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Dominion Transmission, Inc.
701 E. Cary Street, Richmond, VA 23219
October 31, 2014
Kimberly Bose, Secretary
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
888 First Street, N.E.
Washington, D.C. 20426
Re:
Supply Header Project
Request to Initiate the Pre-Filing Process
Docket No. PF15-___-000
Dear Ms. Bose:
Dominion Transmission Inc. (Dominion) proposes to construct and operate approximately 34
miles of pipeline loop and modify existing compression facilities in West Virginia and
Pennsylvania. This Project, referred to as the Supply Header Project (SHP or Project), will
enable Dominion to provide firm transportation service to various customers, including Atlantic
Coast Pipeline, LLC, a joint venture comprised of subsidiaries of Dominion Resources, Duke
Energy, Piedmont Natural Gas, and AGL Resources. Atlantic Coast Pipeline, LLC is proposing
to construct and operate the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP), which includes approximately 554
miles of natural gas transmission pipeline and associated aboveground facilities, to deliver
natural gas from supply areas in West Virginia to growing markets in Virginia and North
Carolina. Atlantic Coast Pipeline, LLC will be a “Foundation Shipper” in Dominion’s SHP, and
will utilize the SHP capacity to allow its shippers access to natural gas supplies from various
Dominion receipt points for further delivery to points along the ACP.
Pursuant to 18 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) § 157.21(b) of the Federal Energy Regulatory
Commission’s (FERC or Commission) regulations, Dominion requests that Commission staff
initiate a National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) pre-filing review of the SHP. To support
this request to use the Commission’s pre-filing process, Dominion is submitting the information
below in accordance with § 157.21(d) of the Commission’s regulations.
While Dominion and Atlantic Coast Pipeline, LLC intend to file separate Certificate
Applications with the Commission for the SHP and ACP, respectively, Dominion and Atlantic
Coast Pipeline, LLC understand that both Projects may be reviewed by Commission Staff in the
same NEPA document because the Projects are closely related. Accordingly, Atlantic Coast
Pipeline, LLC will also request that Commission staff initiate NEPA pre-filing review of the
ACP under separate cover.
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I.
A description of the schedule desired for the project including the expected
application filing date and the desired date for Commission approval (18 CFR §
157.21(d)(1)).
Dominion plans to file an Application with the Commission approximately ten months after
receiving a notice from the Director of the Office of Energy Projects approving the use of the
pre-filing process. During this time, Dominion will work with Commission staff and other
stakeholders to prepare and submit complete draft Resource Reports for staff review. Dominion
intends to file an Application for the SHP as soon as Commission staff agrees that Dominion’s
draft Resource Reports are complete and address the issues identified during scoping. Dominion
expects that this filing will occur in September 2015. Dominion anticipates that Commission
staff will issue a Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the SHP and ACP in January
2016 and a Final EIS in May 2016. Dominion will request that the Commission reach a decision
on the SHP and issue a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity (Certificate) in July
2016. This will allow Dominion to prepare an Implementation Plan and initial requests for
Notice to Proceed with construction to commence activities in the Fall of 2016. The Project has
a planned in-service date in the Fall of 2018. Key milestones for the Project are listed below.
Milestone
Dominion files request to use the Commission’s pre-filing process
FERC issues the Director’s Notice and a pre-filing docket number
Dominion files preliminary draft Resource Report 1 and an
Alternatives Summary
Dominions files draft Resource Reports 1 through 12
Dominion files its Certificate Application
Commission staff issue a final EIS
FERC issues Order Issuing Certificate for the SHP
Dominion commences construction activities
Dominion commences in-service of Project facilities
II.
Date
October 2014
November 2014
December 2014
April - May 2015
September 2015
May 2016
July 2016
September 2016
November 2018
For LNG terminal facilities, a description of the zoning and availability of the
proposed site and marine facility location (18 CFR § 157.21 (d)(2)).
Not applicable. No LNG facilities are proposed for the SHP.
III.
For natural gas facilities other than LNG terminal facilities and related
jurisdictional natural gas facilities, an explanation of why the prospective applicant
is requesting to use the pre-filing process under this section (18 CFR § 157.21
(d)(3)).
Use of the pre-filing process will provide for a more efficient and complete regulatory review of
the SHP, which will help Dominion meet its planned in-service date. The process will allow
agencies, affected landowners, and other stakeholders to work cooperatively with Dominion and
Commission staff to identify and address environmental issues prior to the filing of the
Certificate Application. The open and proactive communication associated with the pre-filing
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process will allow Dominion to identify issues and prepare a Certificate Application that
addresses stakeholder concerns regarding the Project. Moreover, early stakeholder engagement
is consistent with Dominion’s commitment to building and maintaining strong relationships with
the communities in which it operates.
IV.
A detailed description of the project, including location maps and plot plans to scale
showing all major plant components that will serve as the initial discussion point for
stakeholder review (18 CFR § 157.21 (d)(4)).
The SHP will allow Dominion to supply various firm transportation customers, which allows the
transport of natural gas from supply areas in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia to market
areas with constrained pipeline capacity. Of significance, Atlantic Coast Pipeline, LLC, a
Foundation Shipper of the SHP, will transport natural gas supplies to growing market areas in
Virginia and North Carolina. Additional supplies of natural gas are needed in Virginia and North
Carolina to support power generation and provide fuel for residential, commercial, and industrial
uses to meet existing and projected future demand. From 2008 to 2013, demand for gas-fired
electric power generation grew by 459 percent in North Carolina and 123 percent in Virginia.
Overall demand for natural gas for all uses grew by 50 and 37 percent, respectively, in North
Carolina and Virginia between 2008 and 2012 (U.S. Energy Information Administration, 2014
Annual Energy Outlook).
Demand for natural gas in southern Virginia and North Carolina is expected to increase in
coming decades due to a combination of population growth and displacement of coal-fired
electric power generation. By 2025, the U.S. Census Bureau predicts 2.1 million new residents
in North Carolina and 1.8 million new residents in Virginia. At the same time, use of natural gas
for power generation is expected to increase significantly. By 2035, natural gas is expected to
surpass coal as the most common fuel for electric power generation due to coal-fired plant
retirements and low natural gas prices (U.S. Energy Information Administration, 2014 Annual
Energy Outlook).
With the SHP, Dominion is responding to customer demand for additional natural gas supplies
from domestic sources. Specifically, Dominion proposes to construct the following new
facilities.
Pipeline Loops:
•
TL-635 - approximately 30 miles of 36-inch outside diameter natural gas pipeline loop
adjacent to Dominion’s existing TL-360 pipeline in Harrison, Doddridge, Tyler, and
Wetzel Counties, West Virginia.
•
TL-636 - approximately 4 miles of 30-inch outside diameter natural gas pipeline loop
adjacent to Dominion’s existing LN-25 pipeline in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.
Compressor Stations:
•
Mockingbird Hill Compressor Station - modifications and/or additions at or near
Dominion’s existing Mockingbird Hill Compressor Station in Wetzel County, West
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Virginia, resulting in approximately 42,000 horsepower (hp) of additional compression at
this site.
•
JB Tonkin Compressor Station - modifications at Dominion’s existing JB Tonkin
Compressor Station in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, resulting in approximately
26,000 hp of additional compression at this site.
•
Crayne Compressor Station - modifications at Dominion’s existing Crayne Compressor
Station in Greene County, Pennsylvania, resulting in approximately 7,000 hp of
additional compression at this site.
Other Facilities:
•
Valve sites at select points along the pipeline loops at intervals specified by U.S.
Department of Transportation regulations (49 CFR Part 192).
•
Two pig launcher and two pig receiver sites at the end of each of the new pipelines.
