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facility which eline, gas pre-

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LPG stor

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Designating

sions of the

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sioning and t would result i

more than 35%or regasificatio

ed natural gas 3,000 t/d or a liqre than 50 000

ponents Project can be

includes the -treatment, ga

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d with each a

he Pacific No

mponents

s receiving and

MTPA liquefac

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80,000 m3 LNG

m long conventient, cryogenic p

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fuel storage an

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alues exceed th

uped into thre

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ting to the mired to operat

in Table 2-2.

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pment

Paciect Description

Section 2

g Physical A

he Project

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ee major cate

receive natustorage.

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mainland to dte and mainta

MW of combine

m, loading and onfrastructure

er materials

ific Northwest Executive Sum: Project Inform

ctivities

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nstruction of a with processinand a total LNG

000 tonnes Both of these resholds.

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deliver water ain the Projec

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off-loading

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r Supply

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Option A—mechanicalof natural gturbines wopower that

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Project Com

Water su

Wastewapipeline

Fuel stor

Nitrogen

Administ

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faction Proc

as has been tapproximate

and methane ompressors, e

been produce

quire approxie are currentl

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—Electric Driery steam gee 700 MW otors which woest of the elec

ary

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mponents

upply pipeline i

ater treatment connections to

rage

and compress

tration and mai

ne bridge conn

s off-loading fa

liquefied, tracmercury (Hg)

genic equipmthe gas trea

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cess

treated, it woly -162ºC in sas refrigeran

expanders, an

ed, it would b

imately 700 Mly two primary

l Drive: Thisower the liqueines coupled electricity to

nerated for the

ive: This optienerators andof combined ould in turn drctrical require

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nfrastructure

system (for sewo offsite facilitie

sed air equipme

intenance build

necting Lelu Isla

cility (MOF)

ce amounts o) and water n

ment and/or vatment infras

uld enter thesuccessively

nts. Key piecend valves.

be directed to

MW to powey power supp

s option invoefaction refrigwith waste h the balancee facilities is e

on uses natud steam turbcycle electric

rive the liquefements of the

wage and othes

ent

dings

and to the main

of carbon dioneed to be revessels or frstructure incl

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es of equipme

the LNG stor

er three LNG ply options un

olves naturagerant compreheat recoverye of the facilestimated to b

ural gas-fired bines to genecal energy gfaction refrigefacility.

er liquid effluen

nland

oxide (CO2), emoved as treeze during ude: acid ga

section of theexchangers tent include he

rage tanks.

trains and ader considera

l gas-fired tuessor process

y steam generity. The totalbe 380 MW.

turbines, coerate electricgenerated woerant compres

ts) and associa

hydrogen suhey would eithe liquefac

as removal

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associated facation:

urbines that s. A separaterators and stel combined-c

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be needed todevelop sub-

e and Berths

estle and ber would extenBank. It woud utility corridth it due to sa

LNG carrier mmodate two 2

oading arms erring boil-off ximately 24 ho

orting Infrast

are a numbeacility. These

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Water supp

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A two-lane

al power suppudies with gov

ored at atmose approximate

ing Facility (

e a wharf locauld be capabnt and heavy mo deepen the-tidal infrastru

s

rths would bend westward uld be wide dors. The tresafety concern

berths wou217,000 m3 cper berth for

f gas back toours.

tructure

er of other ancinclude:

tion, control, m

ply pipe from t

r treatment ed water]) anacility

ystem

ge facilities

bridge conne

FebruProject N

ply options thavernment, Firs

spheric pressely 80 to 90 m

MOF)

ated off Porpole of berthingmaterials to b

e embaymentucture of the M

e a conventionfrom Lelu Isenough to a

stle would nots.

uld be in Ccapacity LNG r transferring o the liquefac

cillary facilitie

maintenance,

the Port Edwa

systems (fnd a pipe con

ecting Lelu Isl

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at are also unst Nations, an

sure in three 1m in diameter

oise Channel g large bargebe delivered tot and to proviMOF.

nal pile supposland, approxaccommodatet be designed

Chatham Soucarriers up tothe LNG ont

ction trains. L

es associated

and other an

ard water sys

for sewage nnecting to th

and to the ma

Proje

nder considernd stakeholde

180,000 m3 fur and 50 m ta

in a small emes and shipso Lelu Island de a safe sh

orted structurximately 2.7 e vehicles and to accommo

und beyond o 315 m longto the carriersLNG carriers

d with the con

ncillary buildin

stem and a wa

and oily ohe mainland

ainland.

