1. © 2010 Chevron Spill Contingency Plan & Drill Program Pete Lundgreen Chevron Pasco Facility Northwest Area Committee Presentation March 10, 2011

2. © 2010 Chevron Pipeline Facility Information Ontario, Oregon to Pasco Segment  6” Pipeline  190 Miles  Gasoline, Diesel and Jet Fuel Pasco To Spokane Segment  8” Pipeline  136.7 Miles  Gasoline, Diesel and Jet Fuel 2

3. © 2010 Chevron 3 Spill Contingency Plan (ERP) Regulatory Stakeholders  U.S. DOT PHMSA (49 CFR Part 194)-Pipelines  U.S. EPA (40 CFR Part 112)-Pasco Terminal  U.S. Coast (33 CFR Part 154)-Loading Operations Pasco  State of Washington, Department of Ecology (WAC 173-182)  State of Oregon, Dept. of Environmental Quality

4. © 2010 Chevron 4 Pipeline River Crossings  Snake River near Ontario, Oregon  Grande Ronde River near Hilgard State Park  Umatilla River- 10 miles East of Pendleton, Oregon  Walla Walla River Near it’s Confluence With the Columbia River-13 Miles SE of Pasco, WA  Casey Pond / MacNary Pool-2 Miles From Burbank, WA  Snake River at it’s Confluence With the Columbia River at Pasco, WA  Spokane River Near the City Wastewater Treatment Plant Upstream of the Nine Mile Falls Dam  River Proximity-Confluence of Snake and Columbia Rivers-Pasco Terminal Itself

5. © 2010 Chevron Spill Contingency Plan Elements Chevron Pipe Line Company Core Plan  Consisting of Chevron Pipe Line Nationwide Core Response Procedures/Information Oregon and Washington State Appendix ERP  Consisting of Facility Specific and State Response Procedures/Information 5

6. © 2010 Chevron State Appendix Spill Contingency Plan Elements Portable Field Document  Qualified Individual/Incident Commander Information  Emergency Notification Phone Lists (External & Internal) - 911 - State of Washington (Emergency Management Division) - State of Oregon (Emergency Response System) - Any Pipeline Accident or Incident –WUTC is Also Notified - Internal Notification Flowchart - Primary Response Contractor /OSRO Resources (MSRC & Tidewater)  National Response Center 6

7. © 2010 Chevron State Appendix Spill Contingency Plan Elements (Continued) Portable Field Document (Continued)  ICS Organization  Spill Response Reporting Form  Immediate Response Action Decision Guide Pasco Terminal Equipment List  Initial Response Team List  ICS Form 201 for Initial Response Documentation & Preparation for an Initial ICS 201 Briefing  Post Spill Review and Documentation Procedures 7

8. © 2010 Chevron State Appendix Spill Contingency Plan Elements (Continued) In Addition to the Portable Field Document: (  Information Summary Describing Pipelines and Terminals  Complete Local, State and Federal Notifications  Complete List of Company Owned and Contractor Spill Response Resources  State Planning Standards Including: - Aerial Surveillance - Boom - Estimated Daily Recovery Rates - Storage - Non Dedicated Work Boats  System Wide Spill Response Resource Sheets 8

9. © 2010 Chevron State Appendix Spill Contingency Plan Elements (Continued)  Waste Management Plan Per the NWACP  Sampling  Spill Impact Analyses  Sensitive Resource Information Maps  Pipeline USGS Maps  Trajectory Maps  Middle Columbia River McNary Pool Area NWACP Geographical Response Plans (GRP’s)  Pasco Terminal Site Specific ERP Information  Electronically Linked Agency Cross Reference Linked Back to State and Federal Agency Stakeholder Regulation Matrices 9

10. © 2010 Chevron Drills & Exercises  Based On National Preparedness for Response Exercise Program (NPREP) & State Regulations: - Currently in the 2 nd Year of the NPREP Cycle - 2 Facility Owned Equipment Deployment Drills (Semi-Annually) - 4 Notifications Drills (Quarterly) - 1 Table Top Drill Per (Annually) (Completed our 2011 Table Top Drill on March 2, 2011) - 1 Worst Case Spill Drill Every 3 Years (2012) 10

11. © 2010 Chevron Drills & Exercises (Continued)  Planned & Designed With Agency Stakeholders  Agency Stakeholders are Invited  The Drill Process Foundation Includes Embracing NIMS ICS Per the USCG IMH as Referenced in our Contingency Plan  Evaluation is Per the PREP Objectives as well as Ecology’s Drill Evaluation Matrix 11

12. © 2010 Chevron Drills & Exercises (Continued)  Drill Process Follows the NIMS Operational Planning Cycle 12

13. © 2010 Chevron 13 Effective Program Elements Effective Emergency Response Program Training Company Spill Contingency Plan Agency Stakeholder Relationships Drills & Exercises

14. © 2010 Chevron END  Questions 14