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Home My WebLink AboutSUS417Abstract Susitna Hydroelectric Project A Historic and Policy Perspective Eric Marchegianil! Alaska Power Authority 334 W. 5th Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99501 (907) 279-6611 The presentation will include a brief history of past studies. Those studies assessed a number of possible developments within the Susitna ·Basin, including over 20 potential dam sites along the Susitna River. The proposed development of dams at the Watana and Devil Canyon sites will be discussed. The progress of the environ- mental studies over the past four years, development of previous studies, and the current FY85 Study Plan will be reviewed. In addition to the historic perspective, a brief descr i ption of the Power Authority's ongoing settlement process will be presented . This will include a discussion of the workshops, issue papers, and the Instream Flow Relationships Reports (IFRR) which ·are a part of this year's FY85 Study Plan. DRAFT 11 Coordinator, Aquatic Studies, Alaska Power Authority 5351/263 .5t 5 -1 1 ~LASKA POWER AUTHORITY PURPOSE PROMOTE, DEVELOP, AND ADVANCE THE GENERAL PROSPERITY AND ECONOMIC WELF~RE OF THE PEOPLE OF ALASKA BY PROVIDING A MEANS OF CONSTRUCT- ING, ACQUIRING, FINANCING AND OPERATING HYDROELECTRIC AND FOSSIL FUEL GENERATING PROJECTS. -FINANCING -FEASIBILITY STUDY FUNDING -DEVELOP, OWN AND LEASE -DEVELOP, OWN, OPERATE ~NO WHOLESALE ~na~J1aaJn,,, PREVIOUS STUDIES -COE 1979 -COE 1975 -KAISER 1974 -AP ADMINISTRATION 1974 -WPRS (USBR} 1960 -WPRS (USBR} 1953 6093/199/02/11 SUSITNA PLAN OF STUDY STATUS REPORT ..Hl3Llii/D2/9 EXPLORATION & HYDROLOGY R&M APA ADF&G -------I ISER-ACRES SEISMIC & DNR - POWER STUDIES wee FINANCIAL SOLOMON BROTHERS 6093/199/D2/10 CAMPS CIRI/H&N ENVIRONMENTAL TES I CONSULTANTS & SliBCONSULTANTS MANAGEMENT & ESTIMATES FMA TASKS 1 POWER STUDIES 2 SURVEYS & CAMPS 3 HYDROLOGY 4 SEISMIC STUDIES 5 GEOTECHNICAL EXPLORATION 6 DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 7 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 8 TRANSMISSION 9 COSTS & SCHEDULES 10 LICENSING 11 MARKETING & FINANCE 12 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION 13 ADMINISTRATION 6093/199/02/4 HYDROLOGY -DATA ACQUISITION -WATER RESOURtES -FLOODS -HYDRAULIC & ICE -SEDIMENT -CLIMATE -ACCESS ROADS 6093Ll99/D2/5 LICENSING -NEW REGULATIONS -DATA ACQUISITION -EXHIBITS -APPLICATION FORM -REVIEW -FILING 6093/1"99/02/2 ENVIRONMENTAL -FIELD ACTIVITIES -ALTERNATIVES -WATER QUALITY -SOCIO ECONOMICS -CULTURAL RESOURCES -LAND USE -RECREATION -FISH & WILDLIFE -VEGFTATION -LICENSING 6093/199/02/6 SELECTION CRITERIA -ENERGY CONTRIBUTION -DEPENDABILITY -ECONOMICS -RESOURCES CONSERVATION -SEISMIC CONSEQUENCES -GEOTECHNICAL UNKNOWNS -ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS 6093/199/D2/7 SELECTED· ALTERNATIVE HYDROELECTRIC SITES TEN SELECTED SITES SITE RIVER CAPACITY COST (MW) (MILLIONS) SNOW