UNITED STATES OF AMERICA BEFORE THE FEDERAL ENERGY ...

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 

BEFORE THE FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION 

Southern California Edison Company 

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Docket No. PT08-1-000 

INITIAL FILING OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY 

FOR DEVERS PALO VERDE NO. 2 PROJECT 

APPENDICES A-G 

May 2008

APPENDIX A 

Transmission Line Maps 

Devers-Palo Verde No. 2

40 

395 

15 

40 

M o h a v e 

CALIFORNIA 

ARIZONA 

15 

Cleveland 

National 

Forest 

5 

To Los Angeles 

215 

15 

San Bernardino 

National Forest 

Valley 

Substation 

Palm Springs 

San Bernardino 

National Forest 

Cleveland 

National 

Forest 

Devers 

Substation 

10 

Joshua Tree 

National Park 

Devers-Valley No. 2 

500kV Transmission Line 

S a n D i e g o 

Anza-Borrego Desert 

State Park 

S a n B e r n a r d i n o 

Salton Sea 

Chocolate Mountains 

Aerial Gunnery Range 

Devers-Harquahala 500kV 

Transmission Line 

Optional Midpoint Substation 

Preferred Site 


Alternate 1 

I m p e r i a l 

R i v e r s i d e 

Colorado River 

95 

Blythe 

Colorado 

River Indian 

Reservation 

Yuma 

Proving 

Ground 

Quartzsite 

95 

10 

Kofa National 

Wildlife Refuge 

L a P a z 

Alternate 

Harquahala 

Generating 

Station 

Switchyard 

60 

Y u m a 

Y a v a p a i 

93 

M a r i c o p a 

To Phoenix 

Proposed 

Harquahala 

Junction 

Switchyard 

8 

CA 

NV 

AZ 

Y u m a 

Proposed Transmission Line 

Devers - Palo Verde No. 2 

Figure 1 

Project 

Location 

0 10 20 30 

Miles 

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A-1

10 




Alternate 1 

Fiber Optic Repeater Site 

Project 

Location 

CA 

NV 

AZ 

Midpoint Substation Alternates 


0 1 2 3 

Miles 

Figure 2 

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A-2

Sources 

Land Ownership 

Proposed DPV2 500kV Transmission Line - Segments 

Panel Index Map 

Figure 3a 

United States Geological Survey (USGS), Santa 

Ana, CA (1979), Needles, CA/AZ, (1969), Salton 

Sea, AZ (1969), 1:250,000-scale topographic 

maps. Arizona land ownership, EPG, Inc. 2000. 

California land jurisdiction, Riverside County, July 3, 

2003. KOFA, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. U.S. 

Bureau of Land Management, California State 

Office, June 1998. U.S. Department of the Interior, 

Bureau of Land Management, October 1999. 

Devers to Palo Verde No.2 PEA (1988), SEIS 

(1988). 

Prepared By: EPG, Inc. April 2008 

O 

0 5 10 

Miles 

Bureau of Land Management 

Bureau of Reclamation 

California Fish and Game 

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service 

U.S. Forest Service 

Nature Conservancy 

National Park Service 

Native American Tribe 

Military 

State 

Private 

Proposed Devers - Harquahala 

Proposed Devers - Valley No. 2 

General Reference Features 

Existing 500kV Transmission Line 




! ! ! 

Natural Gas Pipeline 

County Boundary 

Joshua Tree National Park Boundary 

#0 Substation/Switchyard 

Wilderness 

hg Series Capacitor 

PACIFIC OCEAN 

§¨¦ 15 

#* 

Valley 

Substation 

#* 

Devers 

Substation 

San Diego County 

CALIFORNIA 

San Bernardino County 

PANEL 1 

PANEL 2 

Riverside County 

Imperial County 

ARIZONA 

La Paz County 

Harquahala 

Junction 

Switchyard 

Yuma County 

Yavapai County 

PANEL 3 

#* 

Proposed Route 

§¨¦ 10 

Maricopa County 

Proposed Devers - Valley Route 



Transmission Line Project 

CA 

Panel 1 of 3 

NV 

UT 

AZ 

Project 

Location 

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Bighorn Mountains 

Cleghorn Lakes 

Sheephole 

Valley 

San Gorgonio 

SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY 

RIVERSIDE COUNTY 

Devers 

Substation 

Joshua Tree National Park 

#0 

San Jacinto 

Valley 

Substation 

#0 

San 

Jacinto 

ORANGE COUNTY 


San Mateo 

Canyon 

Santa Rosa 

Mecca 

Hills 

Orocopia 

Mountains 

Series Capacitor 

hg 

Chuckwalla 

Mountains 

A-3

Sources 

United States Geological Survey (USGS), Santa 

Ana, CA (1979), Needles, CA/AZ, (1969), Salton 

Sea, AZ (1969), 1:250,000-scale topographic 

maps. Arizona land ownership, EPG, Inc. 2000. 

