HomeMy WebLinkAbout2023-01-20 IMC Agenda and docs INTERTIE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE (IMC) REGULAR MEETING AGENDA January 20, 2023 9:00 AM
Alaska Energy Authority Board Room
813 W Northern Lights Blvd, Anchorage, AK 99503
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1. CALL TO ORDER
2. ROLL CALL FOR COMMITTEE MEMBERS
3. PUBLIC ROLL CALL
4. PUBLIC COMMENTS
5. AGENDA APPROVAL
6. APPROVAL OF PRIOR MINUTES – December 9, 2022
7. IOC Committee Report
8. NEW BUSINESS
A. Railbelt Synchro-phasor Project
B. Intertie Vegetation Management Plan
9. OLD BUSINESS
10. COMMITTEE REPORTS
A. Budget to Actuals Report
B. Operator’s Report
11. MEMBERS COMMENTS
12. NEXT MEETING DATE – March 24, 2023
13. ADJOURNMENT
Intertie Management Committee Meeting
IOC Report
January 13, 2023
1.Intertie Operating Committee
a.The IOC committee chair was rotated from GVEA to MEA.
b.The IOC reviewed the attached vegetation management plan and is recommending that
the IMC approve the plan. The plan was developed through the Operations and
Maintenance Subcommittee and reviewed by the IOC. The plan outlines sections that
MEA and GVEA are responsible for clearing, provides general guidelines for access and
clearing the ROW, and it provides a cycle for clearing each section of the line.
2.System Studies Subcommittee
a.The SSS provided an update on the status of the Synchrophasor Project. Four proposals
were received and evaluated by the SSS in December. Electric Power Group (EPG)
received the highest evaluation and will be providing a presentation on January 18th.
Following the presentation, the SSS will provide a recommendation on whether to move
forward with EPG. Following the SSS update, the IOC discussed cost allocation for the
project and would like to determine which utilities will contribute financially before
awarding a contract.
b.The SSS is working with EPS to update the PSS/E model for Bradley’s governor. CEA is
managing the project and is working with EPS to determine the full scope, schedule, and
cost of the work.
c.The SSS is looking into expanding the scope of work for the reserve study. The
additional scope would include the impact of inverter-based generation on reserves and
frequency response. Since EPS completed the original reserve study, the IOC
recommends that this work be completed by EPS as well. Upon approval by the IMC,
the IOC will direct the SSS to work with EPS to determine the full scope, schedule, and
cost of this work.
3.Dispatch and Operations Subcommittee
a.The DOS provided comments on AKBAL-002-2 – Disturbance Control Performance. The
IOC will review these comments and, if appropriate, make recommendations to modify
the standard.
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Alaska Intertie
Vegetation Management Plan
INTRODUCTION
The Alaska Energy Authority (AEA) owns a 170-mile transmission line between the
Douglas Substation in Willow and the Healy Substation in Healy, Alaska. The line is designed at
345kV and currently operated at 138kV. This line is operated and maintained by Chugach
Electric Association (Chugach), Matanuska Electric Association (MEA), and Golden Valley
Electric Association (GVEA) under the terms of the 3/11/14 Second Amended and Restated
Alaska Intertie Agreement. MEA manages vegetation from the Douglas Substation to structure
#382, five miles north of the Susitna River. GVEA manages vegetation from structure #382 to
the Healy Substation.
The purpose of this Vegetation Management Plan is to describe the schedule and scope
for managing vegetation along the Alaska Intertie. Removing incompatible vegetation is
necessary on transmission rights-of-way (ROW) and around associated structures and facilities
to ensure safe, reliable delivery of electric service. Tall growing tree species must be prevented
from growing into or falling onto the lines. Dense woody vegetation, invasive plant species, and
all vegetation that interferes with access must be removed from around structures, access roads,
and anywhere in which they prevent access to the ROW for inspections, maintenance,repairs
and in emergencies.
MEA and GVEA manage approximately 170 miles of ROW along the Alaska Intertie. The
purpose of this intertie is to interconnect Golden Valley Electric Association (GVEA), the regulated
utility that serves areas north of the Alaska Range, with southcentral Alaska Utilities.This ROW
traverses all types of terrain from steep mountainous topography to marshy lowlands and from
remote, relatively inaccessible locations to population centers.
