Trans Mountain Pipeline ULC
Consultation Update No. 2
Trans Mountain Expansion Project
July 2014
Page 61
TABLE 1.5.5-18
Cont'd
Topic
Summary of New Key Issues/Concerns
Human Activity
& Land Use
•
Need to balance impacts to environment and human impact; routing along the east
side of golf course will impact environment, and along the west will impact many
residents
•
Disruption to natural areas north of golf course
•
Human impacts during construction (
i.e.,
nuisance)
Burnaby, BC
The results of the Burnaby Workshop are summarized in Tables 1.5.5-19 through 1.5.5-21.
TABLE 1.5.5-19
PROPOSED PIPELINE CORRIDOR OPTIMIZATION WORKSHOP – BURNABY, BC
Region
Location
Date
Number of
Attendees
Lower Mainland/Fraser
Valley
Executive Plaza, North Road,
Coquitlam
April 3, 2014
4:00 – 6:10 pm
9
The following is a listing of only those organizations in attendance at the Proposed Pipeline Corridor
Optimization Workshop (Burnaby).
TABLE 1.5.5-20
ATTENDEES – BURNABY, BC
Organization
BC Fly Fishers Federation
Member of Legislative Assembly (MLA)
Burnaby Board of Trade
Simon Fraser University (SFU)
Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure
Stoney Creek Streamkeepers
Note:
Some organizations had more than one representative in attendance.
TABLE 1.5.5-21
SUMMARY OF NEW KEY ISSUES/CONCERNS – BURNABY, BC
Topic
Summary of New Key Issues/Concerns
Land
•
Geotechnical concerns; seismic withstand and creation of potential geotechnical
concerns with trenchless methods through Burnaby Mountain
Air
•
Odour control at Burnaby Terminal
Water
•
Protect water resources in the event of a spill
•
Trenchless option through Burnaby Mountain; positively response
Human Activity &
Land Use
•
No new issues raised
1.5.6
Open Houses
Trans Mountain also hosted Public Open Houses that provided stakeholders with an opportunity to receive
updated Project information, to review area-specific revisions to the proposed pipeline corridor since filing
the NEB Application in December 2013, and to provide feedback to Trans Mountain.
