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Aboriginal Traditional Knowledge

Manitoba Hydro recognizes the unique relationship Aboriginal communities have with their areas

of use and is appreciative to all the communities who took time to share information about their

history and culture as well as their valued knowledge and perspectives with regards to the Bipole

III study area and Project. The ATK that has been shared assisted Manitoba Hydro in: developing a

greater understanding of the study area; identifying potential Project effects; planning and

designing the Project; developing potential mitigation measures, some of which can be found

throughout this document.

PART II

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Habitat loss & contamination from structure foundations & installations; increased erosion & sedimentation of streams; damage to stream banks; loss of riparian vegetation; fish habitat disturbance & impeded fish movement

Specific Mitigation: 5

Carry out construction activities on frozen ground to minimize surface damage, rutting and erosion Use existing trails, roads or cut lines whenever possible as access routes

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Higher risk of wire collision, risk of wire collision is localized to the right-of-way

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Adhere to reduced risk timing windows for protection of birds (August 1- April 30) Maintain setback during timing window

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N1-S07 N1-Soils-138 Permafrost Site: 127 to 128 E-755259N-6281038

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Potential Effects: 4

Melting or loss of permafrost due to disturbance of the active layer

Specific Mitigation: 5

Carry out construction activities on frozen ground to minimize surface damage and rutting Use existing trails, roads or cut lines whenever possible as access routes Avoid organic soils containing permafrost to the extent possible Remove trees by low-disturbance methods

*ESS and mitigation shown includes only a sample of actual mitigation for the ESS features listed; refer to the Construction Environmental Protection plan for all specific mitigation measures recommended

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1 Map on which ESS listed in the ESS Location Summary tables are illustrated

2 ESS Group classification of ESS shown on the map

3 ESS location summary; includes the following fields:• Sec-Seg - ID of the construction section (i.e. N1) and segment (i.e. S03) for ESS location• ESS ID - Site specific ID assigned to each ESS according to naming convention listed below• ESS Name - Brief name/description of ESS• Easting/Northing - UTM coordinates of ESS location (for points only)• Location - site identification numbers for the start and stop site points of ESS intersection

with the ROW (lines and polygons only)• Start/Stop - UTM coordinates of the start/stop identification numbers listed in the “Location”

field (lines and polygons only)• Characteristics of stream crossings identified in the ESS Location Summary tables (where

applicable and as information is available)

4 Potential effects identified for ESS listed in the ESS Location Summary table

5 Mitigation measures identified for ESS listed in the ESS Location Summary table

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Land Use Conservation (100) N1-LUse-100Crown Land Encumbrance (200) N1-LUse-200Recreation (300) N1-LUse-300Residential (400) N1-LUse-400

Resource Use Agriculture (100) N1-RUse-100Food/Medicinal (200) N1-RUse-200Forestry (300) N1-RUse-300Hunting/Fishing (400) N1-RUse-400Trapping (500) N1-RUse-500

Soils and Terrain Permafrost (100-200) N1-Soils-100Erosion (300) N1-Soils-300Terrain (400) N1-Soils-400

Water Water Crossing (100) N1-Aqua-100Groundwater (200) N1-Aqua-200Wetlands (300) N1-Aqua-300

Wildlife Birds and Habitat (100) N1-Wild-100Mammal and Habitat (200) N1-Wild-200Reptiles/Amphibians and Habitat (300) N1-Wild-300

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SAMPLE MITIGATION TABLE (see adjacent KEY for additional information)

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ESS Group: Water Crossing

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Potential Effects: Habitat loss and contamination from structure foundations & installations; increased erosion & sedimentation of streams; Damage to stream banks; Loss of riparian vegetation; Fish habitat disturbances and impeded fish movement; Rutting of floodplain Specific Mitigation:

• Carry out construction activities on frozen ground to minimize surface damage, rutting and erosion • Use existing trails, roads or cut lines whenever possible as access routes • Identify and flag buffer areas prior to start of work • Riparian Buffers shall be a minimum of 30m and increase in size based on slope of land entering waterway. Within

these buffers shrub and herbaceous understory veg will be maintained along with trees that do not violate MH Veg Clearance Requirements.

• 7m no machine zone will restrict equipment in close proximity to the waterbody except at the trail crossing. • Adhere to Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) Operational Statements for Temporary Stream Crossings, Ice

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Higher risk of wire collision, Disturbance during breeding and nesting, Risk of wire collision is localized to the right-of-way while construction disturbance can effect colonies up to 400 meters away

Specific Mitigation:

• Adhere to reduced risk timing windows for protection of birds (August 1- April 30) • Maintain applicable setback during nesting and breeding timing window • Conduct priority assessment for bird diverters and other measures prior to transmission line stringing • Install bird diverters or other measures at high priority sites

ESS Group: Species of Concern

Sec-Seg ID ESS ID ESS Name Location Start Stop UTM Zone Distance

S1-S01 S1-Eco-300 Species of Concern (Plant) Site: 1 to 2 E-520847 N-5588813

E-520879 N-5573746 14N 15067m

Potential Effects: Potential loss of previously known plants of conservation concern from clearing, construction, maintenance and decommissioning activities. Specific Mitigation:

• Carry out construction activities on frozen or dry ground to minimize surface damage, rutting and erosion • Use existing access roads and trails to the extent possible • Remove trees by low-disturbance methods • Confine vehicle traffic to established trails to the extent possible • Stabilize sites immediately after construction and re-vegetate disturbed areas in accordance with site Rehabilitation

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MAP NUMBER: 270

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Construction Section S1Environmentally Sensitive Site Locations

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ESS Group: Species of Concern

Sec-Seg ID ESS ID ESS Name Location Start Stop UTM Zone Distance

S1-S01 S1-Eco-300 Species of Concern (Plant) Site: 1 to 2 E-520847 N-5588813

E-520879 N-5573746 14N 15067m

Potential Effects: Potential loss of previously known plants of conservation concern from clearing, construction, maintenance and decommissioning activities. Specific Mitigation:

• Carry out construction activities on frozen or dry ground to minimize surface damage, rutting and erosion • Use existing access roads and trails to the extent possible • Remove trees by low-disturbance methods • Confine vehicle traffic to established trails to the extent possible • Stabilize sites immediately after construction and re-vegetate disturbed areas in accordance with site Rehabilitation

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Sec-Seg ID ESS ID ESS Name Location Start Stop UTM Zone Distance

S1-S01 S1-Aqua-101 Small, unnamed waterbody Site: 3 to 4 E-520841 N-5583360

E-520841 N-5583351 14N 8 m

Potential Effects: Increased erosion and sedimentation; rutting of floodplains; loss of riparian vegetation Specific Mitigation:

• Carry out construction activities on frozen ground to minimize surface damage, rutting and erosion • Use existing trails, roads or cut lines whenever possible as access routes • Identify and flag buffer areas prior to start of work • Riparian Buffers shall be a minimum of 30m and increase in size based on slope of land entering waterway. Within

these buffers shrub and herbaceous understory veg will be maintained along with trees that do not violate MH Veg Clearance Requirements.

• 7m no machine zone will restrict equipment in close proximity to the waterbody except at the trail crossing. • Adhere to Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) Operational Statements for Temporary Stream Crossings, Ice

Bridges and Snow Fills, and Overhead Line Construction • No instream work or fording from April 1 to June 30

MAP NUMBER: 271

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Construction Section S1Environmentally Sensitive Site Locations

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ESS Group: Water Crossing

Sec-Seg ID ESS ID ESS Name Easting Northing UTM

Zone Channel Width

Wet Width

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Potential Effects: Habitat loss and contamination from structure foundations & installations; increased erosion & sedimentation of streams; Damage to stream banks; Loss of riparian vegetation; Fish habitat disturbances and impeded fish movement; Rutting of floodplain Specific Mitigation:

• Carry out construction activities on frozen ground to minimize surface damage, rutting and erosion • Use existing trails, roads or cut lines whenever possible as access routes • Identify and flag buffer areas prior to start of work • Riparian Buffers shall be a minimum of 30m and increase in size based on slope of land entering waterway. Within

these buffers shrub and herbaceous understory veg will be maintained along with trees that do not violate MH Veg Clearance Requirements.

• 7m no machine zone will restrict equipment in close proximity to the waterbody except at the trail crossing. • Adhere to Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) Operational Statements for Temporary Stream Crossings, Ice

Bridges and Snow Fills, and Overhead Line Construction • No instream work or fording from April 1 to June 30 ESS Group: Species of Concern

Sec-Seg ID ESS ID ESS Name Location Start Stop UTM Zone Distance

S1-S01 S1-Eco-300 Species of Concern (Plant) Site: 1 to 2 E-520847 N-5588813

E-520879 N-5573746 14N 15067m

Potential Effects: Potential loss of previously known plants of conservation concern from clearing, construction, maintenance and decommissioning activities. Specific Mitigation:

• Carry out construction activities on frozen or dry ground to minimize surface damage, rutting and erosion • Use existing access roads and trails to the extent possible • Remove trees by low-disturbance methods • Confine vehicle traffic to established trails to the extent possible • Stabilize sites immediately after construction and re-vegetate disturbed areas in accordance with site Rehabilitation

Plan

ESS Group: Water Crossing

Sec-Seg ID ESS ID ESS Name Location Start Stop UTM Zone Distance

S1-S01 S1-Aqua-102 Small, unnamed waterbody Site: 5 to 6 E-520840 N-5581955

E-520840 N-5581889 14N 65 m

Potential Effects: Increased erosion and sedimentation; rutting of floodplains; loss of riparian vegetation Specific Mitigation:

• Carry out construction activities on frozen ground to minimize surface damage, rutting and erosion • Use existing trails, roads or cut lines whenever possible as access routes • Identify and flag buffer areas prior to start of work • Riparian Buffers shall be a minimum of 30m and increase in size based on slope of land entering waterway. Within

these buffers shrub and herbaceous understory veg will be maintained along with trees that do not violate MH Veg Clearance Requirements.