Arizona land jurisdiction, Town of Quartzsite, 2003. 

California land jurisdiction, Riverside County, July 3, 

2003. KOFA, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. U.S. 

Bureau of Land Management, California State 

Office, June 1998. U.S. Department of the Interior, 

Bureau of Land Management, October 1999. 


(1988). 


O 

0 5 10 

Miles 

Ownership 









Military 

State 

Private 

Salton Sea 









! ! ! 





Wilderness 



PACIFIC OCEAN 

§¨¦ 15 

#* 

Valley 

Substation 

#* 

Devers 

Substation 



PANEL 1 



CALIFORNIA 

PANEL 2 

ARIZONA 

La Paz County 

Harquahala 

Junction 

Switchyard 

Yuma County 




PANEL 3 

#* 

§¨¦ 10 


CA 

Figure 3b 




Panel 2 of 3 

NV 

UT 

AZ 

Project 

Location 

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#0 

Devers 

Substation 

Riverside 

Mountains 

Palen / McCoy 

Joshua Tree National Park 

Rice Valley 

Big Maria 

Mountains 

§¨¦ 10 §¨¦ 10 

CALIFORNIA 

ARIZONA 

Palen / McCoy 

hg 


Mecca Hills 

Orocopia 

Mountains 

Chuckwalla 

Mountains 



#0 

#0 

hg 

Santa Rosa 


Alternate 1 


Salton 

Sea 

Chocolate Mountains 

Aerial Gunnery Range 

Little Chuckwalla 

Mountains 


Anza-Borrego 

Desert State Park 

SAN DIEGO COUNTY 

IMPERIAL COUNTY 

Palo Verde 

Mountains 

Cibola National 


A-4

! 

! ! ! ! ! ! 

! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 

Sources 

United States Geological Survey (USGS), 

Phoenix, AZ (1969), Salton Sea, AZ (1969), 

1:250,000-scale topographic maps. Arizona 

land ownership, EPG, Inc. 2000. Arizona land 

jurisdiction, Town of Quartzsite, 2003. KOFA, 

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. U.S. Bureau of 

Land Management, California State Office, 

June 1998. U.S. Department of the Interior, 

Bureau of Land Management, BLM Arizona 

Access Guide (La Posa), October 1999. 


(1988). 


O 

0 1 2 3 4 5 

Miles 

Ownership 









Military 

State 

Private 

Salton Sea 









! ! ! 





Wilderness 



PACIFIC OCEAN 

#* 

CALIFORNIA 

PANEL 2 


#* 

Devers 

§¨¦ 15 Valley 

Substation Substation 



PANEL 1 


ARIZONA 

La Paz County 

Harquahala 

Junction 

Switchyard 

Yuma County 




PANEL 3 

#* 

§¨¦ 10 


Figure 3c 




CA 

Panel 3 of 3 

NV 

UT 

AZ 

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Project 

Location 

Palen / 

McCoy 

Big Maria 

Mountains 

Colorado River 

Indian Reservation 

CALIFORNIA 

ARIZONA 

Harquahala 

Mountains 

Palen / McCoy 



LA PAZ COUNTY 

MARICOPA COUNTY 


IMPERIAL COUNTY 

#0 

#0 

§¨¦ 10 §¨¦ 10 


Alternate 1 

hg 

! ! 

! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 


! 

! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 

! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 

! ! ! ! ! 

! ! 

! ! 

! ! 

! ! 

New Water 

Mountains 

! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 

! ! ! 

hg 


! ! ! 

! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 

Harquahala 

Generating Station 

Alternate Switchyard 

! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 

#0 

Hummingbird 

Springs 

Proposed 

Harquahala 

Junction 

Switchyard 

Palo Verde 

Mountains 

Cibola 

National 

Wildlife 

Refuge 

Yuma Proving 

Ground 

LA PAZ COUNTY 

YUMA COUNTY 

KOFA National 


LA PAZ COUNTY 

YUMA COUNTY 

Eagletail 

Mountains 

! ! 

Palo Verde 

Nuclear Generating 

Station Switchyard 

Hassayampa 

Switchyard 

! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 

Trigo 

Mountains 

! 

! ! ! 

