If your project involves crossing over, under, or near Yellowhead Gas Co-op’s natural gas infrastructure, you must obtain written approval before any work begins. This includes open trench crossings, directional drilling, roadwork, and utility installations.
Unauthorized crossings may result in work stoppages, fines, or damage to critical infrastructure, putting public safety and your project at risk.
Protecting the natural gas system protects your team, your timeline, and your bottom line.
You must submit a Third Party Crossing Request anytime your project involves working across, along, or within proximity of Yellowhead Gas Co-op’s pipeline right-of-way. This ensures that construction activities don’t interfere with the safe operation of our natural gas infrastructure.
Important: You must receive formal, written approval before proceeding with any activity near Yellowhead infrastructure. Verbal permissions, pending applications, or unsubmitted forms do not constitute approval.
We know it’s not always easy to figure out where pipelines are, or what’s allowed near them. If you’re planning a project on your property and want to make sure it’s safe, we’re here to help.
Whether you need help with your application, have questions about easement boundaries, or simply want to speak to someone before you get started, our team is ready to support you.
We’re not just your gas provider, we’re your neighbours. Let’s work together to keep your property safe and your project stress-free.
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