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Home My WebLink About20181944.tiffEXHIBIT INVENTORY CONTROL SHEET Case USR18-0019 - ANADARKO E&P ONSHORE, LLC, C/O KERR-MCGEE GATHERING, LLC Exhibit Submitted By A. Planning Commission Description Resolution of Recommendation B. Planning Commission Summary of Hearing (Minutes dated 6/5/2018) C. Planning Services D. Applicant E. Applicant F. Pat Stahl PowerPoint Presentation PowerPoint Presentation (dated 6/25/2018) Landscape Plan and tree elevations (6/26/2018) Information Bulletin G. Pat Stahl H. J. K. L. M. N. O. P. Q. R. S. T. U. V. Pictures W. 2018-1944 Kitt hoenno aimarring many ad to rare beim Is tarns Mires nor i` Gwrty Cooninismin Bah rSY ets $4 to hoc sir WELD COUNTY ADMiNtSTRATNA BUILDING 1150"O.Stint • Greatley,CO 31 FOR FURTHER Pf MA) : itj� r • M .Q�y1� ,+vr ' I .. .�l • 1.4141:1 jig "T• h (,t. ;H3 :tl� f-''P•'t r,' .. ``'t••� - ,i•.. t- r,' s:4,:-,01;.%„,,,,1-, .4 c- Tvr.. n •. 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A' • . re • * • t i ..► . , AL. • M s b a t a • 4t S _ • s a a t Olt t sa \Arestern Gas Partners, LF Western Gas Equity Partners, IF Latham Processing Plant - USR 18-0019 Kerr McGee Gathering LLC June, 2018 Initial Neighborhood Meeting • 11/14/2017 — Meeting held to help us understand concerns of the community • Held 2.5 months prior to planned USR submittal date � Take obtained information and proactively address concerns through the creation of mitigation plans I Thanks to the Community!! www westerngas. 00121 Community Concerns � Health � Safety � Sound and visual barrier � Light mitigation I Property Valuation www westerngas. 00121 Health and Safety � Designed to exceed emission regulations set forth by the EPA and Colorado Department of Health and Environment (CDPHE) • Air required air permits already in place (APEN's) � Maintain all necessary emissions reporting requirements � Information is all available to the public through the appropriate agencies � Federal OHSA Compliance - Facility designed with current and accepted engineering practices — All aspects of emergency response � Facility is monitored by video surveillance and staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week made Jaj w1 Occupational Safety and Health Administration U.S. Department of Labor www.osha,gov www.westerngas.com 4 Mitigation Plans — Ensuring Compatibility Visual Mitigation � 25' Wall — Matching the color scheme of the surrounding area � Landscaping around the perimeter of the wall — Agreed to landscaping request on 5/14 — Landscaping plan that includes evergreen trees an• deciduous trees — Focused on properties impacted the most • Landscaping to be used for enhanced screening www. westerngas COI23 r 5 Mitigation Plans Landscaping Plan . -- 11 f � •1 rl`l'�i��i(�i1 r>lfll NORTH SIDE OF CAS PLANT .1 . .��' 1.97 ',fe r 7 vjet SOUTH SIDE OF OAS PLANT tut St WA 31 U Y AMASS SUNS sr *UNE r '11" 11 c: a tall Nt.1141:64,11 14:81.111. Y11r' YJ. 1 • •IS NI 111101. NM U(318.1 PINE Fat nMr !: .i...4 5..14O6.4 IuT it ial a.: www westerngas corn 6 Mitigation Plans 1 View from the South www westerngas OO133 7 Mitigation Plans View from the South wester-n,s corn 8 Mitigation Plans View from the North Mitigation Plans View from the North 41 -s iaa www..westerngas.com 1C Mitigation Plans View from the East Mitigation Plans (continued) Light Mitigation � All lighting will be engineered utilizing "dark sky" standards � Design of facility lighting minimizes the required lighting needed to safely operate the Plant during all times Two separate categories of facility lighting: 1. ESSENTIAL Lighting System — Low elevation lighting along foot paths and common accessed areas — Necessary for employee safety and safe operation of the plant 2. DEMAND Lighting System — Manual lighting that provides for increased illumination in a specific area of the site - Only be utilized when needed. I I Light fixtures will be installed with directional and adjustable LED fixtures, downcast, and equipped with glare shields. • 25' Wall - With most of the facility lighting being close to ground level the wall is an effective tool in providing additional light suppression. www.westerngas.com 12 Mitigation Plans Noise Mitigation � All compressors are electric and will be enclosed in insulated metal buildings — More effective at reducing noise than similar gas driven units that typically have increased engine and exhaust noise � 25/ Wall — Engineered acoustical sound wall - Primary function is to act as a sound wall. Significant decibel reduction � Site can operate within Weld County, "non -specified;" noise regulations of 55 db during the day and 50 db at night W Tif Ti : westerngas. com Mitigation Plans Communications Plan — Enables us to communicate during all phases of permitting, construction and operations. � Anadarko Colorado Response Line � Online Portal — Created to share specific information on the proposed facility � Proposed Communications Timeline — Distribution of mailers and information online � Permitting