A-5

A-6

APPENDIX B 

Plot Plans 


Plot Plan 

Devers Substation 

B-1

B-2

Plot Plan 

Valley Substation 

B-3

B-4

Plot Plan 

Series Capacitors- California 

B-5

B-6

Plot Plan 

Series Capacitors-Arizona 

B-7

B-8

Plot Plan 

Harquahala Switchyard 

B-9

B-10

APPENDIX C 

Entities from Whom Separate 

Permitting Approval is Required 


APPENDIX C 

Agency Name Focus Permit or Action Agency Contact Contact Information 

Due /Lead Time Status of Permit 

FEDERAL 

Bureau of Land Management (BLM) 

Construction on or in lands 

administered by the BLM 

Jurisdiction 

• Amendment to Right-of-Way Grant 

• Record of Decision 

• Lease for communication site 

Agency Contact Contact Information 


BLM Palm Springs-South Coast Field Office Nov-08 

690 West Garnet Avenue 

P.O. Box 581260 

North Palm Springs, CA, 92258 

John Kalish - Field Manager, 

BLM Palm Springs-South Coast 

Field Office 

Currently working on obtaining; 

• Section 7 Endangered Species Act 

consultation. 

• Section 106 National Historic 

Preservation Act consultation. 

• May 2005 Filed Amend ROW. 

U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) – Army 

U.S. Army Military Facilities • Right-of-Way Grant on Yuma 

George Fischbach U.S. Department of Army, Yuma Proving 

Nov-08 Application to be filed 5/2008 

Proving Ground –(Department of Defense is 

Ground 

the primary source) 

U.S. Army Garrison Yuma 

Attn: Public Works – 301 C Street 

Yuma, AZ 85365-9498 

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) 

Construction on lands 

administered by USFWS 

•Right-of-Way Grant 

•Record of Decision 

Susanna Henry, Refuge 

Manager 

USFWS, Kofa National Wildlife Refuge 

356 West First Street 

Yuma, AZ 85364 

Completed Permit Issued May 18, 2007 

San Bernardino National Forest (SBNF) 

Forest Lands 

• Amendment to Easement 

Jeanne Wade Evans, Forest 

Supervisor 

San Bernardino National Forest, 602 South 

Tippecanoe Avenue 

San Bernardino, CA 92408-2607 

Nov-08 Application to be filed 5/2008 

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 

• CA Portion 

Construction or operation of 

facilities which may result in 

any discharge into U.S. 

navigable waters 

• Section 10 Permit – crossing Colorado River • 

Section 404 Permit – streambed 

alteration/crossing 

To Be Provided To Be Provided 

6 months To be filed prior to construction 

Entities from Whom Separate Permitting Approval is Required C-1

APPENDIX C 

Agency Name Focus Permit or Action Agency Contact Due /Lead Time Status of Permit 

Contact Information 

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 

• AZ Portion 

Construction or operation of 

facilities which may result in 

any discharge into U.S. 

navigable waters 

•Section 401/404 Permit – streambed 

alteration/crossing 

Cindy Lester, Chief, Arizona 

Section Regulatory Branch 

U.S. Department of Army, USACOE 

3636 N. Central Avenue, Suite 900 

Phoenix, AZ 85012 


Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Airports and airline safety • 7460(1) Permit and Notice to Airmen – William C Withycombe FAA Western-Pacific Regional Office Air 

8 Weeks In Progress 

Shavers Summit Airport and “Airstrip” near 

Traffic Division, AWP-520 

Const. D-151 Construction of bypass and 

15000 Aviation Blvd. 

Blythe Airport. 

Hawthorne, CA 90260 

• FAA permit for relocated Devers helipad. 

U.S. Bureau of Reclamation 

Construction on or in land 

administered by the U.S. 


• Right-of-Way Grant – crossing CAP Canal 

Sharon Hood, Supervisor, 

Lands & Engineering Records 

Division 

P.O. Box D 


To be filed prior to 

construction 

To be filed prior to construction 

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) 

Licenses/permits related to 

FCC frequencies and paths 

• Telecomm Permit (as required) 

No Particular contact person, 

filed on-lilne. 

