Trans Mountain Pipeline ULC

Part 1 - Consultation Update No. 3

Trans Mountain Expansion Project

February 2015

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TABLE 1.6.2-3

WESTRIDGE MARINE FISHERIES OFFSET WORKSHOP, VANCOUVER BC - ATTENDEES

Organization

City of Port Moody

Vancouver Aquarium

District of North Vancouver

Village of Belcarra

Pacific Wildlife Foundation

University of British Columbia (UBC)

Pacific Salmon Foundation

Note

:

Some organizations had more than one representative in attendance.

Table 1.6.2-4 provides a summary of concerns raised at the Westridge Marine Fisheries Offset

Workshop in Vancouver, BC:

TABLE 1.6.2-4

SUMMARY OF CONCERNS – WESTRIDGE MARINE FISHERIES OFFSET WORKSHOP,

VANCOUVER BC

Category

Summary of Concern Raised

Environmental – Marine

Corporate Policy –

Legacy?

•

Potential impacts from marine habitat enhancements attracting young harbor seals

and sea lions

•

Oceanographic processes around the Westridge Marine Terminal

•

Potential negative impact on juvenile salmon moving through the area

•

Eelgrass recovery/restoration in Burrard Inlet/Indian Arm

•

Concern for invasive species

•

Preference for a restoration process for whole inlet instead of one offs

•

Who takes responsibility for the proposed reef?

Environmental – Terrestrial

Geotechnical Terrain

Geotechnical feasibility of tunnel

1.7

Emergency Management Stakeholder Workshops (EMSW), Part 2

Emergency planning and response have been areas of concern in both pipeline and marine

communities.

1.7.1

Emergency Management One-on-One Meetings

Trans Mountain held a series of one-on-one meetings with first responders in the Lower

Mainland/Fraser Valley. The purpose of the meetings was to introduce

first responders to Mr.

John Clarke who joined TMEP in spring 2014 as Lead, Emergency Management Programs for

the Project, to ensure they had pertinent information about the proposed Project, and introduce

the concept of EMSW.

Table 1.7.1-1 provides summary of the concerns raised during the one-on-one emergency

response meetings.