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Westside Delivery MS
Installation of one four-inch ultrasonic meter, two six-inch hot tap assemblies, electronic gas measurement facility, overpressure protection equipment, and other related appurtenances. Project construction dates and equipment/materials are unknown at this time. Wildlife surveys are built into the project.
The purpose of this project is to provide a desktop evaluation of potential existing resources within the Project Area that may preclude, constrain, or otherwise affect the development of the Project, and to provide a summary of potential federal, state, and local regulatory requirements for development of a project in this area.
Located on private land in San Miguel County, New Mexico. The Palomas Wind Project is part of the greater Corona Wind North II Wind Project, consisting of up to 3,200-megawatts (MW) of new wind turbines, associated facilities, and associated 345 kilovolt (kV) high-voltage transmission lines located in Guadalupe, San Miguel, Santa Fe, and Torrance Counties
The Palomas Wind Project construction schedule forecasts survey work continuing throughout 2028 with full construction activities commencing in the first quarter of 2028 and concluding in the third quarter of 2029. The Project is anticipated to commence operations by the end of 2029.
Release of 0.1 acres in Lea County, New Mexico. Crude oil was previously released due to pump housing gasket failure and clean up has already occurred. ERT is being utilized to understand which state listed species may occur in the area.
The proposed project is in the early stages of scoping. The known size of the project is approximately 64 acres. Details of construction are unknown at this time.
Northern Natural Gas (Northern) owns and operates natural gas transmission pipeline systems and associated appurtenances in the State of New Mexico. Northern is proposing the construction of a 400 foot deep well ground bed with diameter of 10 inches including installation of 100 foot cable as well as installation of 20 anodes along their existing 26-inch-diameter M820B natural gas pipeline. The M820B MP 9.8 Groundbed Install Project (Project) is located in Township 18 South, Range 38 East, Section 10 in Lea County, New Mexico. Project actions are proposed to start in June 2026, or upon issuance of all applicable permits, and last approximately 7 days. The Project is regulated by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission under an automatic blanket.
Northern proposes to utilize one irregular shaped temporary workspace (TWS) measuring (0.37 acres). Access to the Project area will be achieved using the existing M820B pipeline right-of-way from existing public roadways (West Hunter Street). Project actions may result in up to 0.37 acres of ground disturbance. Project area was reviewed for environmental concerns centered within an approximate 0.55-acre Environmental Clearance Boundary (ECB).
Ground disturbing actions may include excavation, topsoil segregation, installation of new and ancillary equipment; backfill of excavated soil; minor restoration and grading back to pre-construction conditions; and seeding, as required. All ground surface areas will be returned to preconstruction conditions upon Project completion.
M820B MP 6.81 West Hobbs Groundbed Install Project
Northern Natural Gas (Northern) owns and operates natural gas transmission pipeline systems and associated appurtenances in the State of New Mexico. Northern is proposing the construction of a 400 foot deep well ground bed with diameter of 10 inches including installation of 100 foot cable as well as installation of 20 anodes along their existing 26-inch-diameter M820B natural gas pipeline. The M820B MP 6.81 West Hobbs Groundbed Install Project (Project) is located in Township 18 South, Range 38 East, Section 18 in Lea County, New Mexico. Project actions are proposed to start in June 2026, or upon issuance of all applicable permits, and last approximately 7 days. The Project is regulated by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission under an automatic blanket.
Northern proposes to utilize one irregular shaped temporary workspace (TWS) measuring (0.95 acres). Access to the Project areas will be achieved from the east using a 30 x 2,612-foot-long access road through the existing right of way. Project actions may result in up to 0.95 acres of ground disturbance. Project area was reviewed for environmental concerns centered within an approximate 9.36-acre Environmental Clearance Boundary (ECB).
Ground disturbing actions may include excavation, topsoil segregation, installation of new and ancillary equipment; backfill of excavated soil; minor restoration and grading back to pre-construction conditions; and seeding, as required. All ground surface areas will be returned to preconstruction conditions upon Project completion.
Northern Natural Gas (Northern) owns and operates natural gas transmission pipeline systems and associated appurtenances in the State of New Mexico. Northern is proposing the construction of a 400 ft deep well ground bed with diameter of 10 in including installation of 50 ft cable as well as installation of 20 anodes along their existing 26-inch-diameter M830B natural gas pipeline. The M830B MP 1.14 Groundbed Install Project (Project) is located in Township 22 South, Range 37 East, Section 29 in Lea County, New Mexico. Construction activities are proposed to start in June 2026, or upon issuance of all applicable permits, and last approximately 7 days. The Project is regulated by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission under an automatic blanket.
Northern proposes to utilize one irregular shaped temporary workspace (TWS) measuring (0.96 acres). Access to the Project areas will be achieved from the unnamed access road to the south. Project actions may result in up to 0.96 acres of ground disturbance. All Project workspaces were reviewed for environmental concerns centered within an approximate 2.16-acre Environmental Clearance Boundary (ECB).
Ground disturbing actions may include excavation, topsoil segregation, installation of new and ancillary equipment; backfill of excavated soil; minor restoration and grading back to pre-construction conditions; and seeding, as required. All ground surface areas will be returned to preconstruction conditions upon project completion.
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