Federal Communications Commission 

445 12th Street, SW 

Washington, DC 20554 


construction 


TRIBAL LAND / BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS 

Agua Caliente Indian Reservation 



Tribal lands • Easement between Agua Caliente Tribal 

member and SCE subject to Bureau of Indian 

Connie Medina 777 E. Tahquitz Canyon Way, Suite 301 

Palm Springs, CA 92262 

Rights to be acquired 

prior to construction 

In Progress 

Affairs regulations 

ARIZONA – STATE 

Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) 

Transmission, substation, 

and generation projects 

• Certificate of Environmental Compatibility 



Brian McNeil Arizona Corporation Commission 

12-16 months Original application denied, but currently 

1200 W. Washington St. 

under appeal. SCE also considering 


new application in AZ 


APPENDIX C 



Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) 

Arizona streets and 

highways 

Encroachment/Crossing Permits 

• U.S. 95 between Const. D-35 and D-36 

• I-10 between Const. D-35 and D-36 

• I-10 between Const. D-112 and D-113 

Gerry Ramirez, Yuma District 

Permits 

Arizona Department of Transportation 

Intermodal Transportation Division 

2243 E. Gila Ridge Road 


90 days To be filed prior to construction 

Arizona State Land Department 

State lands and Arizona 

Native Plant Law 

• Right-of-Way License/Easement 

Ruben Ojeda, Rights of Way 

Administrator 

Arizona State Land Department 

1616 W. Adams St. 


1 year Filed April 8, 2008 

Arizona Department of Game and Fish 

• No Permit required at this time 

Bob Broscheid, Habitat Branch 

Chief 

Arizona Game & Fish Department 

Habitat Branch 

2221 West Greenway Road 

Phoenix AZ 85023 

n/a 

n/a 

Arizona Department of Environmental Quality 

La Paz County 

• Air Quality Permit for Harquahala Mountain 

Engine/Generator (if greater than 325 hp) 

Charlene Fernandez, 

Southwest Arizona Community 

Liaison 

Arizona Department of Environmental Quality 

Southwest Arizona Community Liaison 

Office 

350 W. 16th St., Suite 302, Yuma, AZ 85364 

Prior to installation of 

engine. 


Arizona Department of Environmental Quality Environmental 

• Stormwater Pollution and Prevention Plan Debra Daniel, Manager, Surface Stormwater Coordinator, Arizona Department 

Water Permits Unit 

of Environmental Quality 

1110 W. Washington St. 

Phoenix, Arizona 85007 

Prior to construction 


State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) 

Cultural Resources 

• Consultation for Section 106 of the National 

Historic Preservation Act by BLM 

James Garrison, 

State Historic Preservation 

Officer 

SHPO 

Arizona State Parks 

1300 W. Washington 


BLM completes 

consultation 

Consultation in progress 


APPENDIX C 



ARIZONA – LOCAL AND REGIONAL 

Flood Control District of Maricopa County 

Flood control/drainage 

structures 

• Flood Control/Drainage Channel 

Encroachment/Crossing Permit 

Agency Contact Due /Lead Time Status of Permit 

Angie Hardesty, 


Right-of-Way Permit Specialist 


Flood Control District of Maricopa County 

2801 W. Durango St. 


To be filed by contractor prior to 

construction 

Maricopa County Department of Transportation 

County roads and highways Road/Highway Encroachment/Crossing Permit Ryan Nies, Utility Coordinator Maricopa County DOT 

14 days lead time, 

2801 W. Durango St. 

maximum 6 months, 




construction 

La Paz County -Dept. of Transportation 

County roads and highways Permit for O/H Utility Road Crossing Roger Waltman, ROW -Agent La Paz County, Department of Public Works 14 days lead time, 

P.O. Box 3580, 


Parker, Arizona 85344 



construction 

La Paz County 

County roads and highways 

• Road/Highway Encroachment/Crossing 

Permit 



Tom Simmons 

Director Public Works 

La Paz County 

1108 Joshua Ave 

Parker, AZ 85344 





construction 

Harquahala Irrigation District 

Encroachment 

• Encroachment/Crossing Permit 

Robert S. Lynch, Counsel and 

Assistant Secretary/Treasurer, 

Irrigation and Electrical Districts 

Association of Arizona 

Harquahala Irrigation District 

402 S Harquahala Valley Rd 

Tonopah, AZ 85354 





construction 


APPENDIX C 



Maricopa County Air Quality Department 

Air Quality • Dust Control 

To Be Provided Maricopa County Air Quality Department 14 days lead time, 

1001 North Central Avenue, Suite 400, maximum 6 months, 

Phoenix AZ 85004 



construction 

CALIFORNIA – STATE 

California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) 

• Certificate of Public Convenience and 

Necessity 



Billie Blanchard Manager 

Energy Division, CEQA Unit 

San Francisco Office (Headquarters) 

505 Van Ness Avenue 

Completed 

Completed 

San Francisco, CA 94102 

California Independent System Operator (CAISO) 

