PROJECTS
Johnson’s Corners NGL Pipeline
E3 is currently providing Class I and Class III cultural resources surveys to facilitate compliance with North Dakota’s Public Service permit criteria for approximately 20 miles of NGL pipeline in North Dakota. E3 cultural resources specialists are conducting field surveys and with guidance from North Dakota SHPO to ensure project compliance with federal and state laws protecting historic and archaeological properties, such as National Historic Preservation Act. Surveys are being conducted fall 2015.
SERVICES:
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Class I and Class III cultural resources surveys
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Predictive modeling
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Micro-siting avoidance consulting
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Archaeological site delineation
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GIS remote sensing
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Technical reporting
FEATURED PROJECT
Pipeline Anomaly Located in Calcareous Fen
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Time Sensitive DOT/PHMSA Anomaly Investigation
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Resource Sensitive Location – Calcareous Fen
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Multidisciplinary Services Rendered
E3’s RAP process identified that the DOT/PHMSA regulated anomaly was located in a sensitive resource requiring site specific permitting and agency approvals. E3 engaged regulators and established a timeline for regulatory processing that satisfied all parties. Services rendered included botanical surveys, wetland delineation, ground water monitoring, native seed procurement, revegetation, and post-construction monitoring. E3’s project team developed a fen management plan, ground water monitoring plan, and vegetation management plan.
E3 facilitated a streamlined permit review that maintained the client’s schedule. The plans developed for this Project effectively protected the resource while allowing the work to proceed efficiently. The services rendered by E3 allowed the project to be completed on time and within budget.
Bear Creek NGL Pipeline
E3 is currently providing Class I and Class III cultural resources surveys to facilitate compliance with North Dakota’s Public Service permit criteria for approximately 34 miles of NGL pipeline in McKenzie and Dunn Counties, North Dakota. E3 cultural resources specialists conducted field surveys and monitoring with guidance from North Dakota SHPO to ensure the project compliance with federal and state laws protecting historic and archaeological properties, such as National Historic Preservation Act. Surveys were completed summer 2015.
SERVICES:
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Class I and Class III cultural resources surveys
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Predictive modeling
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Micro-siting avoidance consulting
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Archaeological site delineation
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Archaeological site documentation
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Fast-tracked NRHP eligibility recommendation
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GIS remote sensing
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Technical reporting
Sand Creek Compressor Station
E3 provided on site cultural resources monitoring by a qualified archaeologist to facilitate compliance with North Dakota’s Public Service permit criteria and North Dakota SHPO guidance to ensure project compliance with federal and state laws protecting historic and archaeological properties, such as National Historic Preservation Act. Monitoring conducted summer 2015.
SERVICES:
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On site Cultural Resources monitoring
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Archaeological site delineation
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ND SHPO consultation
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GIS remote sensing
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Technical reporting
Demicks Lake Gas Plant
E3 completed Class I and Class III cultural resources surveys to facilitate compliance with North Dakota’s Public Service permit criteria for approximately 80 acres in McKenzie County, North Dakota. E3 cultural resources specialists conducted field surveys and monitoring with guidance from North Dakota SHPO to ensure the project compliance with federal and state laws protecting historic and archaeological properties, such as National Historic Preservation Act. Surveys were completed summer 2014.
SERVICES:
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Class I and Class III cultural resources surveys
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Archaeological site delineation
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Archaeological site documentation
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GIS remote sensing
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Technical reporting