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Mtg1 3 E-social Feel sorry for folks along line. Mtg2 3 Fire Fire danger - if fire is caused by your crews, is BPA responsible? Mtg1 3 Fire Extremely opposed to the line! Mtg2 3 Fire We found a cigarette on one of the photo panels. We are very concerned about fire danger! Mtg2 3 Fire All the landowners in this area are extremely fire conscious! Mtg2 3 Fire Problem with fires that could be started by surveyors, others working along the route and during construction; just the catalytic converter (hot) on the rig may be enough. Mtg2 3 Fire The best time to construct the project is in the winter when the fire danger is lower. 07/30/01 slmason 3 Fire We can lose crops and equipment (to fire) during the summer. Mtg2 3 Fire Build in winter so no fire issue. Mtg2 3 Fire Cigarettes butts thrown (59/4) on ground by surveyor. Mtg2 3 Fire On access road under right-of-way, we disk with tractor for a fire guard. Mtg2 3 Fire Survey crews are not staying on the right path. They will start fire on dry grass if they aren't on a path. Mtg2 3 Fire Use 4-wheelers without catalytic converters, or walk-in. Mtg2 3 Fire Call us ahead. Let us know when they'll be there. We can know whether we should stay home and look for smoke. (59/1, 58/4) Mtg2 3 Fire Cigarette butt on the survey marker. Mtg2 3 Fire We've mowed grass on access roads so exhaust pipes won't start fire. Mtg2 3 Fire Will BPA pay for the hay if a fire is started? 18
PEP 3 Fire Appropriate measures for fire prevention will be followed when working off-road and workers will not smoke outside vehicles. Mrg1 3 Landuse Wind breaks, would take out four wind breaks. Mtg2 3 Landuse The less space you take up with towers, the better for orchards. Mtg1 3 Landuse Irrigation circles. Mtg1 3 Landuse Can you increase spans so that towers can avoid circle irrigation systems? Mtg1 3 Landuse Can I continue to grow crops underneath lines? Mtg1 3 Landuse Vineyards, which side of existing towers? North side better because of wind machines. Mtg1 3 Landuse <strong>Line</strong> will cross a corner of our property. Mtg1 3 Landuse Want to grow grapes - want to stay flexible. Mtg1 3 Landuse Will you require that an entire strip of crops be removed, or just the area around the towers? Mtg1 3 Landuse Would prefer that the minimal number of trees be removed across Sandpiper Farms (21/4 - 24/4). Alan Cleaver, CBS, Boise Cascade all lease Sandpiper. One hundred percent irrigated. Grass seed, potatoes, onions, organic onions, sweet corn, peas, trees, carrots, rape seed (canola). Trees have drip-line irrigation. Mtg1 3 Landuse Drip-line irrigation can be moved, but buried risers are fixed. Would probably impact trees in entire blocks. Mtg1 3 Landuse The trees (Boise Cascade) are for pulpwood and are grown 50-60 feet in height. Mtg1 3 Landuse Are orchards allowed within the right-of-way? Mtg1 3 Landuse Giving up five tower spots. Mtg1 3 Landuse Asparagus, want to put in grapes. Mtg1 3 Landuse Red Chief and Rome apples impacted. 07/30/01 slmason 19
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List of Figures S-1 Vicinity Map ..
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Summary problem of lack of power, p
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StreamNet. 2001. StreamNet: Fish Da
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