Impact Buffers Sample Clauses

Impact Buffers. The Impact Buffers for Impact Activities are defined as: Impact Activity Buffer feet (meters) Oil and gas pads 656 (200) Distribution lines <69 kV 33 (10) Private roads (well field roads, etc.) 33 (10) Small compressor stations 656 (200) Other compressor stations 2188 (667) Industrial buildings 2188 (667) a) Oil and gas pads – Represents the site where vegetation is removed for oil and gas operations for well pads, in-field tank batteries, or small compressor stations with a pad foot print of ≤5 acres and a noise limitation of 75dB or less at the property line or at a point greater than 30 feet from the Facility Boundary. For pads ≤5 acres in size after completion, consider the well site or centroid to establish the Impact Buffer. For pads >5 acres in size, apply the oil and gas pad buffer out from the Facility Boundary. b) Distribution lines <69 kV – Use the centerline of the right-of-way as a basis for the Impact Buffer. If the line is sited along a private road, no farther than the outer edge of road ditch, utilize a single Impact Buffer for both the road and line. c) Small compressor stations – Represents pipeline compressor stations 5 acres in size and a maximum noise level of 75dB or less at the property line or a point greater than 30 feet from the Facility Boundary. If the noise restrictions are met, but the compressor station is > 5 acres in size, apply the oil and gas pad buffer out from the Facility Boundary.
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Impact Buffers. The Impact Buffers for Impact Activities are defined as: Impact Activity Buffer feet (meters) Oil and gas pads 656 (200) Distribution lines <69 kV 33 (10) Private roads (well field roads, etc.) 33 (10) Small compressor stations 656 (200) Other compressor stations 2188 (667) Industrial buildings 2188 (667) a) Oil and gas pads – Represents the site where vegetation is removed for oil and gas operations for well pads, in-field tank batteries, or small compressor stations with a pad foot print of ≤5 acres and a noise limitation of 75dB or less at the property line or at a point greater than 30 feet from the facility boundary. For pads ≤5 acres in size after completion, consider the well site or centroid to establish the impact buffer. For pads >5 acres in size, apply the oil and gas pad buffer out from the footprint. b) Distribution lines <69 kV – Use the centerline of the right-of-way as a basis for the impact buffer. If the line is sited along a private road, no farther than the outer edge of road ditch, utilize a single impact buffer for both the road and line.

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