PRIMARY GOAL
The primary goal of this Vegetation Management Plan is to ensure that the reliability of
Intertie transmission is not adversely impacted by vegetation.
The following items are, therefore, individual objectives that must be taken into consideration
as part of the primary goal of the AK Intertie vegetation management program:
To ensure the delivery of safe, reliable and economical electric service to our customers
To maintain an optimum five to seven year maintenance cycle for all ROW
To ensure that vegetation management operations are conducted in a safe, effective
manner and in conformity with federal and state laws, regulations, and if applicable,
permit conditions
To allow for unplanned tasks for which all precautions are taken to utilize the correct
treatment methods and to protect sensitive areas (construction, restorations, hazard tree
removal, etc.)
To have an MEA or GVEA representative respond quickly, based on location, to any
questions or complaints from the public and/or governmental agency that relate to ROW
vegetation management.
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• Contact information:
• GVEA:
• Name: Nathan Minnema
• Phone: 907-458-5878
• Email: NJMinnema@gvea.com
• MEA:
• Name: Gary Meadows
• Phone: 907-761-9310
• Email: gary.meadows@mea.coop
• GVEA and MEA will keep each other, CEA, and AEA informed of any issues by
sending copies of all correspondence and email messages.
To consider associated costs and the impact on all stakeholders.
To ensure effective communication with members regarding vegetation management.
To reduce likelihood and impacts of wildland fires.
ROW VEGETATION & IDENTIFICATION OF TARGET VEGETATION
Vegetation that obscures the ROW corridors and/or grows tall enough to interfere with
the lines is considered incompatible vegetation and must be removed as targets. Incompatible
vegetation includes trees and limbs, tall growing shrubs, vegetation growing around substations,
structures, access roads, gates, and anywhere vegetation impedes access to the ROW and
equipment.
The primary incompatible plan species are trees, generally defined as woody plant
species that mature at heights exceeding 15 feet. Trees must be removed or controlled within
the cleared width and along the edges of AEA’s ROW because they are capable of growing tall
enough to grow into or fall onto the lines causing electric service outages. Examples of
incompatible vegetation include, but are not limited to, birch, spruce, aspen and poplar. In rare,
isolated instances trees may be left where the electric lines are high enough off the ground so
that mature trees will not interfere with the operation of the line.
Certain categories of non-tree species are also considered incompatible vegetation,
some due to their location and others because of their nature. All woody vegetation on/or
encroaching upon existing roads or pathways or immediately adjacent to line structures or
equipment will be controlled to provide adequate access to structures, equipment and along the
rights-of-way. These include shrubs and vines, including, but are not limited to, berry bushes,
Labrador Tea, Dwarf Arctic Birch, Willow, Alder, etc. If no permanent access route exists along a
right-of-way, a pathway may be created during the treatment cycle and maintained in a suitable
location by managing all woody vegetation within the selected route. Woody vegetation must
be removed in these areas to ensure access to and along the right-of-way and line structures
for safe, efficient inspection, maintenance and emergency operations. Plant species that
pose an environmental or safety problem will be removed whenever practical. The categories
of these plant species types that cause safety problems are noxious vegetation plant species
including nuisance and poisonous plant species that have heavy thorn growth or dermal toxicity
and may create hazards for people working on or traversing the right-of-way. These also include
invasive plant species that poses environmental problems, some of which also fit one of the
first two categories of noxious vegetation. Poisonous vegetation poses a health hazard to
personnel, contractors and the public-at-large, which can lead to increased incidences of first aid
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and OSHA recordable incidents. Other types of noxious and nuisance vegetation poses a risk
to the safety and health of all individuals working on or traversing a right-of-way and can further
impede a rapid response in an emergency. These plants have heavy thorns, dense foliage
and/or impenetrable stems; To ensure the accurate identification of incompatible and compatible
vegetation, all vegetation management contractors are required to supply personnel familiar
with the vegetation typically found growing along the Alaska Intertie.
VEGETATION MANAGEMENT AND OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES
MEA and GVEA use utility staff as well as independent contractors for all vegetation
management treatment activities and requires that staff and contractors comply with all
applicable state and federal laws and regulations, and AK Intertie vegetation management
specifications.