Paciect Description

Section 2

ration. Progreers to inform d

ull containmeall and compo

mbayment on s to allow larduring constip-way into P

re with concrkm along th

nd the cryogodate any bo

Agnew Ban. The berths ws and a vapowould typical

nstruction and

ngs

ater distributio

other effluenand the Port


ess is engagedecision-mak

ent storage taosed of steel

the north sidrge prefabricaruction. Dred

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rete decking. he north edggenic piping oat traffic pas

nk. They wwould have u

our return armly be at berth

d operation of

on system

nt [e.g., solvEdward sew

LNG mary ation

5

ed in king.

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truction Cam

porary camp be located o

ation, potable

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dule

reliminary schon of key Proj

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s option undortheast portiowould be su

so support thnland and thess the CN radon Island to t

mp Facilities

for up to 3,00on Lelu Islan water system

ect Sched

hedule aims foject phases a

ntal planning

and environm

on activities—

and mainten

sioning, aband the end of i

vities

ies would incl

val, vegetation

opment and L

associated in

nstruction and

d marine term

road constru

ruction clean-

ning.

nt would first ed and othe

ary

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er consideraton of Lelu Is

upported by pe water pipe

e Port Edwardailway track athe southeast

00 people wound and includms, waste trea

dule and

or LNG exporre:

and engineer

mental manag

—2015 to 2018

ance—2018

ndonment, anits operationa

lude:

n clearing, pe

Lelu island he

nfrastructure d

d component i

inal construct

ction to the m

-up and on-sit

be cleared er non-merc

uary 2013 o. 1231-10537

tion would insland and incpipe piles to line, sewer p

d utilities. Theand include a t corner of Le

uld be requirede temporary atment system

Activities

rt delivery to

ring design—

ement plans—

8

out to a minim

nd reclamatioal life or dema

eat removal, a

eavy-haul roa

development

installation

tion

mainland

te grounds re

and graded.hantable tre

volve a bridgclude an over

be installedpipeline, and e second optio bridge to St

elu Island.

ed for construequipment a

ms and fuel s

s

begin at the e

—2012 to 2014

—2014 to 201

mum of 30 ye

n—sometimeand for LNG h

and general s

ad constructio

eclamation

Any merchaees and veg

ge over Lelu rhead crossin

d in Lelu Sloan electrical on would protapledon Islan

uction of the fand materialssupply.

end of 2018.

4

15

ears (2048)

e after 2048 whas ended.

site preparatio

on

antable timbegetation wou

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utility conduvide access fnd and a sec

facility. The cas such as po

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when the Pro

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er on Lelu Isld be mana

m the lway idge

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mate

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land aged

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priately. Earturden. Followpriate site dra

include excge systems, a

wo-lane bridgeoncrete abutnce beneath mi design clea

ximately 1,50ise Channel uction bargewater blasting

marine terminathrough the consist of caThe deck sla

acility would bG facility com

ations and Ma

acility would oould allow for

LNG produ

Loading of

Off-loading

Fueling of L

ne inspectionswould includ

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Inspection o

Road and P

Inspection a

ing

e first phase oays berthed a

h moving eqwing clearing ainage and seavating buildand installatio

e(s) connectintments and sthe bridge s

arance height

00,000 m3 of and at the

es. In the eveg may be requ

al will incorposediments anast in place cbs would be

be commissiommissioning is

aintenance A

operate 24 hor LNG produc

ction and stor

LNG carriers

of propane re

LNG carriers.

s and maintee:

ce of equipme

of equipment

Project site m

and maintena

of the Project at the termina

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quipment wouand grading

ediment contrding sites, poon of the infra

ng Lelu Islandsteel or conc

spans to allowts.

material wouMOF berth

ent seabed auired in the M

orate pipe pilend anchored concrete capsinstalled usin

oned once cos Q4 of 2018.

Activities

ours per day.tion to occur

rage

efrigerant and

enance of al

ent to ensure

and facilities

aintenance

nce of safety,

(12 MPTA) ital. At full buil

uary 2013 o. 1231-10537

uld then be g, a stable, rol measures.ouring foundaastructure.

d to Skeena Dcrete bridge w safe passa

uld need to bto allow for

alteration encMOF area.

e supported tinto the undes, pre-stresseg marine equ

onstruction an

Facility main365 days per

d other facility

l systems wo

safe and relia

to ensure the

, civil structure

t is estimatedd out (18 MP

Proje

used to striflat work su. Constructionations, const

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age for small

be dredged fr the safe mcounters bed

restle and beerlying bedroced precast giuipment.

