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Waterdown to Finch Project Application for Leave to Construct

WATERDOWN TO FINCH PROJECT Updated: 2019-03-15 Leave to Construct EB-2019-0007

www.imperialoil.ca Version: E.1 Project No.: 0460600-0015-0002 Client: Imperial Oil Limited March 2019

EXHIBIT A GENERAL

EXHIBIT A Filed: 2019-02-22 General EB-2019-0007

Tab 1, Schedule 1 Page 1 of 3

www.imperialoil.ca Version: G.1 Project No.: 0460600-0015-0001 Client: Imperial Oil Limited April 2019

1. ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS

Terminology used in this document is defined where it is first used. The following list will assist readers

who may choose to review only portions of the document.

ac acres

CA Conservation Authority

CH Conservation Halton

CHER Cultural heritage evaluation report

CHVI Cultural heritage value or interest

CHL Cultural heritage landscapes

CSA Canadian Standards Association

CVC Credit Valley Conservation Authority

DFO Fisheries and Oceans Canada

ECCC Environment and Climate Change Canada

ER Environmental Report

ERM ERM Consultants Canada Ltd.

ETWS Extra temporary workspace

ft foot

ha hectares

HCA Hamilton Conservation Authority

HCCC/ HDI Six Nations Haudenosaunee Confederacy Chiefs Council/ Haudenosaunee

Development Institute

HDB Horizontal directional boring

HDD Horizontal directional drilling

HONI Hydro One Networks Inc.

HWN Huron-Wendat Nation

IO Infrastructure Ontario

km kilometre

KP Kilometre post

LSA Local study area

LTC Leave to Construct




m metre

MMA Ministry of Municipal Affairs

MECP Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks

MENDM Ministry of Energy, Northern Development and Mines

MGCS Ministry of Government and Consumer Services

mi miles

MLV Mainline valves

MCFN Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation

MNRF Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry

MNO Métis Nation of Ontario

MOI Ministry of Infrastructure

MOP Maximum operating pressure

MPa megapascal

MTCS Ministry of Tourism, Culture, and Sport

MTO Ministry of Transportation

NEC Niagara Escarpment Commission

NPS Nominal Pipe Size

OEB Ontario Energy Board

OMAFRA Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs

OHA Ontario Heritage Act. R.S.O. 1990 c. N.2.

OPCC Ontario Pipeline Coordinating Committee

PSWs Provincially significant wetlands

psi Pound force per square inch

ROW Right(s)-of-way

RSA Regional study area

SAR Species at risk

SARA Species at Risk Act

SARO Species at risk in Ontario

SMYS Specified minimum yield strength




SN Six Nations of the Grand River

SPPL Sarnia products pipeline

TC Transport Canada

TRCA Toronto and Region Conservation Authority

TSSA Technical Standards and Safety Authority

TWS Temporary workspace

UPI Universal Pegasus International

WFP Waterdown to Finch Project

EXHIBIT A Updated: 2019-04-17 General EB-2019-0007



2. EXHIBIT LIST

Exhibit A: General

Exhibit Tab Schedule Description

A 1 1 Acronyms and abbreviations

1 2 Exhibit list

1 3/u3 Application and approval requested

1 4 Map of project

1 5 OPCC distribution list from OEB

1 6 List of interested parties

Exhibit B: Letters of Support/u1


B 1 1 Introductory summary

1 2 Letter of support – Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business

1 3 Letter of support – Canadian Fuels Association

1 4 Letter of support – Canadian Independent Petroleum Marketers Associations

1 5 Letter of support – Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters Association

1 6 Letter of support – Greater Toronto Airports Authority

1 7 Letter of support – Hamilton Chamber of Commerce

1 8 Letter of support – McDougall Energy

1 9 Letter of support – Mississauga Board of Trade

1 10 Letter of support – National Airlines Council of Canada

1 11 Letter of support – Ontario Chamber of Commerce

1 12 Letter of support – Toronto Board of Trade

1/u1 13/u1 Letter of support – Flamborough Chamber of Commerce

Exhibit C: Purpose, Need, Proposed Project and Timing/u2


C 1/u1 1/u1 Purpose, need, proposed project and timing

1 2/u2 Map of preferred routing

Exhibit D: Routing and Environmental


D 1 1 Route selection

1 2 Environmental Report

1 3 Environmental Protection Plan

1 4 Archaeology assessment

1 5 Correspondence with MTCS




Exhibit E: Project/u2


E 1 1 Introduction

1 2 Project construction methods

1 3 Design specifications

1 4 Pressure testing

1 5 Project costs (section not applicable)