• Interconnection approval 

Ali Chowdhury 

Director of Southern Region 

CAISO 

151 Blue Ravine Rd 

Folsom, CA. 95630 

Achowdhury@caiso.com 

Completed 

Completed 

California State Lands Commission 

Right of Way across state 

owned lands 

• Right-of-Way grant 

Robert Lynch, Chief-Division of California State Lands Commission 

Land Management, 

100 Howe Avenue, Suite 100-South 

lynchr@slc.ca.gov 

Sacramento, CA 95825-8202 

Dwight Sanders, Chief-Division 

of Environmental Planning and 

Management, 

sanderd@slc.ca.gov 



construction 

California Department of Fish and Game 

• Streambed Alteration 1602 Permit (if 

required) 

• 2081 Incidental take Authorization 

Scott Dawson, Senior 

Environmental Scientist 

State of California Department of Fish and 

Game 

Eastern Sierra-Inland Deserts Region 

3602 Inland Empire Blvd., Ste. C-220 

Ontario, CA 91764 

6-8 months To be filed by contractor prior to 

construction 


APPENDIX C 



California Department of Transportation, District 8 

• Overload Permit • Road/Highway 

Encroachment/Crossing Permit(as required) 

Douglas R. Failing, District 

Director 

District 7, Los Angeles and Ventura Counties 

100 S. Main Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012 



construction 

State Water Resources Control Board 

Stormwater Discharge 

CWA Section 402 (NPDES) Notice of Intent for 

State General Stormwater Permit 

Division of Water Quality 

Stormwater Section 

Stormwater Resources Control Board 

Division of Water Quality 

P.O. Box 1977 

Sacramento, CA 95812 



construction 

Department of Toxic Substances Control 

Hazardous Waste • Environmental Protection Agency Hazardous 

Waste Generator ID 

To Be Provided California EPA 

Department of Toxic Substances Control 


construction 

1001 I Street, 2nd Floor 

Sacramento, CA 95814-2828 


construction 

State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) 

Cultural Resources • Consultation for Section 106 of the National 

Historic Preservation Act by BLM 

Dwight Dutchy California Department of Parks and Recreation 

Office of Historic Preservation 

BLM completes 

consultation 

1416 9th Street, Room 1442, Sacramento, CA 

95814 

P.O. Box 942896 Sacramento, CA 94296- 

0001 

Consultation in progress 

California Air Resources Board 

Air Quality • No Permit Required at this time. 

n/a California Air Resources Board 

n/a n/a 

1001 I Street 

P.O. Box 2815 

Sacramento, CA 95812 


APPENDIX C 



CALIFORNIA – LOCAL AND REGIONAL 




County roads and highways • Road/Highway Encroachment/Crossing Ron Goldman, Planning Director Riverside County Planning Dept. 

Prior to construction To be filed prior to construction 

Permit 

Administrative Center (Riverside) 


4080 Lemon Street 


Riverside, CA 92502-1629 


County roads and highways 

• Road/Highway Encroachment/Crossing 

Permit 



Vana Olson, Public Works 

Director 

San Bernardino County, 825 East Third Street, 

San Bernardino, CA 92415 



Regional Water Quality Control Boards 

Water Quality 

• 401 Certification 

John Carmona, Senior Water 

Resources Control Engineer 

and/or 

Adam Fischer 

California Regional Water Quality Control 

Board 

Colorado River Basin Region 

73-720 Fred Waring Dr., Ste. 100 

Palm Desert, CA 92260 

and/or 

Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control 

Board 

3737 Main St. Ste. 500 

Riverside, CA 92501 



Palo Verde IrrigationDistrict 

Encroachment • Encroachment/Crossing Permit 

Roger Henning, Chief Engineer Palo Verde Irrigation District 1 


80 W 14th Ave. 

Blythe, CA 92225 

Coachella Valley WaterDistrict 

Encroachment 

• Utility Clearance and Encroachment Permit 

Mark L. Johnson, Director of 

Engineering 

Coachella Valley Water District 

P.O. Box 1058 

Coachella, CA 92236 




APPENDIX C 



Mojave Desert Air Quality Management District 

Air Quality • Dust Control Permit 

Chris Collins , 

Supervising AQ Specialist 

Mojave Desert AQMD 

14306 Park Ave 

Victorville, CA 92392 



South Coast Air Quality Management District 

Air Quality • Fugitive Dust Control Plan 

Steve Smith South Coast Air Quality Management District Prior to construction To be filed prior to construction 

21865 Copley Dr. 

Diamond Bar, CA 91765 

Cities - Banning 

City roads and highways, 

flood control/drainage 

channels, lands 

• Road/ Encroachment/Crossing Permit 

Duane Burk 

Public Works Director 

City of Banning 

99 East Ramsey Street 

Banning, CA 92220 



Cities - Beaumont 





Deepak Moorjani 

Public Works Director 

City of Beaumont 

550 E. Sixth St. 

Beaumont, CA 92223 



Cities - Blythe 





Jim Rodkey, Public Works 

Director 

City of Blythe 

235 N. Broadway 




Cities - Cathedral City 





Pat Milos Public Works Director City of Cathedral City 


68700 Avenida Lalo Guerrero 

Cathedral City, CA 92234 

Cities - Desert Hot Springs 





Eldon Lee Public Works Director City of Desert Hot Springs 


65-950 Pierson Blvd. 

