Cameron Hills Gathering System - EA01-005
Document List - Other public registry materials
NEB approval of Paramount request.
News information covering one of the Boards recommendations on Paramounts proposed benefits plan. The Board recommended that the plan be negotiated by INAC to include compensation for land use other than trapping.
The Plan was created as under the Terms of Conditions of the approved Class "A" Land Use Permit.
Specifically addresses DCFN concerns on Paramount's choice of non-native tree species for the re-vegetation seed mixture. The DCFN also inquired about monitoring and Paramount compliance of measures and regulations during the lifetime of the project.
Letter from Paramount to the NEB requesting an amendment to revegetation specifications described in the environmental impact assessment for the Cameron Hills pipeline and fuel gas pipeline
Letter from Paramount to the MVLWB requesting an amendment to specifications for the seeding rate and fertilizer mix in revegetation plans for the Cameron Hills pipeline and gathering system.
Letter from Paramount to Aurora Research Institute re. research license; includes a summary of community consultation undertaken on the subject of research license applications
Letter from the National Energy Board to Paramount granting an amendment to the revegetation plan as described in Paramount's submission of June 25, 2002.
Letter from the Deh Cho FN to Paramount describing concerns with the non-native seed mixture proposed in the Paramount revegetation plan for Cameron Hills.
Letter from INAC to Deh Gah Got'ie Dene Council and Fort Providence Metis Council responding to a letter submitted by these groups expressing their concern re. the time frame for the initiation of the Cameron Hills oil and gas project.
Email from Ka'a' Gee Tu FN to INAC re. desire for meetings to develop a compensation plan with Paramount Resources
Letter from the NEB to MVEIRB with a copy of the approval and reasons for decision on the Paramount Cameron Hills pipeline and fuel gas pipeline.
Letter from Ka' a' Gee Tu FN to Paramount proposing a meeting date to discuss terms for coompensation
Letter from Mackenzie Valley Land and Water Board responding to Paramount Transmission Ltd. Noise Survey. The NEB is satisfied with the results, Paramountƒ_Ts submission is in compliance with condition 12 of NEBƒ_Ts Order EPO-01-2002
Letter from Mandell Pinder to the MVLWB concerning violation of the commitments to construct a gate across the winter access road to be kept locked or staffed 24 hours a day. Mandell Pinder requests that an Inspector be sent to the site to address the sit
Letter from Paramount to NEB addressing the request for clarification on vegetation, wildlife and monitoring plans including PTLƒ_Ts response.
The Board approves of PTLƒ_Ts plans and expects the monitoring plans to be carried out according to the conditions of the Order for the next five years. Should there be any changes to the monitoring plans the Board reminds PTL that they must first be appr
The Kaƒ_Ta Gee Tu First Nation informs Gowlings that they do not share the same view regarding Recommendation 15 yet would be willing to extend the timeline in order to facilitate discussions about the compensation plan. The Kaƒ_Ta Gee Tu express that the
The Department of Indian and Northern Affairs assures Mandell Pinder that they looked into the possible winter access gate violation by Paramount. An Inspector was sent to the site and assures that there is in fact a gate which is well monitored.
Letter from Deh Cho First Nations to MVEIB regarding concerns with Re-vegetation with seed mixtures.
The Deh Cho First Nations express their concern regarding the method of re-vegetation (Order XO-P097-02-2002; Condition 8 of the Act). Information concerning seed type and possible over growth and threat to native species is requested.
Letter from the Kƒ_Taƒ_Tatlƒ_Todeeche First Nation outlining that they have completed a Harvesting and Gathering Study involving Hunting, Trapping, Fishing and other resources harvesting activities that may be affected by the Paramount Project.
Letter from INAC to Paramount regarding the compensation plan and itƒ_Ts Traditional Knowledge Study which have yet to reach acceptable solutions.
The Kaƒ_Taƒ_T Gee Tu First Nation firstly clear up prior statements regarding a facilitator as well as reinforce the fact the correspondence has been minimal with the INAC and they request that the Kaƒ_Taƒ_T Gee Tu First Nations have meetings separate fro
The Kaƒ_Taƒ_T Gee Tu First Nation requests that Mr. Joe Acron be present at their meeting with Paramount later that day.
The Kaƒ_Taƒ_T Gee Tu First Nation request to re-schedule a meeting with Paramount.
This letter is a notification that Land Use Permit MV2000P0055 and Water License MV2000L1-0014 will be processed at the September 09, 2002 Board meeting.
Paramount outlines what will be taking place on the Cameron Hills Site Tour on March 7th 2002.
Comments from the review of MV2002P0055 LUP Amendment are attached.
MVLWB requests comments from Paramount regarding the Land Use Permit MV2000P0055 and Water License MV2000L1-0014.
The KaAAÝaAAÝ Gee Tu First Nation claim that they will not be able to reply with an answer on time for the deadline by August 23rd, 2002 because Louise Mandell is out of office until September 23rd, 2002.
Paramount Resources Ltd. talks about their six constructed pipelines and production facilities and the three new wells which were drilled. This amendment request is the revision of the location of the water disposal well to a location closer to the H-03 C
The Kaƒ_Taƒ_T Gee Tu First Nation request to re-schedule their meeting with Mackenzie Valley Land and Water Board due to the fact that there was not adequate time given to consider and respond to these amendment applications.
