Enbridge Pipelines (NW) Inc. (“Enbridge”) 2018/2019 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT Land Use Permit MV2013P0011
Prepared for: Mackenzie Valley Land and Water Board
June 2019 Enbridge Pipelines (NW) Inc. (“Enbridge”) 2018/2019 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT Land Use Permit MV2013P0011
The information required for this report, as specified by Land Use Permit MV2013P0011 Part C Condition 9, is provided below.
a. A summary of off right-of-way activities undertaken and locations used for those activities;
For the reporting year May 2018 to April 2019, Enbridge required occasional use of off right-of-way (ROW) access trails and shoo-flies. The trails and shoo-flies that were utilized during the reporting period are summarized in Appendix A (below).
Enbridge also maintained the fireguards surrounding remote valve sites and facilities as required.
b. Waste audit (detailing types, volumes and ultimate disposal location)
No wastes were generated or disposed of as a result of activities on land use permitted areas during the reporting period.
c. A report on the volume of quarry materials removed from borrow sites;
No quarry materials were removed from permitted borrow sites during the reporting period.
d. A summary of all activities carried out under the Engagement Plan.
Enbridge continues to be guided by the Enbridge Pipelines (NW) Inc., Norman Wells Pipeline System Stakeholder Engagement Plan, 2013 (Engagement Plan) on file with the MVLWB. Enbridge is not aware of any outstanding concerns relating to use of off right-of-way access trails or any other land use permitted activities. A summary of engagement activities undertaken by Enbridge during the reporting period is provided below:
• Courtesy visits and follow-up communications with various communities and stakeholders regarding general operations and maintenance, reclamation activities, as well as meetings held to discuss Enbridge’s Public Awareness Program. Communities and stakeholders from various organizations included fire departments, RCMP, health centres, and town/village offices from Wrigley, Fort Simpson, Jean Marie River, Trout Lake, Tulita and Norman Wells were engaged in-person, in addition to Liidlii Kue First Nation, Fort Simpson Metis Local #52, Pehdzeh Ki First Nation, Jean Marie First Nation, Saamba Ke First Nation, Tulita Dene First Nation, Tulita Renewable Resources Council, Tulita Land Corporation and the Norman Wells Land Corporation.
• In July of 2018 Enbridge notified all Line 21 communities and groups through meetings and emails that Enbridge had received the MVLWB Land Use Permit extension.
• In October 2018 Sahtu communities were invited to participate in the annual emergency response exercise held near Fort Simpson.
• In person meetings occurred in October of 2018, February 2019 and April 2019 with the following organizations and communities to discuss the Indigenous & Community Engagement Plan for the MVLWB Land Use Permit renewal application, public awareness, emergency response, safety and economic inclusion: Enbridge Pipelines (NW) Inc. (“Enbridge”) 2018/2019 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT Land Use Permit MV2013P0011
Sahtu Region o Tulita Dene Band o Fort Norman Métis Land and Financial Corporation o Norman Wells Land Corporation o Tulita District Land Corporation o Tulita Land Corporation o Tulita Renewable Resource Council o Norman Wells Renewable Resource Council o Hamlet of Tulita o Town of Norman Wells
Dehcho Region o Liidii Kue First Nation o Jean Marie River First Nation o Sambaa K’e First Nation o Pehdzeh Ki First Nations o Dehcho First Nation o Fort Simpson Métis Nation Local #52 o Village of Fort Simpson
Enbridge Pipelines (NW) Inc. (“Enbridge”) 2018/2019 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT Land Use Permit MV2013P0011
APPENDIX A
Access Trails utilized during 2018/2019 reporting period:
No. Map Sheet Feature Name KP Trail Type
1 SHT-02 TR-5 19 Access
2 SHT 03 TR-01,02,05,06,09 30 Access
3 SHT-04 TR-02, 04,5A,06 46 Access
4 SHT-05 TR-01,02,06,07,08 63 Access
5 SHT-06 TR-01,03,07 72 Access
6 SHT-07 TR-04,06,07,08 83 Access
7 SHT-10 TR-02,03 122 Access
8 SHT-12 TR-03,06 160 Access
9 SHT-14 TR-02,04,07 179 Access
10 SHT-21 TR-04 280 Access
11 SHT-22 TR-01,04 284 Access
12 SHT-23 TR-02 311 Access
13 SHT-26 TR-03 348 Access
14 SHT-28 TR-05 378 Access
15 SHT-33 TR-02 440 Access
16 SHT-41 TR-01 541 Access