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Home My WebLink About20031892.tiff eColorado Interstate Gas an El Paso company June 19, 2003 Weld County Commissioners ,jjefQGx l -44 915 10th Street Greely, Colorado 80631 / CAA- � v� Dave Long-Chairman S a etatizo Re: Colorado Interstate Gas Company/Cheyenne Plains Pipeline Project Dear Mr. Long: This letter is to inform you that Colorado Interstate Gas Company(CIG), a subsidiary of El Paso Corporation,plans to construct the Cheyenne Plains Gas Pipeline (CPGP) in 2004. The pipeline will consist of 380 miles of 30-inch diameter interstate pipeline and appurtenant facilities for the transportation of natural gas from CIG's existing Cheyenne Compressor Station located in Weld County, Colorado to facilities located in Kiowa County, Kansas. The primary purpose of the Project is to transportation natural gas to markets in the Midwest. As a result of development of natural gas resources in the Rocky Mountains, the Project will allow CIG to deliver 540 million decatherms (MDth) of natural gas per day to those markets. CIG has evaluated relevant technical, engineering and environmental factors and has determined that the most appropriate route for the pipeline will result in it crossing property in Weld County. CIG is contacting landowners along the proposed route to negotiate with them in good faith to acquire right-of-way easements for the Project. CIG is expecting to reach amicable agreements with all of the Weld County landowners for the acquisition of the necessary right-of- way easements. In the past CIG has received questions from some counties in Colorado regarding the effect of H.B. 1041 Regulations and other state and local land use regulations on the Project. Let me explain why neither the 1041 Regulations and process nor any other local land use controls apply to this Project. There are two primary reasons. First, Colorado Law provides that CIG is not a Public Utility, and is not subject to the jurisdiction of the Colorado Public Utilities Commission. See, Public Utilities Com'n v. Colorado Interstate Gas Company 351 P.2d 241, 250 (Colo. 1960). Therefore, CIG is not subject to state or county H.B. 1041 regulations concerning areas and activities of state interest. Those regulations apply, in the context here, to the site selection and construction of major facilities of a public utility. See, C.R. S. § 24-65.1-203 (1)(b)(f). A public utility is defined in C.R.S. § 40-1103(1)(a) as being ... "subject to the jurisdiction, control, and Colorado Interstate Gas Two North Nevada Colorado Springs,CO 80903 O'W/1i ' G„ PO Box 1087 Colorado Springs,CO 80944 / 1 //�� (.G�%LKLL' ,(/.t�p�yl�¢v31)9.4732300 e � /LL'i • � 2003-1892 regulation of the [Colorado Public Utilities] commission and to the provisions of articles 1 to 7of this title." CIG, as noted above, is not a public utility under Colorado law and is not subject to the jurisdiction of the Public Utilities Commission. Hence, it is not subject to H.B. 1041 regulations. Second, CIG is a Natural Gas Company within the meaning of 15 U.S.C. § 717a(6) because it is engaged in the transportation of natural gas for sale or resale in interstate commerce. As a Natural Gas Company, the design, construction and operation of the Project's facilities are under the exclusive jurisdiction of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission(FERC). Hence, it is the FERC that has the exclusive jurisdiction to determine whether an interstate pipeline can be constructed by CIG, under what conditions, and where. The FERC controls the site selection, authorization, and