The Department of Fisheries and Oceans has reviewed the following parts of the Land Use Permit MV2000P0055 and Water License MV2000L1-0014 amendment application; altering the routes of flowlines to tie in the six wells, relocating the water disposal well,
The Department of Resources, Wildlife and Economic Development reviewed the Land Use Permit MV2000P0055 and Water License MV2000L1-0014 and offer their comments. The second page has been misplaced.
Environment Canada indicates that they do not have any specific concerns regarding the requested amendment, however concerning the erosion problem, there will need to be proper mitigation measures. Environment Canada will review this.
Gowlings respond of behalf of Paramount saying that they have notes Draft Plan comments, they are aware of the support for the compensation plan by the Haida Nation and Taku River Tlingit, and they wish to correct the Kaƒ_Taƒ_T Gee Tu First Nation when th
The Kaƒ_Taƒ_T Gee Tu First Nation request confirmation regarding the meeting they requested regarding the compensation and benefits plan with Paramount for February 21, 2002.
Responding to Paramounts request to change 12 of their existing shut-in wells into Producing wells. The Department of Indian and Northern Affairs also informs that they are preparing new leases and licenses for the winter road, airstrip, production facili
The Mackenzie Valley Land and Water Board does not have a problem with Paramount switching from a diesel electrical generator to the turbine generator as long as emission levels are below Federal guidelines.
The Mackenzie Valley Land and Water Board does not have a problem with Paramount switching from a diesel electrical generator to the turbine generator as long as emission levels are below Federal guidelines.
This letter is to confirm that the Land Use Permit MV2000P0055 has been distributed.
The MVLWB is reassuring that their concern regarding Paramountƒ_Ts commitment to construct a gate to restrict access to the winter road has been forwarded to the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs Canada. They will follow up.
Left Message for Mr. Forbes to call Mackenzie Land and Water Board regarding potential land use permit condition violation.
Left message for Ms. MacIntosh regarding comments submitted for re-vegetation and permafrost monitoring plans.
Letters from Paramount Resources to Mackenzie Valley Land and Water Board regarding pipeline repair.
Paramount Resources Ltd. had written to Mackenzie Valley Land and Water Board regarding a pipeline failure caused by what they believe to be high tensile stress at a weld caused by the settlement of the soil at the c-50 bridge site. Their proposal to fix
Letter informing Paramount that the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs has requested the Finance Department refunds them for unused quarry royalties.
Paramount informs NEB that the excavation and removal of the failed pipeline has been completed and have done much looking into what could have caused this failure. Paramount feels that the settling of the ground near the pipeline anchor. They list their
Paramount believe that extending the date for facilitated discussion through the mechanism proposed by the INAC is the appropriate way to proceed.
The Department of Indian and Northern Affairs assures Mandell Pinder that they looked into the possible winter access gate violation by Paramount. An Inspector was sent to the site and assures that there is in fact a gate which is well monitored.
Paramount informs that the covering letters for the Land Use Permits MV2000A0041 and MV2000P0055 and Water License MV2000L1-0014 have been replaced.
Paramount Resources Ltd. agrees to pay the requested &100, 000 security deposit.
The Environmental Health Officer has no objections to the Land Use Application at this time.
The Department of Indian and Northern Affairs declares that they are in receipt pf an Irrevocable Letter of Credit from Paramount for their required security deposit for Land Use Permit MV2000P0055.
Letter from Paramount announcing their two letters of Credit attached in favor of the Receiver General for Canada for the security deposits for MV2000P0055 and MV200L1-0014. Letters of Credit attached.
Paramount announces their commencement of partial construction of the gas gathering system. The Central Facility will be constructed at a later date.
Chart with the planned project schedule for February and March 2002 submitted by Paramount Resources Ltd.
This news paper clipping confirm that Paramount Resources has begun the construction phase.
Mr. Hudson and Mr. Lennie-Misgeld discuss their concerns with the pipeline with regards to the mitigation for rutting and right of way crossings.
Proposed Meeting Agenda covering rutting mitigation, revegetation plan and monitoring program, wildlife monitoring plan, noise survey, permafrost monitoring program and emergency response program.
Informing that all parties will have their own copies of reports to review rather than having to go into the public registry.
Letter to confirm that NEB is authorized to use the record provided in the COGOA application relevant to the subject pipeline for assessment of the section 58 application of same.
NEB responds to Mandell Pinders letters on behalf of the Ka'a' Gee Tu First Nation dated February 7 and 8 2002.
Mr. Hollingsworth of Gowlings clairifies that they are talking about the letter of January 24th to Mr. Ken Brink rather than the letter to Cheif Chicot. They noth that the footer references on the two letters are remarkably close in numerican sequence.
Mandell Pinder informs Gowlings that they incorrectly attribute the authorship of the letter dated January 24th 2002. They believe it was sent by Cheif Lloyd Chicot.
Paramount submits a letter with responses to the informaton requests from the National Energy Board in the Environmental Protection Plan.