nd installation

ntenance wour year. LNG fa

y materials

ould be com

able operatio

e mechanical

es, and enviro

d that there woPTA) this wou

Paciect Description

Section 2

ip the surfacrface would n of the LNG tructing facili

be constructedwould be bu boats at hig

from the embmaneuvering drock, approp

erth structuresck. Both the tirders, and ca

n is complete

uld be conducacility activitie

mpleted on an

n

l integrity is m

onmental mon

ould be one Luld increase


ce materials be created terminal facilty buildings

d using pipe pilt with suffic

gh tide and m

bayment areaand berthing

priately mana

s. Piles wouldtrestle and beast-in-place d

. The target d

cted in a manes would inclu

n ongoing ba

maintained

nitoring device

LNG carrier evto approxima

LNG mary ation

7

and with lities and

piles cient meet

a off g of aged

d be erths deck

date

nner ude:

asis.

es.

very ately

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hipping of the e terminal. Theepending on t

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ess to the buyments, Progrered to the cust

mmissioning

are currentlyfacility on fedfacility (estimbe developed

ns. Depending

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for the Projection with the

Prince Rupert on Entrance ncipated that thea past Dixonng station is lpproximately e BC Coast

RPA policies a

ablished mootional anchoraanchorages locations in

ort.com/opera

LNG product e party responhe contractuavery (FOB), Pr is loaded. Th

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g Activities

y no LNG-spederal lands. If

mated to be ad in consultag on laws and

recycle facility

and disposal o

n of that disn to restore ec

ary

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50 per year behe marine tere Q-Flex LNGe Q-Flex has with deadweig

ct would use Pacific Pilotharbour curr

north of Stephe ships for thn Entrance isocated off Tr42 km from thpilots assisteand procedure

oring locationsages availabloutside of hathe vicinity

ations/naviga

will be condunsible for the cal arrangemenrogress will trhe buyer wouFOB arrangemthe LNG car

responsible foarge port.

ecific regulatiof rejuvenation

a minimum oftion with the

d regulations i

y equipment a

or recycling o

sturbed porticological valu

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erthed at the rminal. The lG carrier. This

capacity to ght of 106,89

pre-establishtage Authorityrently approachens Island, his Project wo

s compulsory riple Island, athe Port. Acco

ed by tugs; thes.

s in the Innere outside therbour limits wof the Proje

tion).

ucted separatecare and contrnts made betwransfer the owld be responsment, the carerrier is loadedor transport of

ons in place rn of the facilityf 30 years), aPRPA, applicin effect at tha

and infrastruc

f materials

ion of Lelu ues.

terminal. Theargest vesses carrier is upship up to 27 t.

hed shipping y and BC Coch from the ofollowing theould approacfor all vesselt the eastern

ordingly, all LNhe size and n

r Harbour ande harbor limitswould be at thect can be f

ely from the oprol of the LNG

ween Progresswnership of thesible for provide and control o. Alternativelythe LNG and

related to they is not a viab

a decommissicable regulatoat time, decom

cture

Island for o

ere would be el that the tep to 315 m in 217,000 m3 o

routes into thoast Pilots. D

open waters ne deep sea shh along and els over 350 gend of Dixon

NG carriers wnumber of w

d Chatham Ss for the potehe discretion ofound on the

peration of theG once it leaves and its custoe LNG as it leding a vessel,of the LNG wy, with Ex-Sh

d retain owner

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other industr

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length and 5of LNG; its g

he Port of PrDeep sea venorth of the Hhipping route exit via this roross tonnes.

n Entrance abwould be “pilohich would b

ound. They hential use by Lof the vessel e PRPA web

e LNG facility es the terminaomers. In caseeaves the term either its own

would transfer fip Delivery (D

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e and associastes expectedures for mana

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aste materialsgh some maed, or dispose

majority of thesal at sea. Anh the issuanc

urrent proposetely treat theals would beistrated, trans

ations Waste

missions

missions origines include com

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ssions, Dould potentiallh of these waated governmd to be generaaging those w

te Managem

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aste (chipped

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sed approache effluent at e recycled wsported and d

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nate from eacmbustion prod

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ischargey generate a stes would be

mental requireated by the Pastes.

