Minor Licence Alterations

The Environment Act (Section 14) requires notification and approval for alterations in a development as licensed, or in a proposal submitted for licensing. Alterations are assessed by the Director as either minor, having insignificant environmental effects, or major, having significant environmental effects. Major alterations must be addressed through the filing of a new Environment Act Proposal for the altered project. Minor alterations may be approved through a revised Environment Act LIcence or by a letter from the Director for Class 1 and 2 projects or the Minister for Class 3 projects. The Act requires that all minor alterations be listed.

The following minor alterations were approved in the past 60 days

Licencee	Development Type	File No.	Licence No.	Description of Alteration	Approval Type and Date	Contact
New Flyer Industries Ltd.	Manufacturing Facility	4509.00	2528 E RR	Upgrade to small parts paint line and installation of automated chemical cleaning and pretreatment system	Letter, December 19, 2011	Ryan Coulter
Tundra Oil and Gas Partnership – Cromer Pipe Line	Pipeline	5552.00	N/A (NOA of EAP)	Updated survey plans and addition of work space	Letter, December 19, 2011	Darrell Ouimet
Delmar Distributors	Bulk Materials Handling – Grain Elevator	4055.00	2107 RR	Update of Licence	Licence, January 9, 2012	Randy Webber
Paterson Grain	Bulk Materials Handling – Grain Elevator	4078.00	2122 R	Update of Licence	Licence, January 9, 2012	Randy Webber
Swan Valley Consumers Co-operative Limited - Benito	Swan Valley Consumers Co-operative Limited - Benito	4008.00	2039 RRRRR	Update of Licence	Licence, January 9, 2012	Randy Webber
Swan Valley Consumers Co-operative Limited Minitonas	Bulk Materials Handling – Anhydrous Ammonia Storage and Distribution	4242.00	2260 RR	Update of Licence	Licence, January 9, 2012	Randy Webber
Maple Leaf Foods Inc.	Meat processing and slaughter plant	4289.20	2311 S2 4R	Temporary increase in number of hogs processed to a total of 96,000 hogs per week for the week of January 16 – 22 and for one week per month thereafter until and including April.	Letter approval, January 16, 2012	Siobhan Burland Ross
City of Brandon	Wastewater Treatment Plant	4307.10	2747 RR	Temporary increase in number of hogs processed at Maple Leaf Foods to a total of 96,000 hogs per week for the week of January 16 – 22 and for one week per month thereafter until and including April.	Letter approval, January 16, 2012	Siobhan Burland Ross
Manitoba Conservation, Parks and Natural Areas	Waste Treatment (wastewater treatment lagoon)	166.10	2687 R	Seasonal experimental activities within the fenced and gated area of the lagoon involving modeling of wetland environments in tanks for a period of two to four years.  At the end of each season the water from the tanks will be returned to the lagoon.	Letter, February 10, 2012	Rob Boswick

For more information, please contact the project contact or the Licensing Clerk.

Portable Asphalt Plant Locations

Company	Environment Act Licence Number	Location	Operation Period
Nelson River Construction	2925	NW 36-3-5W	Aug. 22 – Oct. 15
Borland Construction	2923	SE 5-12-7 W	Beginning Aug. 15
Borland Construction	2825	NW 30-10-17 W	Aug. 8 – Sept. 8
Nelson River Construction	2827	NW 1-8-6 E	Beginning Oct. 10
Nelson River Construction	2826	SE 25-10-18 W	Beginning Sept. 26
Mulder Construction & Materials Ltd.	2823 R	PTH #6, 14 km north of Devils Lake	Beginning Oct. 1
Mulder Construction & Materials Ltd.	2916	NE 7-14-10 E	Beginning Oct. 1

For any comments or concerns associated with the above sites, please contact Ryan Coulter.