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File 2200-S040-1 

16 August 2002 

NOTICE OF HEARING ON MOTIONS 

HEARING ORDER EH-1-2000 

Sumas Energy 2, Inc. 

Application to Construct an International Power Line 

The National Energy Board (the Board) has received from Sumas Energy 2, Inc. (SE2) an application 

dated 7 July 1999, as amended 23 October 2000, pursuant to Part III, section 58.23 of the National 

Energy Board Act (the Act) requesting a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity to construct an 

international power line (IPL). 

By a letter dated 21 December 2000, SE2 made a motion for an order that the Board convene a hearing in 

early January 2001 to consider whether it would be appropriate for Intervenors to address issues relating 

to the environmental effects in Canada of SE2's proposed power plant to be located in Sumas, 

Washington (the Environmental Effects Motion). SE2 submitted that the issues should not be included. 

As well the Board received motions from James Degen dated 20 January 2001 and Randy White dated 26 

June 2002 in regard to other matters. 

The Board had scheduled oral argument on the Environmental Effects Motion to be heard on 19 February 

2001. However, at the request of SE2, the Board, on 19 February 2001 adjourned the public hearing. By 

letter dated 4 June 2002, SE2 requested that the Board reconvene the hearing. By letter dated 19 June 

2002, SE2 stated that the design, engineering and routing of the IPL have not changed since the 

amendments to the Application were filed on 23 October 2000. 

The Board has decided to hold an oral public hearing to consider the following motions (Motions 

Hearing): 

1. Degen Motion 

a) the Board review the I.P.L. application Sumas E 2 for potential prejudice, at this 

time of proceeding, arising from the absence of full detail of an alleged verbal 

agreement between Sumas 2 & Canadian Pacific Railway for use of C.P.R. right of 

way in Canada 

b) the Board review the IPL application Sumas E 2 for any fundamental deficiency 

in the application arising from absence of full detail of an alleged verbal agreement 

between Sumas & Canadian Pacific Railway.

2. White Motion 

Whereas it is the unanimous opinion of all Canadians so involved in the process that 

the SE2 application to proceed within the jurisdiction of Canada not be approved; 

that the NEB discontinue its hearings regarding an application to construct and 

operate an international power line - Hearing Order EH-1-2000 

3. Environmental Effects Motion 

Should the Board hear evidence concerning the environmental effects in Canada of 

Sumas’ proposed power plant to be located in Sumas, Washington? 

The Board will hear oral argument on these motions beginning at 6:00 p.m. on Friday, 

18 October 2002, at Garden Park Tower, 101-2825 Clearbrook Road, Abbotsford, British Columbia. 

This hearing will be concerned only with the above-noted motions. 

The hearing on the motions will proceed in the following order: 

• the Degen motion (1 above) 

• the White motion (2 above) 

• the Environmental Effects Motion (3 above) 

The hearing on SE2’s application for a Certificate to construct an international power line (IPL 

Hearing) will not proceed until the Board has ruled on all of the above motions. A revised schedule 

will be released at that time. 

The following procedures apply to the Motions Hearing: 

1. SERVICE TO PARTIES 

1.1 Intervenors are reminded that any correspondence must be served on both the Board and SE2. 

2. INTERVENORS 

2.1 The intervenor status of those receiving this Notice of Hearing remains unchanged. The Board 

requests that any changes to contact information be communicated to Mona Butler, Regulatory 

Officer, in writing at the address under paragraph 6.3. 

2.2 An Option 1 intervenor may participate at the Motions Hearing, but will not be subject to any 

ongoing distribution of documents leading up to the hearing. If an Option 1 intervenor requires 

any documents for the purpose of this Motions Hearing the documents can be viewed at the 

locations referred to in paragraph 6.1 or 6.3, or make a request to the Board with an explanation 

of the need. 

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3.3 Generally, the Board will hear Option 2 intervenors prior to hearing Option 1 intervenors. Due to 

the number of intervenors and in order to accommodate the public, the Board is prepared to hold 

evening sessions to hear some intervenors. The Board may revisit this matter during the Motions 

Hearing. 