ment

construction

d vegetative m

organic mate

al

n equipment e

ood, scrap me

f a connectio

aterials (e.g.,

ruction areas be used or s

ed disposal si

ment materiasposal plan wt under the Ca

for constructan on-site trewhere an apdisposed of at

nt

ch LNG train ducts from:

om each LNG

uary 2013 o. 1231-10537

s, and Wvariety of wa

e managed inments and co

Project during

could include

material)

rial (e.g., pea

emissions

etal, concrete

on to sewag

used oil or s

will be manstockpiled ontes in complia

al dredged duwill need to oanadian Envir

tion-related weatment plantpplicable progt an approved

and the com

train

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Waste astes, emission compliance onditions. Thconstruction

e:

at), large boul

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ge treatment

olvents).

aged in an en-site, most wance with app

uring Projectobtain approvronmental Pro

wastewater ant and then digram is regid facility.

mmon support

Paciect Description

Section 2

ons and effluwith the appis section desand operatio

ders

facilities at

environmentawill be removplicable legal

construction val from Envirotection Act.

nd sewage mischarge it toionally availa

t utility facilitie


ents over thelicable regulascribes the ty

ons and propo

Port Edwar

ally safe manved, transporrequirements

will likely reqronment Can

management o sea. Hazardable or hand

es. Air emiss

LNG mary ation

9

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d is

nner. rted, s.

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There periodemerg

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Table

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LNG carrier

would also beic emissions ency equipm

ernative liquons estimateons for a twot (three train; 6

3,143 tonne

3,519 tonne

178 tonnes

208 tonnes

341 tonnes

3,891,349 t

d, Solid, and

2-3: Liqui

e Category

d

rdous


turbines used

enerators (for

rs.

e fugitive emithat originateent items (e.g

efaction and es can be proo train ~4.0 M6 MPTA/train)

es per year of

es per year of

per year of s

per year of to

per year of v

tonnes per ye

Hazardous W

id, Solid, and

Waste Type

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Mercury

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Waste l

Spent s

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ary

FebruProject No

d to power

critical comp

issions from ee from the roug., emergency

power suppovided at thisPTA/train sce:

f oxides of nit

f carbon mon

sulphur dioxid

otal particulat

volatile organi

ear of carbon

Wastes

d Hazardous

e

tic wastes (inclg at the facility)

cardboard wast

and scrap meta

d sanitary wast

stormwater

minated stormw

discharge from

t or hydrocarbo

y removed duri

catalyst and ad

lubricating oils

solvents

biological treat

miscellaneous w

uary 2013 o. 1231-10537

the facility a

onents in cas

equipment (e.utine mainteny diesel gene

ply options as time. A prelenario was use

trogen (NOx)

oxide (CO)

de (SO2)

te matter (PM

ic compounds

dioxide equiv

s Wastes dur

uding food was)

te (from admin

al from mainten

ewater (sewag

water or water c

steam or cond

on contaminate

ing the natural

dsorbents

ment facility slu

wastes include

and/or drive

se of an emer

.g., excavatornance and reaerators, pump

are still beingliminary engined to extrapola

M10 and PM2.5)

s (VOCs)

valent (CO2e).

ring Operatio

stes from site p

istration and p

nance facility

ge and grey wa

contaminated in

densate blow-d

ed wastewater

gas treatment

udge (if sewag

d used cartridg

refrigerant c

rgency)

rs, trucks, etcadiness testins, etc.).

g evaluated, neered estimate estimated

)

.

ons

personnel and

ackaging)

ater)

n the LNG proc

down

and surface ru

process

ge is treated on

ge filters, batte

compressors,

c.) on the site ng of backup

only coarsemate of annua

emissions fo

LNG carriers

cesses

noff

n-site)

ries, etc.

, as

and and

e air al air r the

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raphic Coord

acility would bt and within thom the town nates of the c

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lan

minary site p, and marine

pproximately 6

s 2, 3, 4, and

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ted managemastes would

approved landinated by soed to the Porbe collected inazardous mad, administrat

ng will be usessment. The ed and evalua

mated Catal cost for th

on would reqthe facility is

create additioand services.

OJECT L

dinates

be located onhe District of

centre of Pcenter of the f

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egrees—Lati

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lan showing tterminal) is p

60% of Lelu Is

d 5 provide an

ses and water

other transpo

FebruProject N

ment activitiesbe recycled

dfill. It is envislvents) generrt Edward sewn storage ponterials would ted, transport

sed to estimestimates wi

ated with respe

pital Coshe first phasequire a workf

estimated toonal indirect

LOCATIO

n Lelu IslandPort Edward.