Desert Hot Springs, CA 92240 


APPENDIX C 



Cities - Hemet 





Mike Gow, Public Works 

Director 

City of Hemet 

445 East Florida Ave. 

Hemet, CA 92543 



Cities - Indio 




•Road/ Encroachment/Crossing Permit 

Glenn Southard, City Manager City of Indio 


100 Civic Center Mall. 

Indio, CA 92201 

Cities - Palm Desert 





Mark Greenwood, Public Works 

Director 

City of Palm Desert 

73-510 Fred Waring Drive 




Cities - Palm Springs 





David Barakian, Public Works 

Director 

Palm Springs Department of Planning 

Services 

3200 E Tahquitz Canyon Way 

Palm Springs, CA 92262 



Cities - San Jacinto 




•Road/ Encroachment/Crossing Permit 

Mike Eberton, Public Works 

Director 

City of San Jacinto 

248 East Main Street 

San Jacinto, CA 92583 



OTHER UTILITIES 

El Paso Natural Gas Pipeline 

Encroachment 

• Pipeline Encroachment/Crossing Permit 



Clay Martin, Sr. Corrosion 5151 E Broadway Suite 1680 


Specialist 

Tucson, AZ 85711 

Southern California Gas Pipeline 

Encroachment • Pipeline Encroachment/Crossing Permit Ray Carroll -Engineer Southern California Gas Company – Sempra 6 months To be filed prior to construction 

Energy Utility 

9400 Oakdale Ave, Chatsworth CA 91311 


APPENDIX C 

BNSF 



Encroachment 

• Encroachment/Crossing Permit Const. D- 

2738 andD-2739 

Tanita Thomas (AZ crossings) 

and LaToya Poland (CA 

crossings) 

BNSF Permit Management Office 

3017 Lou Menk Drive 

Fort Worth, TX 76131-2800 


Imperial Irrigation District (IID) 

Line crossing 

• Line crossing permit for one 161 kV 

transmission lines for Blythe to Niland 

Robert Powell, Environmental 

Specialis II 

Environmental, Regulatory & 

Emergency Planning Section 

Operational Resources Dept. 

Customer Service Operations - Imperial Valley 

1699 W. Main St., Suite A 

El Centro, CA 92243 

Customer Service Operations - La Quinta 

81-600 Avenue 58 

La Quinta, CA 92253 

2-3 months To be filed prior to construction 

Metropolitan Water District (MWD) 

Line crossing • Line crossing permit for Julian Hinds-Mirage Jeffrey Kightlinger Metropolitan Water District Headquarters 


220 kV transmission line and Colorado River 

Mailing address: 

Aqueduct crossing 

P.O. Box 54153 

Los Angeles, CA 90054-0153 

Please contact 

RealEstateServices@mwdh2o.com for any 

questions or concerns regarding MWD-owned 

real estate 

Western Area Power Administration (WAPA) Line crossing Line crossing permit for one 161 kV 

transmission lines for Buck Goldmine Knob 

line 

To Be Provided Western Area Power Administration 

Desert Southwest Regional Office 

P.O. BOX 6457 

Phoenix, Arizona 85005-6457 



APPENDIX D 

Filed Permit Applications 


APPENDIX D 

The following table lists SCE's "Filed Permit Applications" -- copies of which will be provided within 30 days of FERC's initiation of the 

pre-filing process, pursuant to FERC regulations on pre-filing procedures, i.e., § 50.5(e)(6)(ii). 

Agency Description Filed/Issued* 

California Public Utilities Commission Application for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity April 11, 2005 

Bureau of Land Management Application to amend existing Right-of-Way Grant May 20, 2005 

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Kofa National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) Right-of-Way Permit October 31, 2005 

Bureau of Land Management/CPUC *Final Environmental Impact Report/Statement October 24, 2006 

Arizona 

Corporation Commission Certificate of Environmental Compatibility May 1, 2006 

Arizona State Land Department Right-of-Way Application April 8, 2008 

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APPENDIX E 

List of Affected Stakeholders 


APPENDIX E 


Type First Name Last Name Title Organization 

Agencies Lisa Szot Executive Director New Mexico Renewable Energy Transmission 

Authority 

Business Jim Love Vice President Beaumont Electric Co. 