oversight of the construction and operation of this Project. See, Algonquin LNG v. Loqa, 79 F. Supp.2d 49 (D.R.I., 2000); and Schneidewind v. ANR Pipeline Co.,485 U.S. 293, 300 (1988). Federal law and the Supremacy Clause of the United States Constitution preempt regulation of these matters. CIG is in the process of submitting an application to the FERC for approval of the Project. Nevertheless, CIG understands that Weld County wants to be informed as to the Project's route, as well as the technical and environmental aspects of the Project. For your review, we have enclosed a brief project narrative, an exhibit depicting the Pipeline alignment and location of the Project described by section, township, and range. Also enclosed is a copy of CPGP's Section 7(c) Application to the FERC, including a copy of the Environmental Report. CPGP, by providing this information, is acting as a good neighbor. CPGP will follow and implement the recommendations made by FERC. If you have any additional questions please feel free to contact me. V y truly yours David Anderson Manager, Land Department Western Region Enclosures: 1. Cheyenne Plains Gas Pipeline Overview (2 documents) 2. Cheyenne Plains Gas Pipeline Newsletter-April 2003 3. INGAA Pipeline Safety Information 2 4. CIG's Abbreviated Application for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity, pursuant to Section 7(c) of the Natural Gas Act, FERC Docket No. CPO3-301-000, CP03- 302-000, CPO3-302-000, CPO3-303-00 AND CPO3-304-00. (1 binder) 5. CIG's Environmental Report, submitted as Exhibit F-1 of CIG's Section 7(c) Abbreviated Application for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity, in FERC Docket No. CPO3-00-000 THRU CPO3-304-000. (2 binders) 6. Exhibit depicting Pipeline alignment and location by Section, Township, and Range in Weld County, Colorado. A elpaso Natural John C.Bridges El Paso Natural Gas Principal Analyst PO Box 1087 Colorado Springs,CO 80944 Land Department tel719.520.3765 fax 719.520.4886 Two North Nevada Avenue cell 719.661.1818 Colorado Springs,CO 80903 john.c.bridges©elpaso.com 3 Cheyenne Plains Pipeline Wyoming Nebraska Greeley0 ••♦♦♦ Weld ♦♦ Ft. Morga 0 Yuma ♦♦• Proposed Cheyenne Washington♦♦♦ Plains Pipeline Kit Carson .• Sherman Burlington O • ♦♦♦ Logan Kansas Wallace ♦♦♦ • FnO k Wichita rite Lane Scott Cit Scott ♦♦ ♦ Hodgeman Finney ♦♦♦ Dodge 4it Oz♦ Edwards Greens O Ford Kiowa A Colorado ep Interstate Gas an El Paso company Cheyenne Plains Gas Pipeline Cheyenne Plains Gas Pipeline,a subsidiary of El Paso Corporation,proposes developing Wyoming a new natural gas pipeline project,extending Cheyenne Nebraska from Wyoming to Kansas.The Cheyenne Greeley ♦♦ a Plains Pipeline will serve markets in the �_M Midwest with connections to mid-continent M --- Ft Morgan°♦ Yuma __v-------'-"`. pipelines near Greensburg,Kansas.An ♦♦ 1 Proposed Cheyenne Washngtd%♦ /. Plains Pipeline Kit application is expected to be filed with the -- -- - — ♦♦ " carsor, ♦ Sherman'Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in the Burlington ---- Kansas Topeka spring of 2003 for authorization to build this Colorado O —J Wallace er, _ pipeline. — Colorado _ — Springs-- Scott City rims, —n--r_� I corner •‘Hoeaeman n��-I Eawartle As a result of development of natural gas _j_E4 gecltyO♦�—�, —T I For OGreeneburg resources in Wyoming,this project has � j - "— secured long-term contracts for the full Capacity of the pipeline project.The Natural gas will be transported via the Cheyenne Plains Pipeline from supply basins in Wyoming 30-inch pipeline will extend 380 miles from to Midwest and Eastern markets. the