Port Edward facility would

econds—Lat

tude 54.1994

Mercator (UT

the general laprovided in Figsland).

n overview of

rbodies

ortation comp

uary 2013 o. 1231-10537

s would be uwhere an a

sioned that serated at the wage treatmends, treated, abe recycled

ted, and dispo

ate potential ll be compareect to provinc

st and Eme of the Projeforce of up t

o employ 200 jobs in the

ON

(Figure 1) w. Lelu Island iand 15 km be:

titude 54°11'5

451/Longitude

TM)—415924

ayout of the mgure 2. The fa

the following

onents in the

Proje

used for the rapplicable proewage and refacility would

ent plant for fuand dischargewhere an ap

osed of at an

Project-related to air qualcial and nation

mploymenct is betweento 3,500 peoto 300 peoplocal commu

within the bouis a small islasouthwest of

58.02"N/Long

e – 130.28883

E/6006480 N

main Project cacility footprin

features in re

e area

Paciect Description

Section

responsible dogram is loceadily treatabd be treated urther treatmeed to the oce

pplicable progapproved fac

ted air emisity objectives

nal guidelines

nt n $9 and $11ople at the ple over its esunity and els

undaries of thand (~192 ha)f City of Prin

gitude 130°17

36°

N (Zone 9).

components (ent would be a

elation to the

ific Northwest Executive Sumn 3: Project Loc

disposal of wcally availableble liquid efflu

on-site and tent and dispo

ean in compliagram is regioncility.

sions during . GHG emissor objectives.

billion Canapeak. During stimated 30 yesewhere thro

he Port of Pr) approximatence Rupert.

'19.81"W

e.g., LNG facpproximately

Project:

LNG mary

cation

11

aste e or ents then osal. ance nally

the sions .

dian the

ears ough

rince ely 2 The

cility, 115

PacificProjecSectio

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Legal

The laCanaddescripCoast the MODistric641, R

Land a

The Prat the jurisdicPrinceRegion2020 identifitransfealso id

A portPRPAroad awould provinc

The Prand titGitxaaNationintereshistoric

c Northwest LNt Description Exn 3: Project Loc

Known arch

Nearby com

Indian rese

Boundary oare in the v

Adjacent co

Provincial Sanctuaries

Land Descri

and and wateda Port Authption of the pDistrict, unsu

OF and bridgt, Plan 3010

Range 5, Coas

and Water U

roject would blocation of thction and adm Rupert but nal District. It Land Use Mied in the PRer facility, anddentified in the

tion of Staple) may also be

and bridge accalso be needcial highway

roject would btle. The claim

ala, Kitselas, ns for the pursts and intendc uses of Lelu

NG xecutive Summacation

haeological si

mmunities and

rves in the Pr

of the Port of vicinity of the P

ommercial an

park (Kitson s in the vicinit

iption

ers to be usehority listed principal land urveyed watee. Stapledonand a mainla

st District, Pla

se

be located prhe MOF and tministration o

within the Dis located wit

Management RPA 2020 Lad other assoce PRPA 2020

edon Island, we federally-adcess to Lelu

ded on the ma(e.g., Skeena

be located onms have beeand Kitsumkpose of asseds to continuu Island and t

ary

FebruProject No

ites

d residential a

rince Rupert H

Prince RupeProject)

d recreationa

Island Marinty of the Proje

ed for the Prunder the and water lor lot “E”, and Island, legal

and parcel knoan 850 on Pla

rimarily on Lethe bridge, thof the PRPA. District of Pothin the jurisdPlan for futu

and Use Manciated marine0 Land Use M

which (upon dministered CIsland. A smaainland wherea Drive).

n lands that aen asserted bkalum. Progreessing potentie these discu

the surroundin

uary 2013 o. 1231-10537

areas

Harbour area

ert (NOTE: No

al fishing area

ne Park; NOect).

roject are prCanada Mar

ots to be used two additionly known as own as All Th

an 1468 may a

lu Island, theat are federaLelu Island i

ort Edward adiction of the Pure major in

nagement Pla transportatioanagement P

completion oCrown land. Sall parcel of pe the propose

are the subjecby five First ess has initiaial impacts ofussions in orng marine en

a

o National Pa

as

OTE: No Wild

rimarily withinrine Act andd for the Proj

nal unsurveye Block 4, Dis

hat Portion of also become

e adjacent Waally administeis outside of

and part of tPRPA. Lelu Is

ndustrial usesan include uson uses. PotePlan.

of a conveyaStapledon Islaprivate (e.g., Ced road to Le

ct of overlappNations: the

ated consultaf the Project rder to better vironment.