The AK Intertie vegetation management program is applied to the full width of each right-
of-way to remove or control all incompatible vegetation. Vegetation management activities must
result in l00% control or removal of all incompatible target plant species greater than or equal to
six feet in height and a minimum of 90% control or removal of all incompatible vegetation less
than six feet in height. With a few exceptions, all incompatible tree species will be removed or
controlled during a treatment operation. This includes all woody vegetation and vines growing on
or encroaching upon access roads, gates, or on or within ten feet of guys, poles and towers
within the cleared width of the ROW. Treatments will also extend around the perimeter of
substations following all sensitive area restrictions. The only exceptions are trees in edging
yards. All exceptions, however, must be maintained at an acceptable height or condition that will
not exceed minimum vegetation clearance distances from the lines before the next maintenance
cycle. Vegetation management operations on such sites are designed to prevent any
unreasonable adverse environmental effects.
ROW access will be through the use of established roadways whenever possible. The
contractor, MEA, or GVEA will have appropriate legal rights in advance to enter the right-of-way by
other means. Unreasonable site damage or destruction during any phase of the vegetation
management operation by the utilities or contractor, his agents or employees, must be repaired
immediately to the satisfaction of MEA or GVEA, who will determine what constitutes
unreasonable site damage.
GENERAL OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES
MEA and GVEA will inform the utilities and/or contractor(s) which rights-of-way will be
treated, the range of treatment dates and the possible methods and materials. MEA and GVEA
will supply treatment restrictions data, maps and written instructions outlining any special
treatment considerations or instructions for each ROW. No work will be done until the utilities or
contractor has the appropriate data, permits, and restriction lists.
The utility and/or contractor must provide:
Appropriately certified supervisors who understand all aspects of the contracted treatment
and who are responsive to the guidance of MEA and / or GVEA;
Supervisors who effectively manage treatment crews to ensure the satisfactory completion
of the contract;
Supervisors who effectively communicate with the public ;
Experienced and/or trained workers, who are appropriately licensed or certified;
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Workers who conduct themselves professionally at all times;
Supervisors who ensure proper safety measures and PPE are being adhered to at all times
in accordance with their companies Safety Manuals;
The appropriate equipment to maintain the highest practical level of efficiency and
effectiveness;
Equipment in good visual and working condition;
Completed paperwork.
VEGETATION MANAGEMENT CONTROL METHODS
MEA and GVEA use a combination of hand cutting, mowing, and selective pruning.
Based on a five to seven year cycle, the treatment methods used on any given ROW are
selected based on timing, site sensitivity, species composition and density, site access,
topography and treatment methods.
The utilities and/or contractor inspect rights-of-way for incompatible vegetation density,
height and composition on an annual basis and a report is generated and submitted to the
Alaska Intertie maintenance subcommittee by November 30th to allow vegetation management
budgeting to be included in the following year’s budgeting process. A ROW is then scheduled
for treatment when incompatible vegetation height averages six to ten feet or densities reach
low to moderate levels.
These inspections are important because although treatment cycles should remain
relatively consistent short-term changes in growth conditions, site disturbances or the
effectiveness of past treatments may affect the schedule on individual rights-of-way. As the
sole means to control vegetation, mechanical controls are the preferred method on vegetation
over 12 feet tall; on non-sprouting conifers (with exceptions); around structures; on access
roads; in areas of thick, impenetrable vegetation, and where large areas of high density
incompatible species exceed maximum heights.
Intertie Clearing Schedules are included in Appendix A.
MECHANICAL CONTROL METHODS
Hand Cutting
Hand cutting is the mechanical cutting of incompatible vegetation using chain saws or brush
saws, loppers or hand pruners:
Hand cutting may be conducted at any time of the year;
Incompatible vegetation is cut as close to the ground as practical;
Slash from the operation is cut and scattered so as to lay as close to the ground as
practical, but not exceeding two feet in height.
Hand cutting is used to protect sensitive areas; around structures, gates and access roads; to
control incompatible vegetation greater than 12 feet in height; on non-sprouting conifer species
greater than two feet in height, and on sites where terrain, site size or sensitivity renders
mowing impossible or impractical.
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Mowing
Mowing is the mechanical cutting of vegetation using large brush mowers mounted on rubber
tired or tracked vehicles:
Mowing may be used at any time of the year except when deep snow precludes
operations;
Selection of specific equipment is based on terrain, vegetation size and equipment
availability;
Mowing is restricted by steep slopes, rocky terrain, obstructions, wet sites with deep,
soft soils, and debris on the right-of-way.
