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

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3.0 CONSTRUCTION HISTORY SUMMARY
SALMON CREEK COMPONENT
Date
May 1912
June 1912
January 1913
March 1913
April 1913
May 1913
September 1913
October 1913
November 1913
August 1914
October 1922
1935
October 24, 1963
Event
Construction of the original Lower Powerhouse (No.1)
located near the mouth of Salmon Creek at Gastineau
Channel commenced.
and two ori gi na 1 pen­
Construction of the wooden fl ume
stocks was initiated.
The Lower Powerhouse was completed.
Construction of the original transmission line system
began.
Construction of the original l70-foot-high concrete arch
Salmon Creek Dam was initiated.
The original transmission line from the Lower Powerhouse
extending along the northeast shore of Gastineau Channel
to Juneau was completed.
Construction commenced on the Upper Powerhouse (No.2)
located approximately 2 mi les upstream of the mouth of
Salmon Creek.
Construction of the 9,876-foot-long wooden flume and two
original 1,625-foot-long riveted penstocks was completed.
The Upper Powerhouse was completed.
Construction of the Salmon Creek Dam and reservoir was
completed. Salmon Creek went on-line.
Salmon Creek Lower Powerhouse burned down.
The Lower Powerhouse was rebuilt. The original 9,876-
foot-long, 4-foot by 6-foot wooden flume was reconstructed
and replaced by a 4-foot by 5-foot flume.
Project 1 i cense was issued to A-J Industri es by the FPC
for the continued operation of the Project. The license
was issued on the condi ti on that both Annex Creek and
Salmon Creek dams be rehabilitated.