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HANDOUT 1
RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PT8S TERRESTRIAL
TASIS , ISSUIS
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TERRE STRIAL AQUA-SOC.
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Alaska Power Author ity
Susiena Hydroelectric Pro ject
Terres trial Iss ues
Harch 6.1984
W-l.Si gni f i cance of red uc tion in moose carrying c apacity directly
attributable t o the project .
W-2.Sign ificance of reduction i n black bear denning and foraging hab itat.
W- 3.Significa nce o f r educt ion in b rown bear s pri ng fo raging h abit at.
W-4.Signif icance of habitat reduc tion for midd le basin furbearers and
birds.
W-5.Significance of Oall s heep habitat modifi c a tion a t Jay Creek lick .
W-6 .Significance of increase in accidents and inhib ition of move ments of
big game mamma ls due to reservoir open water and ice conditions.
W-7.Significance of inundation or other disturbance to bald eag le .golden
eag le ,a nd othe r rs ptor nes ts .
W-8.Significance of changes in wildlife habitat and movements downstream
of the dams due to changes i n flow and i ce cover.
W-9 .Significance of redu ction in wildlife habitat due t o c onstr uction
camps/villages ,permanent to wn,and airstri ps .
W-IO.Significance of access road pres en ce and use effects on c ari bou
movements and behav ior .
W-Il.Significance of in creased accidental b ig game de at hs fro m vehicle
collisions due to increased access.
W-12.Significance of reductions in big game and f urbearer populat i ons from
increased hunting/trapping pressure due to increased accessibility of
pr oject area.
W-13 .Significance of other d isturbances to wi l d li fe due to human
a ctivities ,such 8S aircraft overflights and construction noise.
W-14.Formulation and implementation of construct ion worker transportation
p lan.
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W-15.Formulation and i mplementat i on of post-construct ion access policy.
W-16 .Feasibi lit y and desirability of refinement of timing of construction
and operation activities to reduce wildlife impa c~s.
W-17.Feasibility and desirability of specific mitigation options ,includ ing
moose and bear habitat enhancement I Jay Creek lick expansion,raptor
nest habitat enhancement I revegetation of disturbed areas I downstream
beaver hab itat enhancement.
W-18.Feas ibility and desirab ility of types of mitigation options,includ ing
design or structural modifications,replacement lands/habitat I
enhancement of lands/habitat,rehabilitation of disturbed lands ,
management options (schedul i ng or restrictions )to reduce disturbance
or direct impacts ,preventive measures.
W-19.Formulation and i mpl ementat i on of post-cons truction plan to monitor
signifi cant impacts and the eff icacy of specific mitigation measures.
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Alaska Power Author i ty
Susitna Hydroel e ctric Project
FISCAL YEAR 1985
TERRESTRIAL PROGRAM TASKS
Leve I I
1.Prep ar at ion of comm ents and responses t o comm ent s o n the DE lS
and FEIS and oth er informat ion f or the FERC.
2.Coordination of and part icipation in W'orkshops and other el ement s
of the s e t tlement process.
3.General coordination o f terre strial program activities.
4.Preparat ion o f materials t o support FERC hearings.
5.Preparat ion o f impact ass es sme nt a nd mitigation plan ref inemen t
reports (Level s I and 2)*.
6.Updat ing of t he tra ck ing and documentat ion s ys tem for impact
assessment and mitigation planning.
7.Wetlands mapping.
8 .Vegetation mapping a nd dig itizing (Leve l s I a nd 2)*.
9. Hoose c al f mortal ity s t udy.
10 .Winter-spring mo ni to ri ng o f upstrea m moose i nc ludi ng se ve re win ter
s t udi es (Leve ls I and 2 )*.
11.Tes tin g of moose carryi ng capaci ty model .
Level 2
12 .Detailed assessment of candidate compensation lands .
13 .Moose browse invent or y.
14.Fie ld evaluation of d ist urbed areas.
*Task conta ins work that has been ass ign ed to two or more of the four
general levels of importance.See task descript ion .
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Level 2 (cont'd)
15.Site specific downstream riparian studies.
16.Hoose population model refinement.
17. Brown &black bear monitoring (Levels 2 and 3)*.
18.Beaver field studies (Levels 2,3,and 4)*.
19 Beaver population model refinement.
20.Survey of middle basin trappers.
21. Bald eagle food habits study.
Leve 1 3
22.Caribou monitoring.
23.Downstream moose monitoring.
24.Transmission corr idor trumpeter swan and bald eagle nest survey.
25.Winter bird surveys of i mpoundment zones.
Level 4
26.Other furbearer field studies.
27.Lower Susitna River bald eagle nest survey.
28.Wolf monitoring.
29.Monitoring of peregrine falcon nest sites.
*Task cont a i ns work that has been ass i gned to two or more of the four
general levels of importance.See task description.
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HANDOU T 2
MAJOR LINKAGES AMONG FY85 TERRESTRIAL TA S~S
Det ai led Engi nee ri ng Det a il ed
Social Sciences ,a nd Aquatic
Mitigation Pla n Cons tr uc tion Hi t igat ion Pla n
Plann ing
Recommended
Flow
Regime
TASK 5
Detailed
Terres trial
Fish &Wil dl i fe ~Hit iga t ion Pla n -Economic &
User T ~Environmental
Surveys Comparisons
Impact Report
Assessment Mitigati on Plan Wil dl ife Habitat
Refinement ~Refinement Ilnstream Flow
Repor t s Reports Relationahi p Rep .
Hydrologic
lnformst ion
&Analyses
TASK 16
Moose Pop i n
Model
T'T Hoose
Carrying
Capaci t y
Model TASK Descript ion
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rr:Wetlands Mapping TA SK 19
12 Candidate Landa Beaver
14 Disturbed Areas Model ing
IS Downs tream Studies
21 Eagle Food Habits
TASK II TASK 8 22 Caribou
C.C.Model Veg etation 23 Downstream Hoose
TASK Descri ptio n Testing Mapping 24 1-1 i ne Surveys
-g--Call Morta lity 2S Winter Birds
10 Hoose Honitori ng TASK 13 26 Furbearers TA SK 18 TASK 20
17 Bear Monitoring Browse 27 Eag1e Survey Beaver Trapper
28 Wol f Monitoring Inventory 29 Peregrine Falcon Fiel d Survey
Note :Tasks 1, 2 ,and 4 are general tasks that recei ve in put from the ab ove tasks.
Task 6 provide s a s ystem for tracking and documenting task results.
Task 3 prov ides coordination for all ta sks.