•
Crossover piping at Dominion’s existing Burch Ridge Compressor Station in Marshall
County, West Virginia.
The SHP would enable Dominion to deliver up to 1.5 million dekatherms per day of natural gas
to the SHP Shippers. Atlantic Coast Pipeline, LLC has already committed to 1.36 million
dekatherms per day of the SHP proposed capacity.
A majority of the pipeline facilities (greater than 80 percent) will be co-located with Dominion’s
existing pipeline rights-of-way on privately owned lands. The current proposed route of TL-635
will not cross any federal land but will cross approximately 5 miles of West Virginia Division of
Natural Resources lands in the Lewis Wetzel Wildlife Management Area. No federal or state
lands are expected to be crossed by TL-636.
An overview map depicting the proposed pipeline routes for the SHP is attached as Exhibit A.
More detailed route maps are attached as Exhibit B. Because engineering of the Project is
ongoing, specific locations of aboveground facility sites have not yet been determined, and plot
plans for the compressor stations and metering and regulating stations are not available at this
time. Dominion anticipates filing location maps and preliminary plot plans for these facilities
with its preliminary Resource Report 1 in December 2014.
At this time, Dominion is not aware of the need for any nonjurisdictional facilities associated
with or required for the SHP. Should any such facilities be identified during the pre-filing
process, Dominion will provide that information to FERC for possible inclusion in the scope of
NEPA review.
As noted above, Atlantic Coast Pipeline, LLC will request that Commission staff initiate NEPA
pre-filing review of the ACP under separate cover. Dominion understands that the SHP and
ACP may be reviewed by Commission staff in the same NEPA document.
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V.
A list of the relevant federal and state agencies in the project area with permitting
requirements. For LNG terminal facilities, the list shall identify the agency
designated by the governor of the state in which the project will be located to
consult with the Commission regarding state and local safety considerations. The
filing shall include a statement indicating:
(i)
that those agencies are aware of the prospective applicant’s intention to use the
pre-filing process (including contact names and telephone numbers);
(ii)
whether the agencies have agreed to participate in the process;
(iii) how the applicant has accounted for agency schedules for issuance of federal
authorizations; and
(iv) when the applicant proposes to file with these agencies for their respective
permits or other authorizations (18 CFR § 157.21 (d)(5)).
Exhibit C contains a table listing relevant federal and state agencies with regulatory review or
permitting authority over the SHP. For each agency, the table provides a contact name, address,
and telephone number; identifies key agency contacts to date; and indicates if the agency has
agreed to participate in the NEPA pre-filing process.
Exhibit D contains a table listing each permit or approval required for the SHP by issuing
agency; the anticipated dates for the submittal of each permit application; and the anticipated
dates of approval by each agency. As shown in this table, Dominion plans to file applications for
the major federal and state authorizations prior to or concurrent with its submission of the
Certificate Application to the Commission. Dominion anticipates that the agencies will issue
authorizations to the Project either before or in accordance with the schedule set by the
Commission pursuant to 18 CFR § 157.9.
Dominion has contacted each of the agencies identified in Exhibit C by telephone or letter to
introduce the SHP.
VI.
A list and description of the interest of other persons and organizations who have
been contacted about the project (including contact names and telephone numbers)
(18 CFR § 157.21 (d)(6)).
Exhibit E contains a table that lists stakeholders identified by Dominion (excluding affected
landowners and the agencies listed in Exhibit C) that have been or will be contacted about the
Project. The table provides the name, address, and telephone number for each stakeholder.
Dominion has contacted each of these stakeholders by telephone, letter, or meeting.
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Exhibit F, which is being filed separately as Privileged and Confidential, contains the names and
contact information for affected landowners1. Dominion has contacted each of the landowners to
introduce the SHP and advise them of the survey activities (civil, biological, and cultural
resources) required to plan the Project.
VII.
A description of what work has already been done, e.g., contacting stakeholders,
agency consultations, project engineering, route planning, environmental and
engineering contractor engagement, environmental surveys/studies, and open
houses. This description shall also include the identification of the environmental
and engineering firms and sub-contractors under contract to develop the project (18
CFR § 157.21 (d)(7)).
Activities conducted to date are described topically below.
Contacting Stakeholders:
As discussed above, Dominion has contacted interested stakeholders and affected landowners to
provide information on the SHP. Presentations and meetings have and will continue to be held
with elected officials, county boards, and other interested stakeholders along the route. In
addition to in-person and county board meetings, Dominion will provide stakeholders with
multiple and ongoing opportunities for dialogue in the form of public Open Houses and
community informational sessions. The primary purpose of these meetings will be to share
information, answer questions and, most importantly, solicit input from stakeholders regarding
issues and concerns to be addressed in Project communications and additional outreach
activities. These meetings will also help Dominion to identify new stakeholders to include in
outreach activities, an important step in developing relationships with new stakeholders and
building on existing ones. These meetings will ensure that stakeholders learn about important
Project developments from Dominion. As applicable, information obtained from stakeholder
meetings will be documented and included in relevant regulatory reports.
Additionally, Dominion has established a Project website (www.dom.com/supplyheader) to share
information on the SHP, including Project maps, a fact sheet, and answers to frequently asked
questions. The website identifies a dedicated toll free hotline (888-895-8716) for affected
landowners and a Project email address (TBD) for stakeholders and affected landowners to
contact Dominion and ask questions about the SHP.
Agency Consultations:
Activities conducted to date to engage regulatory agencies are described above. Information on
agency engagement is also provided in the table in Exhibit C.
1
Dominion requests that, pursuant to 18 C.F.R. § 388.112, the information filed in Exhibit F be treated as Privileged
and Confidential, and that it not be released to the public. This exhibit is labeled “Contains Privileged Information –
Do Not Release” and contains landowner information that is customarily treated as Privileged and Confidential.
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Project Engineering:
Activities conducted to date by Dominion’s engineering group include: preliminary Project
design; identification and refinement of a preliminary route; identification of potential
aboveground facility sites; and ongoing pedestrian reconnaissance; initial design planning; initial
hydraulic analysis; and ongoing routing and civil survey.
Route and Facility Planning:
Dominion identified preliminary desktop routes and compressor station locations/modifications
based on potential receipt and delivery points, review of engineering and constructability
constraints, and review of environmental, cultural resource, and landowner constraints.
Dominion is addressing engineering, residential, environmental, and cultural resource issues; to
provide a route and station locations that can safely be constructed; and to avoid sensitive
features, where feasible. Existing stations and looping are being considered to the maximum
extent feasible and practicable.
Engineering and Environmental Subcontractors:
Dominion is engineering the SHP in-house. Dominion contracted with GAI Consultants, Inc.
(GAI) to conduct centerline and civil surveys and prepare aerial-based construction alignment
sheets for the Project. Dominion contracted with Natural Resource Group, LLC (NRG) to
provide environmental and permitting support services, conduct and manage environmental field
surveys, and support stakeholder engagement activities. NRG retained D&D West to assist with
biological field surveys.
Civil Survey:
GAI is conducting a civil survey to document the centerline and other features along the
proposed pipeline routes (e.g., fences, streams, utilities, roads, access roads, buildings and
property lines). As of this filing, civil survey has been completed along approximately 13 miles
or about 38 percent of the combined length of the proposed pipeline routes. Dominion
anticipates that a majority of the civil survey will be completed in the Fall of 2014.
