1. U. S. Department of Transportation Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration www.dot.gov

2. Increasing Pipeline Safety Through Shared Planning Pipeline Safety Stakeholder Conference November 15, 2007 New Orleans, LA Pipelines and Informed Planning Alliance (PIPA)

3. What is PIPA? Enterprise of Pipeline Safety Stakeholders Steering Committee met August 1, 2007 Plenary and Task Team meetings & teleconferences for one year starting January 2008 Protecting Communities Protecting Pipelines Risk Communication

4. Protecting Communities What should stakeholders do, or avoid doing, adjacent to the right-of-way to reduce the risk to communities? Property Development Zoning Ordinances Growth Planning Real Estate Disclosure

5. Protecting Pipelines What should stakeholders do, or avoid doing, on the right-of-way to reduce the risk to pipelines? Property Development Easement Terms & Conditions Patrolling by Operators Environmental Stewardship

6. Risk Communication How should risks to communities and pipelines be communicated to stakeholders? Attributes of communities and pipelines that affect incident probability and consequences Role and Value of Transmission Pipelines Incident Rates at the National Level Format and Distribution of all three Task Team work products

7. Who Needs to be Involved? Participants speaking on behalf of an organization of stakeholders Local Government Officials Transmission Pipeline Industry Property Development Industry Real Estate Industry Public Safety Advocates State and Federal Agencies

8. PHMSA Outreach PIPA Steering Committee members recruiting within their organization 35 organizations invited to participate in PIPA being contacted by OPS PIPA Team: Karen ButlerAlex Dankanich John JacobiBlaine Keener Jerry KenersonJoe Mataich Ross ReinekeHarold Winnie Pipeline Safety Stakeholder Communications: http://primis.phmsa.dot.gov/comm/PIPA.htm

9. Pipelines and Informed Planning Alliance (PIPA) Presented by Blaine Keener Community Assistance and Technical Services Coordinator 202-366-0970 blaine.keener@dot.gov Increasing Pipeline Safety Through Shared Planning

10. U. S. Department of Transportation Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration www.dot.gov