4. INTENTION TO PARTICIPATE 

4.1 Upon receipt of this notice, each intervenor who proposes to participate in the Motions Hearing 

is requested to serve a notice of intention to participate on SE2 and on the Secretary of the Board 

in writing by Thursday 12 September 2002 by close of business Mountain Time. For your 

convenience an Intention to Participate Form is provided as Appendix 3. As soon as practicable, 

the Board will publish a list of all parties who intend to participate in the argument and shall 

circulate a copy to all parties on the Interim List of Parties. 

5. AFFIDAVITS, LIST OF AUTHORITIES AND CASEBOOKS APPLICABLE TO THE 

ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS MOTION 

5.1 DEFINITIONS 

Affidavit- A voluntary declaration of facts, written down and sworn to by the person declaring 

those facts before a Commissioner for Oaths or a Notary Public. 

Casebook - A compilation of Affidavits, legislation and legal cases on which a party intends to 

rely in legal argument either in favour of or against that motion. 

List of Authorities - List placed at the front of the Casebook citing the Affidavits, legislation 

and cases found in the Casebook. 

5.2 On 19 January 2001 the Board decided that it will hear evidence in affidavit form on the 

Environmental Effects Motion. That evidence must be directly relevant to, and must be confined 

strictly to, the question of law that must be decided, which is, “does the Board have the 

jurisdiction to consider the environmental effects in Canada of the plant in Washington state?”. 

In the Board’s view, it would be inappropriate and unnecessary to hear all of the evidence of 

possible environmental effects in Canada of the plant in Washington before deciding the 

question of law raised by the Environmental Effects Motion. 

5.3 Parties shall serve any new or additional copies of any Affidavits, their proposed List of 

Authorities and Casebook on the Board and on all Option 2 intervenors and place copies in the 

public libraries noted under section 6 by Thursday 26 September 2002 by close of business 

Mountain Time. The Board anticipates that these would primarily relate to the Environmental 

Effects Motion as opposed to the Degen and the White Motions. 

5.4 SE2's Reply Evidence on the Environmental Effects Motion shall be served on the Board and 

Option 2 intervenors and placed in libraries by Thursday 10 October 2002 by close of business 

Mountain Time. 


6. PUBLIC VIEWING 

6.1. All parties are reminded that SE2 shall deposit and keep on file, for public inspection during 

normal business hours, a copy of its application at its offices listed below and at all Public 

Libraries in Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Agassiz, Hope and Aldergrove. This direction was set out 

in the Directions on Procedure of 9 November 2000 and in a letter from the Board dated 15 

February 2001. 

Sumas Energy 2, Inc. Mr. Craig Godsoe 

335 Parkplace, Suite 110 Borden Ladner Gervais LLP 

Kirkland, Washington 1200 Waterfront Centre 

98033 200 Burrard Street 

USA P.O. Box 48600 

Vancouver, B.C. 

V7X 1T2 

Telephone: (425) 889-1000 Telephone: (604) 640-4049 

Facsimile: (425) 803-6902 Facsimile: (604) 687-1415 

6.2 The documentation kept at these locations shall include transcripts of the Motions Hearing (see 

paragraph 9.2) as well as exhibits (see paragraphs under section 5) introduced prior to and at the 

Motions Hearing. 

6.3 A copy of the international powerline application is also available for viewing at the Board's 

office at the following location: 

National Energy Board 

444 - Seventh Avenue S.W. 

Calgary, Alberta 

T2P 0X8 

7. FILING AND SERVICE OF DOCUMENTS 

7.1 Where a party is required by these Directions on Procedure to file or serve documents on other 

parties, unless the Board otherwise directs, the following numbers of copies shall be filed or 

served: 

a) for documents to be filed with the Board, ten copies; and 

b) for documents to be served on the Applicant and intervenors, one copy; 

The Board will accept filings by hand delivery, mail or courier directed to the Secretary at the 

following address: 

Michel L. Mantha 

Secretary 

National Energy Board 

444 Seventh Avenue SW 

Calgary, AB T2P 0X8 


Filings may also be made by facsimile addressed to the Secretary (facsimile number 

(403) 292-5503) 

Parties are reminded that, pursuant to paragraph 9(8) of the National Energy Board Rules of 

Practice and Procedure, 1995, a facsimile filing must be followed by the filing of original hard 

copies of the document. 