• 7m no machine zone will restrict equipment in close proximity to the waterbody except at the trail crossing. • Adhere to Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) Operational Statements for Temporary Stream Crossings, Ice

Bridges and Snow Fills, and Overhead Line Construction • No instream work or fording from April 1 to June 30

MAP NUMBER: 272

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ESS Group: Species of Concern

Sec-Seg ID ESS ID ESS Name Location Start Stop UTM Zone Distance

S1-S01 S1-Eco-300 Species of Concern (Plant) Site: 1 to 2 E-520847 N-5588813

E-520879 N-5573746 14N 15067m

Potential Effects: Potential loss of previously known plants of conservation concern from clearing, construction, maintenance and decommissioning activities. Specific Mitigation:

• Carry out construction activities on frozen or dry ground to minimize surface damage, rutting and erosion • Use existing access roads and trails to the extent possible • Remove trees by low-disturbance methods • Confine vehicle traffic to established trails to the extent possible • Stabilize sites immediately after construction and re-vegetate disturbed areas in accordance with site Rehabilitation

Plan ESS Group: Water Crossing

Sec-Seg ID ESS ID ESS Name Location Start Stop UTM Zone Distance

S1-S01 S1-Aqua-104 Small, unnamed waterbody Site: 7 to 8 E-520867 N-5576333

E-520867 N-5576318 14N 15 m

Potential Effects: Increased erosion and sedimentation; rutting of floodplains; loss of riparian vegetation Specific Mitigation:

• Carry out construction activities on frozen ground to minimize surface damage, rutting and erosion • Use existing trails, roads or cut lines whenever possible as access routes • Identify and flag buffer areas prior to start of work • Riparian Buffers shall be a minimum of 30m and increase in size based on slope of land entering waterway. Within

these buffers shrub and herbaceous understory veg will be maintained along with trees that do not violate MH Veg Clearance Requirements.

• 7m no machine zone will restrict equipment in close proximity to the waterbody except at the trail crossing. • Adhere to Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) Operational Statements for Temporary Stream Crossings, Ice

Bridges and Snow Fills, and Overhead Line Construction • No instream work or fording from April 1 to June 30

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Bipole III Transmission ProjectConstruction Environmental Protection Plan

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Version: DRAFT

ESS Group: Species of Concern

Sec-Seg ID ESS ID ESS Name Location Start Stop UTM Zone Distance

S1-S01 S1-Eco-300 Species of Concern (Plant) Site: 1 to 2 E-520847 N-5588813

E-520879 N-5573746 14N 15067m

Potential Effects: Potential loss of previously known plants of conservation concern from clearing, construction, maintenance and decommissioning activities. Specific Mitigation:

• Carry out construction activities on frozen or dry ground to minimize surface damage, rutting and erosion • Use existing access roads and trails to the extent possible • Remove trees by low-disturbance methods • Confine vehicle traffic to established trails to the extent possible • Stabilize sites immediately after construction and re-vegetate disturbed areas in accordance with site Rehabilitation

Plan

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Bipole III Transmission ProjectConstruction Environmental Protection Plan

Construction Section S1Environmentally Sensitive Site Locations

ESS FeaturesWater

Water Crossing

Points of Access*!( Proposed Access Point!( Major Stream Crossing

Abandoned Rail CrossingRail Crossing

") Transmission Line Crossing

Project Infrastructure

Proposed Access Route

Land Base

66 m Right of WayBPIII Final Preferred RouteAngle Tower Locations

#

#

*Labels correspond to BPIII Access Management DatabaseTownship/Range

! ! Transmission LineHighwayMajor RoadLocal RoadRailway (Operational)Railway (Discontinued)First Nation

Provincial Forest Draft: For Discussion Purposes OnlyMining

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ESS Group: Water Crossing

Sec-Seg ID ESS ID ESS Name Location Start Stop UTM Zone Distance

S1-S01 S1-Aqua-105 Small, unnamed waterbody Site: 9 to 10 E-520889 N-5569667

E-520889 N-5569638 14N 29 m

S1-S01 S1-Aqua-106 Small, unnamed waterbody Site: 11 to 12 E-520892 N-5568136

E-520892 N-5568100 14N 36 m

Potential Effects: Increased erosion and sedimentation; rutting of floodplains; loss of riparian vegetation Specific Mitigation:

• Carry out construction activities on frozen ground to minimize surface damage, rutting and erosion • Use existing trails, roads or cut lines whenever possible as access routes • Identify and flag buffer areas prior to start of work • Riparian Buffers shall be a minimum of 30m and increase in size based on slope of land entering waterway. Within

these buffers shrub and herbaceous understory veg will be maintained along with trees that do not violate MH Veg Clearance Requirements.

• 7m no machine zone will restrict equipment in close proximity to the waterbody except at the trail crossing. • Adhere to Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) Operational Statements for Temporary Stream Crossings, Ice

Bridges and Snow Fills, and Overhead Line Construction • No instream work or fording from April 1 to June 30

MAP NUMBER: 275