Environmental and Cultural Resources Surveys/Studies:
NRG and its biological subcontractor are conducting biological surveys to delineate wetlands
and waterbodies, document suitable habitat for sensitive species, and document locations of
noxious weed populations along the proposed pipeline routes. As of this filing, biological
surveys have been completed along approximately 10 miles or about 30 percent of the combined
length of the proposed pipeline routes. Dominion anticipates that a majority of the biological
surveys will be completed in the Fall of 2014. Presence/absence surveys for federally listed
threatened and endangered species will be completed in the Spring and Summer of 2015.
NRG is conducting an identification-phase cultural resources survey to document archaeological
and historic sites and structures along the proposed pipeline routes. As of this filing, cultural
resources surveys have been completed along approximately 13 miles or about 38 percent of the
combined length of the proposed pipeline routes. Dominion anticipates that a majority of the
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cultural resources surveys will be completed in the Fall of 2014, with the remainder to be
completed in the Spring and Summer of 2015. Site testing, if required will be completed in the
Spring and Summer of 2015.
Results from the biological and cultural resources surveys will be provided in stand-alone reports
and summarized in the draft and final Resource Reports that Dominion will file with the FERC.
Open Houses:
Dominion will host informational Open Houses for the SHP at several locations in the Project
area. The Open Houses are tentatively planned for January 2015 during the pre-filing period.
VIII. For LNG terminal projects, proposals for at least three prospective third-party
contractors from which Commission staff may make a selection to assist in the
preparation of the requisite NEPA document (18 CFR § 157.21 (d)(8)).
Not applicable. No LNG facilities are proposed for the SHP.
IX.
For natural gas facilities other than LNG terminal facilities and related
jurisdictional natural gas facilities, proposals for at least three prospective thirdparty contractors from which Commission staff may make a selection to assist in the
preparation of the requisite NEPA document, or a proposal for the submission of an
applicant-prepared draft Environmental Assessment as determined during the
initial consultation (18 CFR § 157.21 (d)(9)).
Since the NEPA review for the SHP may be completed in the same process and document as the
ACP, as directed by the FERC staff, Dominion submits that the same prospective third-party
contractors proposed by Atlantic Coast Pipeline, LLC can be used to prepare a separate thirdparty environmental impact assessment for both the SHP and ACP.
X.
Acknowledgement that a complete Environmental Report and complete application
are required at the time of filing (18 CFR § 157.21 (d)(10)).
Dominion acknowledges that a complete Environmental Report and complete Certificate
Application are required at the time of filing.
XI.
A description of a Public Participation Plan that identifies specific tools and actions
to facilitate stakeholder communications and public information, including a project
website and a single point of contact. This plan also describes how the applicant
intends to respond to requests for information from federal and state permitting
agencies, including, if applicable, the governor’s designated agency for consultation
regarding state and local safety considerations with respect to LNG facilities (18
CFR § 157.21 (d)(11)).
Dominion’s Public Involvement Plan for the SHP is attached as Exhibit G.
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XII.
Certification that a Letter of Intent and a Preliminary WSA have been submitted to
the U. S. Coast Guard or, for modifications to an existing or approved LNG
terminal, that the U. S. Coast Guard did not require such information (18 CFR §
157.21 (d)(12)).
Not applicable. No LNG facilities are proposed for the SHP.
For all the reasons stated above, Dominion requests that Commission staff initiate the pre-filing
process for the SHP by November 14, 2014.
Sincerely,
/s/ Matthew R. Bley
Matthew R. Bley
Dominion Transmission, Inc.
Director, Gas Transmission Certificates
Attached Exhibits:
Exhibit A:
Exhibit B:
Exhibit C:
Exhibit D:
Exhibit E:
Exhibit F:
Exhibit G:
Overview Map
Route Maps
Federal and State Regulatory Agencies and Indian Tribes
Permit Table
Stakeholders and Other Interested Persons and Organizations
Landowner List (filed under separate cover)
Public Involvement Plan
Supply Header Project
Pipeline Loops
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Westmoreland
Pennsylvania
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This information is for environmental review purposes only.
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General Location Map
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Route Maps
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Route Maps
Other Facilities
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Agency & Address
Pre-filing
Key Contacts
Participant
Primary Contact(s)
Telephone
Email(s)
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Huntington District
502 Eighth Street
Huntington, WV 25701
Mark Taylor - Regulatory Chief
Adam Fannin - Regulatory Specialist
304-399-6903
304-399-6901
mark.a.taylor@usace.army.mil
adam.e.fannin@usace.army.mil
TBD a
Introductory e-mail sent on 10/30/2014
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Pittsburgh District
2200 William S. Moorhead Federal Building
1000 Liberty Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Karen Kockenbach - Section Chief South
Dan Bacon - Permit Reviewer
Jared Pritts - Sr. Regulatory Specialist
412-395-7179
412-395-7251
412-395-7517
karen.a.kochenbach@usace.army.
mil
danny.r.bacon@usace.army.mil
jared.n.pritts@usace.army.mil
TBD
Introductory e-mail sent on 10/30/2014
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
West Virginia Ecological Services Field Office
694 Beverly Pike
Elkins, WV 26241
Barbara Douglas - Endangered Species
Liz Stout - Biologist
304-636-6586 (main)
barbara_douglas@fws.gov
elizabeth_stout@fws.gov
TBD
Introductory letter sent on 10/28/14
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Pennsylvania Ecological Services Field Office
315 South Allen Street, Suite 322
State College, PA 16801-4850
Lora Zimmerman - Project Leader
Melinda Turner - Biologist
814-234-4090, ext. 233
814-234-4090, ext. 229
lora_zimmerman@fws.gov
melinda_turner@fws.gov
TBD
Introductory letter sent on 10/28/14
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Natural Resources Conservation Service
1400 Independence Ave., SW
Room 5105-A
Washington, D.C., 20250
Jessica Grove - WRP Contact
Sharif Branham - CRP Contact
202-720-1067
202-720-1870
jessica.groves@wdc.usda.gov
sharif.branham@wdc.usda.gov
TBD
Information requests submitted on
10/28/14
WV Department of Environmental Protection
Division of Air Quality
601 57th Street, SE
Charleston, WV 25304
Jack Fedczak - Assistant Director for Permitting