7.2 Parties filing or serving documents at the Motions Hearing shall file five copies with the Hearing 

Officer and five copies with Board Counsel and shall leave a sufficient number of copies for 

parties at a designated location in the hearing room. 

8. SIMULTANEOUS INTERPRETATION 

8.1 Parties shall indicate the official language they in which they wish to be heard at the hearing. If 

it appears that both official languages will be used at the hearing, simultaneous interpretation 

will be provided. 

9. GENERAL 

9.1 Parties shall quote Hearing Order EH-1-2000 and File 2200-S040-1 when corresponding with 

the Board in respect of this proceeding. 

9.2 The Motions Hearing will be recorded and transcribed daily. Transcripts will be available on the 

Board’s website (www.neb-one.gc.ca). Transcripts can also be ordered directly from 

International Reporting Inc. during the hearing, by calling (613) 748-6043 ext. 26, or by 

emailing: bprouse@irri.net. Upon request, one hard copy of the daily transcript will be provided 

to SE2 and to Option 2 intervenors at no cost, except for delivery, if applicable. Costs of any 

subsequent copies, including delivery, are the responsibility of the requesting party. SE2 will 

also have daily copies of the transcripts available at the same locations as the application. 

9.3 The hearing will be broadcast live over the Board’s internet site. Anyone wishing to listen to the 

daily proceedings should log onto the Board’s website at www.neb-one.gc.ca, and follow 

instructions under “What’s New”. 

9.4 For information on this hearing or the procedures governing this hearing, please contact Mrs. 

Mona Butler, Regulatory Officer, Office of the Secretary, at (403) 299-3928, or Denis Tremblay, 

Communications Officer at (403) 299-2717, or toll-free at 1-800-899-1265, or access the 

Board’s Internet site at www.neb-one.gc.ca, (click on “Upcoming Public Hearings”, or “What’s 

New”). 

NATIONAL ENERGY BOARD 

Michel L. Mantha 

Secretary 


APPENDIX 1 


Page 1 of 6 

INTERIM LIST OF PARTIES 

EH-1-2000 

(*The outcome of the preliminary motions before the Board could result in amendment of this list) 

APPLICANT/DEMANDEUR: 

Sumas Energy 2, Inc. 

ASSOCIATIONS: 

Abbotsford Downtown Business Association 

Abbotsford Soil Conservation Association 

BC Lung Association 

Straiton Community Club/Hall Association (John Vissers) 

United Injured and Disabled Workers Association 

GROUPS/GROUPES: 

Abbotsford Community Services 

Abbotsford Chamber of Commerce 

AM Productions & The New Media Institute (Option 2) 

BC Old Age Pensioners’ Organization, 

Agassiz Branch # 113 (Mr. Fred Coates) 

Canadian Pacific Railway (Option 2) 

Candy Cane Farms Ltd. (Ms. June Ross) 

Central Valley Farm Equipment 

Central Valley Naturalists 

Chilliwack Chamber of Commerce 

Chilliwack River Action Committee 

Citizens Concerned About Free Trade 

Coalition to Reduce Electro Pollution 

Council of Canadians, Mission Chapter 

David Suzuki Foundation (represented by Sierra Legal 

Defence Fund) (Option 2) 

EM Radiation TaskForce (Mr. Christopher Anderson) 

Fraser Basin Council 

Fraser Valley Health Region (Mr. George Peary) 

Fraser Valley Real Estate Board 

Generations Affected by Senseless Power 

Huntingdon Duty Free Shop Inc. 

Matsqui First Nation (Cynthia Collins) 

Mission Regional Chamber of Commerce 

School District No. 34 (Abbotsford) 

School District No. 78 (Fraser-Canada) 

Sierra Legal Defence Fund (Option 2) 

Snowcrest Packers Ltd. 