Business N/A N/A N/A Chaffin Farms 

Business Joel Cyr N/A Cyr Aviation 

Business Jeffery Harris Attorney Ellsion, Schneider and Harris representing 3M 

Business Kay Hazen President Kay Hazen Consulting 

Business Mark Knorringa N/A Oak Valley Partners 

Business Peter Johnson N/A Sun Cal Companies 

Business Stewart Goodman N/A Vanderbilt Farms 

Business Fred Noble President Wintec Energy 

Business Valorie D. Melton N/A Five Star Inc. 

Cities Bob Botts Councilmember Banning 

Cities Duane Burk Public Works Director Banning 

Cities Debbie Franklin Mayor Pro Tem Banning 

Cities Barbara Hanna Councilmember Banning 

E-1

APPENDIX E 



Cities John Machisic Councilmember Banning 

Cities Brian Nakamura City Manager Banning 

Cities Oscar Orsci Community Development Banning 

Director 

Cities Brenda Salas Mayor Banning 

Cities Roger Berg Councilmember Beaumont 

Cities Brian DeForge Mayor Beaumont 

Cities Dave Dillon Director of Economic 

Beaumont 

Development 

Cities Larry Dressel Councilmember Beaumont 

Cities Ernest Egger Planning Director Beaumont 

Cities Alan Kapanicas City Manager Beaumont 

Cities Martie Killough Councilmember Beaumont 

Cities Deepak Moorjani Public Works Director Beaumont 

Cities Dave Perey Superintendent Bicentennial Union High School District 

Cities Carie Covel Councilmember Blythe 

Cities Robert Crain Mayor Blythe 

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Cities Joseph DeConinck Councilmember Blythe 

Cities Beverly Mays Vice Mayor Blythe 

Cities Les Nelson City Manager Blythe 

Cities Jim Rodkey Public Works Director Blythe 

Cities Jennifer Wellmen Planning Director Blythe 

Cities Bill Baynes City Engineer Cathedral City 

Cities Don Bradley City Manager Cathedral City 

Cities Kathleen DeRosa Mayor Cathedral City 

Cities Charles England Mayor Pro Tem Cathedral City 

Cities Leisa Lukes Planning Director Cathedral City 

Cities Paul Marchand Councilmember Cathedral City 

Cities Pat Milos Public Works Director Cathedral City 

Cities Gregory Pettis Councilmember Cathedral City 

Cities Charles Vasquez Councilmember Cathedral City 

Cities Tom Alexander Manager Cibola National Wildlife Refuge 

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Cities Eduardo Garcia Mayor Coachella 

Cities Steven Hernandez Mayor Pro Tem Coachella 

Cities Richard Macknicki City Council Coachella 

Cities Gilbert Ramirez, Jr. City Council Coachella 

Cities Paul Toor Public Works Director Coachella 

Cities Jesse Villarreal City Council Coachella 

Cities Karl Baker Councilmember Desert Hot Springs 

Cities Russell Betts Councilmember Desert Hot Springs 

Cities Rick Daniels City Manager Desert Hot Springs 

Cities Larry Grafron Planning Director Desert Hot Springs 

Cities Jonathon Hoy Public Works Director/City Desert Hot Springs 

Engineer 

Cities Eldon Lee Public Works Administrator Desert Hot Springs 

Cities Scott Matas Mayor Pro Tem Desert Hot Springs 

Cities Steven Mendoza Building Director Desert Hot Springs 

Cities Yvonne Parks Mayor Desert Hot Springs 

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Cities Al Schmidt Councilmember Desert Hot Springs 

Cities Brian Christie City Council Hemet 

Cities Rick Crimini Planning Commission Hemet 

Cities John Davidson City Manager Hemet 

Cities Bob Duistermars Planning Commission Hemet 

Cities Mike Gow Public Works Director Hemet 

Cities Nick Jones Planning Commission Hemet 

Cities Robin Lowe City Council Hemet 

Cities Richard Masyczek Planning Director Hemet 

Cities Eric McBride City Council Hemet 

Cities Wigsbert Mendoza Planning Commission Hemet 

Cities Mayzelle Rhoten Planning Commission Hemet 

Cities Marc Searl Mayor Hemet 

Cities Lori Van Arsdale Vice Mayor Hemet 

Cities Melanie Fesmire Mayor Pro Tem Indio 

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Cities Gene Gilbert City Council Indio 

