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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAPA1402I I I • I ALASKA POWER AUTHORITY I I SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT I I I ~ I PROGRESS REPORT I I FOP. I NOVEMBER., 1~80 -I I I I I I ~ I I I ALASKA POWER AUTHORtiY SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJ.ECT MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT REPORT NO. 11 II PERIOD; November, 1980 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Progress Report No .. 11 covers activities on the Susitna Hydroelectric Project for the month of November 1980. During the report period the results of the 2nd internal review board meeting were issued. The limited work on Task 1 is continuing as scheduled. The Task 2 surveys and operation of the site facilities are proceeding as scheduled. The \~atana base camp is continuing to be operated with reduced winter staffing. Work on Task 3, Hydrology, is proceeding as scheduled. Highlighting the activities of Task 3 for the report period were the continued stage and velocity recordings and observation of the ice ,;over formation for the Susitna River. The Seismic Studies, Task 4, are proceeding as planned. The report summarizing the geologic, seismologic, and earthquake engineering infonnation collected to date was issued in draft form during the report period. Progress on Task 5s Geotechnical Exploration, is proceeding as planned. Work continued on the 19?D Geotechnical Report. Field work for the 1981 program is scheduled to begin i~ February 1981. Work continued on Task 6, Design Development, during the report period. Work continued on the Alternative Susitna Developments with refinement of energy simulation runs for the preferred schemes. Work on the Arch Dam at Devil Canyon continued with further .stress and stability analysis. Task 7, Environmental Studies, is proceeding as sche~tAled. The Susitna Steering Committ.ee comments on the Procedure Manuals were received and reviewed. Work continued on the Transmission Corridor Assessment with infonnation gathering on corridors connecting Willow with Anchorage and Healy with Fairbanks. Work continued on the Fish, Wildlife, and Plant Ecology Studies with highlights being placed on the preparation of the Annual Reports. Work on T~sk 8 continued as scheduled. A meeting was held at Commonwealth Associates office.s to discuss the intertie and Susitna transmission .. Work continued on the revie~ of load forecasts to facilitate in developing design criteria and planning. - 1 - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Work on Task 11, Marketing and Finance, continued during the report periode The procedures manual detailed table of contents and outline of the Project Overview Report (POR) was issued. APA forwarded to Acres the major issues to be addressed in their Spring 1981 statement to the Governor. Work on Task 13~ Project Administration, continued as scheduled., TASK 1 -POWER STUDIES Subtask 1.01 -Review of ISER Work The draft Closeout Report for this activity was submitted to the APA. Subtask 1.02 -Forecasting Peak Load Demand Acres review of the Woodward Clyde Consultants draft report for this subtask was completed and comments forwarded to wee. The final report will be produced in 1 ate December. TASK 2 -SURVEY AND_ SITE FACILITIES ACRES ACTI~ITIES Subt~sk 2~02 -Field Camp and Logistical Support rie.~d camp operations by CIRI/H&N at the \vatana Camp continued during the report period as scheduled. The camp is currently operating under the reduced winter staffing. R&M ACTIVITIES Subtask 2.09 -Control Network Survexs Office computations on primary and secondary horizonta'l control) are currently being made. Subtask 2.10 -Access Corridors Detailed work continued on access route analysis and selection. The primary emphasis being placed on road access to the Watana and Devils Canyon sites. Subtask 2.16 -Hydro~raphic Surveys Field act·ivity is 100'% complete. Office reduction of field notes is currently being performed. TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY ACRES ACTIVITIES Subtask 3.01 -Review of Available Material A draft closeout report has been prepared and is being reviewed internally. - 2 - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Subtask 3.03 -Field Data Collection and Proc~ssing Routine monitoring of R&M field ~1ork continued. Development of computer soft-ware for data processit.g is in progress. Subtask 3.04 -Water Resource Studies Preliminary exten~ion of monthly river flow data at Susitna and Sunshine Stations completed for use in conjunction with Subtask 3.10. Subtask 3.08 -Climatic Studies for Transmission Lines ~~~~------~--------------~~~~~~--~:-- Final report on preliminary design parameters for the transmission lines has been prepared. A design transmittal will be issued in late December. Subtask 3.10 -LO\ater Susitna Studies R&M status report on the studies is being reviewed. R&M ACTIVITIES Subtask 3.01 -Review of Available Material This subtask has been closed-out. Subtask 3.02 -Field Data Index and Distribution System Computer printouts of the hydrological data used for the po\'Jer generation studies which were conducted by the Corps of Engineers during the Susitna Pre-Feasibility Studies are in Acres-Anchorage office. All of these docliTients were reviewed by R&M and indexed and assessed for applicability to this phase of the project. A l~tter has been transmitted to Ian Hutchison in Buffalo describing the work. Subtask 3.03 -Field Data Collection and Processing All USGS stream gages are operating. ~tream Gaging by R&M Manual stage measurements will be made concurrently with discharge measurements during the v1i nter because the bubb 1 e tube manometer wi 11 not work during the winter months and has been removed. ~t Stage Recorders Water surface elevations and surface velocities were obtained at crest stage recorders during the freeze-up process at various times. Snow Course No significant action. - 3 - I I I. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Water Qua 1 ity No significant action. Sediment No significant action. Climatic Stations The Weather Wizards had defective power supply regulators and caused most of the weather instruments to record some data illogically. MRI furnished new power supplies which were installed during the report period. Jim Landman (Acres) is near completion of software development for weather data reduction. Glacial Studies A glacial plan of study is near finalization with Will Harrison of the G.eophysica 1 Institute. Ice Studies As of November 30, 1980, an ice cover has formed from Cook inlet to 2 miles upstream from the Parks Highway bridge, from the Chu1 itna confluence upstream to Lane Creek and from \~atana Creek to Kosina Creek. Stages, velocities and observations were made at various times during the process. 35 mm vertical airphotos were taken before and after significant freeze-up. Subtask 3.05 -Flood Studies A status report on Sus i tna Basin flood frequencies was reviewed by Acres and comments received. R&M is proceeding towards finalization of flood frequencies. SubtasY. 3.10 -Lower Susitna Historical airphotos taken in 1951 have been received. Acres will provide mean monthly flows at Susitna and Parks Highway bridge. TASK - 4 SEISMIC STUDIES Subtask 4.01 -Acres Activities Task 4 is being performed by Hoodwa rd-Cl yd e Consul tz;nts. Draft copies of the seismic geology evaluation report were received in late November. Review will be conducted in December and will be transmitted to Woodward-Clyde Consultants. - 4 - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Subtask 4.02 -Short-Term Seismologic Monitoring Program Data analysis was completed on November 26, 1980. Results of the analysis were incorporated in the draft report described below in Subtask 4.06. The analysis included evaluation of large historic events and microearthquake data recorded by 1980 network, development of an. attenuation relationship, and compi1ation of focal plane mechanisms for selected microearthquakes .. Subtask 4.03 -Preliminary Reseryoir Induced Seismicity Work in this subtask is complete. A proposed plan of study for 1981 has been prepared. Subtask 4.06 -Evaluation and Reporting Two draft copies of the Task 4 Seismic Geology Report were issued in November 1980. Report 1 was sent to Braga, Packer, and Savage on November 19, 1980 for an initial conceptual review. Report 2 was sent to project review members, including peer reviewers, and to Acres on November 24, 1980 for detailed review. Review comments are expected from Woodward-Clyde project reviewers by December 4, 1980 and from Acres on December 12, 1980. It is anticipated that the Task 4 report will be issued by the end of December 1980. Dennis We 1 sch has. prepared a propos a 1 ·plan of study for Quaternary geo 1 ogy for 1981. The plan of study is currently being reviewed within wee and by Dr. Non~ ten Brink. Subtask 4.07-Preliminary Ground Motion Studies To provide a basis for estimat; ,,g the characteri st·i cs of ground shaking at the dam sites, the following work was done: (1) review of results of seismic geology studies to identify potentially signif·icant sources of earthquakes, sizes of earthquakes on these sources, and distances to the sources from the sites; (2) review and analysis of historic seismicity in the site region and development of earthquake recurrence relationships; and {3) development of attenuation r~lationships for peak acceleration and response spectral values. TASK 5 -GEOTECHNICAL EXPLORATION ACRES ACTIVITIES. Subtask 5.01 -Data Collection and Review Subtask has been camp 1 eted and a summary c 1 oseout report vii 11 be issued. short 1 y. Detailed information will be included in the 1980 Geotechnical report to be produced (tentatively) in January, 1981. - 5 - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Subtask 5.04 -Exploratory Program, 1980 Field work has been completed. Final data is being provided by R&M in December and draft reports by subcontractors are being reviewed. Subtask 5.05 -Exploratory Program Design 19~! A preliminary 1981 Exploration Plan has bee.n prepared by Anchorage personnel and is currently being reviewed by the Buffalo staff. Winter field work is tentatively schequl ed to begin in February, 1981. Subtask 5.08 -Data Reduction The data reduction from Subtask 5.04 is in progress in Buffalo and Anchorage offices. The results will be included in the 1980 Geotechnical Report. R&M ACTIVITIES Subtask 5.01 -Data Collection and Review All work performed on the subtask by R&M is completec Subtask products have been submitted to Acres American for inclusion in the closeout report. Subtask 5.02 -Photo Interpretation Subtask is approximately 80% complete. Budget has been fully expended. All work is currently on hold awaiting authorization from Acres to proceed to completion of the subtask. Subtask 5.03 -Exploratory Program Design, 1980 Subtask complete. Budget expended. Work consisted of aid and support provided to Acres during development of Exploratory Program 1980. Planning documents were prepared by Acres and submitted by them as the closeout report for the subtask. Subtask 5.04 -Exp 1 oratory Program 2 1980 Remaining field activities include acquiring survey coordinates for seismic refraction lines and completion of instrumentation of drillholes at Devil Canyon~ Review and compilation of the field data is currently underway and all final products are expected to b·e delivered to Acres by December 31, 1980. TASK 6 -DESIGN DEVELOPMENT ----------------------- Subtask 6.01 -Review Previous Studies Final edition of the closeout report is being reviewed internally. - 6 - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Subtask 6.02 -Investigate Tunnel Alternative Preliminary layouts for Scheme 3 were initiated including general arrangement of there-regulation dam and power facilities. Subtask 6.03 -Evaluate Susitna Alternatives and 6.06 -Watana/Devil Canyon Staged Development Alternative Monthly ~nergy simulation runs and refinement of energy estimates were c3rried out" for' the preferred schemes. In addition, the following staged scheme alternatives were simulated: Plan 1 Plan 2 Plan 3 Plan 4 Plan 5 Plan 6 Stage 1 -Watana (2200) 800 MW Stage 2 -Devil C~nyon (1450) 600 MW Stage 1 -Watana (2000) 400 MW Stage 2 -\~t!tana (2200) add 400 MW Stage 3 -Devil Canyon (1450) 600 MW Stage 1 -Watana (2200) 400 MW Stage 2 -\~atana (2200) add 400 MW Stage 3 -Devil Canyon (1450) 600 MW Stage 1 -High Devil Canyon {1760) 800 MW Vee (2360) 400 MW Stage 1 -High Devil Canyon (1620) 400 MW Stage 2 -High Devil Canyon (1760) add 400 MW Stage 3 -Vee (2360) 400 MW Stage 1 -High Devil Canyon (1760) 400 MW Stage 2 -High Devil Canyon (1760) add 400 MW Stage 3 -Vee (2360) 400 MW Work continued on layouts for the seven selected sites including a rockf~ll dam layout at Devil Canyon site and on staged developments. Subtask 6.04 -Devil Canyo~ Arch Dam Evaluation Further analysis was done to determine temperature induced stresses on t~e arch dam. A meeting is scheduled in December to discuss the arch dam design wmth M. Copen. Subtask 6.05 -Development Selection Repor~ A preliminary outline of the report was prepared and circulated for internal review. - 7 - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Subtask 6.08 -Preliminary Devil Canyon Dam Alternatives Analyses ~ere undertaken for concrete arch dam of different geometries and their effects on spillway structures were examined. Subtask 6.32 -Thermal Resources Revised capital and fuel costs were developed for input into OGP-5. Also other parameters relative to thermal generating resources such as O&M, forced and planned outages ~nd retirement policy were developed for the four types of thermal plants, consistent with the OGP-5 input format. Subtask 6.33 -Hydro Resources Eight out of ten sites remaining after the second screening were analyzed based on the reservoir operation computer program. The installed capacities were selected and the