Mowing is used on sites where herbicide use is prohibited by regulatory or easement restriction,
where a large number of the stems of incompatible species have exceeded maximum control
heights, where access is impeded by high woody vegetation density and access is required in
the short term, and where terrain, site size and sensitivity permit the efficient use of the
equipment.
Selective Pruning
Selective pruning is the mechanical removal of the tops or encroaching limbs of 16-foot tall-
growing tree species to prevent them from growing into, or falling onto, the lines:
Selective pruning may be done at any time of the year;
Pruning will be accomplished using aerial lifts mounted on trucks, skidders or tracked
vehicles or, if terrain or obstructions prevent equipment access, by climbing crews.
Slash will be disposed of by dicing, chipping or piling, at the discretion of the
responsible utility:
o Slash will not be left in waterways, trails or roads, or in such a manner that
would permit it to wash into these areas;
o The placement of cut woody vegetation must comply with applicable State
Forestry regulations;
o Slash from yards or recreational sites will be chipped or removed to an adjacent
area or removed;
o Slash will be piled in isolated areas or windrowed in parallel lines along the side of
the right-of-way in piles that should not exceed four feet in height and that do not
obstruct access along or to the right-of-way;
o Dicing will be accomplished by cutting the slash in pieces so that it lies as close
to the ground as practical;
Chipping is used when dicing and/or piling are prohibited or impractical:
o Wood chips will be removed from highly sensitive areas;
o When left on site, wood chips will be scattered uniformly over the site at depths
not exceeding four inches or piled in isolated areas;
o No chips will be left in wetlands.
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Appendix A
Intertie Clearing Schedule
Utility Structure #Vegetation Type Cycle Length (5 or 7 Years)
GVEA 766 Spruce 5‐year Cycle
GVEA 765 Spruce 5‐year Cycle
GVEA 764 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 763 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 762 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 761 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 760 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 759 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 758 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 757 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 756 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 755 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 754 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 753 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 752 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 751 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 750 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 749 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 748 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 747 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 746 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 745 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 744 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 743 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 742 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 741 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 740 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 739 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 738 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 737 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 736 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 735 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 734 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 733 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 732 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 731 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 730 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 729 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
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GVEA 728 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 727 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 726 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 725 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 724 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 723 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 722 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 721 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 720 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 719 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 718 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 717 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 716 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 715 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 714 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 713 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 712 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 711 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 710 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 709 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 708 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 707 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 706 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 705 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 704 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 703 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 702 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 701 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 700 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 699 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 698 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 697 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 696 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 695 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 694 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 693 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 692 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 691 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 690 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 689 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 688 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
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GVEA 687 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 686 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 685 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 684 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
GVEA 683 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
GVEA 682 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
GVEA 681 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 680 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 679 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 678 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 677 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 676 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 675 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 674 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 673 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 672 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 671 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 670 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 669 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 668 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 667 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 666 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 665 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 664 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 663 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 662 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 661 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 660 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 659 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 658 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 657 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 656 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 655 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 654 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 653 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 652 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 651 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 650 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 649 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 648 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 647 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
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GVEA 646 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 645 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 644 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 643 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 642 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 641 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 640 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 639 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 638 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 637 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 636 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 635 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 634 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 633 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 632 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 631 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 630 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 629 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 628 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 627 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 626 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 625 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 624 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 623 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 622 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 621 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 620 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 619 Spruce 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 618 Alder 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 617 Alder 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 616 Alder 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 615 Alder 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 614 Alder 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 613 Alder 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 612 Alder 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 611 Alder 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 610 Alder 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 609 Alder 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 608 Alder 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 607 Alder 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 606 Gravel Pit No Clearing Needed