SNOW 50 255 BRUSKASNA NENANA 30 238 KEETNA TALKEETNA 100 477 CACHE TALKEETNA 50 584 BROWNE NENANA 100 825 TALKEETNA 2 TALKEETNA 50 500 HICKS MATANUSKA 80 529 CHAKACHAMNA CHAKACHAMNA 330 1,480 ALLISON ALLISON CREEK 8 54 STRANDLINE LAKE BELUGA 20 128 POTENTIAL DAM SITES -DEVIL CANYON -HIGH DEVIL CANYON (SUSITNA I) -WATANA -SUSITNA I I I -VEE -MAC LAREN -DENALI 6093/199/02/8 PROJECT HISTORY o POWER AUTHORITY ASSUMED PROJECT o FEASIBILITY STUDY START ED o FEASIBILITY STUDY COMPLETED o FERC LICENSE FILED o REVISED LICENSE INFORMATION FILED 0 LICENSE APPLICATION ACCEPTED o STARTED SETTLEMENT PROCESS o AGENCY COMUENTS RECEIVED o POWER AUTHORITY RESPONSE TO COMMENTS FILED 1979 1980 1982 FEB 1983 JUL 1983 JUL 1983 NOV 1983 DEC 1983 JAN-fEB 1984 SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT ,EDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION ltROJECT No. 1114 . OO~OO~c=~rm~~ SIJSITNA JOINT VENTURE : DRAFT AQUATIC PLAN OF STUDY FISCAL YEAR 1985 DRAFT REPORT MARCH 1184 DOCUMENT No. Sl 1 _ALASKA POWER AUTHORITY---- IIISTU.AM now I!U.TIOIISIIlPS IUOilT S!lllS I!S!I¥011 AND INSTI!AM TDa£1ATVI! IIISTIEAM ICE WATII QUALin AQUATIC IIAIITAT COMPOSITE ~ now IELATIOIISHIPS lllDIOCIAPHS WATIIIIIID PIOCUS!S FISH!IY l!SOUlClS AD"C l!POIT S!IUS OPTIMIZATION r TDa!IAT\111! JC£ S£DlK£11T WAT!I QUALtn COMPAIISOIIS PIOCISS COMPAIISONS lt£Cottci11DID I!POIT n.ow UCIM£5 u:roat ~ IIEGOTIATIOIIS ~ 1 TDa!IAT\111 JC! SEDIMPIT WATEl QUALin fiiW. SITT1.Dtlllt SnTI.DtDT OM 4) OP!IIATJNC I!CIH! DOCUtcENTATJOII or UnctS or CO.SDSUI now a!CIM£ fiNAL MITICATIOII PUll r TDCPIIATVU IC£ SIDIMPIT WATIII QUALJn ( ( C ... Final reports relating to the Susftna Hydroelectric Project are available for inspection at the following locations: Alaska Power Author.ity Susftna Project Office 515 0. Street, Hoblit Building, Suite 200 Anchorage, Alaska 9g501 Depositorr libraries Alaska Historical libra~ Pouch G Juneau, Alaska 99811-0571 Alaska Resources library 701 "C" Street Anchorage, Alaska 99513 Alaska State library Pouch G Juneau, Alaska 99811-0571 Center for Research libraries 5721 Cottage Grove Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60637 University of Alaska Library 3211 Providence Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99508 Fairbanks North Star Borough Public library Noel Wien Memorial library 1215 Cowles Street Fairbanks, Alaska 99701 A. Holmes Johnson Public library Box 985 Kodiak, Alaska 99615 Kegoayah Kozga Public libra~ Box 1168 Nome, Alask~ 99762 Kenai Community libra~ Box 4380 Kenai, Alaska 99611 Ketchikan Public libra~ 629 Dock Street Ketchikan, Alaska 99901 Pillsbu~, Madison & Sutro 1050 17th Street, N.W. Suite 900 Washington, D.C. 20036 Kuskokwim Consortiu. library Box 1068 Bethel, Alaska 99559 library of Congress 10 First Street, S.E. Washington, D.C. 20540 Z.J. loussac Public library 524 West 6th Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99501 National library of Canada 395 Wellington Street