Society Promoting Environmental Conservation 

(represented by Sierra Legal Defence Fund) (Option 2) 

Sumas First Nation (Mr. Dalton R. Silver) 

Thompson Institute of Environmental Studies 

United Injured and Disabled Workers Association 

University College of the Fraser Valley 

Upper Fraser Valley Chiropractic Association 

Upper Fraser Valley Neurological Society 

GOVERNMENT/GOUVERNEMENTS: 

British Columbia Agriculture Council 

British Columbia Utilities Commission (Option 2) 

City of Abbotsford (Option 2) 

District of Mission 

Fraser Valley Regional District 

Greater Vancouver Regional District 

Province of British Columbia (Option 2)

INDIVIDUALS/INDIVIDUS: 

Ms. Emily Aitken 

Ms. Klari Aitken 

Ms. Lorna Allan (Option 2) 

Mr. Garry Allen 

Mr. David Andrews 

Mr. Larry Anweiler 

Ms. Karen Anweiler 

Mr. Trevor Anweiler 

Mr. Clayton C. Arkesteyn-Vogler 

Ms. Judy Asato 

Ms. Donna Attfield 

Mr. Robert Audet (Option 2) 

Mr. Josue Isagani Ballares 

Ms. Helen Ballares 

Ms. Liane Bastien 

Mr. Martin A. Bath (Option 2) 

Mr. Erich Baumann 

Ms. Lisa Beaumont 

Mr. Bryan Bell 

Mr. Fred Berge 

Mrs. Anne Bergman 

Ms. Sandra Beulens 

Jasdeep Bhattal 

Ms. Janet Blakeley 

Mr. Rex Blane 

Mrs. Ruth A. Blomkuist 

Ms. Trish Blondin 

Ms. Darlene Bosche 

Mr. Rudy Bot 

Miss Ashley Bowling 

Mrs. Leslie Bowling 

Mr. Milt Bowling (Option 2) 

Mr. Pete Brandsma 

Ms. Lisa Marie Bresett 

Mr. David C. Brewer 

Ms. Dani-Lissa Brisbin 

Mrs. Joan R. Bruce 

Mr. Robert (“Bo”) Bumford 

Ms. Karen Burchill 

D. Burg 

Mr. Vern Burg 

Mr. William Butler 

Mr. Thomas R. Cadieux 

Ms. Christine Callaghan 

Ms. Shelley Canning 

Dr. Alfred A. Chafe 

Mr. David Chalmers 

Ms. Grand Chief Dr. Rose Charlie 

Mr. Kevin Chipperfield 

Professor G.S. Christensen 

Mr. Roger Clapham 

Mr. Kenyon Clarke 

Mr. Henry Clegg 

Ms. Ruby A. Clegg 

Mr. Dave Clyne 

Ms. Marian S. Cockroft 

Dr. Lloyd D. Colling 

Ms. Brittany Conneely 

Ms. Tammy Annette Conneely 

Mr. Sean Conneely 

Dr. Donald Cook (Option 2) 

Mr. Anthony Costantino 

Mr. Jim Cox 

Ms. Rose Cretzu 

Mr. George Cretzu 

Mr. Chris & Ms. Ellen Culpin 

Mr. Gilbert Currie-Johnson 

Mr. John & Ms. Debra Dahlgren 

Ms. Rose Morrison Day 

Mr. David Dayton 

Mr. James Degen (Option 2) 

Mr. Michael de Jong, MLA 

Mr. Don Delparte (Option 2) 

Mr. Jacob A. de Raadt 

Ms. Lorna Dieleman 

Mr. Peter Dieleman 

Mr. Tom Dimmer 

Ms. Kathy Dirks 

Mr. Graham Dowden 

Ms. Gladys Dunlop 

Mr. Bruce Dunmall 

Ms. Joan Dunmall 

Mr. Tom Dunn 

Ms. Sandy Dunn 

Ms. Renita Duval 

Appendix 1 


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Menno Ediger 

Mr. Glenn Ehlers 

A. Endersby (Option 2) 

Ms. Patty Ernest 

Mr. Franklin Eventoff 

Mr. Michael Ewert 

Mr. Douglas Farenholtz 

Ms. Sandra Farenholtz 

Mr. Edward D. Fast 

Mr. Lyle Faulks 

Mr. Bruce Ferguson 

Ms. Rhonon Ferguson 

Mr. George Fredrick Ferguson (Option 2) 

