Community growth around pipelines

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description for PIPAAs your neighborhood or community expands, there’s a chance that some of that growth will be near a pipeline’s path. To help members of your community make informed decisions regarding land use, the Pipelines and Informed Planning Alliance (PIPA) has developed recommended practices concerning development adjacent to transmission pipelines.

Click here to see the PIPA report.

PIPA is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Transportation, Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration, Office of Pipeline Safety.

For more information about PIPA, click here.

View these PIPA Brochures:

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    PIPA Brochure 1

    Land Development in Close Proximity to Transmission Pipelines

    Resource Added05/03/2012
  • PIPA 101 Webinar

    Created02/29/2012

    As part of INGAA’s IMCI effort, INGAA hosted a webinar on Pipelines and Informed Planning Alliance (PIPA) on Febuary 23, 2012. The main objective of this webinar was to educate pipeline operators about PIPA and its recommended practices. Susan Waller, Greg Ford, and Andrea Grover presented, and Julie Halliday of DOT provided PHMSA’s perspective and expectations of the pipeline industry moving forward.

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  • 3MB
    PIPA Brochure 1

    Land Development in Close Proximity to Transmission Pipelines

    Resource Added05/03/2012
  • PIPA 101 Webinar

    Created02/29/2012

    As part of INGAA’s IMCI effort, INGAA hosted a webinar on Pipelines and Informed Planning Alliance (PIPA) on Febuary 23, 2012. The main objective of this webinar was to educate pipeline operators about PIPA and its recommended practices. Susan Waller, Greg Ford, and Andrea Grover presented, and Julie Halliday of DOT provided PHMSA’s perspective and expectations of the pipeline industry moving forward.