1 6 Schedule

Exhibit F: Land Matters


F 1 1 Summary of land matters

1 2 Negotiations to date

1 3 Land-related permits and agreements required

1 4 Attachment 1 – Grant of Easement Pipeline (Ontario) Agreement

1 5 Attachment 2 – Temporary Workspace Lease Agreement

1 6 Line list

1 7 Affidavit of title search (attestation of title search to be completed once

directed by the OEB in its subsequent letter of direction)

Exhibit G: Indigenous Relations


G 1 1 Indigenous Consultation Report

1 2 Imperial Indigenous relations guiding principles and guidelines

1 3 Imperial request to MENDM – Duty to consult

2 1 MENDM letter to Imperial – delegation letter

2 2 MENDM letter to Huron-Wendat – delegation letter

2 3 MENDM letter to MCFN (formerly named MNCFN) – delegation letter

2 4 MENDM letter to Six Nations – delegation letter

2 5 MENDM letter to Six Nations - HCCC/ HDI – delegation letter

3 1 Presentations provided to Huron-Wendat

3 2 Presentations provided to MCFN

3 3 Presentations provided to MNO

3 4 Presentations provided to Six Nations

3 5 Presentations provided to Six Nations – HCCC/HDI




Exhibit H: Record of Consultation - Supporting Documents


H 1 1 Regulatory Consultation Log

1 2 Correspondence from Ontario Energy Board

1 3 Correspondence from provincial ministries

1 4 Correspondence from Conservation Authorities

1 5 Correspondence from federal agencies

2 1 Indigenous Consultation Log

2 2 Correspondence from Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation

2 3 Correspondence from Six Nations of the Grand River

2 4 Correspondence from Haudenosaunee Confederacy Chiefs Council/

Haudenosaunee Development Institute

2 5 Correspondence from Huron-Wendat Nation

2 6 Correspondence from Métis Nation of Ontario

3 1 Stakeholder and Other Consultation Log

3 2 Correspondence from stakeholders

3 3 Project brochure

3 4 Notice of commencement of study

3 5 Regional maps

3 6 Community Information Session poster boards (July 2018)

3 7 Community Information Session poster boards (November 2018)

3 8 Imperial video – horizontal directional drilling

3 9 Imperial video – pipeline deactivation

3 10 Imperial video - safety

3 11 Community Information Session Burlington July 2018 - ads and invites

3 12 Community Information Session Burlington November 2018 - ads and invites

3 13 Community Information Session Hamilton July 2018 - ads and invites

3 14 Community Information Session Hamilton November 2018 - ads and invites

3 15 Community Information Session Mississauga July 2018 - ads and invites

3 16 Community Information Session Mississauga November 2018 - ads and

invites

3 17 Community Information Session Milton July 2018 - ads and invites

3 18 Community Information Session Milton November 2018 - ads and invites

3 19 Community Information Session Oakville July 2018 - ads and invites

3 20 Community Information Session Oakville November 2018 - ads and invites

3 21 Community Information Session Toronto July 2018 - ads and invites

3 22 Community Information Session Toronto November 2018 - ads and invites




3. APPLICATION AND APPROVALS REQUESTED

Ontario Energy Board

IN THE MATTER OF the Ontario Energy Board Act, 1998, S.O. 1998, c. 15 (Sched. B), as

amended (the “OEB Act”);

AND IN THE MATTER OF an application by Imperial Oil Limited under section 90(1) of the OEB

Act for an order granting Leave to Construct of a hydrocarbon distribution pipeline and ancillary

facilities to serve the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area;

LEAVE TO CONSTRUCT

APPLICATION: WATERDOWN TO FINCH PROJECT

1. The Applicant, Imperial Oil Limited (“Imperial”) is a body corporate duly formed pursuant to the laws

of Canada having an office in the City of Calgary. Imperial is an integrated energy company that

explores for, produces, refines and markets products essential to society. At every link in the energy

chain, Imperial seeks to advance innovation and technology to deliver energy Canadians need – with

a commitment to high standards. Imperial was founded in Ontario in 1880 and, after more than a

century, Imperial continues to be part of the community and economy.

