Schlumberger

On March 16, 2011, at 7:00 pm at the Marine Institute Marine Base, Holyrood, the Town of Holyrood held a public information session to discuss a proposal from Schlumberger Canada Ltd. to construct an oil field facility at 143 Holyrood Access Road to prepare perforating tools for the Oil & Gas Industry.

Mayor Goobie and Council thank the Schlumberger team

• David Christmas- Manager, Atlantic & Eastern Canada

• Patrick Lahey- Regional Facility Manager, NGC/AEC

• Jeanne Miller- Canadian Radiation and Explosive Manager

• David Randell- Health, Safety, Environmental Manager, Atlantic & Eastern Canada

• Carolyn Jewer- Supply Chain Manager, Atlantic & Eastern Canada

• Gerry Neil- Explosive Safety Officer, Atlantic & Eastern Canada

Thank you also to all members of the public who attended this session.

Application History

• October 12- Council received application from Schlumberger

• November 18- Schlumberger delegation presents proposal to Holyrood Town Council

• January 27- Council completed a tour of Schlumberger Facility in Mount Pearl

• February 4- Advertised Discretionary Use in accordance with Regulation 32 & 90 of the Town of Holyrood Development Regulations 2000

• March 16- Public Information Session

Written Feedback will be accepted until Friday, March 25, at 12 noon.

Please forward comments in writing to cturnbull@townofholyrood.com

Schlumberger Team:

(l-r) David Christmas, Jeanne Miller, Gerry Neil, David Randell, Carolyn Jewer, Patrick Lahey

Schlumberger Team with members of Council.

Back: David Christmas, Jeanne Miller, Gerry Neil, David Randell, Councillor Gus Hawco, CAO (Town of Holyrood) Gary Corbett

Front: Councillor Sadie King, Councillor Harry Hamlyn, Mayor Gary Goobie, Carolyn Jewer, Patrick Lahey