Haynes supervised the design and construction phases of the project. Because of the length of the line and the temperature changes between the two points, moisture in the natural gas condensed on the pipe, and during colder times would freeze the pipes in some locations. The problem was a significant setback to the operation, which had to stop pumping during the winter months.
Haynes managed the project's planning and execution stages. Nevertheless, the pipeline's extensive length and temperature fluctuations between the two points led to condensation of moisture in natural gas, causing pipes to freeze during colder periods. This resulted in a considerable hindrance to operations, which had to be suspended during winter.