THE PROBLEMS WITH NATIONAL ENERGY BOARD REGULATED PIPELINES ON YOUR PROPERTY??????

[Smalltown]

fairness You have it right on. Why
are us farmers and landowners expected
to give up for the 'common good'.

We are supposed to put up with pipelines
and compressor stations, and venting
without complaining as it will be good
for the economy. There is very little
if any monitoring (ours are not NEB
lines though)and we get one small
payment and disruption when they put the
pipe in and when they dig it up. We had
a neighbor one place over that hit the
pipeline when he was plowing with a 90
horsepower tractor! That pipe
definitely was not down in the ground
far enough.

[SADIE]

BURPERT

Have you heard about CAEPLA. Have you ever received one of CAEPLA'S Landowner Journal. Have you ever seen a CAEPLA booth at the Red Deer Show? Saskatoon Crop Show 2020 or the Canadian Western Agribition Show 2009 & 2010?

www.Caepla.org

About CAEPLA:

The Canadian Association of Energy and Pipeline Landowner Associations (CAEPLA) is Canada’s foremost and leading association of landowners who have a direct and ongoing interest in the way government and energy regulators define, and then influence, the relationships that exist between landowners and various aspects of the energy sector. CAEPLA's role is to advance the legitimate interests of landowners within the context of sustainable, responsible development that respects our stewardship responsibilities to protect land and water for future generations.

[SADIE]

Couple of typo's Burbert

Saskatoon Crop Show 2010 not 2020.

CAEPLA ---remains pro-Industry development.

Mission statement summary:

About CAEPLA:

"Landowners for the responsible development of the energy industry in Canada"