Cheyenne Hub just south of Cheyenne, Wyoming to Greensburg,Kansas.Interconnects with other interstate natural gas pipelines such as Northern Natural Gas,Natural Gas Pipeline Company, ANR Pipeline,Panhandle Eastern,Williams,and the Mid-Continent Market Center provide the opportunity for natural gas from Wyoming to flow to the mid-continent and Eastern markets.Providing an outlet for the growing supply of Rocky Mountain natural gas to markets in the Midwest region of the United States,Cheyenne Plains will be able to deliver 560 MDth of natural gas per day. Upon approval by applicable regulatory authorities,construction of the pipeline is expected to begin in the third quarter of 2004.The fully subscribed pipeline is scheduled to be in service by mid-2005. A Cheyenne Plains ep Gas Pipeline an El Paso company InE4K Pipeline Safety Information For the first time in six years, Congress has successfully completed and passed pipeline safety legislation. With the passage of the Pipeline Safety Improvement Act, Congress has completed a critical step in ensuring the safety and reliability of the nation's interstate natural gas pipeline system. This legislation reauthorizes and strengthens Federal pipeline safety programs, providing additional funding for safety enforcement and research and development efforts. It also provides for increased State oversight authority and facilitates greater public education efforts at the local community level. The President signed the legislation into law on December 17, 2002. Highlights of the "The Pipeline Improvement Act of 2002" • The Act establishes an additional pipeline integrity management program in all "high consequence" areas (population centers) requiring the inspection of all facilities in such areas within 10 years to establish a base line. These facilities will be re-inspected every seven years thereafter, unless the Secretary waives the requirement. Fifty percent of the riskiest pipeline segments must be inspected in the first 5 years of the 10-year baseline period. The Secretary will review the programs and may order revisions. States will be forwarded a copy of the programs. States can make recommendations. The Secretary will conduct a rulemaking on security measures to protect pipes from terrorism. • The legislation improves the states' "one-call notification systems" to avoid damage to pipelines by a third party. This improves the ability of contractors to conduct their activities without the danger of digging up gas lines or other underground infrastructure. • The bill establishes "whistle blower" protection for pipeline employees. Previously there were no"whistle blower"protections for pipeline workers. • The bill improves the authority under which the Secretary of the Department of Transportation (DOT) can order an operator to fix a pipeline that has a potentially unsafe condition. • The penalties that can be sought against operators who violate regulations are increased and the regulations are expanded to broaden the safety requirements on operators. At the request of the DOT, the Attorney General may bring a civil suit to enforce certain safety regulations. • The bill allows the Secretary of Transportation to award technical assistance grants to community groups for engineering and scientific analysis of pipeline safety issues and to promote the participation in official DOT processes. Grants cannot be used for lobbying or lawsuits. • The bill requires the study of land use practices and zoning ordinances to limit encroachment on existing pipeline rights-of-way, prevent risks to the public, and raise awareness. This