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PNG GRID, What’s a PNG GRID?

The Integrated Land and Resource Registry is an application that may be used as an initial status tool to encumbrances on Crown (private) land. PNG GRID, What’s a PNG GRID?. There are a couple of ways to status pipeline:  a-49-E to d-49-E/94-A-16.

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PNG GRID, What’s a PNG GRID?

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  1. The Integrated Land and Resource Registry is an application that may be used as an initial status tool to encumbrances on Crown (private) land. PNG GRID, What’s a PNG GRID?

  2. There are a couple of ways to status pipeline:  a-49-E to d-49-E/94-A-16 I will try and show both ways and then let the users determine which way suits their needs best. In this instance, as we will see, a-49-E to d-49-E/94-A-16 isn’t an exact match for any existing pipeline. Therefore we will have to make some assumptions. Step 1) In the ILRR “custom status” (I do everything in the custom status so I can save my work) select “location” – mapviewer. Then “find location” – “map sheet” – enter 094A, you will then turn on the PNG grid and navigate to 094A-16

  3. 094A-16 Turned off the crown grants I’ve turned on the Land Act ROW’s and will also turn on wellsites if needed.

  4. Narrowing our search even further, I have zoomed into 094A -16- E And can see the next area that I need to zoom into…

  5. I can now see the area of interest from the PNG grid description. I can see a number of pipelines going from A-D, and can drill down on each one to determine the Business identifier.

  6. By copying these numbers, users can go into the ILRR and get a detailed report on each one… OR By creating an area of interest (AOI), users can determine what interests are in the entire area… pipelines, crown grants, etc. The following page shows the AOI I’ve created for this particular site… which would be a-49-E to d-49-E/94-A-16 Since we are in the custom status we can them save this query.

  7. AOI created by drawing area using the appropriate tool.

  8. For this query I’ve have drawn an AOI from the map viewer as our “location”. I have also chosen from the “interest type” just the “utility ROW” (pipelines) We can now submit the query.

  9. From our AOI a-49-E to d-49-E/94-A-16 there are 5 pipelines… and if we look back at the individual pipelines from the previous slides 6,7,8… we see that they match up… the two extra ones that we have in this report are pipelines that don’t go from A-D… they are going in other directions.

  10. We can look at each pipeline to determine which one is what we were looking for… (next page) IF ILRR # 192695 is the pipeline that we are interested in, we can “create status report”, that will use this pipeline as our AOI and find all interests intersecting that AOI (pipeline), including Crown Grants, Forest tenures, mineral claims, etc.

  11. By creating a status report on our pipeline, we find that there are 38 interests “along” that pipeline… interestingly enough there are no Crown Grants… this pipeline may be in the boonies.

  12. Summing it up: We used the “Custom status – location”, to find our PNG grid AOI Using this location with the Land Act Utility ROW, we determined that there were 5 possible pipelines that we were interested in. We then “create status report” on one specific pipeline to determine all encumbrances.

  13. Users can also create an “overlay report”

  14. An overlay report will allow users to query a number of resource layers from the Land & Resource Data Warehouse (LRDW). (let me know if there is a specific layer that you need and I will try to include that layer)

  15. Layers of interest include: Administrative areas, endangered species, and wellsites.

  16. If you are totally confused after reading this you can call and we can work through a scenario together. One thing that I didn’t mention is that you can save your query to anyone with a BCeID or government ID. And you can create a notification on that saved query… this will automatically email you if the results of your query change…ie if a new tenure comes up within your AOI. Alvin Melton, Project Analyst 250-952-5303 Alvin.melton@gov.bc.ca

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