arks or Natio

dlife Areas o

n the jurisdicd its regulatject are: Dist

ed water lots strict Lot 642,Assigned Blopart of the P

ater Lot “E” ared Crown hothe boundar

the Skeena sland is idents. The majose as a marinential for recr

ance from Poand may be nCN Rail or otlu Island wou

ping claims ofe Metlakatla, ations with eon their respunderstand

nal Historic S

or Migratory

ction of PRPAtions. The lrict Lot Rangat the locatio, Range 5, Cock A, Districtroject.

nd two water oldings withinies of the CitQueen Chartified in the PRr industrial une terminal, eational use

ort Edward toeeded to prother land ownuld connect to

f Aboriginal riLax Kw’alaa

each of the pective rights their current

Sites

Bird

A, a egal

ge 5, on of oast t Lot

r lots n the ty of lotte RPA uses bulk was

o the ovide ners) o the

ghts ams, First and and

4 No fedcompoOther and thPRPA

Under DesignprevioRegula

Other Table

Table

Legis

Fishe

S.35 harmfdestru

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S.5 (2or abo

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S.127

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PRPA

FEDderal financiaonents would portions of the water lots a. Rights to the

CEAA 2012nating Physicusly, the Proation.

federal legis4-1.

4-1: Preli

slation/Regula

eries Act

(2) authorizatioful alteration, duction of fish ha

gable Waters P

2) permit for woout a navigable

dian Environmction Act

7 (1) permit for d

rt Licence

A lease and aut

ERAL INal support for

be located ohe Project maare federally ae federal land

2 all projects cal Activities moject would e

lative or regu

minary List o

ation

on for the isruption or abitat.

Protection Act

orks placed in e water.

ental

disposal at sea

thorizations

FebruProject N

NVOLVEthe Project i

on Lelu Islanday be on the administered

d would be ac

that meet omay be subjecexceed thresh

ulatory requir

of Potential F

Federal Authority

Fisheries aOceans Ca

Transport Canada

a.

EnvironmeCanada

National EnBoard

PRPA

uary 2013 o. 1231-10537

EMENT is proposed od with some additional lanCrown land w

cquired by Pro

r exceed thect to a federaholds listed in

rements that

Federal Regu

Desc

and anada

Existidisrupof Pro(e.g., structu

Futurbe reqenact

Permcomptempopiles,

nt Permmater

nergy Licencnatura

Leaselandsand a

Proje

or anticipatedcomponents nd mentionedwithin the jurogress under

e thresholds al environmenn both subse

may apply to

ulatory Requ

ription

ing: Authorizatption or destrucoject componentemporary bridure, trestle, MO

re: Additional oquired as chanted in new regu

it authorizing conents that woorary bridge anMOF, sub-tida

it authorizing drial at sea.

ce authorizing al gas.

e to occupy and. Authorization

associated site

Paciect Description

Section 4: F

d. The majorbeing on adj

d in Section 3risdiction and a long term le

described in ntal assessmeections 2(a) a

o the Project

uirements

tion for harmful ction of fish habnts in the maringe and fill, perm

OF, sub-tidal inf

or alternative aunges to the Fishulations.

construction of ould impact navnd fill, trestle, pal infrastructure

disposal of exca

the export of li

d use PRPA-ads for site clearipreparation ac

ific Northwest Executive SumFederal Involve

rity of the Projacent water 3.1.4. Lelu Isadministratioease.

the Regulatent. As descrand 13(d) of

t are identifie

alteration, bitat for construce environment manent bridge sfrastructure, et

uthorizations mheries Act are

Project vigation (e.g., ermanent bridg

e, etc.).

avated or dredg

iquefied

dministered feding, tree removctivities.

LNG mary ment

13

oject lots. land

on of

tions ibed f the

ed in

ction

sub-tc.).

may

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ged

deral val,

PacificProjecSectio

14

5

5.1

Geolo

Lelu Isvariety

Offshosand, mica ssilty cl

Tides

Lelu IsfreshwEdwartides rmaxim

Lelu IsPassaHorseyBank aIsland)

Climat

Lelu Isclimateareas,

Princesnowfa

experie

winter,monthaverag

Air Qu

Existinthe arecargoscomple

c Northwest LNt Description Exn 5: Environmen

ENV

Envir

ogy and Geom

sland is consy of rocks and

ore sedimentwith the thick

schist bedrocay layer.