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GVEA 605 Gravel Pit No Clearing Needed
GVEA 604 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 603 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 602 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 601 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 600 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 599 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
GVEA 598 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 597 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 596 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 595 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 594 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 593 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 592 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 591 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 590 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 589 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 588 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 587 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 586 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 585 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 584 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 583 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 582 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 581 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 580 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 579 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 578 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 577 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 576 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 575 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 574 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 573 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 572 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 571 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 570 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 569 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 568 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 567 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 566 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 565 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
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GVEA 564 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 563 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 562 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 561 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 560 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 559 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 558 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 557 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 556 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 555 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 554 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 553 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 552 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 551 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 550 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 549 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 548 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 547 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 546 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 545 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 544 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 543 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 542 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 541 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 540 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 539 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 538 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 537 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 536 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 535 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 534 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 533 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 532 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 531 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 530 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 529 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 528 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 527 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 526 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 525 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 524 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
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GVEA 523 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 522 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 521 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 520 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
GVEA 519 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
GVEA 518 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 517 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 516 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 515 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 514 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 513 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 512 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 511 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 510 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 509 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 508 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 507 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 506 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 505 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 504 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 503 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 502 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 501 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 500 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 499 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 498 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 497 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 496 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 495 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 494 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 493 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 492 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 491 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 490 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 489 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 488 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 487 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 486 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 485 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
GVEA 484 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
GVEA 483 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
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GVEA 482 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 481 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 480 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 479 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 478 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 477 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 476 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 475 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 474 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 473 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 472 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 471 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 470 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 469 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 468 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 467 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 466 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 465 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 464 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 463 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 462 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 461 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 460 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 459 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 458 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 457 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 456 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 455 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 454 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 453 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 452 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 451 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 450 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 449 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 448 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
GVEA 447 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
GVEA 446 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
GVEA 445 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 444 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 443 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 442 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
