Before the FERC Application for New License for the Annex Creek ...

ATTACHMENT B
PROJECT CHRONOLOGY
October 24, 1963
December 23, 1963
September 1968
March 23, 1973
May 16, 1983
July 23, 1984
September 28, 1984
November 1, 1984
December 17, 1984
Project license issued by the Federal Power Commission
(FPC). The Annex Creek/Salmon Creek permit to operate
was originally issued by the Secretary of the Department
of the Interior in 1918. In 1963 the continued
operation of the Project was authorized in the license
issued to Alaska-Juneau (A-J) Industries by the FPC.
The license was issued on the condition that A-J
Industries rehabilitate both dams. The required modifications
were completed by 1967.
The FPC accepted A-J Industries' proposed modifications
to FPC's license renewal requirments.
The FPC approved the as-built construction drawings of
the rehabilitation of both Annex Creek and Salmon Creek
facilities. A-J Industries prepared and submitted the
drawings.
AnneX/Salmon Creek license was transferred from A-J
Industries to Alaska Electric Light and Power Company
(AELP).
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC, formerly
FPC) granted AELP a license amendment to rehabilitate
the Salmon Creek Project.
FERC granted a further amendment to the license to
provide for the construction of a new powerhouse and
change the penstock arrangement at Salmon Creek.
FERC approved AELP I S amendment concerning a change in
the maximum water level allowed to'flow through Salmon
Creek Dam to mitigate concerns of dam stability under
full water conditions.
FERC approved AELP I S request to grant an easement for
the construction and operation of a water treatment
facility by the City and Borough of Juneau, Alaska.
New powerhouse on Salmon Creek went on-line.