Ms. Phyllis Ford 

Mr. Brian Frankish 

Ms. Lucy Fraser 

Mr. Jake Friesen 

Ms. Rhonda Sue Friesen 

Mr. Sean Kyle Friesen-Russell 

Mr. Eric Fryer 

Ms. Lillian Fullen 

Mr. Ron Gass 

Mr. Darryl Gehlen 

B.R. Geres (Option 2) 

Mr. Piergiorgio Giacchini 

Ms. Myrtle Gideon 

Ms. Donna Lou Gilbert 

Mr. Ross Calvan Gillanders (Option 2) 

Ms. CarolAnn Giroday 

Mr. Eberhard (Abe) Gotzke 

Ms. Anne Graham 

Ms. Florence Graham 

Ms. Elizabeth Gray 

Mr. Gary Gray 

Ms. Ivy Gwendoline Gregorig 

Mr. Emil Grieshaber 

Ms. Sandra Gruenhage 

Mr. & Mrs. John & Sally Guggenheimer 

Mr. Bruce Hague 

Ms. Michele Alysia Hague 

Mr. Aaron Hall 

Ms. Gwen Hamm 

Mr. Karl Hann 

W.O. Hardbattle 

Mr. Brian Harvey 

Mr. Bruce Hasselback 

Mrs. Mary Helen (W.R.) Hatch 

Ms. Adrienne Havers 

Ms. Robin Henderson 

Mr. Vernon Henderson 

Mr. William Hildebrand 

Mr. Dave Hillis 

Ms. Gail Hillis 

Mr. Paul Hillis 

Ms. Connie Hoag 

Mr. David Hobson 

Mr. Josh Hoekstra 

Ms. Laurie Hoekstra 

Mr. David Hogg 

Mr. Karl C.M. Hollander 

Mr. Ian Hornby 

Ms. Christine Horsfield 

Mr. Darryl Horton 

Ms. Marilyn Ingram 

Ms. Beverly James 

Ms. Lin James 

Mr. Dan Janz 

Ms. Rebekah Janzen 

Mr. Charles Jefferson 

Ms. Sharon L. Jensen 

Ms. Egon and Nonie Jensen 

Mr. Dean Johnson (Option 2) 