Beverley McKeone - NSR Program Manager
Carrie McCumbers - Title V Permitting
304-926-0499, ext. 1259
304-926-0499, ext. 1260
304-926-0499, ext. 1226
james.p.fedczak@wv.gov
beverly.d.mckeone@wv.gov
carrie.mccumbers@wv.gov
TBD
Introductory e-mail sent on 10/30/2014
WV Department of Environmental Protection
Division of Water and Waste Management
601 57th Street, SE
Charleston, WV 25304
Patrick Campbell - Deputy Director
Wilma Reip - 401 Certification
Connie Anderson - Stormwater Manager
Joe Cochran - Stormwater Permits
John Perkins - General Permits
304-929-0499, ext. 1046
304-926-0499, ext. 1599
304-926-0499, ext. 1073
304-926-0499, ext. 1069
304-926-0499, ext. 1031
patrick.v.campbell@wv.gov
wilma.reip@wv.gov
connie.j.anderson@wv.gov
joseph.w.cochran@wv.gov
john.m.perkins@wv.gov
TBD
Introductory e-mail sent on 10/29/2014
WV Division of Natural Resources
Wildlife Resources Section
P.O. Box 67 Ward Road
Elkins, WV 26241
Barbara Sargent
304-637-0245
barbara.d.sargent@wv.gov
TBD
Information request submitted on
10/30/14
WV Division of Natural Resources
Office of Land and Streams
Building 74, Room 200
324 4th Avenue
South Charleston, WV 25303
Joe Scarberry - Supervisor
304-558-3225
joe.t.scarberry@wv.gov
TBD
Introductory e-mail sent on 10/29/2014
Federal
West Virginia
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Contact Table - Federal and State Regulatory Agencies and Indian Tribes
Pre-filing
Key Contacts
Participant
Agency & Address
Primary Contact(s)
Telephone
Email(s)
WV Department of Culture Recreation, and
Tourism
State Historic Preservation Office
The Cultural Center
1900 Kanawha Boulevard, East
Charleston, WV 25305
Susan Pierce - Director, Deputy SHPO
304-558-0240, ext. 158
susan.m.pierce@wv.gov
TBD
Introductory letter sent on 10/27/14
Pennsylvania
PA Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Air Quality
400 Waterfront Drive
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Barbara Hatch - Environmental Project Manager 412-442-5215
bhatch@pa.gov
TBD
Introductory e-mail sent on 10/30/2014
PA Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Waterways Engineering and Wetlands
400 Waterfront Drive
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Chris Kriley
Rita Coleman
412-442-4312
412-442-4315
ckriley@pa.gov
rigraham@pa.gov
TBD
Introductory e-mail sent on 10/29/2014
PA Department of Environmental Protection Dana Drake - Environmental Engineer Manager
Bureau of Point and Non-Point Source Management
400 Waterfront Drive
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
412 442-4032
ddrake@dep.state.pa.us
TBD
Introductory e-mail sent on 10/29/2014
PA Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Safe Drinking Water
400 Waterfront Drive
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Bharati Vajjhala - Environmental Engineer
Manager
412-442-4202
Vajjhala.Bharati@dep.state.pa.us
TBD
Introductory e-mail sent on 10/29/2014
PA Department of Conservation and Natural
Resources
Bureau of Forestry, Ecological Services Section
400 Market St., PO Box 8552
Harrisburg, PA 17105
Jason Ryndock – Environmental Reviewer
717-705-2822
Yes
Introductory phone call on 10/20/2014
PA Fish and Boat Commission
Division of Environmental Services, Natural Gas
Section
236 Lake Road
Somerset, PA 15501
Gary Smith - Fisheries Biologist
814-279-3080
garys@pa.gov
Yes
Introductory phone call and e-mail on
10/20/2014
PA Game Commission
Bureau of Wildlife Habitat Management
Division of Environmental Planning and Habitat
Protection
2001 Elmerton Avenue
Harrisburg, PA 17110-9797
Mike Dimatteo – Chief
717-787-4250 x3602
mdimatteo@pa.gov
Yes
Introductory phone call and e-mail on
10/20/2014
PA Historical and Museum Commission,
Bureau for Historic Preservation
Commonwealth Keystone Building, Second Floor
400 North Street
Harrisburg, PA 17120-0093
Steven McDougal
717-772-0923
smcdougal@pa.gov
TBD
Introductory letter sent on 10/27/14
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Contact Table - Federal and State Regulatory Agencies and Indian Tribes
Pre-filing
Key Contacts
Participant
Agency & Address
Primary Contact(s)
Telephone
Email(s)
Westmoreland Conservation District
J. Roy Houston Conservation Center
218 Donohoe Road
Greensburg, PA 15601
Kathy Fritz - Secretary, Contact
Chris Droste – Erosion Control Specialist
724-837-5271
kathyf@wcdpa.com
chris@wcdpa.com
Yes
Introductory e-mail sent on 10/29/2014
Response received on 10/30/2014
Greene County Conservation District
19 South Washington Street
Waynesburg, PA 15370
Lisa Snyder
724-852-5278
lsnider@co.greene.pa.us
TBD
Introductory e-mail sent on 10/29/2014
NA
Introductory letter sent on 10/29/14
NA
Introductory letter sent on 10/29/14
NA
Introductory letter sent on 10/29/14
Federally-Recognized Indian Tribes
Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma
2025 S. Gordon Cooper Drive
Shawnee, OK 74801
Edwina Butler-Wolf - Governor
Henryetta Ellis - Director of Cultural
Preservation,
Delaware Nation
31064 State Highway 281
P.O. Box 825
Anadarko, OK 73005
C.J. Watkins - Acting President
405-247-2448
Delaware Tribe of Indians
170 NE Barbara
Bartlesville, OK 74006
Chief Paula Pechonick
918-337-6593
Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma
127 West Oneida Street
Seneca, Missouri 64865
Glenna J. Wallace - Chief
866-674-3786
NA
Introductory letter sent on 10/29/14
Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma
23701 South 655 Road
Grove, Oklahoma 74344
William Fisher, - Chief
918-787-5452
NA
Introductory letter sent on 10/29/14
Seneca Nation of Indians
90 Ohiyo Way
Salamanca, NY 14779
Barry E. Snyder, Sr. - President,
(716) 945-1790
NA
Introductory letter sent on 10/29/14
The Shawnee Tribe
29 S. Hwy 69A
P.O. Box 189
Miami, OK 74355
Jodi Hayes - Tribal Administrator
918-542-2441
NA
Introductory letter sent on 10/29/14
Tonawanda Band of Seneca Indians of New York
7027 Meadville Road
Basom, NY 14013
Roger Hill - Chief
(716) 542-4244
NA
Introductory letter sent on 10/29/14
a
ppechonick@delawaretribe.org
shawneetribe@shawnee-tribe.com
TBD = to be determined.
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Contact Table - Federal and State Regulatory Agencies and Indian Tribes
Permit/Approval/Consultation
Anticipated Filing
Date
Anticipated Approval
Date
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity under Section 7(c) of the Natural Gas Act
September 2015
July 2016
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers –
Huntington and Pittsburgh Districts
Department of the Army Permit under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act and Section 10 of the Rivers September 2015
and Harbors Act
September 2016
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service –
West Virginia and Pennsylvania Ecological Services Field Offices
Consultation under Section 7 of the Endangered Species Act
June 2016
Agency
Federal
October 2014
West Virginia
West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection –
Division of Air Quality
Air Permit – New Source Review (NSR) Permit (Rule 13 Permit). Title V Permit Modification may be April 2015
required if the existing facility already has a Title V Permit (can be completed simultaneously with
NSR permit).