Ottawa, Canada KIA ON4 Rasmuson library, U of A 310 Tanana Drive Fairbanks, Alaska 99701 Seattle Public library 1000 Fourth Avenue Seattle, Washington 98104 Sheldon Jackson College Stratton library Box 479 Sitka, Alaska 99835 University of Alaska library 11120 Glacier Highway Juneau, Alaska 99801 University of Washington library Seattle, Washington 98195 Washington State library OlYMPia, Washington 98504 ( ( C ... Final reports relating to the Susftna Hydroelectric Project are available for inspection at the following locations: Alaska Power Author.ity Susftna Project Office 515 0. Street, Hoblit Building, Suite 200 Anchorage, Alaska 9g501 Depositorr libraries Alaska Historical libra~ Pouch G Juneau, Alaska 99811-0571 Alaska Resources library 701 "C" Street Anchorage, Alaska 99513 Alaska State library Pouch G Juneau, Alaska 99811-0571 Center for Research libraries 5721 Cottage Grove Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60637 University of Alaska Library 3211 Providence Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99508 Fairbanks North Star Borough Public library Noel Wien Memorial library 1215 Cowles Street Fairbanks, Alaska 99701 A. Holmes Johnson Public library Box 985 Kodiak, Alaska 99615 Kegoayah Kozga Public libra~ Box 1168 Nome, Alask~ 99762 Kenai Community libra~ Box 4380 Kenai, Alaska 99611 Ketchikan Public libra~ 629 Dock Street Ketchikan, Alaska 99901 Pillsbu~, Madison & Sutro 1050 17th Street, N.W. Suite 900 Washington, D.C. 20036 Kuskokwim Consortiu. library Box 1068 Bethel, Alaska 99559 library of Congress 10 First Street, S.E. Washington, D.C. 20540 Z.J. loussac Public library 524 West 6th Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99501 National library of Canada 395 Wellington Street Ottawa, Canada KIA ON4 Rasmuson library, U of A 310 Tanana Drive Fairbanks, Alaska 99701 Seattle Public library 1000 Fourth Avenue Seattle, Washington 98104 Sheldon Jackson College Stratton library Box 479 Sitka, Alaska 99835 University of Alaska library 11120 Glacier Highway Juneau, Alaska 99801 University of Washington library Seattle, Washington 98195 Washington State library OlYMPia, Washington 98504 SUSITNA SETTLEMENT PROCESS -START-OFF MEETINGS -ISSUES LIST DISTRIBUTED -BRIEFING ON ISSUES LIST -WORKSHOPS IMPLEMENTED -MONTHLY SETTLEMENT UPDATE NEWSLETTER 6093/199/02/13 SETTLEMENT PROCESS -DESCRIPTION OF INTENDED DEVELOPMENT -IDENTIFICATION & QUANTIFICATION OF IMPACTS -DEVELOPMENT OF PLANS TO AVOID OR MITIGATE IMPACTS -NEGOTIATIONS WITH AGENCIES TO AGREE ON ACCEPTABLE AVOIDANCE/MITIGATION PLANS 6093/199/02/14 PRO.CESS DETAJLS -IDENTIFY ISSUES -DEVELOP POSITIONS -ISSUE POSITION PAPERS -HOLD WORKSHOPS -HOLD AGENCY MEETINGS -DRAFT MEMORANDA OF AGREEMENT -NEGOTIATE MEMORANDA OF AGREEMENT -PERMITS & FERC LICENSE CONDITIONS 6093/199/02/15 MAJOR ISSUE CATEGORIES AQUATIC -AlTE RED FLOW REGIME -ALTERED WATER QUALITY -ICE PROCESS/CHANNEL MORPHOLOGY -IMPOUNDMENT IMPACTS fiOg3J1QQ/0?/1f\