Mr. Scott Johnson 

Ms. Christine Johnston 

Ms. Joan Marie Jones 

Ms. Terisha Jones 

Ms. Sally Joycey 

Terry Kearns 

Mr. Charles Keating 

Ms. Janet Kelly 

Dr. J.C. Kerr 

Mr. Bruce Klassen 

Ms. Eileen Klassen 

Ms. Lorraine Knourek 

Mr. Philip Knuff 

Ms. Shelly Knuff 

Ms. Linda M. Kobeltvedt 

Mr. Joseph R. Koenen 

Rev. Wally Kroguletz 

Ms. Arlene Kropp 

Appendix 1 



Ms. Brittany Lamont 

Ms. Kathie Lamont 

Ms. Bernece Lamont 

Mr. Russell Lamont 

Ms. Gay Langlois 

Mr. Lorne Langlois 

Ms. Sylvia Langmann 

Mr. Gabe Lanteigne 

Ms. Amy Lanteigne 

Ms. Anne Lawton 

Mr. Drew Lawton 

Mr. Maynard & Ms. Betty Leeland 

Mr. Cameron Leigh 

Mr. John Les 

Mr. Bob Limpright 

Ms. Wilma Limpright 

Chris Lint 

Ms. Katherine Littler 

Mr. Robert Loch 

Ms. Lorna Lockwood 

Mr. Ywe Looper 

Ms. Leonora Lopez 

Mr. Pablo Lopez 

Ms. Kim Lougheed 

Ms. Donna Louie 

Ms. Charlotte Lucas 

Mr. Douglas Ludwig 

Ms. Kim Luteijn 

Mr. Ken Macleod 

Mr. Tanner Macleod 

Dr. Ken Macquisten 

Mr. Douglas Marr 

Ms. Eleanor Marshall 

Mr. Art Martens 

Mr. Gerry Martin 

Dr. Lillian Martin 

Mr. Joe Mattie 

Ms. Patricia McAuliffe 

Mr. Peter McAuliffe 

Mr. James McCaughan 

Mr. Ross McComb 

Mr. Rob McCormick 

Mr. Richard McCullough 

Catherine McFee, Paul Henry, Bruce and Sarah Henry 

Mr. Gary McGurk 

Ms. Thelma McIntyre 

Ms. Glenda McKinnon 

Appendix 1 



Mr. Patrick McMurchy 

Mr. Grant McNally, M.P. Dewdney/Alouette 

Ms. Julianna Meleg 

Ms. Marilyn Merrett 

Ms. Andrea Mikulan 

Mr. Graham Miles 

Mr. Michael Miles 

Ms. Gail Mitchell 

Ms. Audrey Mobley 

Ms. Sharon Moore-Edwards 

Ms. Heather Morlacci 

J.A. Murphy 

Ms. Jacqueline Myers 

Ms. Donna Nelmes 

T.O. Nelmes 

Ms. Eleanor Noble 

Mr. Jim Noble 

Ms. Dorothy Norton 

C. L. Norton 

Ms. Jeanette O’Donnell 

Mr. William O’Donnell 

Mr. Richard Olsen 

Ms. Shirley Olsen 

Mr. Michael Oscinny 

Mr. Art Oskam 

Ms. Carolyn Parker 

Mr. John Parker 

Mr. Stephen Paul 

Ms. Trish PeablesWest 

Ms. Gerda Peachey 

Mr. Richard Peachey 

Ms. Sarah Peachey 

Al & Marie Pegg 

Mr. Mark Pendlington 

Mr. Barry Penner, MLA 

Chief John Pennier (Scowlitz First Nation) 

Mr. Dirk Petty 

Mr. Keith Pincott 

Ms. Sylvia Pincott 

Mr. John & Ms. Sylvia Pranger

Ms. Marion Rabbias 

Mr. Bradley Rach 

Ms. Debra Rach 

Ms. Julia Rach 

Alison and Christopher Rachel 

Mr. Jamey Ramsay 

Ms. Darlene Faye Rayburn 

Dr. John H. Redekop 

Ms. Maria Reed 

Ms. Susan Rees 

Mr. William Reimer (Canadian Taxpayers Federation - 

Fraser Valley Area) 

Ms. Faythe Reinheller 

Mr. Sheldon Reinheller 

Ms. Jacqueline Reznick 

Ms. Valerie Ridsdale 

Mr. Robert Riedlinger 

Ms. Linda Riley 

Ms. Pamela Ripley (represented by Keith Pincott) 

Mr. Kyle Robertson 

Ms. Diane Robinson 

Mr. H. Derrick Rogers, MD 

Mr. Hank Roos 

Ms. Charlotte Rosenau 

Ms. Patricia Ross 

Mr. Donald Ross 

Chris Roy 

Senator G. St. Germain 

Ms. Jackie Santschi 

Mr. Gerhard Schulz 

Ms. Lina Schulz 

Mr. Siegfried Schulz 

Mr. Waltraud Schulz 

Mr. Mark Schweinbenz 

Mrs. P. Scott 

Ms. Linda Seale 

Ms. Kim Shehowsky 

Ms. Holly Siano 

Mr. Wallis Siemens 

Mr. Rod and Ms. Sheelagh Silliphant 

Ms. Kathy Simpkins 

Ms. Christine Skonberg 

Mr. A. Owen Skonberg 

Mr. Buryl Jonas Slack 

Ms. April Slater 

Ms. Jennifer Slater 

Mr. John and Elizabeth Smeysters 

Mr. Peter Smidt 

Mr. Casey Smit (Fraser Valley Teleserve Ltd.) 