2. Operating safely for many decades, Imperial’s Sarnia Products Pipeline (“SPPL”) is important

infrastructure that provides refined products used by households and businesses across the Greater

Toronto and Hamilton Area. To support continued safe, reliable, and environmentally responsible

transportation of products, Imperial is planning to construct and operate a new pipeline that will

replace the transportation capabilities of the existing SPPL.

3. Imperial hereby applies (“Application”) to the Ontario Energy Board (“OEB”), pursuant to section 90(1)

of the OEB Act for Leave to Construct (“LTC”) the Waterdown to Finch Project (the “Project”). The

Project involves the proposed installation of approximately 63-kilometres of 12-inch diameter pipeline

and associated infrastructure between Imperial’s pump station in rural Hamilton (Waterdown Pump

Station) and its terminal storage facility in Toronto’s North York area (Finch Storage Terminal). To

accommodate reliable supply of products throughout this process, the Project involves the

construction of the new pipeline while the existing pipeline continues to operate. Once the new

pipeline is successfully installed, the existing line will be safely deactivated and the new pipeline will

operate in its place.

4. The new pipeline will be constructed following the existing SPPL as closely as possible, in

consideration of environmental and social constraints, and other infrastructure and land uses in the

area. The existing pipeline is located within an Imperial right-of-way (“ROW”) for approximately 18.8

km, and within a ROW managed by Hydro One Networks Inc. (“HONI”) for approximately 43.7 km.

New easements will be required on a limited number of private lands and Imperial will work directly

with the affected landowners to obtain these agreements. New easements will also be required within

the HONI ROW, and Imperial is working with HONI and Infrastructure Ontario to secure the

necessary agreements. Pipelines owned by other operators inside the ROW will continue to operate

without disruption as crossing agreements and safety buffers will be put in-place.

5. Pending LTC approval receipt of permits and agreements, Project construction is planned from

December 2019 to November 2020. The purpose, need, description of the Project and project timing

are included in Exhibit C, Tab 1, Schedule 1. An overview map showing the proposed route is

included in Exhibit C, Tab 1, Schedule 2 filed with this Application.




6. Imperial has planned the Project pursuant to the OEB’s Environmental Guidelines for the Location,

Construction, and Operation of Hydrocarbon Pipelines and Facilities in Ontario, 7th Edition (2016)

(“Environmental Guidelines”). The Environmental Report (“ER”) is a component of the LTC

application to the OEB and has been prepared to satisfy the OEB’s Environmental Guidelines. The

primary objective of the ER is to describe the actions taken to date to confirm the location, or route,

for the pipeline and the related construction methods and activities, considering the physical,

environmental, socio-economic, archaeological, and cultural heritage (i.e. the environmental and

socio-economic) conditions and to minimize or mitigate potential risks.

7. The route evaluation and decision are supported by desktop studies, existing survey information,

environmental, and socio-economic field surveys, consultation with regulators and other stakeholders,

and constructability design review. Because the Project will be sited within an existing Imperial

easement from kilometre post (“KP”) 0 to KP 18.8, an alternative route was considered only within the

urban area from KP 18.8 to KP 62.5. This alternative route underwent detailed review, but was

deemed not feasible because in comparison to the proposed Project route, it was significantly longer,

and crossed nearly twice as many watercourses and three times as many wetlands and impacted

more infrastructure and current land uses. It was determined that the proposed pipeline route is the only

reasonable option, particularly within the urban landscape, because it benefits from following the existing

utility corridors. The ER and routing evaluation is included in Exhibit D, Tab 1, Schedules 1 and 2, as

evidence to this Application.