September 2016
West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection –
Division of Water and Waste Management
Water Quality Certificate under Section 401 of the Clean Water Act
September 2015
September 2016
West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection –
Division of Water and Waste Management
National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System – Stormwater Associated with Oil and Gas Related
Construction Activities – WV0116815
April 2016
July 2016
West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection –
Division of Water and Waste Management
National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System – Water Pollution Control Permit for Hydrostatic
Testing Water – WV0113069
July 2016
August 2016
West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection –
Division of Water and Waste Management
Large Quantity User Water Use Registration
July 2016
September 2016
West Virginia Division of Natural Resources –
Natural Heritage Program
Natural Heritage/Protected Species Consultation
October 2014
March 2016
West Virginia Division of Natural Resources –
Wildlife Resources Section
Lewis Wetzel Wildlife Management Area – will update following further communications with DNR
regarding required permits/approvals
TBD
TBD
West Virginia Division of Natural Resources –
Office of Land and Streams
Stream Activity Permit (joint application with the Public Lands Corporation)
May 2016
September 2016
West Virginia Public Lands Corporation
Stream Activity Permit (joint application with the Division of Natural Resources)
May 2016
September 2016
West Virginia Division of Culture and History
Consultation under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act
October 2014
September 2016
Wetzel, Tyler, Doddridge, and Harrison Counties
Floodplain Development Permits
August 2016
September 2016
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Air Quality
Air Quality Plan Approval
May 2016
September 2016
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Waterways Engineering and Wetlands
Water Quality Certificate under Section 401 of the Clean Water Act (issued jointly with Chapter 105
Permit)
May 2015
September 2016
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Waterways Engineering and Wetlands
Chapter 105 Water Obstruction and Encroachment Permit
June 2016
September 2016
Pennsylvania
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Permit Table
Agency
Permit/Approval/Consultation
Anticipated Filing
Date
Anticipated Approval
Date
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Waterways Engineering and Wetlands
Submerged Land License Agreement (issued jointly with Chapter 105 Permit)
June 2016
September 2016
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Point and Non-Point Source Management
National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System – Hydrostatic Testing Water Discharge General
Permit – PAG-10
June 2016
August 2016
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Safe Drinking Water
Chapter 110 Water Withdrawal and Use Registration
September 2016
September 2016
Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission
Natural Heritage/Protected Species Consultation
October 2014
March 2016
Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission,
Bureau for Historic Preservation
Consultation under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act
October 2014
September 2016
Westmoreland Conservation District
Review of Erosion and Sediment Control Plan (required for Chapter105 Permit) and Issuance of
ESCGP-2
July 2016
September 2016
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Permit Table
Stakeholder & Address
Contact
Telephone
Email
Contact History/Comments
U.S. Congressman Keith Rothfus
United States House of Representatives
6000 Babcock Blvd., Suite 104
Pittsburgh, PA 15237
Keith Rothfus
412-837-1361
U.S. Congressman Keith Rothfus
United States House of Representatives
503 Cannon House Office Building
Washington, DC 20150
Danielle Janowski (staff)
202-225-2065
U.S. Congressman Timothy Murphy
United States House of Representatives
504 Washington Road
Pittsburgh, PA 15228
Timothy Murphy
412-344-5583
U.S. Congressman Timothy Murphy
United States House of Representatives
2332 Rayburn HOB
Washington, DC 20515
Brad Grantz (staff)
202-225-2301
U.S. Senator Robert P. Casey Jr.
United States Senate
393 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
Robert P. Casey Jr.
202-224-6324
U.S. Senator Robert P. Casey Jr.
United States Senate
393 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
Liz Hermsen (staff)
202-224-6324
U.S. Senator Patrick Toomey
United States Senate
248 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
Patrick Toomey
202-224-4254
U.S. Senator Patrick Toomey
United States Senate
248 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
Brett Doyle (staff)
202-224-4254
Brett.doyle@mail.house.gov
U.S. Senator Joe Manchin
United States Senate
306 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
Joe Manchin
202-224-3954
www.manchin.senate.gov/public/index. Letter on 10/10/2014 (Project introduction)
cfm/contact-form
U.S. Senator Jay Rockefeller
United States Senate
531 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20150
Jay Rockefeller
202-224-6472
www.rockefeller.senate.gov/public/inde Letter on 10/10/2014 (Project introduction)
x.cfm/email-jay
U.S. Congresswoman Shelley Moore-Capito
United States House of Representatives
2366 Rayburn HOB
Washington, DC 20515
Shelley Moore-Capito
202-225-2711
Letter on 10/10/2014 (Project introduction)
Federal Elected Officials
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
danielle.janowski@mail.house.gov
Email on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
brad.grantz@mail.house.gov
Email on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Liz.hermson@mail.house.gov
Email on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Email on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
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Contact Table - Stakeholders and Other Interested Persons and Organizations
Stakeholder & Address
Contact
Telephone
Email
Contact History/Comments
U.S. Congressman David McKinley
United States House of Representatives
412 Cannon HOB
Washington, DC20515
David McKinley
202-225-4172
Letter on 10/10/2014 (Project introduction)
U.S. Congressman Nick Rahall
United States House of Representatives
2307 Rayburn HOB
Washington, DC20515
Nick Rahall
202-225-3452
Letter on 10/10/2014 (Project introduction)
Governor Tom Corbett
State of Pennsylvania
508 E-floor Main Capitol Building
Harrisburg, PA 17120
Tom Corbett
717-787-2500
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Chief of Staff Patrick Henderson
State of Pennsylvania Office of the Governor
508 E-floor Main Capitol Building
Harrisburg, PA 17120
Patrick Henderson
717-772-3820
Regional Director Mary Eisenreich
State of Pennsylvania Office of the Governor
301 5th Avenue, Room 240
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Mary Eisenreich
412-565-5700
State Senator Don White
Pennsylvania State Senate
109 South Jefferson Street
Kittanning, PA 16201
Don White
724-543-3026
dwhite@pasen.gov
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
State Senator Tim Solobay
Pennsylvania State Senate
93 East High Street, Room 308
Waynesburg, PA 15370
Tim Solobay
724-627-9802
tsolobay@pasenate.com
Delivered Project info to staff on 10/16/2014
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
State Representative Pam Snyder
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
104 South Market Street, Suite 101
Carmichaels, PA 15320
Pam Snyder
724-966-8953
psnyder@pahouse.net
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Delivered Project info to staff on 10/16/2014
State Representative Eli Evankovich
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
5648 William Penn Highway
Export, PA 15632
Eli Evankovich
724-387-1281
eevankov@pahousegop.com
Phone Call on 10/6/2014 (Project Overview)
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Delivered Project info to staff on 10/16/2014
Governor Earl Ray Tomblin
State of West Virginia
State Capitol
1900 Kanawaha Boulevard, East
Charleston, WV 25305
Earl Ray Tomblin
304-558-3588
State Elected Officials
phenderson@pa.gov
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
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Contact Table - Stakeholders and Other Interested Persons and Organizations
Stakeholder & Address
Contact
Telephone
Email
Contact History/Comments
Senator Larry Edgell
West Virginia Senate
Room 206W, Building 1
1900 Kanawha Blvd, East
Charleston, WV 25305
Larry Edgell
304-455-5304
larry.edgell@wvsenate.gov
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Senator Douglas Facemire
West Virginia Senate
Room 217W, Building 1
1900 Kanawha Blvd, East
Charleston, WV 25305
Douglas Facemire
