp Existing to Directly Affected Upgrade Property Parcel New Access Property Parcel Winter Road Red Lake Switching Station Provincial (incl. 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Highway Wataynikaneyap Junction) FirstFirst Nation ReserveReserve Provincial Park Waterbody CIq® Airport RED LAKE BALMERTOWN !! Content may not reflect National Geographic's current map policy. Sources: National Geographic, Esri, DeLorme, REFERENCE Base Data - MNR LIO, obtained 2017, NTDB Transmission Routes - Provided by Wataynikaneyap Power L.P. and SENES Dolphin Creek PAHNGWAHSHAHSHK OHWEEMUSHKEEGHWEEMUSHKEEC First Nation Communities from Indigenous and Northern BEEKAHNCHEEKAHMEENG DEEBAHNCHEEKAYWEEHN EENAHOHNAHNUHN Affairs Canada ( www.ainc-inac.gc.ca)www.aino-inac.gc.ca) Produced by Wataynikaneyap Power LP under licence from Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, © Queens Printer 2017 0 1 2 4 Projection: Transverse Mercator Datum: NAD 83 Coordinate System: UTM Zone 15 km Sheshepaeseeweeh eseewee Sahkaheekahn/BartdnSahkaheekahn/Barton LaLake e- 1:100,000 January 23rd, 2019 L, Revision 1 Cellistellis Lakea North Spirit Lake Hawley Lakes Whiteloon Lake q® 4•Uo-bv'Li' Wataynikaneyap ¯ jk Power Red Lake Remote North Spirit Lake Connection Lines Reserve Page 21 of 24 Pakeagama Lake LEGEND Proposed 115kV Provincial Park CorridorCorridor (As Waterbody Buckett Lake Amended) Tallrice Lake Previous Routing CIq® Airport of 115kV Corridor Connection to r — — r ProposedProposed 25kV jk Existing REVISED LOCATION — — (As Amended) Distribution V- NORTH SPIRIT — — 1 PreviousPrevious Routing Existing LAKE TS — of 25kV Corridor Transmission Line Pakwashkogana as ogan Lakea e Laydown Area Railway Track Construction Watercourse Duckling Lake CampCamp MI Road Type Previous Existing Pakwan Lake Substation Location Existing to Upgrade Revised L Substation New Access Location Winter Road North Spirit Lake Directly Affected Provincial Reserve Property Parcel Highway North Spirit Lake Property Parcel en Red Lake Switching Station (incl. Wataynikaneyap Junction) Mortley Lake First Nation q® Reserve North Spirit Lake jk Reserve Loree Lake Margot Lake RED LAKE BALMERTOWN !! Cam Lake Content may not reflect National Geographic's current Little Hewitt Lake map policy. Sources: National Geographic, Esri, DeLorme, REFERENCE Russell Lake Base Data - MNR LIO, obtained 2017, NTDB Transmission Routes - Provided by Wataynikaneyap Power L.P. and SENES First Nation Communities from Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada ( www.ainc-inac.gc.ca)www.aino-inac.gc.ca) 0 1 2 4 Produced by Wataynikaneyap Power LP under licence from Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, km Hewitt Lake © Queens Printer 2017 Projection: Transverse Mercator Datum: NAD 83 1:100,000 Coordinate System: UTM Zone 15 Hewitt Creek January 23rd, 2019 Revision 1 - 10 - SCHEDULE 'C'‘C’ CORRESPONDENCE FROM AFFECTED PARTIES 27017665.4 RE: Pickle Crow Road N71446 P71446 - Message (HTML) (Read-Only) ?T— M X FILE MESSAGE MIMECAST x O. Reply gil. L Dubreuilville 7 lai ► Save Attachments • rr _ I tit_i Ck 9-1 1 Ej iii C.41. Reply All S,, - P-ITo Manager 0Properties • Delete _ Move Dsa _ Tags Editing Zoom Add view Sender •., 0 Team Email .. L-4 Forward Fi • . . Activity Reports Details 5 Where Used Delete Respond Quick Steps II Move Zoom InterAction WorkSite A ! 4, 0 l' 4# .Th - : iManage E-Mail Management II.— x rg Tir, . Search for Workspaces (shortcut) - (Ctr1+9) E rD11 a .1. Iii File X Delete V Private I Save Attachments • Mon 11/26/2018 3:21 PM Kelly, Rita (10) RE: Pickle Crow Road N71446 P71446 To Orchard, Sarah Cc Cotter, Andrew (10) ES E''',T2..Lt r 0 Pickle_Crow_Overview_for_10.PDF (475 KB) alPR_23_420320002_09.17.2018.06.44.20.pdf (134 KB) Hi Sarah, I confirm that I will work with you to acquire an easement for access over this parcel and an easement for the transmission line. This property is managed by Andrew Cotter and should you require access agreement to use the road kindly contact Andrew for assistance. Andrew Cotter PMP I Portfolio Real