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BPA McNary-John Day Transmission Project Draft EIS February 2002 Table of Contents COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM CONSISTENCY............................................4-7 FLOODPLAINS AND WETLANDS PROTECTION..............................................................4-7 FARMLANDS.............................................................................................................4-8 RECREATION RESOURCES ........................................................................................4-8 GLOBAL WARMING ...................................................................................................4-8 PERMIT FOR STRUCTURES IN NAVIGABLE WATERS.....................................................4-9 PERMIT FOR DISCHARGES INTO WATERS OF THE UNITED STATES...............................4-9 THE SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT............................................................................4-10 PERMITS FOR RIGHT-OF-WAY ON PUBLIC LANDS .....................................................4-10 AIR QUALITY ..........................................................................................................4-10 NOISE ...................................................................................................................4-11 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS.........................................................................................4-11 ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE ......................................................................................4-12 NOTICE TO THE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION ...............................................4-12 FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION...............................................................4-12 CHAPTER 5 REFERENCES........................................................................................5-1 PRINTED REFERENCES.............................................................................................5-1 PERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS.................................................................................5-11 CHAPTER 6 AGENCIES, ORGANIZATIONS, AND PERSONS RECEIVING THIS EIS ................................................................................................................6-1 FEDERAL AGENCIES .................................................................................................6-1 TRIBES OR TRIBAL GROUPS......................................................................................6-1 STATE AGENCIES, OREGON......................................................................................6-1 STATE AGENCIES, WASHINGTON...............................................................................6-2 PUBLIC OFFICIALS, OREGON.....................................................................................6-2 PUBLIC OFFICIALS, WASHINGTON .............................................................................6-2 LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, OREGON..............................................................................6-3 LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, WASHINGTON.......................................................................6-3 SPECIAL DISTRICTS..................................................................................................6-3 BUSINESSES ............................................................................................................6-4 UTILITIES .................................................................................................................6-4 LIBRARIES ...............................................................................................................6-4 INTEREST GROUPS...................................................................................................6-4 MEDIA .....................................................................................................................6-5 CHAPTER 7 LIST OF PREPARERS ...........................................................................7-1 CHAPTER 8 GLOSSARY AND ACRONYMS..............................................................8-1 GLOSSARY...............................................................................................................8-1 ACRONYMS..............................................................................................................8-6 iii
List of Figures S-1 Vicinity Map ....................................................................................follows S-2 1-1 Proposed Generation and Transmission Facilities in NE Oregon and SE Washington ........................................................................follows 1-2 1-2 How This EIS is Organized .........................................................................1-8 2-1 Vicinity Map ....................................................................................follows 2-2 2-2 Tower Configurations in Right-of-Way.............................................follows 2-4 2-3 Conductors, Groundwires, and Fiber Optic Cables .....................................2-6 2-4 McNary Substation Alternatives ......................................................follows 2-8 2-5 Hanford-John Day Junction, Alternative A-North Side................... follows 2-12 2-6 Hanford-John Day Junction, Alternative B-South Side .................. follows 2-12 2-7 Hanford-John Day Junction, Alternative C-South Side, Highway........................................................................................ follows 2-12 2-8 Corridor Mile 32 Alternatives, Corridor Mile 35 Alternatives .......... follows 2-14 3-1 Land Use, Ownership and Recreation.............................................follows 3-6 3-2 Streams, Fish and Wetlands ......................................................... follows 3-18 3-3 Vegetation Communities............................................................... follows 3-38 3-4 Wildlife.......................................................................................... follows 3-56 3-5 Photosimulation 1, Corridor Mile 49, In Town of Roosevelt, Looking West ................................................................................ follows 3-92 3-6 Photosimulation 2, Corridor Mile 65, Looking West Across State Route 14.............................................................................. follows 3-92 3-7 Transportation Features................................................................ follows 3-92 3-8 Right-of-way Configuration 1...................................................................3-122 3-9 Right-of-way Configuration 2...................................................................3-123 3-10 Right-of-way Configuration 3...................................................................3-123 3-11 Right-of-way Configuration 4...................................................................3-124 3-12 Right-of-way Configuration 4A ................................................................3-124 3-13 Right-of-way Configuration 4B ................................................................3-125 iv BPA McNary-John Day Transmission Project Draft EIS February 2002
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StreamNet. 2001. StreamNet: Fish Da
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Ecology Washington State Department
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Appendix A Agency Correspondence an
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Appendix B Public Involvement � L
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We do not plan to give a formal pre
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Mtg1 1 Need What is driving the nee
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Letter 1 Need The Pacific Northwest
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