304-357-7845
douglas.facemire@wvsenate.gov
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Senator Sam Cann
West Virginia Senate
Room 218W, Building 1
1900 Kanawha Blvd, East
Charleston, WV 25305
Sam Cann
304-357-7904
sam.cann@wvsenate.gov
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Senator Jeffrey Kessler
West Virginia Senate
Room 227M, Building 1
1900 Kanawha Blvd, East
Charleston, WV 25305
Jeffrey Kessler
304-357-7801
jeff.kessler@wvsenate.gov
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Senator Rocky Fitzsimmons
West Virginia Senate
Room 204W, Building 1
1900 Kanawha Blvd, East
Charleston, WV 25305
Rocky Fitzsimmons
304-357-7918
rocky@rockyfitzsimmons.com
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Senator Jack Yost
West Virginia Senate
Room 214W, Building 1
1900 Kanawha Blvd, East
Charleston, WV 25305
Jack Yost
304-357-7984
jack.yost@wvsenate.gov
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Delegate Ron Fragale
West Virginia House of Delegates
Room 206E, Building 1
1900 Kanawha Blvd, East
Charleston, WV 25305
Ron Fragale
304-340-3102
ron.fragale@wvhouse.gov
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Delegate Danny Hamrick
West Virginia House of Delegates
Room 4R, Building 1
1900 Kanawha Blvd, East
Charleston, WV 25305
Danny Hamrick
304-340-3141
danny.hamrick@wvhouse.gov
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Delegate Richard Laquinta
West Virginia House of Delegates
Room 212E, Building 1
1900 Kanawha Blvd, East
Charleston, WV 25305
Richard Laquinta
304-340-3161
richard.iaquinta@wvhouse.gov
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
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Contact Table - Stakeholders and Other Interested Persons and Organizations
Stakeholder & Address
Contact
Telephone
Email
Contact History/Comments
Delegate Tim Miley
West Virginia House of Delegates
Room 228M, Building 1
1900 Kanawha Blvd, East
Charleston, WV 25305
Tim Miley
304-340-3210
tim.miley@wvhouse.gov
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Delegate Dave Pethtel
West Virginia House of Delegates
Room 221E, Building 1
1900 Kanawha Blvd, East
Charleston, WV 25305
Dave Pethtel
304-340-3158
dave.pethtel@wvhouse.gov
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Meeting on 10/20/2014 (Project update)
Delegate David Evans
West Virginia House of Delegates
Room 151R, Building 1
1900 Kanawha Blvd, East
Charleston, WV 25305
David Evans
304-340-3151
david.evans@wvhouse.gov
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Delegate Michael Ferro
West Virginia House of Delegates
Room 222E, Building 1
1900 Kanawha Blvd, East
Charleston, WV 25305
Michael Ferro
304-340-3111
mike.ferro@wvhouse.gov
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Delegate William Romine
West Virginia House of Delegates
Room 2R, Building 1
1900 Kanawha Blvd, East
Charleston, WV 25305
William Romine
304-340-3226
roger.romine@wvhouse.gov
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Meeting on 10/20/2014 (Project update)
Delegate Margaret Smith
West Virginia House of Delegates
Room 209E, Building 1
1900 Kanawha Blvd, East
Charleston, WV 25305
Margaret Smith
304-340-3123
peggydonaldsonsmith@wvhouse.gov
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Commissioner Charles Anderson
Westmoreland County
2 North Main Street, Suite 101
Greensburg, PA 15601
Charles Anderson
724-830-3106
canderso@co.westmoreland.pa.us
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Commissioner Ted Kopas
Westmoreland County
2 North Main Street, Suite 101
Greensburg, PA 15601
Ted Kopas
724-830-3106
tkopas@co.westmoreland.pa.us
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Commissioner Tyler Courtney
Westmoreland County
2 North Main Street, Suite 101
Greensburg, PA 15601
Tyler Courtney
724-830-3106
tcourtne@co.westmoreland.pa.us
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Local Officials
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Contact Table - Stakeholders and Other Interested Persons and Organizations
Stakeholder & Address
Contact
Telephone
Email
Contact History/Comments
Mayor Robert Books
Municipality of Murrysville
4100 Sardis Road
Murrysville, PA 15668
Robert Books
724-327-2100 x 107
rbrooks@murrysvillegov.org
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Council President Joan Kearns
Municipality of Murrysville
4997 Longview Court
Murrysville, PA 15668
Joan Kearns
724-327-0297
jckearns@windstream.net
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Council Vice President Regis Synan
Municipality of Murrysville
5927 Graybrooke Drive
Export, PA 15632
Regis Synan
724-327-8221
regsynan@aol.com
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Council Member Loren Kase
Municipality of Murrysville
6850 Stephanie Court
Delmont, PA 15626
Loren Kase
724-327-9660
lkase@murrysvillegov.org
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Council Member Jeffrey Kepler
Municipality of Murrysville
5909 Oak Hill Court
Export, PA 15632
Jeffrey Kepler
724-327-9596
jeffkepler@yahoo.com
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Council Member Joshua Lorenz
Municipality of Murrysville
4969 Cypress Drive
Murrysville, PA 15668
Joshua Lorenz
412-965-8313
joshualorenz@yahoo.com
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Council Member David Perry
Municipality of Murrysville
5301 Edwards Road
Murrysville, PA 15668
David Perry
412-600-9890
david.perry@hotmail.com
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Council Member William Vance
Municipality of Murrysville
5046 Hunter Drive
Murrysville, PA 15668
William Vance
724-327-6064
vancewm3750@comcast.net
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Chief Administrator James Morrison
Municipality of Murrysville
4100 Sardis Road
Murrysville, PA 15668
James Morrison
724-327-2100 x 106
jmorrison@murrysvillegov.org
Phone Call 9/22/2014 (Meeting request)
Email 9/24/2014 (Meeting confirmation)
Meeting 9/30/2014 (Meeting)
Email 10/2/2014 (Email to provide additional
contact information)
Email 10/9/2014 (Email tour dates and times)
Letter on 10/14/2014/2014 (Project introduction)
Phone Call 10/14/2014 (Advising route change)
Email 10/14/2014 (Project update)
Community Planner Allen Cohen
Municipality of Murrysville
4100 Sardis Road
Murrysville, PA 15668
Allen Cohen
724-327-2100 x 105
achohen@murrysvillegov.org
Letter on 10/14/2014/2014 (Project introduction)
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Contact Table - Stakeholders and Other Interested Persons and Organizations
Stakeholder & Address
Contact
Telephone
Email
Contact History/Comments
Engineering Projects Coordinator Mark Haugh
Municipality of Murrysville
4100 Sardis Road
Murrysville, PA 15668
Mark Haugh
724-327-2100
mhaugh@murrysvillegov.org
Letter on 10/14/2014/2014 (Project introduction)
Commissioner Chuck Morris
Greene County
93 East High Street
Waynesburg, PA 15370
Chuck Morris
724-852-5210
cmorris@co.greene.pa.us
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Commissioner Archie Trader
Greene County
93 East High Street
Waynesburg, PA 15370
Archie Trader
724-852-5210
atrader@co.greene.pa.us
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Commissioner Blair Zimmerman
Greene County
93 East High Street
Waynesburg, PA 15370
Blair Zimmerman
724-852-5210
bzimmerman@co.greene.pa.us
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Supervisor T. Reed Kiger
Franklin Township
568 Rolling Meadows Road
Waynesburg, PA 15370
T. Reed Kiger
724-627-5473
fransksup@comcast.net
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Supervisor John Higgins
Franklin Township
568 Rolling Meadows Road
Waynesburg, PA 15370
John Higgins
724-627-5473
fransksup@comcast.net
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Supervisor Corbly Orndorff
Franklin Township
568 Rolling Meadows Road
Waynesburg, PA 15370
Corbly Orndorff
724-627-5473
fransksup@comcast.net
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Phone Call on 10/14/2014 (Project update)
Email 10/14/2014 (Follow up to Project update
call)
Mr. Steve Coss
Building Code Officer
Franklin Township
568 Rolling Meadows Road
Waynesburg, PA 15370
Steve Coss
724-627-5473
stevefranklinsup@comcast.net
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Ms. Carol Kraft
Secretary
Franklin Township
568 Rolling Meadows Road
Waynesburg, PA 15370
Carol Craft
724-627-5473
County Clerk Beth Rogers
Doddridge County
135 Court Street, Room 102
West Union, WV 26456
Beth Rogers
304-873-2631
doddcoclerk@hotmail.com
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Commissioner Shirley Williams
Doddridge County
118 East Court Street
West Union, WV 26456
Shirley Williams
304-873-2631
shiwi3@aol.com
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
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Contact Table - Stakeholders and Other Interested Persons and Organizations
Stakeholder & Address