Estate Manager Infrastructure Ontario _ Asset Management, North and East Region 435 James St. South, Suite 115 Thunder Bay, ON P7E 657 EPOntario Rita From: Orchard, Sarah Imailto:[email protected] Sent: Monday, November 26, 2018 2:49 PM To: Kelly, Rita (10) Hi Rita, I will also need some sort of statement (via email is fine) to the Town of Pickle Lake to approve the use of the Pickle Crow Road for access. They originally asked from MTO approval as they believed it was still owned by the MTO. Thanks, Sarah 77044808.127044808.1 RE: [EXTERNAL] RE: Shapefile for Re-route - Message (HTML) (Read-Only) ? — ❑ X EINI MESSAGE MIMECAST Q. Reply 1=a Mark Unread Save Attachments - DubreuilviIle it I K.4 IR 0.Reply All cO. e4 To Manager jig Categorize - o 0 Properties :o Delete Move cp. Editing Zoom Add View Sender . 0 Team Email Q, Forward Cl • II" Follow Up • Activity Reports Details Eli Where Used Delete Respond Quick Steps Move Tags Zoom InterAction WorkSite El 4, 0 t 4. I• iManage E-Mail Management v X rek Search for Workspaces (shortcut) - (Ctr1.9) E 1 a + 13 File X Delete V Private I Save Attachments • Thu 1/24/2019 9:07 AM Christine Saari To Orchard, S arah Cc lames Rus: Shielagh Banfield; John Whyte Good Day Sarah; I don't have any isales with the route as the site has ok'd it. Best of luck with your amendments and hope all goes well. I've just copied my colleagues for their reference. Kind Regard; Chris Christi. Saari 130 Adelaide St West, Suite 3200 Manager Complanca, Lana, RIM, Contract I Gokkorp Canada Ltd 1: 416.956.041.7 I M:41.6.201.2959 I www.ecidooro.com 7.GOLD CORP moo 6,11•00, From: Orchard, Sarah Would we be able to get a response from you about the new routing? Via email is fine. We would intend to file with the 0E8 as an attachment to our routing amendment document. I'm attaching the map pages that will be filed with the 0E8 for reference. This is the latest routing as approved by James below. Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns. Thanks, Sarah Orchard, RWI, Lands Technical Specialist Wataynikaneyap Power Inc-PM 705-255-8248 4iloberV Wespillawmp Paw 27044959.1 - 11 - SCHEDULE 'D'‘D’ AMENDED LANDOWNER LINE LIST [FILED CONFIDENTIALLY] 27017665.4 - 12 - SCHEDULE E MAP OF CORRECTED PINs 27017665.4 Collishaw Lake 1•Ucrba-171 Wataynikaneyap Power 42032-0211 Badesdawa Lake PIPESTONE RIVER PROVINCIAL PARK ¯ Kawinogans River Bow Lake Pickle Crow Road PIN Correction TarpCreek 42032-0126 LEGEND ProposedProposed Line to Existing PicklePickle Lake Corridor Transmission Line Cohen Cohen Avenue CORRECTED PIN PICKLE CROW ROAD Cohen Cohen Avenue M1M (Goldcorp) Proposed Pickle Watercourse 42032-0229 LakeLake Remote I-IConnection Line =Provincial Highway Corridor Proposed Hydro 42032-0126 One Tie In New Access Directly Affected Property Parcel Ponsford Creek Crow River DS 0 1 2 4 Property Parcel E1C Line (HONI) Wataynikaneyap km Transmission Station (incl. Pickle Lake Switching 1:100,000 Station) Goldcorp Substation Wataynikaneyapataynikaneyap TS First Loon Lake Waterbody (incl. Pickleckle Lake Switching Station) Tarp Lake Second Loon Lake 42032-0141 42032-0140 Kibler Lake CORRECTED PIN 42032-0230 42032-0145 First Loon Creek Hwy. 599 UV First Loon Creek Croshaw Lake Kawinogans River Pickle Creek REFERENCE Hook Lake Base Data - MNR LIO, obtained 2017, NTDB Transmission Routes - Provided by Wataynikaneyap Power L.P. and SENES E1C Line (HONI) First Nation Communities from Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada ( www.ainc-inac.gc.ca)www.ainc-inac.gc.ca) Eckford Lake Produced by Wataynikaneyap Power LP under licence from Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, © Queens Printer 2017 Rouble Lake Projection: Transverse Mercator Datum: NAD 83 Pickle Lake Coordinate System: UTM Zone 15 E1C Line (HONI) January 23rd, 2019 Revision 1 - 13 - SCHEDULE 'F'‘F’ NEWS RELEASE FOR ADDITION OF PARTICIPATING FIRST NATIONS 27017665.4 -75'--7*:) ------,-_- - 4• Ucrbcr 11 \Wataynikaneyap Power January 17, 2019 Wataynikaneyap Power First Nation Partnership ExpandsExpands to Include Mishkeegogamang