Dedicated to Empowering and Informing the Burlingame Community

PG&E released a list of its Top 100 Segments assembled as follows:

One of the tools PG&E uses is a risk management program that inventories each of the 20,000 segments within PG&E’s natural gas transmission pipeline system and evaluates them against criteria such as:

  1. the potential for third party damage like dig-ins from construction,
  2. the potential for corrosion,
  3. the potential for ground movement, and
  4. the physical design and characteristics of the pipe segment.

PG&E also considers the proximity to high density populations, potential reliability impacts and environmentally sensitive areas.

None of these segments are in B'game, but apparently main piplines in town are near Skyline Blvd. (which would make sense given the location of the San Bruno explosion) and near Rollins Rd.  More information should be forthcoming soon.  The website linked above gives an overview of how extensive the system is.

Posted in

10 responses to “PG&E Pipeline”

  1. holyroller

    My next door neighbor had her two trees removed 4 weeks ago.
    She told me yesterday that she is worried about some project the Park Dept is going to preform, in front of her house to remove the remaining stump.
    She told me people have been spray painting her lawn, and putting in little flags.
    She asked the worker what he was doing but he did not speak english.
    I am very worried for her as well as myself.
    Why does the Park dept hire people who do dnot speak english, or let all the neighbors know what is going on?

  2. Hillsider

    Why can’t you stay on topic?
    Why can’t your neighbor figure out who the supervisor on the job is? Or just call the department head?
    Why do you add comments that are so worthless?

  3. fred

    Well actually stump removal is why I was evacuated from my home six months ago because of a break in the gas line. The flags and spray painting denote the electrical and gas lines. So, holy’s on topic.

  4. holyroller

    Yeah Hillsider, calm down.
    What happened Fred?

  5. holyroller

    Getting back to the San Bruno disaster.
    Has anyone seen the 30-40 Mexican Women standing around Lunardis at San Bruno Ave?
    They are the group with the “Disaster Restoration Specialist Sweatshirts.”
    How is this obvious selling of illegal alien/undocumented labor allowed to prey on the misfortune of the people who are going through this life changing disaster?
    Border Patrol/Customs/ICE main office is less than 3 miles away.
    SFO

  6. holyroller

    PS
    I bet dollars to Donuts PG&E would not discourage this practice.

  7. This site has always been a great venue to share and discuss what is going on in OUR town.
    However, I’ve noticed that shrill voices – holyroller in this case – try to outshout anyone that doesn’t agree with their narrow, often bigoted, opinions.
    Hillsider was correct. This article/posting was on the gas lines in OUR community, Burlingame. Not a rant about PG&E in general, or about the tragedy in San Bruno (which of course is what makes the topic of Gas Lines relevant), or their fear of the Immigrants (assumed to be undocumented). If they want to talk about that topic, then why not post an article on that.
    Now my apologies for taking us further off topic. Would like to see further discussion of the gas lines in Burlingame.

  8. holyroller

    There seems to be plenty of gas coming from this web site..
    That is what makes it fun, informative, and provacative.

  9. dtn

    What’s more sickening than Jackie Speier mugging for the camera every chance she gets on the gas explosion? She’s sucking up so much oxygen on the fire that Nagel hasn’t had a chance to issue a press release on it yet.

  10. holyroller

    Dear JQP,
    I have, as well as others, a point of view.
    This Blog is a place to discuss, debate, consider, other community memebers “point of view.”
    The focus is on The City of Burlingame.
    I have just read your “post” regarding my thoughts/contributions to this very dynamic web site.
    In my opinion, you “John Q Pubic,” are a censor, and are a bigot.
    This Blog has been a very good source of information to the people who live in Burlingame.
    Dear John Q. Pubic,
    please support other contributors to this web site whatever their point of view.

Leave a Reply


The Burlingame Voice is dedicated to informing and empowering the Burlingame community.  Our blog is a public forum for the discussion of issues that relate to Burlingame, California.  Opinions posted on the Burlingame Voice are those of the poster and commenter and not necessarily the opinion of the Editorial Board.  Comments are subject to the Terms of Use.


All content subject to Copyright 2003-2026

Discover more from The Burlingame Voice

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading