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SEP.- 20'02(FRI) 13:32 STATE OP MN-P1PELINE SAFETY <br />DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY <br />Office of Pipeline Safety <br />4-44 Ceder Street, Suite 147 <br />SL Paul, MN 55101 -5147 <br />Telephone. 651/296-9836 <br />Fax: 651/206 -9641 <br />TTY: 651/232-6555 <br />FAX <br />TEL ;6512969641 P. 001 <br />SEP 20 '02 01:26PM <br />Date: September 20, 2002 <br />To: Barbara Allan <br />From: Charles Kenow, Administrator <br />SUBJECT: Questions Regarding Development Near William's Pipeline <br />MINNESOTA <br />I.tuu rn NA9ei I <br />MraN1:MIC,is <br />As we discussed, the following questions are areas we would be interested in having <br />answers too regarding the planning and design of the proposed "The Preserve' <br />development in Little Canada. <br />1. Does the design of the project encroach in any way on the pipeline right -of- <br />way /easement? <br />2. Will the Pipeline Company have adequate access to repair and maintain the pipe? <br />3. Is there sufficient access for emergency vehicles (fire trucks especially) to reach the <br />area in the event of a break? Is there sufficient maneuver room for the fire vehicles? <br />4. Does the design of the project allow evacuation routes for homeowners along the <br />pipeline in the event of a break? <br />5. What potential volume of hazardous liquid (gasoline, diesel etc.) could be released if <br />a break would occur and what property would it flow to? Will this affect evacuation <br />routes? <br />G. Are the pipelines located in a High Consequence Area (HCA) or Environmentally <br />Sensitive Area and if so, what additional integrity management measures are being <br />taken by the Pipeline Company to protect the wetland and adjacent residences? <br />7. How will the proposed grading, cut and fill on project affect the pipeline? <br />5. Is the city aware that no major trees can be planted in the pipeline R/W following <br />construction of the project? <br />9. Emergency Response Items - <br />A. The company should identify the closest automatic closure devices i.e. valves, <br />regulators, check valves. <br />- 1 2 - <br />