Phase —Application Submittal and Hearing Dates � Construction Phase — Commencement of Construction $ Commissioning Phase — When natural gas is being introduced to the facility $ Operations Phase — Staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year Colorado Reeponse Line 1.8G6.248.9511 anadarkocolorado @anadarko.com www.westerngas.com 14 Additional Steps - Ensuring Compatibility • Grading Permit — Request from the community to construct wall as early as possible to help with dust and noise during construction • Haul Route — Based on feedback from the community we have proposed utilizing WCR 32 to WCR 35 � Water on Demand — Water located on site to assist with dust suppression during construction — Mag Chloride applications available if preferred by community Additional Steps - Ensuring Compatibility • Signage During Construction — Willing to work directly with property owners to place signage directing traffic and to ensure compliance with speed limits � Construction Activities will occur during daylight hours - Work done in the evening or over weekends may occur if necessary, and these activities will generally be limited in scope, less impactful, and largely screened by the wa i 16 Questions? www westerngas COI23 17 Tisa Juanicorena From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Chris Gathman Tuesday, June 26, 2018 2:00 PM Tisa Juanicorena Chloe Rempel; Esther Gesick; Esther Gesick FW: Latham Plant - USR 18-0019 - Landscaping Plan Attached is a response from the applicant regarding irrigation, size of the landscaping for USR18-0019. Thanks, Chris Gathman Planner III Weld County Department of Planning Services 1555 N. 17th Avenue tel: 970-400-3537 fax: 970-400-4098 Confidentiality Notice: This electronic transmission and any attached documents or other writings are intended only for the person or entity to which it is addressed and may contain information that is privileged, confidential or otherwise protected from disclosure. If you have received this communication in error, please immediately notify sender by return e-mail and destroy the communication. Any disclosure, copying, distribution or the taking of any action concerning the contents of this communication or any attachments by anyone other than the named recipient is strictly prohibited. From: Keiser, Nathan[mailto:Nathan.Keiser@anadarko.com] Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2018 9:28 AM To: Chris Gathman <cgathman@weldgov.com> Subject: RE: Latham Plant - USR 18-0019 - Landscaping Plan Chris, The well will be used for the irrigation system. We've applied for a new well in lieu of using the existing one and reclassifying it as "commercial." Those heights show more maturity in the trees although we'll be bringing in trees that are older (not saplings). I'll pass the presentation along this afternoon sometime to you and Tisa. Thanks Chris! 1 Nathan From: Chris Gathman <cgathman@weldgov.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2018 9:23 AM To: Keiser, Nathan <Nathan.Keiser@anadarko.com> Subject: RE: Latham Plant - USR 18-0019 - Landscaping Plan Nathan, Pretty good visuals. I will forward this on as part of the record for tomorrow's hearing. Are the elevations referencing the height of the trees when they are planted or when they are at a taller stage? How are the trees going to be watered? (Is the well permit going to allow irrigation? Will outside water be brought in. If you forward the presentation prior to the hearing please include Tisa Juanicorena on the list — tivanicorena@weldgov.com Thanks, Chris Gathman Planner III Weld County Department of Planning Services 1555 N. 17th Avenue tel: 970-400-3537 fax: 970-400-4098 Confidentiality Notice: This electronic transmission and any attached documents or other writings are intended only for the person or entity to which it is addressed and may contain information that is privileged, confidential or otherwise protected from disclosure. If you have received this communication in error, please immediately notify sender by return e-mail and destroy the communication. Any disclosure, copying, distribution or the taking of any action concerning the contents of this communication or any attachments by anyone other than the named recipient is strictly prohibited. From: Keiser, Nathan [.nailto:Nathan,Keiser@anadarko.co Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2018 9:08 AM To: Chris Gathman cga'-nrn_1rt@weIci m, Fr7I ry > Subject: Latham Plant - USR 18-0019 - Landscaping Plan Good morning Chris, l 2 Here is our proposed landscaping plan for the Latham Plant. This was based on feedback received from the community and those most impacted by the facility. I will plan on including this in my presentation tomorrow as well as the renderings in the pdf. Any thoughts on the plan? Thanks Chris! Nathan S. Keiser I Regulatory Analyst - Municipal Planning Anadarko Petroleum Corporation 11099 18th Street I Denver CO 80202 720-929-6896 Anadariel Click here for Anadarko's Electronic Mail Disclaimer _ co T T 1 CO Y - I PG co IC b , ►e 11GNGN�I�FFUUjj77 ,•►, PS PM PS .. •► Ps COPS E..