Currents an

sland is near water to the ord area generrange from -3

mum tidal curre

sland is bordege (up to 15 y Banks. Florare up to 4 a) there is a dr

te

sland is withie with large aand with less

Rupert is Call per year a

ences averag

, average hig, with an avge temperatur

uality

ng air quality iea are the res and passeeted in Princ

NG xecutive Summantal Effects

VIRONME

ronmenta

morphology

sidered to be d occupied by

s consist of kness increasck overlain by

d Bathymetr

the mouth ofcean and inflrate strong ti

3.68 to 3.62 ment is 0.27 m/

ered by deepm) to the soura Bank is a and 6 m resprop-off where

n the Pacificamounts of ras precipitation

Canada’s wettat the airport (

ge high temp

ghs are 3°C erage daily tre of 13°C.

in the Port Edegional indusenger traffic.e Rupert (Sta

ary

FebruProject No

ENTAL E

al Setting

flat low plainy large expans

normally consing away froy a thin and

ry

f the Skeena luences the cdal currents

m above mea/s.

p water in Poruth. The water

shallow eel-gpectively. Wethe water de

c climate regiain or snow. Tn than in the w

test city, with(2,594 mm to

peratures of 1

to 5°C, with temperature

dward area istrial emitters, Monitoring antec, 2009)

uary 2013 o. 1231-10537

EFFECT

g

n, mostly belses of muske

nsolidated silom the shorediscontinuou

River and itscurrents at thathat affect sun sea-level. T

rpoise Harbour is shallow wgrass bed (< est of Agnew pth increases

on. This regiThe summer winter.

h an averageotal annual pr

15°C to 17°C

an average of 1°C, while

generally go, including lo

results fromconcluded th

TS

ow 30 m eleg with poor d

lts and clayseline. The offsus dense glac

s estuary; sprat time of yeaurface flow ovThe mean tid

ur (up to 25 mwest of Lelu Is

1 m deep); w Bank approxs to more than

ion is characclimate is wa

e of 2,469 mrecipitation).

C and average

low of aboute August is

ood. The primcal terminalsm a recent hat of the sub

evation, that irainage.

s with lesser shore subsoicial till and a

ring and summar. The largever shorter tial current is 0

m) to the norsland along Fdepths at Agximately 2.7 n 15 m deep.

cterized by a arm, but cool

mm of rainfall In the summe

e lows of 7°C

t 0°C. Januathe warmest

ary influences that accomm

environmenbstances gene

is underlain b

amounts of l is comprise

an extensive

mer runoff bre tides in the ime periods. 0.11 m/s and

rth and InvernFlora, Agnew, gnew and Ho

km west of

moderate wirelative to in

and 126 mmer, Prince Ru

C to 10°C. In

ary is the coldt month, with

s on air qualimodate indusntal assessmerally conside

by a

fine ed of

soft

rings Port The

d the

ness and rsey Lelu

inter land

m of upert

n the

dest h an

ty in strial ment ered

when awell w

Freshw

The mtypicafish hathe Pwatercto con

Marine

The mdrive hmammthe div

Algal sspp.), barnac(Lottia bottomDunge

ImportluetkeaPrincecoho, (Clupemacro

Severaincludiharboudolphin(Phoca

Vegeta

Lelu I(CWHvdominawester

assessing airithin regulated

water Aquat

ain freshwatelly has a low abitat. Thereroject and mcourses, theyfirm their sta

e Resources

marine environhigh primary

mals. The Skeversity of mar

species includand various

cles (Balanusspp.), and m

m include: oeness crab (M

tant marine fiana) and eelg Rupert areapink and ch

ea pallasii), cephalus), so

al species of ng: humpbacur porpoise (n (Lagenorhya vitulina richa

ation Resou

sland is withvh2) biogeocated by wesrn red cedar (

r quality (i.e., d ambient air

ic Resources

er habitat on Lnaturally occ are two unn

managed wity are not exptus.

s

nment in the Pproduction an

eena River adine life in the

de bull kelp (Nunderstory k

s spp. and Smussels (Mytrange sea p

Metacarcinus m

ish habitats fgrass beds (Z for at least p

hum; Oncorhrockfish (Seb

ole, and eulac

marine mammck whale (MegPhocoena phynchus obliqardsi).

rces

hin the Verylimatic zone.

stern hemlock(Thuja plicata

FebruProject N

CO, NOx, SOquality param

s

Lelu Island is curring pH (hnamed waterthin the foot

pected to be

Port Edward and support a

dds freshwatearea.