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GVEA 441 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 440 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 439 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 438 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 437 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 436 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 435 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 434 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 433 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 432 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 431 Low Brush Clear for access
GVEA 430 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 429 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 428 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 427 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 426 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 425 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 424 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 423 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 422 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 421 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 420 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 419 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 418 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 417 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 416 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 415 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 414 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 413 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 412 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 411 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 410 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 409 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 408 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 407 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 406 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 405 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 404 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 403 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 402 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 401 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
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GVEA 400 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 399 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 398 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 397 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 396 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 395 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 394 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 393 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 392 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 391 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 390 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 389 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 388 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 387 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 386 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 385 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 384 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
GVEA 383 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
GVEA 382 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 381 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 380 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 379 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 378 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 377 Alders 7‐year Cycle
MEA 376 Alders 7‐year Cycle
MEA 375 Alders 7‐year Cycle
MEA 374 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 373 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 372 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 371 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 370 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 369 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 368 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 367 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 366 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 365 Alders 7‐year Cycle
MEA 364 Alders 7‐year Cycle
MEA 363 Alders 7‐year Cycle
MEA 362 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 361 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 360 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
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MEA 359 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 358 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 357 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 356 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 355 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 354 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 353 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 352 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 351 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 350 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 349 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 348 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 347 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 346 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 345 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 344 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 343 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 342 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 341 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 340 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 339 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 338 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 337 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 336 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 335 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 334 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 333 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 332 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 331 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 330 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 329 Adlers 7‐year Cycle
MEA 328 Adlers 7‐year Cycle
MEA 327 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 326 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 325 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 324 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 323 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 322 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 321 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 320 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 319 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
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MEA 318 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 317 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 316 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 315 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 314 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 313 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 312 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 311 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 310 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 309 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 308 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 307 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 306 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 305 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 304 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 303 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 302 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 301 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 300 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 299 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 298 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 297 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 296 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 295 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 294 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 293 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 292 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 291 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 290 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 289 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 288 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 287 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 286 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 285 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 284 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 283 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 282 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 281 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 280 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 279 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 278 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
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MEA 277 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 276 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 275 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 274 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 273 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 272 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 271 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 270 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 269 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 268 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 267 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 266 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 265 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 264 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 263 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 262 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 261 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 260 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 259 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 258 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 257 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 256 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 255 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 254 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 253 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 252 High Tundra No Clearing Needed