8. Imperial recognizes the importance of engagement, which is an integral part of the Project’s planning

and supports the public interest consideration of the OEB’s regulatory process. Imperial identified and

engaged a broad range of interested parties – stakeholders, government regulatory agencies,

landowners and Indigenous communities – with a potential interest in the Project. Exhibit A, Tab 2,

Schedules 3 and 4 provides the list of Ontario Pipeline Coordinating Committee (“OPCC”) members

and the list of interested parties, respectively. Exhibit D, ER, Section 3 explains the engagement plan

implemented for the Project, the engagement activities carried out, comments received, and

responses provided by Imperial. Exhibit H, Record of Consultation and supporting documents,

includes a record of the consultation log and detailed supporting documents such as related

correspondence and meeting minutes.

9. With respect to Indigenous consultation, the Ministry of Energy, Northern Development and Mines

(“MENDM”) - Indigenous Energy Policy provided the Crown's direction on the duty to consult.

MENDM provided a letter dated Sept. 10, 2018 delegating the procedural aspects of the Crown's duty

to consult to Imperial (“Delegation Letter”), and included a list of Indigenous communities that should

be consulted about the Project, as follows:

o Huron-Wendat Nation;

o Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation (“MCFN”); and

o Six Nations of the Grand River;

the MENDM's Delegation Letter noted that Imperial is required to consult with both Six

Nations Elected Council; and

Haudenosaunee Confederacy Chiefs Council (“HCCC”), and all correspondence with the

HCCC should copy the Haudenosaunee Development Institute (“HDI”).

10. In addition, while Métis Nation of Ontario (“MNO”) was not listed in the Delegation Letter, Imperial

identified MNO as an Indigenous community to be informed of the Project for engagement and

provided notification to MNO. Imperial has followed the guidance of the MENDM and has prepared an

Indigenous Consultation Report to document the consultation activities with communities. The




correspondence letters related to the MENDM’s direction on the duty to consult and Imperial’s

submission of the Indigenous Consultation Report are included in Exhibit G as evidence to this

Application.

11. Exhibit E includes details on project design specifications, construction methodologies, pressure

testing procedures and key milestones.

12. Exhibit F includes a summary of land matters, negotiations to-date and a description of land related

permits and agreements required and copies of draft agreements to be offered to affected

landowners, where the need for an easement arises (Agreements are located in Exhibit F, Tab 1 and

Schedules 4 and 5). A redacted land list in Exhibit F, Tab 1, Schedule 6 describing the parcels is

included and filed as a hardcopy in accordance to OEB’s rules on confidentiality.

13. Imperial is a non-rate regulated private enterprise and the Project is financed by Imperial. There are

no cost impacts on ratepayers. Therefore, disclosure of project costs and an economic feasibility

assessment are not applicable. No exhibit supporting information is required relating to project costs

and economic feasibility assessment.

14. Imperial requests that this Application proceed by way of a written hearing in English.

15. Imperial requests that the OEB make the following orders:

(1) an order pursuant to section 90 of the Ontario Energy Board Act granting Leave to Construct

the pipeline; and

(2) an order pursuant to section 97 of the Ontario Energy Board Act approving the proposed form

of easement agreements found in Exhibit F, Tab 1, Schedules 4 and 5.

16. Imperial requests that copies of all documents filed with the Board in connection with this proceeding

be provided to Imperial’s regulatory lead and legal counsel as follows:

a. Applicant: Imperial Oil Limited

b. Address: 505 Quarry Park Blvd. SE, Calgary, AB T2C 5N1

c. Contact: Jessie Malone, Environment and Regulatory Lead

d. Phone: 587-476-4799

e. Email: [email protected]

f. Applicant’s counsel: Imperial Oil Limited

g. Address: 505 Quarry Park Blvd. SE, Calgary, AB T2C 5N1

h. Contact: Ian Laing, Assistant General Counsel

i. Phone: 587-476-3740

j. Email: [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]




4. MAP OF PROJECT

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Date: April 01, 2019Projection: NAD 1983 UTM Zone 17N

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Proj # 0460600-0027 | GIS # UPI-15-014

Waterdown to Finch Project OverviewFigure 2.2-1

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EXHIBIT C Purpose, Need, Proposed Project and Timing