First Nation and Ojibway Nation of Saugeen;Saugeen; Fortis sells minority position to Algonquin THUNDER BAY (January 17, 2019)—Less2019)—Less than a month after Wataynikaneyap Power energized its first line to bring grid power to the First Nation community of Pikangikum, another historic milestone has been reached. Today,Today, Wataynikaneyap Power announced that Mishkeegogamang and Ojibway Nation of SaugeenSaugeen legally joinedjoined the First NationsNations-led-led power project, bringing the number of First Nations communities who are equal owners in the project to 24. “"II am very pleased to say that Wataynikaneyap’sWataynikaneyap's engagement and discussions have resulted in an even stronger partnership of 24 First NaNationstions who have agreed to work together to connect the 17 remote First Nations to the grid,"grid,” said Margaret KenequanashKenequanash,, Chief Executive Officer, Wataynikaneyap PowerPower.. “"ThisThis is a significant project milestone that will have a powerful positive impact to the Indigenous People of the homeland in harnessing opportunities, improving community infrastructure and growth."growth.” “We"We are pleased to support this Project which we believe will allow First Nation communities to access a reliable, clean power supply while also bringing health and economic benefits to each of the communities involved,”involved," said Chief David Masakeyash of Mishkeegogamang First Nation. “We"We look forward to continuing to work with Wataynikaneyap Power throughthrough ongoing engagement with our trappers and land users, and to identify additional economic benefits, including business and employment opportunities, for our FirstFirst Nation and our First Nation partners. We are being assured that these discussions will be ongoing and respected. We also congratulate Pikangikum First Nation who has recently become the initial First Nation to be connected.”connected." “We’re"We're pleased to see all 24 First Nations join the partnershippartnership,",” said Barry Perry, President and ChiefChief Executive Officer of project partner FortiFortiss Inc. “With"With the recent connection of Pikangikum, work is well underway to advance the project.”project." Simultaneous with the two First Nations joining the partnershippartnership,, partner Fortis Inc. has entered into an arrangement with Mishkeegogamang First Nation and OjibwOjibwayay Nation of Saugeen'sSaugeen’s utility partner, Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. ("Algonquin"),(“Algonquin”), for a minority share of its ownership. “"AlgonquinAlgonquin and our First Nation partners are pleased to join forces with the Wataynikaneyap Power team for this important project,”project," said Ian Robertson, Chief Executive Officer, Algonquin. “Our"Our continuing focus on Northern Ontario transmission is based on a recognition that access to clean and reliable energy sources plays a critical role in the health, wellwell-being-being and economic opportunities for the communities served by this project and we are pleased to partner on this important projectproject.".” The transmission project is making significant progress toward the completion of regulatory permittingpermitting.. ConstructionConstruction is pplannedlanned to begin later this year with a competitively selected EPC contractor. More information on the project is available at www.wataypower.ca Contact: Kristine Carmichael, Wataynikaneyap Power (905)(905) 994994-3637-3637 [email protected] About Wataynikaneyap Power: Wataynikaneyap Power is licensed transmission companycompany,, regulated by the Ontario Energy BoardBoard,, and majoritymajority-owned-owned by a partnership of 24 First Nation communities in partnership with private investors led by Fortis Inc. To connect remote First Nations commcommunitiesunities to the electrical grid, Wataynikaneyap Power will develop, manage construction, and operate approximately 1,800 kilometers of 230 kV, 115 kV, and 44 kV lines in northwestern Ontario. For further information, please visit: www.wataypower.ca, or www.fortisinc.com.