• ••► a� ;►e Co. •► 0 Q O •►••►CO ..►, . 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Im For people with symptoms they believe might be due to oil and gas activities, we will work to help identify possible causes. In response to community or individual health concerns, we may work with individuals' health care providers, local public and environmental health agencies, state air quality specialists and/or oil and gas inspectors. By doing this work and collecting information, we will learn more about possible health effects related to oil and gas operations and will share what we learn with the public, researchers and policy makers. How can I be exposed to chemicals or pollutants from oil and gas operations? The main way you could be exposed to chemicals or other pollutants due to oil and gas operations is through the air. There is also the possibility of exposure through surface water, ground water or soil, but this is much less likely under normal operating conditions. Whether or not you are exposed and how much exposure you receive depends on many factors specific to your situation. Possible exposure through the air depends on the amount of chemicals or pollutants released at an oil and gas site, distance from the site, and weather conditions. The main chemicals and pollutants that might be released include: > natural gases like methane and propane > many different VOC's (volatile organic compounds) > pollutants from the diesel exhaust of trucks and equipment > particulate matter such as dust and smoke Possible exposure through water could occur if fluids contaminated surface or groundwater. In Colorado, hydraulic fracturing generally occurs hundreds or thousands of feet below aquifers, so the main way contamination could occur is as a result of a surface spill during operations. The types and amounts of chemicals present depend on the specific site and the type of activities happening on that site. For more detailed information, see our Clearinghouse What about noise, light or odors? These are common complaints related to oil and gas operations. Each of these has specific rules that operators must follow to reduce their effect on people living near oil and gas operations. The effects of each of these can be very different from person -to - person, depending on individual sensitivity. For more detailed information, see our Clearinghouse What health effects are reported by people living near oil and gas operations? Some short term health effects reported by people living near oil and gas operations include irritation of the eyes, nose, throat, lungs or skin, or other symptoms like headache, dizziness or nausea and vomiting. Some also report sleep disturbance or anxiety. There is very little information about long term health effects in people living near oil and gas operations. The amount of scientific literature on the connection between oil and gas related exposures and health effects is currently limited but is growing. n Are oil and gas operations causing my symptoms? We usually can't make a definite connection. It is difficult to determine whether symptoms are related to oil and gas operations or have other causes. The effects of any oil and gas exposure you may experience depend on many factors, including the types and amounts of chemicals released and personal factors that may increase your sensitivity. If you are worried about a symptom you are experiencing, please contact us by filling out our Self -referral form or calling the CO HELP line at 303-389-1687. When should I seek medical care? You should see your healthcare provider, call 911 or seek emergency care for concerning symptoms, including: > trouble breathing or chest pain > severe headache or vision changes > fever over 101 degrees that doesn't come down with acetaminophen or ibuprofen > severe stomach pain > other concerning symptoms that are getting worse, that don't go away or that get in the way of your regular activities Who regulates oil and Gas in Colorado? (74 Oil and gas operations are mainly regulated at the state level. The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) is responsible for developing and enforcing most regulations within the state. Air emissions and odors are regulated by the Air Pollution Control Division at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. Both of these agencies conduct inspections, respond to complaints and enforce the rules designed to protect public health, safety and welfare and the environment. For more detailed information, including links to current regulations, see our Clearinghouse How can 1 discuss a health concern with someone in the program? Please fill out the web -based form available on this site Self -referral form OR call the CO HELP line at 303-389-1687 where staff can answer basic questions and have an oil and gas health specialist follow-up with you. You can find the Self -referral form and the Clearinghouse of information atw" • o:dv a•' eai ' 1 Hello