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�iNorthern Natural Gas <br /> f northern North Branch Team <br /> IIPP1 6579 420'Street <br /> Harris,MN 55032 Natural Gas 402-530-4488 Telephone <br /> A Berkshire Hathaway Energy company 651-674-1959 Fax <br /> Northern Natural Gas <br /> Public Education and Damage Prevention Program <br /> To: Public Officials, Emergency Responders, and School Officials <br /> Northern Natural Gas is an interstate pipeline that serves the local gas utility company in <br /> your area. Northern Natural gas is a high pressure transmission company only, not a <br /> distribution company. Our company is headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, and operated <br /> locally from North Branch, Minnesota. <br /> Our company periodically contacts public officials and emergency responders throughout <br /> the area in which it operates. These contacts ensure that public entities remain aware of <br /> Northern Natural Gas facilities in their area and have contact numbers to reach Northern <br /> Natural Gas personnel. We also discuss how public safety departments and Northern <br /> Natural Gas employees would work together to respond to a pipeline-related emergency. <br /> Northern Natural Gas has a written damage prevention program which exceeds all state <br /> and federal requirements. We sponsor and attend local damage prevention seminars in <br /> Minnesota and Wisconsin. A portion of these are for emergency first responders, but <br /> most meetings are aimed at educating excavation contractors on how to dig safely. We <br /> utilize the Diggers Hotline and the Gopher State One Call line locating network systems. <br /> Northern Natural Gas also, drives, walks, and does aerial patrols of its pipeline right-of- <br /> ways every year as regulated by the Federal Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety <br /> Administration Department and Minnesota Office of Pipeline Safety. <br /> Northern Natural Gas marks the location of its pipelines with yellow signs and/or three <br /> sided plastic pipeline markers with, "Caution Natural Gas Pipeline" printed on them. <br /> Also listed is the phone number (1-888-367-6671) for our Operations Communications <br /> Center in Omaha,Nebraska which is staffed by operators 24 hours every day. <br /> To avoid damaging a pipeline, excavation should only occur after a pipeline has been <br /> physically located by a Northern Natural Gas representative. When excavation activity is <br /> planned in the vicinity of a natural gas pipeline,the following steps need to be followed: <br /> 1. Call the state one-call organization 48 hours before any excavation activity to arrange <br /> for a Northern Natural Gas representative to provide free pipeline location service and <br /> on-site assistance. <br /> 2. Never excavate within 25 feet of a pipeline without a Northern Natural Gas <br /> representative present. <br /> 3. Prior to excavation near the pipeline, consult the on-site representative for distance <br /> requirements. <br /> 4. Look for evidence of a pipeline including such things as caution signs, aerial patrol <br /> markers, casing vents and above ground pipeline appurtenances. <br /> 5. Any excavation within 24-inches of a pipeline shall be by manual means or hydro- <br /> vac. <br />
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