Contact
Telephone
Email
Contact History/Comments
Commissioner Ralph Sandora
Doddridge County
118 East Court Street
West Union, WV 26456
Ralph Sandora
304-873-2631
ralphsandora@gmail.com
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Commissioner Gregory Robinson
Doddridge County
118 East Court Street
West Union, WV 26456
Gregory Robinson
304-873-2631
wvboddy@hughes.net
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Sheriff Michael Headley
Doddridge County
PO Box 219
West Union, WV 26456
Michael Headley
304-873-1944
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Pat Heaster
Doddridge County Office of Emergency Management
118 East Court Street, Room 102
West Union, WV 26456
Pat Heaster
304-782-2124
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
County Clerk Susan Thomas
Harrison County
301 W. Main Street
Clarksburg, WV 26301
Susan Thomas
304-624-8675
Commissioner Ron Watson
Harrison County
301 W. Main Street
Clarksburg, WV 26301
Ron Watson
304.624.8500
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Commissioner Bernie Fazzini
Harrison County
301 W. Main Street
Clarksburg, WV 26301
Bernie Fazzini
304.624.8500
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Commissioner Mike Romano
Harrison County
301 W. Main Street
Clarksburg, WV 26301
Mike Romano
304.624.8500
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
County Administrator William A. Parker
Harrison County
301 W. Main Street
Clarksburg, WV 26301
William A. Parker
Sheriff Albert Marano
Harrison County
301 W. Main Street
Clarksburg, WV 26301
Albert Marano
304.624.8550
Mr. Paul Bump
Harrison County Office of Emergency Management
420 Buckhannon Pike
Nutter Fort, WV 26301
Paul Bump
304.623.6559
sthomas@harrisoncountywv.com
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pbump@harrco911.org
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Contact Table - Stakeholders and Other Interested Persons and Organizations
Stakeholder & Address
Contact
Telephone
Email
Contact History/Comments
Ms. Kathy Wagner
Harrison County Chamber
520 W. Main Street
Clarksburg, WV 26301
Kathy Wagner
304-624-6331
kathy@harrisoncountychamber.com
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County Clerk Mary Lou Myers
Lewis County
111 Center Avenue
PO Box 87
Weston, WV 26452
Mary Lou Myers
304-269-8215
coclk21000@yahoo.com
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Commissioner Patrick Boyle
Lewis County
111 Center Avenue
PO Box 87
Weston, WV 26452
Patrick Boyle
304-269-8200
patrickboyle7191@yahoo.com
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Commissioner Thomas Fealy
Lewis County
111 Center Avenue
PO Box 87
Weston, WV 26452
Thomas Fealy
304-269-8200
tvfealy@yahoo.com
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Commissioner Agnes Queen
Lewis County
111 Center Avenue
PO Box 87
Weston, WV 26452
Agnes Queen
304-269-8200
aqueen4500@yahoo.com
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County Administrator Cindy Whetsell
Lewis County
111 Center Avenue
PO Box 87
Weston, WV 26452
Cindy Whetsell
304-269-8200
cindywhetsell@yahoo.com
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Sheriff Adam Gizzy
Lewis County
117 Court Avenue
PO Box 150
Weston, WV 26452
Adam Gizzy
304-269-8251
lcsoadamgissy@yahoo.com
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Mr. William Rowan
Lewis County Office of Emergency Management
201 Orchard Street
Weston, WV 26452
William Rowan
304-269-8241
lce911@lce-911.com
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Ms. Tracey Queen-Young
Lewis County Chamber
115 East Second Street
Weston, WV 26452
Tracey Queen-Young
304-269-2608
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Stakeholder & Address
Contact
Telephone
Email
Contact History/Comments
Ms. Jan Pest
County Clerk
Marshall County
Marshal County Courthouse
Moundsville, WV 26041
Jan Pest
304-845-1220
countyclerk@marshallcountywv.org
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Commissioner Donald Mason
Marshall County
PO Drawer B
Moundsville, WV 26041
Donald Mason
304-845-0482
commission@marshallcountywv.org
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Commissioner Robert Miller, Jr.
Marshall County
PO Drawer B
Moundsville, WV 26041
Robert Miller, Jr.
304-845-0482
commission@marshallcountywv.org
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Commissioner Brian Schambach
Marshall County
PO Drawer B
Moundsville, WV 26041
Brian Schambach
304-845-0482
commission@marshallcountywv.org
Letter on 10/14/2014 (Project introduction)
Sheriff Kevin Cecil
Marshall County
PO Drawer 648
Moundsville, WV 26041
Kevin Cecil
304-843-1500
Mr. Thomas Hart
Marshall County Office of Emergency Management
PO Drawer B
Moundsville, WV 26041
Thomas Hart
304-843-1130
Marshall County Chamber
609 Jefferson Avenue
Moundsville, WV 26041
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oem@marshallcountywv.org
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304-845-2773
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Commissioner Charles Smith
Tyler County
PO Box 66
Middlebourne, WV 26149
Charles Smith
304-758-2102
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Commissioner John Stender
Tyler County
PO Box 66
Middlebourne, WV 26149
John Stender
304-758-2102
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Sheriff Earl P. "Bob" Kendle Jr.
Tyler County
PO Box 66
Middlebourne, WV 26149
Earl P. "Bob" Kendle Jr.
304-758-2102
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Mr. Tom Cooper
Tyler County Office of Emergency Management
PO Box 238
Middlebourne, WV 26149
Tom Cooper
304-758-5155
tjcooper@frontier.com
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Stakeholder & Address
Contact
Telephone
Email
Contact History/Comments
County Clerk Carol Haugh
Wetzel County
PO Box 156
New Martinsville, WV 26155
Carol Haugh
304-455-8224
wetzelcoclk@hotmail.com
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Commissioner Lawrence Lemon
Wetzel County
PO Box 156
New Martinsville, WV 26155
Lawrence Lemon
304-455-8217
wetzelcoclk@hotmail.com
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Commissioner Donald Mason
Wetzel County
PO Box 156
New Martinsville, WV 26155
Donald Mason
304-455-8217
wetzelcoclk@hotmail.com
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Commissioner Robert Gorby
Wetzel County
PO Box 156
New Martinsville, WV 26155
Robert Gorby
304-455-8217
wetzelcoclk@hotmail.com
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Sheriff John Brookover
Wetzel County
PO Box D
New Martinsville, WV 26155
John Brookover
304-455-8218
WCTax_Office@hotmail.com
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Public Involvement Plan
20141031-5196 FERC PDF (Unofficial) 10/31/2014 12:22:07 PM
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Public Involvement Plan
Supply Header Project Public Involvement Plan
Introduction
Dominion Transmission, Inc. (Dominion) proposes to construct and operate approximately 34 miles
of natural gas transmission pipeline and make modifications to associated aboveground facilities in
West Virginia and Pennsylvania. This Project, referred to as the Supply Header Project (SHP or
Project), will enable Dominion to provide dependable natural gas transportation service to various
customers, including the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, LLC (ACP), a joint venture comprised of
subsidiaries of Dominion Resources, Duke Energy, Piedmont Natural Gas, and AGL Resources. The
SHP will connect the ACP to natural gas supplies in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia and will
ultimately provide West Virginia, Virginia, and North Carolina with a dependable supply of natural
gas to support power generation and fuel for residential, commercial, and industrial uses.
With a design capacity of 1.5 billion cubic feet per day, the SHP will provide shippers with an
opportunity to deliver abundant and diverse supplies of natural gas to SHP’s customers. Dominion
will build and operate the SHP.
The proposed SHP includes the following components.
Pipeline Loops:
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TL-635 - approximately 30 miles of 36-inch outside diameter natural gas pipeline loop
adjacent to Dominion’s existing TL-360 pipeline in Harrison, Doddridge, Tyler, and Wetzel
Counties, West Virginia.
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TL-636 - approximately 4 miles of 30-inch outside diameter natural gas pipeline loop adjacent
to Dominion’s existing LN-25 pipeline in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.
Compressor Stations:
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Mockingbird Hill Compressor Station - modifications and/or additions at or near Dominion’s
existing Mockingbird Hill Compressor Station in Wetzel County, West Virginia, resulting in
approximately 42,000 horsepower (hp) of additional compression at this site.