study is to be completed within one year. • The bill authorizes $100 million for research and development to improve pipe quality, materials inspection, security, information control, improve excavation and repair technologies. • Operators will be required to develop and adopt additional qualification programs that ensure individuals are qualified to conduct the tasks they are assigned. The Secretary will review and approve these programs. The Secretary can order an operator to revise its program. • The bill establishes a streamlined process for obtaining permits to make repairs to pipelines. This is necessary to expedite the process of permitting for the repair of damaged pipelines, in order to limit the potential risk to the public and the environment. • The bill improves State oversight over the framework within which States may participate in oversight of interstate pipelines. • The bill provides for grants to emergency responders who are the first-on-the-scene of a pipeline accident to improve their preparation in the event of an emergency, as well as the coordination of accident responses. INTERSTATE NATURAL GAS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA I G STREET,N.E.,SUITE 700•WASHINGTON,D.C.20002 Cheyenne Plains Gas Pipeline Company LANDOWNER NEWSLETTER APRIL 2003 Helping to Meet the Demand for Natural Gas El Paso Corporation and its subsidiary Colorado Interstate Gas(CIG) are proud to announce the creation of the newly incorporated Cheyenne Plains Gas Pipeline Company. This new corporation was formed to construct, own, and operate the Cheyenne Plains Pipeline that has been developed by CIG.The Cheyenne Plains Pipeline will be constructed from the Cheyenne Hub(just south of Cheyenne, Wyoming in Weld County, Colorado)to interconnections with mid-continent gas pipelines near Greensburg, Kansas. Cheyenne Plains Gas Pipeline Company will be a part of El Paso Western Pipelines and will be headquartered in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Patricia A. Shelton, president of CIG,will also serve as president of Cheyenne Plains Gas Pipeline Company. Pre-Filing FERC Docket Number the additional capacity.This Open Season will be of a On January 24, 2003,the Federal Energy Regulatory limited duration and will not affect the anticipated filing Commission(FERC)assigned pre-filing Docket No. date of the FERC Certificate Application for the PF03-1-000 to the Cheyenne Plains Gas Pipeline. Cheyenne Plains Pipeline. Interested parties who wish to correspond with FERC Meeting or Exceeding Regulations about this project should use this docket number. U.S. Department of Transportation statistics confirm Supplemental Open Season that pipelines are the safest method of transporting energy.Cheyenne Plains will be designed, constructed, The Cheyenne Plains Pipeline has been developed and marketed as a 540 MDth/day pipeline, but additional tested, operated, and maintained to meet or exceed the requirements of federal design work on the q pipeline safety regulations. g pipeline has determined that a small amount of additional capacity(up to 20 MDth/day)can Cheyenne Plains will implement proven inspection be made available.As a result, Cheyenne Plains is procedures to monitor its facilities in order to ensure currently conducting a supplemental Open Season for reliable service. (continued on back) A Cheyenne Plains ep Gas Pipeline an El Paso company Easement Acquisition Procedures • Damages to crops, grazing lands,fences, or any An easement is a limited right to use land for specific structures directly caused by construction. purposes.Cheyenne Plains Pipeline Company will acquire Construction damages will be paid on the area from landowners a permanent easement,typically affected by the actual construction. 