Updated: 2019-04-02 EB-2019-0007





5. OPCC DISTRIBUTION LIST

Table 5-1: List of OPCC Members1

Ministry Name Title Address Contact Details

Ontario Energy Board Ms. Zora Crnojacki Chair P.O Box 2319, 2300 Yonge

Street, 26th Floor

Toronto, ON M4P 1E4

416-440-8104

[email protected]

Infrastructure Ontario Mr. Patrick Grace Director, Lands

Transactions – Hydro

Corridor & Public Works

1 Dundas Street West

Suite 2000

Toronto, ON M5G 2L5

416-327-2959

[email protected]

a

Ministry of Agriculture,

Food and Rural Affairs

Ms. Linda Pim Policy Advisor 1 Stone Road West, 3rd

Floor SE, Guelph ON N1G

4Y2

519-826-3380

[email protected]

Ministry of Economic

Development, Job Creation

and Trade

Mr. Joseph Vecchiolla Policy Lead 777 Bay Street, 4th Floor,

Suite 425

Toronto, Ontario, M5G 2E5

416-325-1561

[email protected]

Ministry of Energy,

Northern Development and

Mines

Ms. Shannon McCabe Senior Advisor, Indigenous

Energy Policy Unit

6th Floor, 77 Grenville

Street

Toronto, Ontario M7A 2C1

416-212-6704

[email protected]

Ministry of Environment,

Conservation and Parks

Ms. Crystal Lafrance Southwestern – Regional

Contact, Supervisor, APEP

659 Exeter Road, 2nd Floor

London ON N6E 1L3

519-873-5055

[email protected]



Ms. Natalie Stacey West Central – Regional


119 King St. West,

12th Floor

Hamilton ON L8P 4Y7

905-521-7639

[email protected]



Mr. Paul Martin Central – Regional


5775 Yonge Street,

8th Floor

North York ON M2M 4J1

416-326-4835

[email protected]

Ministry of Municipal Affairs Mr. Ross Lashbrook Manager, Community

Planning and Development

777 Bay Street, 13th Floor,

Toronto ON M5G 2E5

416-585-6063

[email protected]

1 Updated list of Ontario Pipeline Coordinating Committee members provided by OEB Chair staff on December 4, 2018.

2 Email to Linda Pim was undeliverable. Imperial was redirected to contact Jackie Van de Valk, OMAFRA ([email protected]) in place of Linda Pim.















Ministry Name Title Address Contact Details

Ministry of Municipal

Affairs, Municipal Services

Office – West

Mr. Scott Oliver Team Lead – Planning 659 Exeter Rd 2nd Floor

London ON N6E 1L3

519-873-4033

[email protected]

Ministry of Municipal

Affairs, Municipal Services

Office – East

Mr. Michael Elms Manager, Community

Planning and Development

435 James St S, Suite 223

Thunder Bay ON P7E 6S7

613-545-2132

[email protected]

Ministry of Natural

Resources and Forestry

Ms. Sally Renwick Team Lead –

Environmental Planning

300 Water Street,

Peterborough ON K9J 8M5

705-755-5195

[email protected]

Ministry of Tourism, Culture

and Sport

Ms. Laura Hatcher Team Lead, Heritage 401 Bay Street, Toronto

ON M74 0A7

416-314-3108

[email protected]

Technical Standards and

Safety Authority

Mr. Kourosh Manouchehri Engineer 345 Carlingview Drive,

Toronto ON M9W 6N9

Tel: (416) 734-3539

[email protected]

Ministry of Transportation Mr. Tony Difabio Team Lead – Highway

Corridor Management

301 St. Paul Street, 2nd

Floor, St. Catharines ON

L2R 7R4

905-704-2656

[email protected]










Provincial Agencies, Conservation Authorities and Federal Agencies

Table 5-2: List of Additional Provincial, Conservation Authority and Federal Technical Staff Contacts

Organization Name Title Address Contact Details

Infrastructure Ontario Cory Ostrowka Environment Specialist,

Environmental

Management

Suite 2000, 1 Dundas

Street West, Toronto ,

Ontario, M5G 2L5

[email protected]