Appendix 1 



Ms. Dianne Smith 

Mr. Wayne Snerle 

Dr. O.M. Sovio 

Ms. Sandra L. Sovio 

Mr. John Sprangers 

Mr. Donald Stevenson 

Ms. Linda Stewart 

Mr. Neil & Ms. Teresa Stewart 

Mr. Albert John Stewart 

Sieglinde Stieda 

Mr. Peter Stiegelmar (Unity Party of BC, Abbotsford- 

Clayburn) 

Ms. Barbara Strachan 

Mr. Chuck Strahl, MP 

Mr. John Stratford 

Mr. Mark Stratford 

Ms. Diane Stuber 

Mr. Rob Stumpe 

Mr. Evan Suderman 

Ms. Gabrielle Suedfeld 

Mr. Brent Sutton 

Ms. Bev. Swann 

Mr. George Sweeten 

Ms. Jenafor Tanner (Option 2) 

Mr. Richard M. Tatomir 

Ms. Heather Joy Taylor 

Mr. Charles Terry 

Ms. Judy Terry 

Mr. Robert Thiessen 

Ms. Colleen Thomson 

Mr. Don Thomson 

Mr. Harald Tilgner 

Mr. Alan Timberlake (Option 2) 

Ms. Elaine Trikett 

Mr. Gary Tupper 

Dr. Robert Turner 

Mr. Lee Uhrich of Jarz Performance Ltd. 

Mr. Jim Upright (Option 2) 

Ms. Beate Urbanski 

Mr. Barney Usborne

Mr. John Van Dongen, MLA 

Mr. Jack Van Dyke 

Mr. Rolf Van Nuys 

Mr. Rien Van Tilborg 

Ms. Nicolette Vautier 

Mr. Herman Venema 

Mr. Wilfred Vicktor 

Ms. Heidi Village 

Ms. Harmeny Vissers 

Ms. Tammy Vriend 

Ms. Chantel Waite 

Mr. John Walsh 

Mr. Owen Ward 

Mr. Vern Ward 

Mr. Alexander Watkins 

Ms. Ava Waxman 

Ms. Bernadette Webber 

Mr. Marc Wellicomb 

Ms. Theresa Westerberg 

Mr. Alan Whetter 

Mr. Randy White, MP 

Mr. Jean Whittle 

Ms. Brittany Wiesner 

Mr. David Ghar Wiesner 

Ms. Pennie Wiesner 

Ms. Lauraine Wilkins 

Mr. Terrance Wilkins 

Ms. Patricia Cady Williams 

Ms. Erika K. Willinger 

Mr. Elmer Witt 

Ms. Corrinna Wright 

Mr. Don Wright 

Mr. Noel Wright 

Mr. Basil Fionn Young 

Zagwyn Family (Leo, Sonia, Deborah, Graham) 

Appendix 1 



Federal and Responsible Authorities 

Under the Canadian Environmental 

Assessment Act/Authorités responsables 

sous la Loi canadienne sur l’évaluation 

environnementale 

Environment Canada 

Mr. Adrian Duncan 

Fisheries and Oceans Canada 

Mr. Lee Nikl 

Health Canada 

Mr. Carl Alleyne, Ph.D 

Provincial Authority 

Ministry of Environment, Lands & Parks 

Mr. Hu Wallis

TIMETABLE OF EVENTS 

APPENDIX 2 


Event Deadline for Service and Filing 

Intention to Participate (4.1) 12 September 2002 

Release of List of Participating Parties On or around 17 September 

2002 

Additional Affidavits, List of Authorities 26 September 2002 

(Environmental Effects Motion)(5.3) 

Applicant’s Reply Evidence (5.4) 10 October 2002 

Hearing on the three Motions Commences 

in Abbotsford, BC 18 October 2002 

*NOTE: Numbers in brackets refer to corresponding paragraphs in the 16 August 2002 Notice of 

Hearing on Motions 

**NOTE: Deadline is close of business Mountain time on all filing dates.

Name: 

Address: 

Please indicate whether you are: 

An Option 1 intervenor 

An Option 2 intervenor 

INTENTION TO PARTICIPATE FORM 

Please indicate which motion(s) you intend to speak at the Motions Hearing beginning on 

Friday, 18 October 2002. 

Degen Motion Yes No 

White Motion Yes No 

Environment Effects Motion Yes No 

Please return this form to the Board by Thursday, 12 September 2002. 

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