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Notional Field Development Final Report - EBN

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<strong>EBN</strong> <strong>Notional</strong> <strong>Field</strong> <strong>Development</strong> Plan<br />

Figure 4-52. Staging of equipment for fracing operation<br />

As noted above, many of the existing roadways were not designed for this type of large, heavy<br />

equipment and the sheer number of vehicles required. Many Operators end up having to contract with<br />

local road construction companies to repair and maintain these roadways and in some instances, build<br />

new roads. The resultant investment in roadway infrastructure can be significant.<br />

In addition to the public roadways, it is typical for Operators to include the construction of on-site access<br />

roads into their site development plans. Some of these roads are temporary (dirt / gravel) and others<br />

are permanent (pavement). All of these roads and associated work areas have to be designed and<br />

constructed with the regards to the site terrain, bad weather conditions and take into account the<br />

requirement for proper consideration for soil and erosion control measures. It is also necessary to<br />

ensure all of the appropriate ecological field studies have been performed prior to beginning any site<br />

activities to determine if there is the potential to impact wetland areas or protected species. As noted<br />

above, these issues are regulated under a number of different Dutch statutes.<br />

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