Infrastructure Ontario Abbey Flower Heritage Specialist,

Environmental

Management

Suite 2000, 1 Dundas

Street West, Toronto ,

Ontario, M5G 2L5

[email protected]

Ministry of Agriculture

and Rural Affairs

Jackie Van de Valk Rural Planner, Land Use

Policy and Stewardship

Elora Resource Ctr

Unit 10, 6484 Wellington

Rd 7, Elora, Ontario,

N0B 1S0

[email protected]

Ministry of Energy,

Northern Development

and Mines

Morgan Owen Acting Manager,

Indigenous Energy Policy

77 Grenville Street,

6th Floor, Toronto ,

Ontario, M7A 1B3

[email protected]

Ministry of Energy,

Northern Development

and Mines

Raina Crasto Policy Advisor,

Indigenous Energy Policy

77 Grenville Street,


Ontario, M7A 1B3

[email protected]



Trevor Bell Environmental Resource

Planner and EA

Coordinator, Central

Region - Technical

Support Section

5775 Young Street,


Ontario, M2M 4J1

[email protected]



Steven McAvoy Program Support

Coordinator| Ministry of

the Environment,

Conservation and Parks,

135 St. Clair Avenue

West, Toronto , Ontario,

M2M 4J1

[email protected]

Ministry of Natural


Bohdan Kowalyk District Planner (Acting),

Aurora District

50 Bloomington Rd,

Aurora, Ontario, L4G 0L8

[email protected]

Ministry of Natural


Aurora McAllister Management Biologist,

Aurora District

50 Bloomington Rd,

Aurora, Ontario, L4G 0L8

[email protected]














Ministry of Natural


Tara McKenna District Planner, Guelph

District

Ontario Government

Building, 1 Stone Road

West, Guelph, Ontario,

N1G 4Y2

[email protected]

Ministry of Natural


Anne-Marie Laurence Management Biologist,

Guelph District

Ontario Government

Building, 1 Stone Road

West, Guelph, Ontario,

N1G 4Y2

[email protected]

Ministry of Tourism,

Culture and Sport

Karla Barboza Team Lead - Heritage

(Acting), Heritage

Program Unit (MTCS)

401 Bay Street, Toronto ,

Ontario, M7A 0A7

[email protected]

Ministry of Tourism,

Culture and Sport

James Hamilton Manager, Heritage

Program Unit (MTCS)

401 Bay Street, Toronto ,

Ontario, M7A 0A7

[email protected]

Ministry of Transportation Christian Singh Senior Project Manager -

Corridor Management

Section, Corridor

Management and

Property Office

159 Sir William Hearst

Avenue (Formally 1201

Wilson Ave, Building D),

7th Floor, Toronto,

Ontario, M3M 0B7

[email protected]

Conservation Authorities and NEC

Conservation Halton Heather Dearlove Environmental Planner 2596 Britannia Road

West , Burlington,

Ontario, L7P 0G3

[email protected]

Credit Valley

Conservation Authority

Liam Marray Manager 1255 Old Derry Road,

Mississauga, Ontario,

L5N 6R4

[email protected]

Hamilton Conservation

Authority

Darren Kenny Watershed Officer 838 Mineral Springs

Road, Ancaster, Ontario,

L9G 4X1

[email protected]

Toronto and Region

Conservation Authority

Annette Lister Planner II EA Planning 101 Exchange Avenue,

Vaughn, Ontario,

L4K 5R6

[email protected]














Niagara Escarpment

Commission

Kim Peters Senior Strategic Advisor 232 Guelph Street,

Georgetown, Ontario,

L7G 4B1

[email protected]

Federal Agencies

Environment and Climate

Change Canada

Rob Dobos Manager, Ontario

Environmental Protection

Operations

867 Lakeshore Road, 5th

Floor, Burlington,

Ontario, L7S 1A1

[email protected]

Fisheries and Oceans

Canada

Jessica Epp-Martindale Fisheries Protection

Biologist, Fisheries

Protection Program

867 Lakeshore Road,

Burlington, Ontario, L7S

1A1

[email protected]