MEA 251 Alders 7‐year Cycle
MEA 250 Alders 7‐year Cycle
MEA 249 Alders 7‐year Cycle
MEA 248 Alders 7‐year Cycle
MEA 247 Alders 7‐year Cycle
MEA 246 Alders 7‐year Cycle
MEA 245 Alders 7‐year Cycle
MEA 244 Alders 7‐year Cycle
MEA 243 Alders 7‐year Cycle
MEA 242 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 241 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 240 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 239 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 238 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 237 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
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MEA 236 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 235 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 234 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 233 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 232 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 231 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 230 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 229 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 228 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 227 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 226 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 225 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 224 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 223 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 222 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 221 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 220 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 219 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 218 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 217 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 216 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 215 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 214 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 213 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 212 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 211 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 210 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 209 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 208 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 207 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 206 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 205 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 204 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 203 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 202 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 201 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 200 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 199 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 198 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 197 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 196 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
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MEA 195 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 194 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 193 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 192 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 191 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 190 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 189 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 188 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 187 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 186 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 185 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 184 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 183 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 182 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 181 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 180 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 179 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 178 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 177 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 176 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 175 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 174 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 173 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 172 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 171 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 170 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 169 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 168 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 167 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 166 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 165 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 164 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 163 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 162 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 161 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 160 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 159 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 158 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 157 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 156 Hardwoods 5‐year Cycle
MEA 155 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
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MEA 154 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 153 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 152 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 151 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 150 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 149 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 148 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 147 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 146 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 145 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 144 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 143 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 142 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 141 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 140 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 139 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 138 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 137 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 136 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 135 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 134 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 133 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 132 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 131 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 130 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 129 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 128 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 127 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 126 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 125 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 124 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 123 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 122 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 121 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 120 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 119 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 118 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 117 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 116 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 115 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 114 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
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MEA 113 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 112 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 111 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 110 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 109 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 108 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 107 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 106 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 105 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 104 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 103 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 102 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 101 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 100 Swamp No Clearing
MEA 99 Swamp No Clearing
MEA 98 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 97 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 96 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 95 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 94 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 93 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 92 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 91 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 90 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 89 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 88 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 87 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 86 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 85 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 84 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 83 Swamp No Clearing
MEA 82 Swamp No Clearing
MEA 81 Swamp No Clearing
MEA 80 Swamp No Clearing
MEA 79 Swamp No Clearing
MEA 78 Swamp No Clearing
MEA 77 Swamp No Clearing
MEA 76 Swamp No Clearing
MEA 75 Swamp No Clearing
MEA 74 Swamp No Clearing
MEA 73 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
