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National Scenic Byways Program

Title 23, Sec. 162. National scenic byways program

U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration

"the program is a grass-roots collaborative effort established to help recognize, preserve and enhance selected roads throughout the United States." S: http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/hep/scenic_byways/us_code.cfm

6. Protection of scenic, historical, recreational, cultural, natural, and archaeological resources in an area adjacent to a scenic byway.

Potential Impacts

Potential Cumulative Impacts 

on the Proposed Action

The potential impacts that we view 
as being most cumulatively 
significant pertain to:
                                  wetlands
                                  waterbodies
                                  vegetation
                                  land use
                                  air quality
                                  noise.

Wetlands and Water Resources

The greatest potential impacts of construction 
on surface waters would result from an increase 
in sediment loading and turbidity. 

LAWS to be FOLLOWED:
                USACE
                WVDEP
                Dominion's ESCP

Source: ALLEGHENY PIPELINE PROJECT

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METERING STATIONS

E V E R Y   5 - 20  M I L E S 
SOURCE: Interstate Natural Gas Association of America [INGAA]

"Pipeline companies install VALVES along a gas pipeline system 

to provide a means of controlling flow.

The valves may be spaced as close together as 

EVERY FIVE MILES or as far apart as TWENTY MILES 

according to standards established by applicable safety codes.  

The valves normally are open, but when a section of pipeline requires maintenance, operational engineers close the valves to isolate that section of the pipeline.  

Once isolated, the maintenance crew can vent the gas from that section of the pipeline and proceed with its work.

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PIPELINE SAFETY IMPROVEMENT ACT

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PIPELINE SAFETY IMPROVEMENT ACT
 Interstate Natural Gas Association of America [INGAA]

PIPELINE MAP - 2007

SOURCE: Interstate Natural Gas Association of America [INGAA]

National Historic Preservation Act

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National Historic Preservation Act

GREEN HOUSE EMISSIONS

GHG EMISSIONS - Source:  Interstate Gas Association [INGAA]