50-feet wide,to operate and maintain the pipeline. During construction,the company also will acquire Prompt Payment to Landowners additional temporary easement, usually adjacent to the After the amount of compensation for an easement is permanent easement area. In a very few instances, reached and the easement agreement is executed, a Cheyenne Plains may purchase some property rather check will be issued to the landowner. than acquire an easement. Advance Notice of Construction Activities Cheyenne Plains will work with landowners in a fair and Cheyenne Plains representatives will notify landowners responsive manner to minimize the impact and duration and tenants of the actual timing of construction as far in of construction. Cheyenne Plains will use the following advance as possible.This allows the landowners or principles and procedures for land acquisition: tenants to schedule farming or other activities in ways that minimize problems for both parties. Upfront Information A Cheyenne Plains representative will personally Limited Rights over Permanent Easements contact each landowner to discuss all proposed The permanent easement gives Cheyenne Plains Gas features of the pipeline,including the alignment, Pipeline Company the rights to construct, maintain, underground depth,pipe size,temporary and permanent operate, patrol, repair, replace, and remove a single width of the easement, any additional work spaces,and pipeline(with fittings,tie-overs,cathodic protection any above-ground structures, if necessary. equipment, and all appliances appurtenant thereto)for the transportation of oil,gas, or any other liquids or Fair Compensation to Landowners substances associated with natural gas. Cheyenne Plains Gas Pipeline Company will deal fairly with each landowner and pay each landowner for two things: Cheyenne Plains Gas Pipeline Company shall have the right hereafter to cut and keep clear all trees, brush, and • A fair value based upon market prices for the privilege other obstructions that may injure, endanger,or of establishing permanent and temporary easements interfere with the construction and use of said pipeline. across the land.Compensation will be based on the length of pipe across the landowner's property. For More Information Cheyenne Plains Gas Pipeline Company hopes that this newsletter provides a better understanding of its proposed project. We sincerely believe that a beneficial working relationship between private landowners and the company is of paramount importance. If you have additional questions, please take the opportunity to call us at 1-877-598-5263. 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FOR S GE0LWKAL SURVEY IMAWR O0(00000 OO225 00 69010x.VIRGINIA 22092 v.Ds[s—w,w ODE A(wow oL5cm00TG TOPOGRAPHICems sec As Is 0V0,aa0L ON REQUEST 0972 LEGEND Proposed Cheyenne Plains Pipeline Pawnee National Grassland Boundary ^ I Cheyenne Plains --- Other Pipelines ep Gas Pipeline Company Access Roads fl Federal Lands an El Paso Company Cl Staging Areas/Sites P I A National Forest Lands FERC ROUTE MAP Mile Posts i7Z State Lands CHEYENNE PLAINS 226A - 30" COLORADO Sheet 2A H1Dralling/AREAS/GrestieburolDWCWFERC Co N Cheyenne Plana*,03/17/03 -mq UNITED STATES 13 .,24. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR CHALK BLUFFS SE QUADRANGLE fm. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY e cs IY n s.YO � ��s' r 936 ¢mane c OP 2 5 MINUTE SERIES(T +ry O •923x' n>••E -WELD Co °°`pP ,0'52 ._ `U1 35 3 3 ac reou x..ou..