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MEA 72 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 71 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 70 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 69 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 68 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 67 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 66 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 65 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 64 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 63 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 62 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 61 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 60 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 59 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 58 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 57 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 56 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 55 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 54 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 53 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 52 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 51 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 50 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 49 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 48 Swamp No Clearing
MEA 47 Swamp No Clearing
MEA 46 Swamp No Clearing
MEA 45 Swamp No Clearing
MEA 44 Swamp No Clearing
MEA 43 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 42 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 41 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 40 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 39 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 38 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 37 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 36 Swamp No Clearing
MEA 35 Swamp No Clearing
MEA 34 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 33 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 32 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
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MEA 31 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 30 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 29 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 28 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 27 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 26 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 25 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 24 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 23 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 22 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 21 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 20 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 19 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 18 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 17 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 16 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 15 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 14 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 13 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 12 Swamp No Clearing
MEA 11 Swamp No Clearing
MEA 10 Swamp No Clearing
MEA 9 Swamp No Clearing
MEA 8 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 7 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 6 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 5 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 4 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 3 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 2 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
MEA 1 Hardwoods 7‐year Cycle
Alaska Energy Authority
AK Intertie Budget to Actual Expenses
07/01/2022 to 12/31/2022
Page 1 of 4
FY23 Approved
Budget
BUDGET
07/01/2022 ‐
12/31/2022 Actuals
YTD Actuals as a
% of Total
Annual Budget
OVER (UNDER)
YTD Variance
Revenue From Utilities
AKI‐GVEA 2,659,180 1,458,363 956,242 36%(502,121)
AKI‐CEA 405,435 277,769 277,769 69%‐
AKI‐MEA 440,368 251,712 256,628 58%4,916
Total Revenue From Utilities 3,504,984 1,987,843 1,490,638 43%(497,205)
Interest/Capital Credits ‐ ‐ 18,440 0%18,440
Total Revenues 3,504,984 1,987,843 1,509,078 43%(478,765)
Total Revenues 3,504,984 1,987,843 1,509,078 43%(478,765)
56200 Station Expenses
Golden Valley Electric
AK Intertie‐Substation Electricity Usage ‐ ‐ 1,863 0%1,863
Golden Valley Electric Total ‐ ‐ 1,863 0%1,863
56600 Misc Transmission Expense
Alaska Energy Authority
AK Intertie‐Cell Phone Comm. Svc. for Wx Monitorin 13,000 6,500 4,980 38%(1,520)
AK Intertie‐Misc Studies as needed 546,000 273,000 ‐ 0%(273,000)
Alaska Energy Authority Total 559,000 279,500 4,980 1%(274,520)
Golden Valley Electric
AK Intertie‐Private Line Telephone Service SCADA 10,000 5,000 2,084 21%(2,917)
Golden Valley Electric Total 10,000 5,000 2,084 21%(2,917)
Matanuska Electric Association
AK Intertie‐Misc Studies as needed ‐ ‐ (27,000) 0%(27,000)
Matanuska Electric Association Total ‐ ‐ (27,000) 0%(27,000)
56601 Weather Monitoring Batteries
Alaska Energy Authority
AK Intertie‐SLMS Support and Intertie Grnd Patrol 140,000 70,000 14,272 10%(55,729)
Alaska Energy Authority Total 140,000 70,000 14,272 10%(55,729)
56700 Rents
Alaska Energy Authority
AK Intertie‐Alaska Railroad 700 350 1,500 214%1,150
Alaska Energy Authority Total 700 350 1,500 214%1,150
Matanuska Electric Association
AK Intertie‐Talkeetna Storage 7,200 3,600 3,000 42%(600)
AK Intertie‐Equipment Rental ‐ ‐ 102 0%102
Matanuska Electric Association Total 7,200 3,600 3,102 43%(498)
56900 Maintenance of Structures
Alaska Energy Authority
Alaska Energy Authority Total ‐ ‐ ‐ 0%‐
57000 Maintenance of Station Equip
Chugach Electric Association
AK Intertie‐Teeland Substation 173,200 86,600 43,536 25%(43,064)
Chugach Electric Association Total 173,200 86,600 43,536 25%(43,064)
Golden Valley Electric
AK Intertie‐Healy, Cantwell, Goldhill 75,000 37,500 110,064 147%72,564
AK Intertie‐SCADA Maint Healy, Cantwell, Goldhill 5,000 2,500 ‐ 0%(2,500)
AK Intertie‐Cantwell 4S2 Switch Repair 156,000 78,000 30,434 20%(47,566)
AK Intertie‐Maint & Repaint Reactors Healy SVC Yd 80,000 40,000 3,902 5%(36,098)
Golden Valley Electric Total 316,000 158,000 144,400 46%(13,600)
Matanuska Electric Association
AK Intertie‐Douglas Substation 25,000 12,500 ‐ 0%(12,500)
Matanuska Electric Association Total 25,000 12,500 ‐ 0%(12,500)
57100 Maint of OH Lines
Golden Valley Electric
ALASKA ENERGY AUTHORITY
AK INTERTIE BUDGET TO ACTUAL EXPENSES
FOR THE PERIOD 07/01/2022 THROUGH 12/31/2022
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FY23 Approved
Budget
BUDGET
07/01/2022 ‐
12/31/2022 Actuals
YTD Actuals as a
% of Total
Annual Budget
OVER (UNDER)
YTD Variance
ALASKA ENERGY AUTHORITY
AK INTERTIE BUDGET TO ACTUAL EXPENSES
FOR THE PERIOD 07/01/2022 THROUGH 12/31/2022
AK Intertie‐Northern Maintenance 100,000 50,000 4,480 4%(45,520)
Golden Valley Electric Total 100,000 50,000 4,480 4%(45,520)
Matanuska Electric Association
AK Intertie‐Special Patrols (Incl Foundation Insp) 10,000 5,000 488 5%(4,512)
AK Intertie‐Southern Maint. (Incl Ground Insp) 140,000 70,000 ‐ 0%(70,000)
AK Intertie‐Equipment Repair and Replacement 684,000 342,000 ‐ 0%(342,000)
Matanuska Electric Association Total 834,000 417,000 488 0%(416,512)
57102 Maint OH Lines‐ROW Clearing
Golden Valley Electric
AK Intertie‐Northern ROW Clearing 400,000 200,000 ‐ 0%(200,000)
Golden Valley Electric Total 400,000 200,000 ‐ 0%(200,000)
Matanuska Electric Association
AK Intertie‐Southern ROW Clearing 500,000 250,000 47,974 10%(202,026)
Matanuska Electric Association Total 500,000 250,000 47,974 10%(202,026)
58302 Operating Committee Exp‐Legal
Alaska Energy Authority
AK Intertie‐IMC Admin Cost (Audit, meeting, legal)‐ ‐ 4,716 0%4,716
Alaska Energy Authority Total ‐ ‐ 4,716 0%4,716
58306 Misc Admin
Alaska Energy Authority
AK Intertie‐IMC Admin Cost (Audit, meeting, legal) 20,000 10,000 ‐ 0%(10,000)
Alaska Energy Authority Total 20,000 10,000 ‐ 0%(10,000)
58307 Professional Consultants
Alaska Energy Authority
AK Intertie‐IMC Admin Cost (Audit, meeting, legal)‐ ‐ 661 0%661
Alaska Energy Authority Total ‐ ‐ 661 0%661
58401 Insurance Premiums
Alaska Energy Authority
AK Intertie‐Insurance 25,000 12,500 11,089 44%(1,411)
Alaska Energy Authority Total 25,000 12,500 11,089 44%(1,411)
Matanuska Electric Association
Matanuska Electric Association Total ‐ ‐ ‐ 0%‐
Total Station Expenses 3,110,100 1,555,050 258,144 8%(1,296,906)
Total Operating Expenses 3,110,100 1,555,050 258,144 8%(1,296,906)
71001 Total Expense, Budget
Administrative Support Services 200,000 100,000 19,880 10%(80,120)
Alaska Energy Authority Total 200,000 100,000 19,880 10%(80,120)
Total Total Expense, Budget 200,000 100,000 19,880 10%(80,120)
Total AEA Administration Expenses 200,000 100,000 19,880 10%(80,120)
Total Expenses 3,310,100 1,655,050 278,024 8%(1,377,026)
Surplus (Shortage) 194,884 332,793 1,231,054 632%898,261
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Alaska Intertie FY23 Budget to Actuals Status Report for the Period 07/01/2022 through 12/31/2022Budgeted Usage Actual Usage to DateGVEA MEA CEA ML&P TOTAL GVEA MEA CEA ML&P TOTALMONTH MWH MWH MWH MWH MWH MONTH MWH MWH MWH MWH MWHJul 32,301 1,918 ‐ ‐ 34,219 Jul 10,865 2,252 ‐ ‐ 13,117 Aug 36,741 1,968 ‐ ‐ 38,709 ‐ Aug 19,648 2,239 ‐ ‐ 21,887 Sep 37,596 1,951 ‐ ‐ 39,547 Sep 21,418 2,080 ‐ ‐ 23,498 Oct 40,739 2,003 ‐ ‐ 42,742 Oct 35,865 2,205 ‐ ‐ 38,070 Nov 35,783 2,269 ‐ ‐ 38,052 Nov 16,159 2,213 ‐ ‐ 18,372 Dec 35,761 2,455 ‐ ‐ 38,216 Dec 11,830 5,358 ‐ ‐ 17,188 Jan 35,543 2,139 ‐ ‐ 37,682 Jan‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ Feb 30,397 2,018 ‐ ‐ 32,415 Feb‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ Mar 33,294 2,171 ‐ ‐ 35,465 Mar‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ Apr 38,537 1,906 ‐ ‐ 40,443 Apr‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ May 33,177 1,867 ‐ ‐ 35,044 May‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ Jun 38,652 1,811 ‐ ‐ 40,463 Jun‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ TOTAL 428,521 24,476 ‐ ‐ 452,997 TOTAL 115,785 16,347 ‐ ‐ 132,132 INTERTIE PROJECTED ENERGY USAGE TO DATE (MWH) 231,485 INTERTIE ACTUAL ENERGY USAGE TO DATE (MWH) 132,132 Budgeted Operating Costs for the period 1,555,050$ Actual Operating Costs for the period 258,144$ (based on amended budget)Budgeted Usage Revenue for the period 1,185,203$ Actual (Billed) Usage Revenue for the period 676,516$ (budgeted rate x projected usage) (budgeted rate x actual usage)Estimated Budgeted Energy Rate per MWH 5.61$ (based on to date budgeted costs and usage)Annual Budgeted Energy Rate (Billed Rate)5.12$ Projected Actual Energy Rate per MWH 1.63$ (based on minimum contract value) (based on to date actual costs and usage)Page 4 of 4