energy production date for the generation planning task was estimated. Quantity and cost estimates were compiled for the first site (Snow River). Subtask 6.34 -Environmental Analysis Minimal feedback was received from the Project Steering Committee Meeting held November 5th to review the environmental screening process for hydro sites. A combined environmental and economic ranking process was used to choose ten sites for final investigation. A review of the environmental requirements for thermal alternatives was prepared. Subtask 6.35 = Load Management Load Management and Conservation Development report preparation was commenced outlining a conceptual approach for including load management and energy conservation in generation planning. Subtask 6.36 -Generation Planning High and low load models were developed and loaded into the computer model. Three p.rel iminary runs of OGP-5 were made using the defined input of Subtask 6~33 for the thermal generating case 1980-2000. Version 2 of the subtask design transmittal was issued. Methods of handling load forecast uncertainty were reviewed and·a process was selected. " TASK 7 -ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES ACRES ACTIVITIES Subtask 7.01 Input in Development Selection a) A meeting was arranged between TES and Acres to promote environmental input into the assessment of tunnel alternatives~ The various tunnel schemes - 8 - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I being considered were explained to TES and r-equests made for environmental review. A draft report entitled 11 Prel iminary Environmental Assessment of Tunnel Alternatives 11 was submitted by TES. Supplemental information has since been supplied toTES and a final report is expected in December. Following the preparation of Acres draft report on the tunnel alternatives TES will provide a final review. b) In. addition to assessment of tunnel alternatives, discussions were held with TES regarding environmental input into the establishment of design criteria, and assessment of various Susitna development options. Further meetings are plan ned fo·r December with a preliminary. environmental assessment of Susitna options to be provided in January 1981. Revi.ew of Steering Committee comments on En vi rt;:>nmenta 1 Procedure Manu a 1 s A draft copy of the Steering Committee comments on TES procedure manuals was received and reviewed. A copy was forwarded toTES for review. Following receipt of the final version in December, Acres, with assistance from TES, will · prepare a draft response for review by APA .. Review of the Susitna Newsletter The environmentally related components of the first Susitna newsletter were reviewed. Comments were supplied to APA prior to publication. Information Exchange TES was requested to supply a master list and schedule of information required. Once received, this list will be distributed to other study disciplines and a final information exchange schedule established. Subtask 7.03 -Water Quality Studies Discussions were held in-house regarding Lower Susitna studies to determine the extent of hydrology and water quality infonnation being gathered during Phase 1. It has been proposed that a meeting be held early in 1981 with representatives from the hydrology, fisheries, wildlife and plant ecology studies to ensure coordination of Lower Susitna studies. Subtsak 7.05-Socioeconomic Studies Discussions were held with TES regarding the end products to be produced in Phase I and the adequacy of the existing studies in meeting FERC requirements. Acres requested TES, with assitance from FO&A, to provide a clearer indication as to the detail of their Phase I preliminary impact assessment. Following receipt of this information Acres will seek from FERC a more formal response regarding the adequacy of our Socioeconomic program. · Subtask 7.09 -Transmission Corridor Assessment Discussion were held in-house with the transmission routing and design personnel to establish a schedule for environment input .. Arrangements were made for a meeting \-t~ith Commonwealth Associates in early December to discuss information exchange and agency contactsa - 9 - I Jl Subtask 7.10-Fish Ecology Studies I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I The ADF&G 1980/81 w;nter program was reviewed and discussed with Tom Trent. A 1 etter was sent to t,PA expressing Acres concerns regarding staffing and scheduling of the ADF&G program. The first ADF&G fisheries progress report was received and reviewed. Subtask 7.11-Wildlife Ecology Studies Acres personnel were introduced to Dr. Richard Taber who is serving in the capacity of big game impact expert. TES was requested to