•
JB Tonkin Compressor Station - modifications at Dominion’s existing JB Tonkin Compressor
Station in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, resulting in approximately 26,000 hp of
additional compression at this site.
•
Crayne Compressor Station - modifications at Dominion’s existing Crayne Compressor
Station in Greene County, Pennsylvania, resulting in approximately 7,000 hp of additional
compression at this site.
Other Facilities:
•
Valve sites at select points along the pipeline loops at intervals specified by U.S. Department
of Transportation regulations (49 CFR Part 192).
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Two pig launcher and two pig receiver sites at the end of each of the new pipelines.
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Crossover piping at Dominion’s existing Burch Ridge Compressor Station in Marshall
County, West Virginia.
Pending regulatory approval, the scheduled in-service date for the SHP is late 2018.
Approach
The most important element of Dominion’s approach to public involvement is to build trust with
stakeholders through meaningful dialogue – from the first days of planning to the final days of
construction. Fundamental to this approach are principles that will be followed by the Project team
and supported by company leadership:
•
Initiative – We will engage stakeholders early on and look for opportunities to engage and
involve stakeholders throughout all phases of the SHP.
•
Respect – We will treat stakeholders, regardless of their views about the SHP, with
seriousness and respect in all dealings.
•
Openness – We will be direct, straightforward and transparent in our dealings with
stakeholders and we will provide them with access to timely, accurate, and complete
information about the Project.
•
Accessibility – We will provide stakeholders with multiple and ongoing opportunities for
dialogue.
•
Credibility – We will say what we mean and mean what we say.
•
Accountability – We will be accountable for commitments we make to stakeholders and
will consider, address and, when feasible, incorporate their views, concerns, and
expectations into Project plans.
A successful public involvement program engages stakeholders in honest, open, and meaningful
dialogue early and often throughout the course of a project. The approach outlined in this Public
Involvement Plan has been successfully utilized on other FERC-regulated pipeline projects. Key
elements to this approach include:
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Identifying all possible stakeholders who could have an interest in the Project.
•
Engaging government officials and community leaders early to build understanding of the
SHP’s purpose, need, and benefits.
•
Meeting with other interested stakeholders or stakeholder groups so that Dominion can
better understand issues and demonstrate a commitment to public involvement.
•
Engaging landowners and other stakeholders early and throughout the course of the SHP.
The Project team will meet with stakeholders to educate them about the Project. In
addition, these meetings will direct stakeholders to publicly available Project information,
and tell them where to obtain accurate responses to questions and concerns.
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Developing and sharing clear, accurate, and understandable information materials.
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Providing stakeholders with access to the Project team through dedicated contact vehicles
that are frequently monitored. Just as important is ensuring that processes are in place to
provide prompt and adequate responses. This includes making sure that the Project
website is functional and contains content that is current and accurate.
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Gathering and documenting input from stakeholders and reporting responses in various
environmental reports and the Project website.
Stakeholder Identification
A database of stakeholders has been developed and will be updated as additional stakeholders are
identified. The list includes the following categories:
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Federal, state, and local public officials (elected and non-elected) and staff;
Business and civic groups;
Economic development and planning agencies;
Emergency responders;
Homeowner associations; and
Environmental and other non-governmental organizations.
Informational Materials
Clear, accurate, and understandable informational materials for use with stakeholders during
preliminary consultations and at the initial Project Open Houses (see below) have been or are being
produced. These materials will be updated at Project milestones and supplemented with additional
materials to include:
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Project fact sheet;
Frequently Asked Questions document;
Newsletters to be mailed to landowners and other stakeholders;
Advertisements for Open Houses; and
Project maps.
Project Contact Vehicles
To give stakeholders easy and convenient access to the Project team, the following contact vehicles
will be in place:
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Website: www.dom.com/supplyheader
Toll-free number (landowners): 888-895-8716
Email address: TBD
U.S. Postal Service address: Dominion Transmission, Inc., 701 East Cary St., Richmond,
VA 23219.
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The contact vehicles will be monitored regularly and response protocols will be developed to ensure
all inquiries are tracked for reporting purposes and that responses are made within 48 hours from
Monday through Friday.
Single Point of Contact
Dominion has identified a single point of contact for stakeholders and landowners: Carole McCoy,
Director of Engineering Services.
Stakeholder Outreach
Dominion staff will conduct presentations and meetings with elected officials and county boards
along the route. The primary purpose of these meetings will be to share information, answer
questions and, most importantly, listen to these stakeholders for issues and concerns to be addressed
in Project communications and additional outreach activities. These meetings will also help
Dominion to identify new stakeholders to include in outreach activities, an important step in
developing relationships with new stakeholders and building on existing ones. These meetings will
ensure that stakeholders learn about important Project developments from Dominion. As applicable,
information obtained from stakeholder meetings will be documented and included in relevant
regulatory reports.
Dominion began to contact all stakeholders regarding the Project in October, including federal and
state regulatory agencies, Indian Tribes, federal, state, and local officials and staff, and landowners.
Open Houses
Dominion will host two informational Open Houses for the SHP. The Open Houses are tentatively
planned for January 2015 during the pre-filing period. These events will provide Dominion the
opportunity to introduce the SHP and the Project team to landowners and stakeholders. Through the
Open Houses, along with outreach and meetings with stakeholders along the Project route, Dominion
will communicate and work with landowners and stakeholders to identify and develop a route with
the fewest potential environmental impacts and which reflects the input of landowners and the
communities it crosses, where feasible.
Both informational Open Houses will be held on weekdays from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. The following
disciplines will be represented at each Open House:
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Project Management;
Operations;
Environment;
Engineering/Construction;
Regulatory;
Safety;
Right-of-Way (Management and Agents);
Public Affairs; and
Government Affairs.
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The informational Open Houses will be held in the following locations:
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TBD Location (Murrysville area), Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania; and
TBD Location (West Union area), Doddridge County, West Virginia.
The format for the Open Houses will be informal. Attendees may come and go to view maps and
displays, obtain information, meet with the Project team, and offer input. Comments and other input
from attendees will be documented. This information will be included in relevant regulatory reports,
as applicable.
Regulatory Support
Dominion has or will produce the following documents to support regulatory processes prior to and
during the pre-filing process:
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This Public Involvement Plan.
Agency and stakeholder consultation tables and mailing lists.
A list of libraries in communities along the pipeline routes and near facility locations.
A pre-filing notification letter and Open House invitation to landowners and stakeholders.
A publication notice of FERC’s acceptance of the pre-filing request.
Ongoing Stakeholder Outreach
Throughout the Project, Dominion will conduct proactive outreach with all interested stakeholders,
including landowners, media, elected officials, community leaders, and other identified stakeholders.
Documentation
Dominion has established a database and tracking system to ensure that stakeholder contacts and
issues are documented and addressed timely and accurately.
Responses to Requests from Federal and State Permitting Agencies
Dominion has conducted (or will conduct) consultation meetings with federal and state agencies with
regulatory jurisdiction over the SHP. Dominion will respond to requests for information from these
agencies as data is or becomes available and will provide the most up-to-date and comprehensive
information in a timely manner.
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Document Content(s)
SHP Pre-Filing Request 10-31-14.PDF...................................1-9
Exhibit A_Project Overview Map_10-31-14.PDF...........................10-10
Exhibit B_Project Route Maps_10-31-14.PDF.............................11-12
Exhibit C_Agencies and Tribes_10-31-14.PDF............................13-15
Exhibit D_Permit Table_10-31-14.PDF...................................16-17
Exhibit E_Stakeholders_10-31-14.PDF...................................18-27
Exhibit G_Public Involvement Plan_10-31-14.PDF........................28-33