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Background
Pipeline Operators need to know about land use planning and development near their infrastructure to align with their regulations.
Municipalities, developers, and landowners plan and develop their land long in advance of actual development occurring.
The Issues
Inadequate collaboration early in the planning process between operators and development stakeholders is caused by a lack of knowledge of pipeline operator obligations, and a lack of knowledge of the planning process. This leads to a number of of issues.
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Issues for Pipeline Operators
- Potential damage to infrastructure
- Unaware of potential class location changes leads to costly and untimely upgrades - Emergency response and access concerns - Missing out on collaboration opportunities creating frustration when not properly engaged - Use costly resources to deal with issues that could have been mitigated - Damaging relationships with stakeholders - Damaging brand and company integrity |
Issues for Municipalities, Developers and Landowners
Our Solutions
Pipeline operators need real tangible, cost-effective, and real solutions to help address these issues.
Let's work together to rewrite the story of development and create better outcomes for all stakeholders.
Let's work together to rewrite the story of development and create better outcomes for all stakeholders.
Development Filtering and Land Use Monitoring Program
Pipeline infrastructure impacts hundreds of development stakeholders (municipalities, First Nations, and infrastructure organizations). Development stakeholders send out hundreds of development notifications on a daily basis.
Long Range Land Use Plans | Development Permits | Subdivision Plans | Rezoning | Site Plans | Infrastructure Projects | Crown Land Dispositions
Pipeline operators need to know about, manage, and respond to the development notifications that impact their infrastructure - but they also need to maintain integrity with hundreds of development stakeholders by responding to all notifications.
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Our programming provides filtering, notification, collaboration, and management of development notifications and land use monitoring for pipeline operators:
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Land Use Monitoring
Visualizing land use provides a prediction of how development will likely progress, impacting class location and potential damage to infrastructure. The Canadian Energy Regulator Damage Prevention regulations, pipeline operators' damage prevention programs must include ongoing monitoring of any changes in the use of the land on which a pipeline is located, as well as the land adjacent to it. (Obligations of Pipeline Operators: Section 16 (b)).
We provide a comprehensive online GIS platform that incorporates existing and changing urban and rural land use in the vicinity of pipeline infrastructure.
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ProACTIVE Reporting and Class Location Prediction Assessments
Development and growth is planned many years in advance of development actually occurring.
Pipeline operators and their infrastructure is impacted by the surrounding development environment, including:
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ProACTIVE Reports are comprehensive reports of the key attributes of existing and planned development implications that may have an impact on class location and potential pipeline damage. Class Location Prediction Assessments are chronological spatial summaries of development and specific class variable criteria discovered through the ProACTIVE Reporting process.
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Municipal and Developer Education and Engagement
Education SessionsProACTIVE has presented to hundreds of diverse stakeholders. Some of those include:
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