address on a technical basis the concerns expressed by Paul D. Arneson regarding vegetation studies. Subtask 7.14-Access Road A meeting was held in Anchorage on November 18 where environmental input into access route selection was provided by ADF&G, TES and TES subcontractors. TES ACTIVITIES Subtask 7.01 -Administration TES received and reviewed the draft comments from the Susitna Project Steering Committee on Task 7 Procedures Manuals during the month of November. A field trip was undertaken to Anchorage to accompany ADF&G personnel in the field and to accompany other TES subcontractors during their studies. In addition, TES joined R&M personnel on an investigation of water levels, water qua.lity monitoring equipment, and icing conditions at the vJatana site. TES responded to requests made by the Alaska Power Authority (APA) by reviewing a draft newsletter discussing en vi ronmenta 1 programs of the Susi tna Project. TES also prepared and submitted to Acres a draft report entitled "Preliminary Environmental Assessment of Tunnel Alternatives 11 • Subtask 7.05-Socio-economic Analysis Work continued on Work Package 2, Socioeconomic Profile Development, Work Package 4, Forecasts of Future Socioeconomic Conditions in absence of Susitna Project. Th.e work on Work Package 2 involves, in part, development of data compilation of formats for presentation in the first Annual Report and for the forecasts of Work Package 4. Meetings between Acres, FO&A, and TES on October 24 and November 17 in Seattle, has progressed the effort on Work Package 2 substantially, and should permit close coordination on Tasks 6, 9~ and 11 with Subtask 7.05. -10 - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I During the week of November 17, members of the socio-economic study team attended the coordination meeting on access roads. Subtask 7.06-Cultural Resource Investigation The writing and preparation of graphics and text for the first Annual Report are well underway. Over 160 graphics are projected for the Annual Report and will illustrate research to date in the Upper Susitna River region. A mechanism has still to be developed to preserve certain confidential information contained in the Annua 1 Report that cannot be rE~ 1 eased to the genera 1 public. Dr. E. James Dixon, Jr. and GeorgeS. Smith (University of Alaska Museum) attended and participated in a meeting concerning the proposed access routes to the proposed sites. At this time the archeologists commented on four sites located during a brief reconnaissance of the Deadman Creek alternative. Although no other access routes have been examined for archeological resources at this time, it is anticipated that cultural resources will be encountered along all of them. In addition to the above data, the fact was brought up by George S. Smith that present studies (Land use and Recreation in particular) indicate that areas of secondary impact for cultural resources will need to be expanded beyond the area originally anticipated early in the program. TES evaluated the impact, on cultural resources, of a number of dam and tunnel schemes for Susitna hydroelectric Development. A statement covering this Subtask activity will be forthcoming. Subtask 7.07-Land Use Analysis During November, work continued on the analysis and report writing of the area hi story. An important component of the Land Use Analysis concerns assessment of ac~ess route alternatives. Alan Jubenville conducted additional analysis of this issue and attended and presented concerns at the November 18 meeting in Anchorage. Subtask 7.08-Recreation Planning The Concept Plan Survey prepared in October was mailed to a selected random sample of Alaska residents, and the first follow-up has been mailed. The first returns have been received; analysis of which was imm·~diately initiated. Subtsak 7.09-Tranmission Cooridor Assessment During November TES met with agency personnel at Alaska Department of Fish and Game and Department of Natural Resources along with staff at the Soil Conservation Service and Fish and Wildlife Service in Anchorage. The purpose of these meetings was to obtain information pertinent to routing efforts for corridors connecting Willow with Anchorage and Healy with Fairbanks. The regional biologists in the Anchorage and Fairbanks offices of Alaska Department of Fish and Game are assisting TES in transcribing information available on ADF&G office maps onto tapa maps provided byTES. Also, materials were received -11 - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I byTES from the Alaska Power Administration covering transmission line corridor studies conducted by the Administration in 1974-75. Subtask 