Environmental Impact Assessment(EIA) Registration for the ...

DOCUMENT "A" Attached to ALT 31667'10 Original
CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL
(Regulations 90-80 under the Clean Water Act Chapter C-6.1, Act of New Brunswick 1989)
( 18 ) that the equipment operating adjacent to and/or reaching into a waterbody must be mechanically
sound, not leaking fuel or hydraulic fluid and shall be pressure washed free of petroleum
products and dirt;
( 19 ) that all materials and equipment used to carryout these undertakings shall be stored and
operated/parked in a manner that minimizes the chances of any deleterious substances (e.g.
petroleum products, silt, etc.) entering a waterbody;
( 20 ) that all spoil material generated during these undertakings shall be trucked off-site and disposed
of at an approved disposal facility;
( 21 ) that each day that work has been performed, temporary siltation prevention measures shall be in
place when the permittee's or their agent's personnel leave a jobsite where erodible soil is
exposed, whenever siltation control works have failed or are not functioning properly, no further
work shall take place until the problem is corrected;
( 22 ) that prior approval be obtained from the New Brunswick Department of the Environment before
the water level in a storage reservoir or headpond is lowered below the normal operating range
for the June 1st through September 30th, low risk, construction period;
( 23 ) that prior approval be obtained from the New Brunswick Department of the Environment before
undertaking any repairs to a water level control structure that require a reduction in the
downstream maintenance flow, below the current minimum discharge that has been agreed to by
Fisheries and Oceans Canada or voluntarily adopted;
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