Nereocystis lukelps (e.g., L

Semibalanus stilus spp.). Copens (Ptilosamagister), an

found in the Zostera marinpart of their lihynchus spp.bastes spp.)chon (Thaleich

mals also occgaptera novahocoena), Dauidens), Stel

y Wet HyperIn general, th

k (Tsuga heta). Terrestrial

uary 2013 o. 1231-10537

O2, VOCs, H2

meters.

wetland, spehigh acidity) arcourses on tprint. Basedfish-bearing;

area is charadiverse asse

er and nutrient

uetkeana), rocLaminaria sppspp.), snails ommon specarcus gurneyd California s

Port Edwarda). Key marinife histories in), halibut (H, lingcod (Ohthys pacificu

cur regularly iaeangliae), noall’s porpoiseller sea lion

rmaritime subhe CWH is chterophylla), Decosystem m

Proje

2S, PM2.5, PM

ecifically Sphaand is generaLelu Island wd on the pr however, fie

cterized by coemblage of ints to the surro

ckweed (Fucup.). Common(Littorina sppies that occuyi), spiny pisea cucumber

d area includene fish specienclude: Pacif

Hippoglossus Ophiodon elonus).

in the Port Edorthern residee (Phocoenoid

(Eumetopias

bzone of theharacterized bDouglas fir (Pmapping comp

Paciect Description

Section 5: En

M10); all monito

agnum bog. Tally considerewhich would redicted pH eld studies w

old, nutrient-rnvertebrates, ounding wate

us gardneri), invertebratep. and Nuce

ur in areas wink shrimp (r (Parastichop

e bull kelp bes expected tofic salmon (so

stenolepsis)ngates), Pac

dward and Prent killer whaldes dalli), Pas jubatus) a

e Coastal Wby low to mid Pseudotsugapleted for the

ific Northwest Executive Sumnvironmental Ef

ored values w

The water in bed unsuitablebe impactedlevels of th

will be comple

rich waters wfish, and ma

ers contributin

sea lettuce (Ue species inclla spp.), lim

with soft sedim(Pandalus eopus californic

eds (Nereocyo occur withinockeye, Chin, Pacific her

cific cod (Ga

rince Rupert ae (Orcinus oracific white-snd harbour

Western Hemelevation for

a menziesii), Project indic

LNG mary ffects

15

were

bogs e as d by hese eted

which arine ng to

Ulva lude pets

ment ous) us).

ystis n the ook, rring adus

area rca), ided seal

mlock rests and ates

PacificProjecSectio

16

that mbog wo

Wildlif

There Edwardeer (americEdwarIsland avian area ipelagicchickatownse

There rough northw[ThamNorthw

Specie

A numto use(Brachsided ffanninipealei)blackbwesterwhale (red or(Melanpelagicor blue


ost (63%) of oodland, and

fe Resources

are 225 knord and Prince (Odocoileus cana), and grd and Princeand in the suspecies are nclude bald c cormorant (dee (Poecile endi), orange

are five ampskinned new

western salammnophis sirtaliwestern salam

es at Risk

mber of wildlifee habitats onhyramphus mflycatcher (Coi subspecies ), western s

bird (Euphagurn toad. Twoand the harb

r blue) specienitta perspicicus subspeciee-listed plant s


Lelu Island isopen blanket

s

own and poteRupert area.hemionus), ray wolf (Can

e Rupert areaurrounding waknown to useeagle (Halia

(Phalacrocorarufescens), p-crowned war

hibians (the wwt [Taricha grmander [Ambis] and weste

mander has be

e species listen Lelu Island

marmoratus), nontopus coop

(Ardea heroscreech-owl (us carolinus), marine mam

bour porpoisees may also illata), westees. Lelu Islanspecies have

ary

FebruProject No

s wetland ecot bog.

entially occurr. Terrestrial mblack bearnis lupus). Tha. Of those, 1aters. This ince Lelu Island

aeetus leucocax pelagicus),pacific wren (rbler (Oreothl

western toadranulosa], lonbystoma macern garter sneen observed

ed under the or the adjac

northern goshperi), ancient modias fannini)(Megascops band-tailed

mmals that oe, are also lisbe present, in

ern grebe (And does not su been found t

uary 2013 o. 1231-10537

osystem. The

ring bird, mamammals kno(Ursus amerhere have be103 species cludes marined and the surcephalus), gl, pigeon guilleTroglodytes plypis celata),

[Anaxyrus bong-toed salamcrodactylum]) nake [Thamnd on Lelu Islan

federal Speccent marine hawk, laingi smurrelet (Synperegrine fakennicottii), pigeon (Pata

occur regularlted under SAncluding: CalAechmophoruupport any plto date.

se wetland e

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