infographic line 10 wsrp sept 2015
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Line 10Westover SegmentReplacement Project
Enbridge is planning to replace a 35-kilometre (21-mile) segment of our Line 10 pipeline,
from the Westover Terminal to the Nanticoke Junction. This segment has experienced
an increasing number of preventative maintenance digs to inspect and repair the
line and has reached our conservative threshold for replacement
The Westover Segment Replacement Project will proactively address pipeline maintenance requirements, improve reliability and safety of the system and restore the pipeline
to its original operating capacity
Our regulatory application will include a plan to decommission the segment of Line 10 that’s to be replaced. This segment will be taken out of service safely and permanently, but left in place
while other pipelines in the same right-of-way continue to operate
The decommissioning process is designed to minimize the e�ect on communities and the environment:
It reduces the risk of soil stability issues
It avoids major construction activities, and reduces the potential risk
to existing pipelines from heavy equipment
Why is the pipeline left in place?
Pending regulatory approval, construction is anticipated to begin in the third quarter of 2017. The project will
provide participation opportunities for southern Ontario goods and services providers, including Aboriginal
businesses. Hotels, grocery stores, restaurants and many other local businesses will also benefit from the
presence of work crews during project construction
A peak construction labour force of 300
persons is expected
Hamilton
WESTOVERTERMINAL
Copetown WoodsGolf Club
FlamboroughHills Golf Club Hamilton
Airport KnollwoodGolf Club
Southern Pines Golf & Country Club
Mount Hope
NANTICOKEJUNCTION
Lake Ontario
Existing Line 10 Route
Proposed Line 10 Segment Replacement Route