Bradford Glen HOALisa Van Houten - Board Member

Pipeline Safety Trust

National Conference

New Orleans, LA

Nov 5-6, 2009__________________________________________________________________________________________________

2009 Recipient

US DOT - PHMSA

Technical Assistance Grant

DTPH56-09-G-PHPT14_______________________________________________________________________________________

FERC Docket CP07-62

Counties of PA

Chester County, PA

Future Location of Bradford Glen SubdivisionWest Bradford Twp. 1937

Features affected by Route 9and Variations

Route Proposed Alt 9A Alt 9A-HOA* Alt 9-HOA

Wetland 3 1 1 1

Streams 2 1 3 1

Streets 4 3 3 3

Homes within 50' 24 7 3 7

Homes within 25' 4 2 2 1

Businesses 0 1 2 2

Public Park 1** 1 1 1

Wooded Area Moderate Substantial Substantial Substantial

Storm Drainage Substantial Minimal Substantial Minimal *Estimated **Common area accessible to the public

Grant Aspects To Be Studied

Utilizing GTS Technologies

• Create An Infrastructure Map

• Analyze PIR Current Vs Alt. Routes

• Safety Current Vs Alt. Routes

• Additional Shut-off Valves In HCA

• Environmental Impacts Current Vs. Alt. Routes

Thank You For YourAttention

ParticipationAnd

Questions______________________________________________________________________________________

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Notes Page

• Slide 1 - Our grant is in direct correlation with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commissions FEIS on this Docket.

• Slide 2 - Chester County is located in the SE of PA• Slide 3 - West Bradford is located in the middle of Chester County. Bradford Glen is in the

middle of the Township. • Slide 4 - History is important in understanding pipeline ROW and urban development. Note

pipeline ROW prior to subdivision development.• Slide 5 - Community Facts: 490 single family homes, 33 streets, 250 acres, Columbia gas line

bisects the subdivision, Subdivision labeled as a HCA (line 1278).• Slide 6 - information was presented as a rebuttal to the FEIS.• Slide 7 - GTS is out of Harrisburg, PA and specializes in geo-technical, environmental and

engineering services. These are the primary issues they will be addressing. Infrastructure includes: gas line, interstate T1 fiber optic, local Fios, phone, cable, electric, water, sewer, storm drainage. Potential Impact Radius. Shut-off valves in relation to a PIR incident. Overall assessment of the environmental vs. human factors.

• Slide 8 - I would especially like to thank Carl Weimer and Marissa Cool for their coordination of this event and answering my mirada of questions.

• Slide 9 – Notes Page.