� OPOOFAPHIC dCPc COLORADO 3 - 1 `A a CN.w'd2 90 35 I 6{aG v k IN c 4— /I 1 / cry //,�f - r t v� \, CJ - I SIP /'\ -N I �. 313 ��Is J 1` f' RN 0o "r ii o MI 5 '29) Ar'aeri / 25 3a —.—�_ t .. . 5 r. .5 ® - ahP _. . r.a 0 3 3. . �. -_ - 3Pr�. --!' '� 33 � ':T 3 11 i . 111 �., w ;' / r 10x lyagy Er LI )2, 2 5 3 2 f o el ... I3 1 • 1 2 �� \�L _ i \i TIG � — I L3 "m �iG1 A a '�� ¢'.Cs -hoNS _L. M pp<d areT4 0 I3 V' ,j a IO4 3 30 a --- 5 0 133 13 AI —��1. Lr 16 15 o3 1 �la� lO x,x i p3/t[tr iFt s •35 35 — L r O,P <d,and puSI shed by McGeoloRcal surrey SCALE 1 rve H 3d'30' •N .x ai , a...... ..� .,.r.. PG Control b,DSOS.10230005 w 1')i 0.71 s5d idP4IaR0I by ene,ey.mmnrc mnnw.l om.,r..i ^w r R la:" PAP` Ma oe.,onal.F.n 19]3. 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FOR SALE OY U-S GEOLLOGICALwTOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY.O NVER.COLORAIOO 80225Y OR RESIGN.V.AOrrylA 22032 x,0as—w10nlOr]5 A FORR oea 11x4 iSU RAPHIC NAPS AND...sou IS AVAIuaI.ON REQUEST 10]2 LEGEND Proposed Cheyenne Plains Pipeline n Pawnee National Grassland Boundary Cheyenne Plains --- Other Pipelines ep Gas Pipeline Company ——— Access Roads Federal Lands an El Paso company VI CI Staging Areas/Sites /� National Forest Lands D Mile Posts FERC ROUTE MAP �jJ State Landa CHEYENNE PLAINS 22620 - 30" COLORADO Sheet 4 WINEIN RIAREASIGreeMurgIDWOWERC Co N olwyenne Plains clap 03/17303 cee UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR RENO RESERVOIR QUADRANGLE ,a op. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY COLORADO—WELD CO. ,"°e°n »u` 1h39 xt�E xp.w waw 75 MINUTE SERIES(TOPOGRAPHIC) Dfr .0.523- _— 36 \I —� 31 V� 45 _E30" S ,. x48 99 7�L _- 'M — -- �!. . 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U.S Nome Ste Paulo c„Iamt 41,o...,.flirted ns..,.eT.:mi�c»ma.I. „eI„.Iw,.irwl,.Dr..m ,Ip wnE u.DAWN pc nre l_ pLL — RENO RESERVOIR,COLO.06.06µFOR SALE BY p5 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.DENVER COLORADO M>75. 5OP`11610541PGlxu 7204) N4045-VII 5 LEGEND Proposed Cheyenne Plains Pipeline Pawnee National Grassland Boundary I Cheyenne Plains --- Other Pipelines ep Gas Pipeline Company ——— Access Roads Federal Lands an El Paso company ini Staging Areas/Sites V/1 National Forest Lands FERC ROUTE MAP PMile Posts State Lands CHEYENNE PLAINS 226A - 30" COLORADO Sheet 5 HlTMN9/ARFAB�eneN glcwcr&FERC Co N Cheyenne Plelm.dwg 03/17/03 ~0`e4 UNITED STATES Ta L 15 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR HEREFORD SE WEL QUADRANGLE apf:t GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ,0'511 vi1`E 'M _ Ys COLORADO WELD CO II-- — Ro... 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P 19 1> .� 16 ' ( / _1 15 1 14 V 101'1130 51 — 20000 FEET I enenrto -- 1qL _NI 1e - _-3 0 4e Mapped,'dried and published by the Geolopcal Survey a.ee x[ '33 1]'JO' Yp it T • -. o'r^ Corned eYuscs,aeNseGs lo. y SCALE 1140.0 elee' awa by by on ROAD CV55 C 1 0' �Ba ana Field rc I heree1NNNey LOT l .eo JOi wrleae i'L4 e nemeuga ram u/ Roo woo woe T 0^` 000. 41 Mv-ca macro I / -. Feu r yII NIu nE, seconds, N w rse Remoter and ficAs Na...di.., .-- In'.I�.., emlel `eI/' [ EODEr�o.ERrRAL rx core.", I „ yelp. a, — w^wa+.a road -.moo mete,uopbodal xer 0x. 6 o ENET Nn.W Ic1 know.Rowe Us.Book Stale Route O1R NTERVA Lana., m run art noel,on torture volore no nt t .n to m,land n -e"""["�r c�xrtxosxei l .aTHIS NAP HEREORD E, COLO. C,.ta.nlrne xnavanom.ngh„uvet.nwnieunl<ala FOR SALL BY 0.3 GEOLOGICALR'SSUUBSEYXDENVER„COLORADODO 80215.OR RESTON,VIRGINIA 020911,104.5-810415/ .5 A 1a[IER 0156 BNO Rap Ic ups axo nu e°. BAILABLE Ox REoue.T um LEGEND Proposed Cheyenne Plains Pipeline n Pawnee National Grassland Boundary Cheyenne Plains --- Other Pipelines ep Gas Pi Aline Company 17AAccess Roads Federal Lands Ian El Paso company ———CD Staging Areas/Sites I.7 National Forest Lands PMile Posts FERC ROUTE MAP F State Lands CHEYENNE PLAINS 226A - 30" COLORADO Sheet 5A nl11 H3OWMSM�EAERC Co N Cheyenne PIS y,.e 03/17/03 UNITED STATES r.