7.10-Fish Ecology Studies During November TES, on a field trip to Alaska, attended meetings with the APA and the Cook Inlet Aquaculture Association at the re(•Jest of APA. Meetings were held in Anchorage and in Soldotna to establish coordination among the agencies. In addition to this meeting 9 TES visit~d with Tom Trent of·ADF&G to discuss the progress and plans for the winter sampling program. The Annual Report was discussed during a meeting with TES, Mr. Bell and Mr. Atkinson held in Seattle on November 18. Discussed at that meeting were additional infonnation need_s that are currently being sought and assignments for completing the report. The first ADF&G Fisheries Progress Report was received by TES during Novenber. This report contained plans for future progress. TES feels that the timing of the Procedures Manuals and the actual start of the sampling programs are vut of phase. It is felt that the detailed work scopes should be developed as far in advance of the field implementation of the programs as possible. This \'las not the way it appeared to be developing based upon a review of the Monthly ?(ogress Report. Finally, TES hired Aquatic Bilogists to fulfill project and study responsibilitiesu Subtask 7.11-Wildlife Ecology Studies: During the early part of November, Edward Reed, Joseph McMullen and Dr. Richard Taber vis~ted Anchorage, Palmer, and the Watana camp. Dr. Taber was intrnduced to Karl Schneider of ADF&G and n brief discussion of the Susitna big game studies was conducted. William Collins, Plant Ecology Investigator, accompanied Taber, Reed, an~ McMullen on a two-day survey of both the Lower and Upper Susitna Basins.. On this trip problems and questions associated with the analysis of impacts nn big game species were discussed. Also during November TES personnel reviewed and considered potential impacts of both the access road alternatives and various tunnel schemes as proposed 7:Jy Acres. Regarding avain and non-game mammal studies, analysis of habitat data co]lected during the summer of 1980 continued in November"· Furbearer aerial survey transects were established to gain a clear understanding of the seasonal distribution of f1;rbeare species within the Upper Susitna Basin. Due to the possibility of local trappers interfering with research in some areas, a formal request for the closure of trapping in the lower portions of Tsusena and Watana Creeks was sent to the Director of Fish and Game. As of the preparation of this report, no decision· has been reached concerning this request. -12 - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Subtask 7.12 -Plant Ecology Studies During the first week in November a coordination meeting was held in Alaska and included wildlife study participant~ Ed Reed and Or. Richard Taber, as well as plant eco1ogists. Discussions were held concerning infonnation needs of both groups in order to arrive at impact conclusions and develop mitigation plans for both wildlife and vegetation. At a meeting between project plant ecologists from the Palmer Agricultural Experimental Station, vegetation habitat mapping, lower basin study efforts, and analysis of wetlands were discussed. TES also prepared a draft report on the aquatic vegetation of lakes and ponds in the Upper Susitna Basin. This report will be finalized and incorporated into the first Annual Report. Subtask 7.14-Access Roads A meeting was held in Anchorage on November 18 and included staff representatives of R&M, Acres, AOF&G, APA, and TES subcontractors. Discussed at this meeting were impact considerations for each of the alternative access routes now under consideration. TASK 8 -TRANSMISSION Subtask 8.01 -Transmission Line Corridor Screening Work continued on this subtask to further refine the corridor areas. A meeting \'las held at the CAI offices in Jackson, Michigan to discuss the right-of ... \'lay selection and to exchange any relevant infonnation beneficial to the intertie and the Susitna transmission corridors. APA, CAI and Acres were in attendance. Subtask 8.02 -Electric System Studies During this period Acres commenced sorting out the data received from RWRA. The data was analyzed as to generation, loads and transmission systems. At the CAI meeting, Acres received a copy of the system planning criteria~ 1 oad forecast for intertie planning and tabuiated utilities data being used by CAI for the Intertie studies. Acres reviewed the following load forecast: -ISER Woodward-Clyde peak demand -CAI Studies were initiated to determine likely points of interconnection between the existing utilities and the Susitna transmission lines. Investigations of tranmission line capabilities and voltage level