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Spill Contingency Plan & Drill Program

Pete LundgreenChevron Pasco Facility

Northwest Area Committee Presentation March 10, 2011

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Pipeline Facility Information

Ontario, Oregon to Pasco Segment

6” Pipeline

190 Miles

Gasoline, Diesel and Jet Fuel

Pasco To Spokane Segment

8” Pipeline

136.7 Miles

Gasoline, Diesel and Jet Fuel

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Spill Contingency Plan (ERP) Regulatory Stakeholders

U.S. DOT PHMSA (49 CFR Part 194)-Pipelines

U.S. EPA (40 CFR Part 112)-Pasco Terminal

U.S. Coast (33 CFR Part 154)-Loading Operations Pasco

State of Washington, Department of Ecology (WAC 173-182)

State of Oregon, Dept. of Environmental Quality

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Pipeline River Crossings

Snake River near Ontario, Oregon

Grande Ronde River near Hilgard State Park

Umatilla River- 10 miles East of Pendleton, Oregon

Walla Walla River Near it’s Confluence With the Columbia River-13 Miles SE of Pasco, WA

Casey Pond / MacNary Pool-2 Miles From Burbank, WA

Snake River at it’s Confluence With the Columbia River at Pasco, WA

Spokane River Near the City Wastewater Treatment Plant Upstream of the Nine Mile Falls Dam

River Proximity-Confluence of Snake and Columbia Rivers-Pasco Terminal Itself

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Spill Contingency Plan Elements

Chevron Pipe Line Company Core Plan

Consisting of Chevron Pipe Line Nationwide Core Response Procedures/Information

Oregon and Washington State Appendix ERP

Consisting of Facility Specific and State Response Procedures/Information

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State Appendix Spill Contingency Plan Elements

Portable Field Document Qualified Individual/Incident Commander Information

Emergency Notification Phone Lists (External & Internal)

- 911

- State of Washington (Emergency Management Division)

- State of Oregon (Emergency Response System)

- Any Pipeline Accident or Incident –WUTC is Also Notified

- Internal Notification Flowchart

- Primary Response Contractor /OSRO Resources (MSRC & Tidewater)

National Response Center6

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State Appendix Spill Contingency Plan Elements (Continued)

Portable Field Document (Continued)

ICS Organization

Spill Response Reporting Form

Immediate Response Action Decision Guide Pasco Terminal Equipment List

Initial Response Team List

ICS Form 201 for Initial Response Documentation & Preparation for an Initial ICS 201 Briefing

Post Spill Review and Documentation Procedures

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State Appendix Spill Contingency Plan Elements (Continued) In Addition to the Portable Field Document:

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Information Summary Describing Pipelines and Terminals

Complete Local, State and Federal Notifications

Complete List of Company Owned and Contractor Spill Response Resources

State Planning Standards Including:

- Aerial Surveillance

- Boom

- Estimated Daily Recovery Rates

- Storage

- Non Dedicated Work Boats

System Wide Spill Response Resource Sheets8

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State Appendix Spill Contingency Plan Elements (Continued)

Waste Management Plan Per the NWACP

Sampling

Spill Impact Analyses

Sensitive Resource Information Maps

Pipeline USGS Maps

Trajectory Maps

Middle Columbia River McNary Pool Area NWACP Geographical Response Plans (GRP’s)

Pasco Terminal Site Specific ERP Information

Electronically Linked Agency Cross Reference Linked Back to State and Federal Agency Stakeholder Regulation Matrices

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Drills & Exercises

Based On National Preparedness for Response Exercise Program (NPREP) & State Regulations:

- Currently in the 2nd Year of the NPREP Cycle

- 2 Facility Owned Equipment Deployment Drills (Semi-Annually)

- 4 Notifications Drills (Quarterly)

- 1 Table Top Drill Per (Annually)

(Completed our 2011 Table Top Drill on March 2, 2011)

- 1 Worst Case Spill Drill Every 3 Years (2012)

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Drills & Exercises (Continued)

Planned & Designed With Agency Stakeholders

Agency Stakeholders are Invited

The Drill Process Foundation Includes Embracing NIMS ICS Per the USCG IMH as Referenced in our Contingency Plan

Evaluation is Per the PREP Objectives as well asEcology’s Drill Evaluation Matrix

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Drills & Exercises (Continued)

Drill Process Follows the NIMS Operational Planning Cycle

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