+r. DEPARTMENT J BRIGGBDALE QUADRANGLE .>vpgp+ ' GEOLOGICALOF SURVEYTHEINTERIOR COLORADO-WELD CO. e�. ap'w-22ap^yT•, wy TS MINUTE SERIES(TOPOGRAPHIC) • 15 _ - _ L t.r 2a' RI �,er \ l T — �. i _. . ! __ \ y NI ,o 13 f FEET D'qs \ 18 16 V J j 1 10 r I8�`x +.. .w. ill_,_ . elNrl 82 4- - � ` tip zo z1 22 y {)., r• Net 2124 19 f w�� 4� } I - �� _ tLI C'ill �� / A 1 N.1 M '9°' F l gen Y`� `•t 3 _ _ 6 \ A .- .-. J T roe ; GATES �I ° �\ MP 34.2 1 ' / - (r 1\� \ __ SITE:45'x75' -_. I POTENTIAWATER b I ) tl /i i s C'' DISCHARGE POINT Ile . 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FOR ne V S GE0LOGICALRSURVEY.U[NyeR,C0L0R�ACCURACY STANDARDS VIRGINIA 22092 awn5-W10415/7> A Faxen oeeenelw TOPOGRAPHIC MARS AND sweets is Ave.!.ON atpues' 1972 Aux sirup Ne-SERIE.Yen LEGEND Proposed Cheyenne Plains Pipeline F-1 Pawnee National Grassland Boundary ^ Cheyenne Plains --- Other Pipelines epl Gas Pipeline Company --- Access Roads l',7 Federal Lands an El Paso company 0 Staging Areas/Sites Mile Posts C National Forest Lands FERC ROUTE MAP i 17Z State Lands CHEYENNE PLAINS 226A - 30" COLORADO H2DrelalY'AREAS1GleeneSIAVDWCwFERC Co N Cheyenne PWrt&ng 011]903 Sheet 7 ~d`eu UNITED STATES KEOTA NW QUADRANGLE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR COLORADO—WELD CO. ea'Ge„e GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 7.5 MINUTE SERIES(TOPOGRAPHIC) • „y ', xrm.T ><s we....., ><r ,u ,neo.E'•io`urn, r9 —_ ._ I x L — r J--., ee 'Mt." IS D - — I6- i 15 �r.^'.'r 14 13 18 °., �I N+, y ) l e (U!U ; I all cr 1 �... „dl y I c. J N • V 21 p2 �. 23 9 IZ . 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Mapped edited and published by the Geological Suwev SCALCarza- as ROAD CLASSIFICATION " Canue SyU505andU5U°s • n {wy LµMFlurr,ud.hard 01 're SCALE dip, uexs a—,,T _._r —np r beyawnot. mu,o/ad suda<e , m raoea,eonvM onm1501 Dt em eoW, un aen.i w,u F.d,nadM'1903 l m [nn Secondary LORAL. ✓m 0004,,,,•„e ob'.Coa,edo VlLt — ,.on V le oI _ Imp net teat mneen nvm`I v ,V1, x" xno o[ CrnT[. 241194 Ot S'S I erd ,erne Roots USNure w! )Sloe Puule u.d Ip^,,0 ,,•0,0,0•,000,•,-T.0.•e .• nl T;Int.4w..,04e14 00 ax,.0 ...... Oo-luam K„OTA NW017 , COLO. .ed.,e o.nn¢rmmrn.c..mn and wnb MS MAP comedies 7 5/71 FOR SAIDO Et OFNVFR COLORADO 00725 OR RESTON.VIRGINIA 22092 A 001000 ONCRIamG TO...RAP,.MMAFK MO$500515 IS•0114010 ox xMES. r9/1 LEGEND Proposed Cheyenne Plains Pipeline n Pawnee National Grassland Boundary ^ Cheyenne Plains --- Other Pipelines epl Gas Pipeline Company n Federal Lands an El Paso company Access Roads fni Staging Areas/Sites rNational Forest Lands FERC ROUTE MAP P Mile Posts p� V/ d State Lands CHEYENNE PLAINS 226A - 30" COLORADO Sheet 8 HAkoffing/AREAS/Cnonsbuna/OW6s/FERC Co N Cheyenne Plains dreg 03/17/03 -_.._ • UNITED STATES 4,6 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR DUTCH GIRL LAKE QUADRANGLE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY T a�°*' r0^ 1° Ye„•[ Yy If,3O„ t MINUTE SERIES(TOPOGRAPHIC),0.3,•b•• _W „ua..lowe`p y 9 vl RV are°' I. 31 r 32 33 34 35 I . I y 16 'I 5 I A 'as 2 1 • 6 11 f 3 , ..x Ys Q S , • -' — - _ _ 11 .a. L 1. .,.. -. _ - - ,,, I ,Y1 S I 9 0.., I 12 ] nr.�R .x «.