2022 Landowner and Neighbour Survey

Your feedback is important to us. Please fill out this short survey before December 22, 2022, and you will be entered into our prize draw for a chance to win a $200 Visa or Master Card gift card. There are a total of five prizes available. The survey will take approximately 6 -8 minutes to complete. Please read the contest rules at www.transmountain.com/landowner-survey. Thank you for participating!

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* 1. What is the first step you need to take prior to starting any ground disturbance project on your property?

Talk to neighbours

Place a One Call or go to clickbeforeyoudig.com to help identify exact location of underground utilities that may be present in the work area

Renew home insurance

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* 2. One Call/Click Before You Dig is a free service that helps property owners, contractors and anyone planning excavation, construction or any other ground disturbance activity to locate underground utilities prior to breaking ground.

True

False

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* 3. In your view, why is it important to place a One Call prior to starting any ground disturbance project? (select all that apply)

To avoid damage to buried utilities

To avoid service interruptions

It's required by law to place a One Call when working near a federally regulated pipeline

To avoid damage to my property and negative impacts to my community

To avoid delays to my project

To avoid liability, penalties or extra costs

Other (please specify)

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* 4. Before starting your ground disturbance work, how many days in advance should you notify your local One Call center?

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* 5. If you used One Call service in the past, how would you rate your experience using the service?

very dissatisfied

somewhat dissatisfied

neither dissatisfied nor satisfied

somewhat satisfied

very satisfied

very dissatisfied

somewhat dissatisfied

neither dissatisfied nor satisfied

somewhat satisfied

very satisfied

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* 6. Do you have any comments about the One Call service you would like to share?

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* 7. Pipelines are typically located in an area called a pipeline right-of-way identified by pipeline markers. Which activities or structures are not permitted on the right-of-way?

Permanent structures, decks and patios, sheds, buildings

Pools and hot tubs

Tall-growing and deep-rooted trees and shrubs

All of the above

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* 8. Placing a One Call with your local One Call service or clickbeforeyoudig.com is required if you plan to replace your fence or fence posts, especially if there is an underground pipeline nearby.

True

False

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* 9. If you suspect a pipeline leak, you need to leave the area immediately on foot, crosswind and then upwind. When a safe distance away, what other actions would you take? (Select all that apply)

Call 811

Call the pipeline operator's emergency line

Contact One Call/clickbeforeyoudig.com

Call 911

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* 10. Would you like to receive damage prevention and safety information from Trans Mountain in a language other than English?

Yes

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* 11. If you answered "yes" to the previous question, please indicate your preferred language(s):

Korean

Punjabi

French

Spanish

Chinese (simplified)

Chinese (traditional)

Other (please specify)

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* 12. Do you have any comments or feedback for us?

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* 13. Which category best describes you:

Land/property owner or tenant - Trans Mountain pipeline goes through my property

Agricultural landowner/farmer/tenant - Trans Mountain pipeline goes through my property

Land/property owner, farmer or tenant - Trans Mountain pipeline is nearby, but doesn't cross my property

Other (please specify)

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* 14. Please provide your contact details so we can reach you if you win a prize:

Name

State/Province

ZIP/Postal Code

Email Address

Phone Number