requirements for the Susitna lines·were stated. -13 - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ~· I I I I Subtask 8.03 -Route Selection The centerline of preliminary routes have been identified on USGS maps. The final location of the routes will depend, among other things, on the aerial photos as well as the land status maps which are not available at this_point in time. Subtask 8.07 -Transmission Line Cost Estimate Information was provided to the electric syste.' study groups for defining an economical Susitna voltage level. TASK 10 -LICENSING Subtask 10.04 -Coordinate Exhibit Preparation Initial consideration was given to scheduling a final FERC exhibit preparation, internal and external review and printing. A dr·aft 1 ist of standard terms and appi ications was assembled. TASK 11 -MARKETING & FINANCE Subtask-11.01-Project Overview Preparation and Update The procedures manual detailed table ~f contents and outline of the Project Overview Report (POR) was issued to APA, to chapter co-ordinators and to other task leaders involved. Comments and further input has been requested. APA delineated the major issues to be addressed in their spring 1981 statement to the governor concerning on-going susitna studies and these will be given prime consideration when preparing the P.O.R. A meeting was held between the economic consultant members of the Task 11 team and F. Orth (sub consultant for Task 7.05) to discuss interaction on socio-economic issues. Further meetings were held with APA managers to discuss the approach to be taken to economic and finance analysis and the selection of the parameters to be employed. Additional staff have been added to the economics team and the overall level of effort was substantially intensified. A schedule of subsection and chapter completion dates has been established to meet the requirements of the latest plan of studies. Subtask 11.02 -Interim Reports Work on selection of economic parameters to be used in economic and financial analysis cont.inueo and is being coordinated with the efforts made to complete Design Transmittal 6.36. Planning for both economic and financial analysis proceeded and arrangements were made for the adoption of the Fezibl computer program approach. -14 - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Discussions were held with senior external economic consultants on the various approaches which might be made to state/debt financing of the project. An informative meeting was held with Mr-. Elmer Rasmesem, chairman of the board of trustees of the State of Alaska permanent fund. TASK 12 -PUBLIC PARTICIPATION A draft of proposed mod-ifications to the action 1 ist program were forwarded to APA for review. Copies of action list responses as sent out by APA were fon~arded to Acres, Discussions have been held regarding the scheduling of public meetings and workshops in the first quarter of 1981. TASK 13 -PROJECT ADMINISTRATION Subtask 13.04 -Schedule Monitoring Project schedule was updated to December 1980 with appropriate changes being made in 1 ogic and durations. Copies of the revi-sed schedu1 ~ dl1d computer generated bar chart are appended to this progress report. Schedule monitoring is continuing. Subtask 13.05 -Cost Control The October Cost Report did not go out in November as scheduled. It was held up in order to incorporate the following changes: A. The project budget was changed to include: -Subcontractor's escalated fee -The addition of Retherford as a subcontractor. -Air transporation costs the way they are being incurred by subtasks. -FMA 1 s costs the way they are being incurred by subtasks. ~ -ADF&G's costs. -Addjtion of $75,000 for external consultants as approved by T. McGuire. B. A detailed reconciliation of invoiced costs and project-to-date costs was made and adjustments incorporated in the October report. Most of the o·l d outstanding items from memo invoices were credited on the November invoice (billing from October services). Subtask 13.10 -Subcontract Administration Agreement was reached with Robert W. Retherford Associates for a subcontract to assist in the Transmission Line studies. The agreement was distributed during the report period. -15 - ----·-------------·,-- 10-DEC-80 ll:~a:56 ACRES AMERICAN SUSITNA HYDRO-ELfCTRlC PROJECT PAfil£ 1 ACRES Cf'li SYSTEM TIME NOJU 1DEC80 CPH ANALYSIS LISTING WORK COMP~ET~D TO D~CEMa~R 1, 1~~Q Rf.f'Ol ~------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------~----------------------------------~----------------------~~-~-------~-I-NODE J-NOOE l•UR SELECT COitES ------£• ESC RIP T I Q N ------------E,qa E•f• L.S, L.F. T.f. 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