�� 43 1 Iw.Au, AEA 36.1 , j 1 i. _ ..,., i1 r, i.,n .... YrI I j l j i.1a n 16 .,Is ` 10 Id 1e IV ... .., low x„ 4441 39 20 '21, I 23 '� 19 2d`w 24 w w I 1'1' '30 ..,, 2 I �I T ' r 29. 28 D ..iu 26 t 25 � 1 4: , I ill \ °4i1 l b. 14 11 I J 0 /i I -1 T r l „,/J1 3Z r33. 3a k I _ 35 30 .1 31 o �3} 'v • _ _ _ .... • 1. I wn j -M°R))))))1 nx�O br, m 1 i II 3 2� 1 f3 b 5 'l i I I I Im __ .,As _ i , , f Rem O O O ..a 11) 5.N I 11 l 3 Fii sr �l aMlr. 5 11 8 9 : ID II . . •n 12 / 'A p S•b em _� (swop _ °I afwwO.LI Yy SE I2)90 ,a faa3,.e — - — Masped,Mted.and Wplsle°63 me Geological Survey ,� xw ro 1 r rz • • ^.•'w•x ��......,.� 1O,'OrM'�O p0°� CQ ,. .lox - .,..� ans,ha uscs.ne uscec SCALE Lza0.tl ROAD Cus VCATIOx photomap..takr„7.77. Imo choked is fa� jI ~p _am 6taima by„oseram„eirs masses tram Jest nara vu Led prrpNYsunare — a w Secon highway �D", r.. a °oo a,. Bo.M, .e, x NOTIONAL poor,:„.., CONIOUR INTERVALII OB I loam comRam samahIele R _ U,neroed ro.a '1111311-e.i00m„.can dinar Fur B . ..,EBe,w,xr.. -aL swum as Ian sas • ,e Route VSRoute Sule Roue awa,.ru Bu•a DUTCH GIRL LAKE. COLO. FOR SALE BY US GEOLOGICALPSURVEY.DENVER.COLORADO BR21.OR RLSTON.VIRGINIA 22093 xaOf0.w10e0).S,)5 a„Asa ELESoMiltrOTOPOGRAPRO loos ONIL SYMBOLS IS 0V io0iI or REQUEST 1972 LEGEND Proposed Cheyenne Plains Pipeline n Pawnee National Grassland Boundary 9 I Cheyenne Plains --- Other Pipelines ep Gas Pipeline Company Access Roads F7 Federal Lands an El Paso company Q Staging Areas/Sites n National Forest Lands FERC ROUTE MAP III Mile Posts 74 State Lands CHEYENNE PLAINS 226A - 30^ COLORADO Sheet 9 HArHUW'WEAS bI IwI OVS nMD'DWOYFERC Co N Cheyenne Pa11E.dwg 03/17/03 IP AT,t, UNITED STATES KEOTA SE QUADRANGLE w DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR COLORADO IC GEOLOGICAL SURVEY I es MINUTE SERIES(TOPOGRAPHIC) roan w- SE7—. :rv/itT9 well • 'won I m 5 a 3 ggg�^ 2 N! 1 x s I , wa k , I .,.,. 10 id 12 8 9 Y ) i ,rte Iv .d„ I weu— Ir I �i.� r �,-_�. _ _ nom..— _. �. _ ,... _— II 7,4 16 I�� YO 21 - 23. 29 I9 20 I I �w.. - GATE 4 I - I ' I 1 MP 482 191 1, I, SITE:451x 75' 1 $ ) n i POTENTIAL WATER DISCHARGE POINT I I 1 . / -1 _ ___ 30 __ .. l 4... ..... 29. I. �.1 i 2S 1J faID' ,... _ Y1. . ..L ]RW In' ,, w h ..r.. I wl 32 33 3a. 35 r 3F ( 3l 32 I as . . 1 x NIIN!AA C4..w -Lrvr _,av� r apt, u (k .n f - Il 1 '' f '� �- . - _ _. w, o , _ - i ,.. i to 6 I 3 .0 2 _ .. III" Al `Iysl ... I , ( �I yl _ O r - a, - I lee T'-- :.,, _ —_ _ I /n - m./ �;... ) E . .,.ar _..:9 _ 'EM 10 I 13 _ 12 . I I — I - C - , 40']0 I` v, + ` 1 wKwl..o tie - ill 290 �_. — .0 lGa orGG, u...nom,.. 219pmp u, .N n so _. .3p. ar +.0 Mapped,edited,and published by theGeological Swore), ROAD CLASSIFICAFION c e cmu,dluo USGS and USCPCS • SCALE 1.2<OOD I.da or 6i' _ T..# Pmary nsn..r. lal e.p. u. *G. 4i q.d,en , land d.'' moo _.xo .,.Goo rp sJ,daynRnw,r ye' R( ndw.000. I. — a.=- . „n re .� Unmwnnnd d n +1 I' ' E IO e I Iersate Route U5Route Sae Rout �Oaont 3•eo+n n 1927 n a,em Geanne v talon or 1949 �,O! r n...d d.,.d i,ner'names,ae<1n fenceIns s.owe A.0 ron otarnmu...«...L WI, "relml-I KEOTA SE, COLO. x4530—w1wW/7.5 FOR SALE RI US.GMAP. OGIul SURVEY/2(1908 COLORADOeWR5 Oir RESTON,VIRGIN,*22092 a mmER mz,nrnlur Inroan..Ho aunt raw anR IS is*022114 On arenas. 1822 Ala sin it sr-isERIEs Y•77 LEGEND Proposed Cheyenne Plains Pipeline n Pawnee National Grassland Boundary ^ Cheyenne Plains --- Other Pipelines p� epl Gas Pipeline Company Federal Lands an El Paso company Access Roads V d Q Staging Areas/Sites 1///1 National Forest Lands FERC ROUTE MAP P Mile Posts State Lands CHEYENNE PLAINS 226A - 30" COLORADO Sheet 10 H:Ake YIAREAS/G.. u.WDWGSFERC Co N2 Omen.Rim dwg 03/17/03 Hello