Transport Canada General Inbox Environmental

Assessment Program,

Ontario Region

4900 Yonge Street,

Toronto, Ontario, M2N

6A5

[email protected]

Transport Canada Devon Smith Regional Manager,

Navigation Protection

Program

4900 Yonge Street,

Toronto, Ontario, M2N

6A5

[email protected]

Transport Canada Kelly Thompson Inspection Officer,

Navigation Protection

Program

100 Front Street South,

Sarnia, Ontario, N7T 2M4

[email protected]








6. LIST OF INTERESTED PARTIES

1. In addition to the list of OPCC members, additional provincial, federal and Conservation Authority

technical staff, Imperial identified a broad range of interested parties – stakeholders, government

agencies (including technical staff), municipalities, landowners and Indigenous communities – with a

potential interest in the Project. Exhibit D, Section 3 of the ER provides details of the consultation plan

and the identification of interested parties. Below is a list of interested parties.

Municipal Elected Officials and Key Staff

o City of Burlington

o City of Hamilton

o City of Mississauga

o City of Toronto

o Region of Halton

o Region of Peel

o Town of Milton

o Town of Oakville

Provincial Representatives and Key Staff

o MPP Etobicoke North

o MPP Flamborough – Glanbrook

o MPP Humber River – Black Creek

o MPP Milton

o MPP Mississauga – Cooksville

o MPP Mississauga – Erin Mills

o MPP Mississauga – Malton

o MPP Mississauga Centre

o MPP Oakville North – Burlington

o MPP York Centre

o Office of the Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs

o Office of the Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade

o Office of the Minister of Energy, Northern Development and Mines

o Office of the Minister of Environment, Conservation and Parks

o Office of the Minister of Government and Consumer Services

o Office of the Minister of Indigenous Affairs

o Office of the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing

o Office of the Minister of Natural Resources and Forestry




o Office of the Minister of Transportation

o Office of the Minister Responsible for Small Business

o Office of the Premier

Federal Representatives and Key Staff

o MP Etobicoke North

o MP Flamborough – Glanbrook

o MP Humber River – Black Creek

o MP Milton

o MP Mississauga – Cooksville

o MP Mississauga – Erin Mills

o MP Mississauga – Malton

o MP Mississauga Centre

o MP Oakville North – Burlington

o MP York Centre

Emergency Services

o Burlington Fire Department

o Hamilton Fire Department

o Milton Fire Department

o Mississauga Fire and Emergency Services

o Oakville Fire Department

o Six Nations Fire & Emergency Services Training Academy

o Toronto Fire Services

Indigenous Communities

2. MENDM provided the Crown’s direction and delegated the procedural aspects of the duty to consult

to the following list of Indigenous communities that should be consulted about the Project:

o Huron-Wendat Nation;

o Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation (“MCFN”); and

o Six Nations of the Grand River;

the Ministry’s delegation letter noted that Imperial is required to consult with Six Nations

Elected Council; and

Haudenosaunee Confederacy Chiefs Council (“HCCC”), and all correspondence with the

HCCC should copy the Haudenosaunee Development Institute (“HDI”).




o In addition, while the Métis Nation of Ontario (“MNO”) was not listed in the Ministry’s delegation

letter, Imperial identified MNO as an Indigenous community to be informed of the Project for

ongoing engagement.

Industry/ Business Associations; Non-Profit Organizations, Other

o Burlington Chamber of Commerce

o Burlington Green

o Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business

o Canadian Fuel Consortia

o Canadian Independent Petroleum Marketers Association

o Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters

o Christian Farmers Federation of Ontario

o Conservation Ontario

o Credit Pointe Residents Association

o Flamborough Chamber of Commerce

o Greater Toronto Airports Authority

o Halton Environment Network

o Hamilton Chamber of Commerce

o Hydro One Networks Inc.

o Milton Chamber of Commerce

o Mississauga Board of Trade

o Metrolinx

o National Airlines Council of Canada

o Oakville Chamber of Commerce

o Ontario Chamber of Commerce

o Ontario Federation of Agriculture

o Protecting Escarpment Rural Land (“PERL”)

o Toronto Region Board of Trade

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