U.S. INFRASTRUCTURE

Utility

Grouping

Subgroup

Recent Report YR Miles

Petroleum Infrastructure Transmission Gathering 40,000 Crude 55,000 Product 95,000 Gas Infrastructure Transmission Hazardous 170,000 Gathering

295,220 Interstate Intrastate Distribution 1,184,255 Services Underground 807,333 Telecommunications Infrastructure Distribution Underground Cable 1,997,230 Buried Cable 7,787,870 Conduit Based Cable 4,005,584 Electrical Infrastructure Transmission Underground Cable 190,000 Distribution Underground Cable 72,000 Water Distribution Infrastructure Distribution Underground 980,000 Sanitary Sewer Infrastructure Distribution Public 724,000 Private 500,000 Total Underground Infrastructure: 18,903,492

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Excavator………….....Kevin Cripps, Distribution Construction Company State Regulator…....Paul J. Metro, Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Insurance…………......John Komidar, Travelers Insurance (TREASURER) Railroad………………..Bob Fronczak, Association of American Railroads Oil.............................Ron McClain, Kinder Morgan (Vice CHAIR) Locators……………......Mike Stayton, USIC (SECRETARY) Public Works………….Noel Thompson, Thompson Resources One Call.. ……………...Rick Pevarski, VA 811 Equipment Mfg........Candace Schnoor, John Deere Gas Distribution.......Anthony McCain, Nicor Gas Gas Transmission…..Dan King, TCPL Engineering……………John Robertson, Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson, Inc. Road Builder……….....Vic Weston, Tri-State Road Boring Electric………………......Don Kopcynski, Avista Telecom………………....Diane McCarthy, Verizon (CHAIR) Emergency Services..Jim Narva, NASFM At Large……………..…..Jeff Wiese, PHMSA At Large………………....Tim Felt, Colonial Pipeline At Large………………….Corey Willson, 3M At Large………………….Mike Sullivan, Alberta One Call At Large……………….....Paul Preketes At Large…………………. Jim Barron, Ronkin Construction At Large…………………. Patti Lama, Portland General Electric

CGA Committees • One Call Systems International, OCSI • Technology (Formerly R and D) • Regional Partners • Data Reporting and Evaluation • Educational Programs/Marketing and Membership • Best Practices

• Advocacy

DIRT Report • Collection of information on over 220,000

incidents. • Analysis & Recommendations Published each

year. • DIRT Report for 2012 published in September

2013 – Provides key action items for damage prevention stakeholders.

• DIRT Report for 2013 due to be published in August 2014

Estimated number of total underground utility damages resulting from excavation Estimates by FMI Sources: Census Bureau, Common Ground Alliance, FMI, IHS Global Insights

Construction spending

Estimated range of damages.

Damages submitted

675,000 estimated damages in 2004

350,000 estimated damages in 2012

20,884

218,894

DIRT Report: Highlights Need to Call “…industry data collected for 2011 - 2012 suggests that less than one percent of excavations preceded by a one call notification experience damages.” “Analysis of the damages reported to the CGA’s DIRT database for 2012 further demonstrates that approximately one-quarter (25%) were the result of the failure to make notification prior to excavation.” “…a call to the one call center (811) is therefore the simplest and most effective means to reduce or eliminate excavation related underground utility damages.”

Was a locate request made prior to excavation?

When looking specifically at incidents where answer to question is “no”…

“Small fencing, irrigation, and landscaping

contractors were most involved in events that included a failure to make a notification prior to

excavation.”

Tools

Exemptions •Two Congressional DP Mandates

•Grant Eligibility: States with exemptions for state and local governments from participation in one call notification system requirements are ineligible for One Call and Damage Prevention Grants •Study: PHMSA must study the impact of removing all exemptions involving mechanical equipment •Issues: Defining exemptions, applying the exemptions, lack of available damage, measuring the impact of removing exemptions

Average damage rate for 18 states with five or more notice exemptions compared to 18 states with less than five notice exemptions Source: 2012 DIRT data

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It’s Been a Busy Year… • Multiple big campaigns in 2013:

– 8/11 Day • Signature national CGA initiative since 2009 • Grows larger in participation and reach every year

– NASCAR promotions • Spring to Sonoma (June) • Kentucky Speedway (Started in June) • Diggin Dega (August/September)

Camping World Truck Series

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8/11: Major National Initiatives

• Kansas • Minnesota • Mississippi • North Carolina

8/11: Local Initiatives

8/11: Major National Initiatives

8/11: Major National Initiatives

National advertising campaign by coalition of pipeline operators

8/11 Day by the Numbers

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Millions of Media Impressions

20092010201120122013

August Media Impressions

August Call811.com Traffic

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Thousands of Visitors

20092010201120122013

Preliminary Media Value = $535,000

National Safe Digging Month

Marco’s Pizza

Member Initiatives Fly Away to Phoenix Sweepstakes

Marco’s Pizza

Vectren

Member Initiatives

Miss Dig MIGUEL CABRERA’S 2,000 HIT

According to our monitoring services, Nielsen ratings and ad rates for TV networks: There were 20 national airings (mostly on ESPN, Fox Sports 1 and MLB Network) of the home run/811 message. 5.1 million people saw either the original broadcast or highlight packages that showed the 811 message. The cost of that exposure as advertising would have been $204,850!

Atmos Energy

Miss Utility Maryland/DC

Texas 811

Fly Away to Phoenix

Would not have happened without Ryan, Underground Service Alert NORTH and Underground Service Alert of Southern California One more leg * * *

THANK YOU

CALIFORNIA CHROME

Work Products

• Best Practices • DIRT Report • CGA Vault • Stakeholder Advocacy • Regional Partnerships • 811 Research/Data • 811 Public Awareness

Campaign

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Pipeline Incidents with Death or Major Injury (1988-2012)

Source: DOT/PHMSA Incident Data -- as of April 1, 2013.

Actual with Trendline (1988-2012) ...declining about 3.5% per year, on average

± 1 Standard Deviation from Trendline shows normal range