Cities Ben Godfrey City Council Indio 

Cities Lupe Ramos- Mayor 

Indio 

Watson 

Cities Jim Smith Public Works Director Indio 

Cities Michael Wilson City Council Indio 

Cities Scott Bernhart Director, Community 

La Paz County 

Development 

Cities Martin Brannan County Attorney La Paz County 

Cities Clifford Edey Supervisor La Paz County 

Cities Gene Fisher Supervisor La Paz County 

Cities Donna Hale County Administrator La Paz County 

Cities Mary Scott Supervisor La Paz County 

Cities Tom Simmons Public Works Director La Paz County 

Cities Fulton Brock Supervisor Maricopa County 

Cities Darren Gerard Deputy Director, Planning Dept. Maricopa County 

Cities Terri Hogan Principal Planner, Planning 

Dept. 


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Cities Andrew Kunasek Supervisor Maricopa County 

Cities Joy Rich Director, Planning Dept. Maricopa County 

Cities David Smith County Administrator Maricopa County 

Cities Don Stapley Supervisor Maricopa County 

Cities Andrew Thomas County Attorney Maricopa County 

Cities Mary Rose Wilcox Supervisor Maricopa County 

Cities Max Wilson Supervisor Maricopa County 

Cities Jean Benson Mayor Palm Desert 

Cities James Ferguson Councilmember Palm Desert 

Cities Cindy Finerty Councilmember Palm Desert 

Cities Mark Greenwood Public Works Director Palm Desert 

Cities Richard Kelly Councilmember Palm Desert 

Cities Carlos Ortega City Manager Palm Desert 

Cities Arla Scott Planning Director Palm Desert 

Cities Robert Spiegel Mayor Pro Tem Palm Desert 

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Cities David Barakian Public Works Director Palm Springs 

Cities Craig Ewing Planning Director Palm Springs 

Cities Ginny Foat Mayor Pro Tem Palm Springs 

Cities Rick Hutcheson Councilmember Palm Springs 

Cities Chris Mills Councilmember Palm Springs 

Cities Steve Pougnet Mayor Palm Springs 

Cities David Ready City Manager Palm Springs 

Cities Lee Weigel Councilmember Palm Springs 

Cities Tom Wilson Assistant City Manager Palm Springs 

Cities Michelle Pedro Manager River Breeze RV Resort 

Cities Marion Ashley Supervisor Riverside County 

Cities Bob Buster Supervisor Riverside County 

Cities Leticia Delara Chief of Staff for Roy Wilson Riverside County 

Cities John Field Chief of Staff for John 


Tavaliogne 

Cities Ron Goldman Planning Director Riverside County 

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Cities Robin Hastings Chief of Staff for Marion Ashley Riverside County 

Cities Vern Lauritzen Chief of Staff for Jeff Stone Riverside County 

Cities Larry Parrish County Executive Officer Riverside County 

Cities David Stahavich Chief of Staff for Bob Buster Riverside County 

Cities Jeff Stone Supervisor Riverside County 

Cities John Tavaglione Supervisor Riverside County 

Cities Roy Wilson Supervisor Riverside County 

Cities Erik Haarstad Site Contact Ruth Fisher Elementary School 

Cities Robin Berry Superintendent Saddle Mountain Unified School District 

Cities George Dean Superintendent Salome Consolidated Elementary District 

Cities Josh Hoffman Site Contact Salome Elementary School 

Cities Byron Maynes Dean Salome High School 

Cities Paul Biane Supervisor San Bernardino County 

Cities Josie Gonzales Supervisor San Bernardino County 

Cities Dennis Hansberger Supervisor San Bernardino County 

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Cities Brad Mitzelfelt Supervisor San Bernardino County 

Cities Vana Olson Public Works Director San Bernardino County 

Cities Gary C. Ovitt Supervisor San Bernardino County 

Cities Julie Rynerson- Land Use Services Director San Bernardino County 

Rock 

Cities Jim Ayres Mayor San Jacinto 

Cities Chris Carlson City Council 

San Jacinto 

Buydos 

Cities Mike Eberton Public Works Director San Jacinto 

Cities Tim Hults Planning Director San Jacinto 

Cities Barry McClellan City Manager San Jacinto 

Cities Robert Ritchie City Council San Jacinto 

Cities Kenneth Shaw City Council San Jacinto 

Cities Dale Stubblefield City Council San Jacinto 

Cities Robert Alcumbrac Community Council Thousand Palms 

Cities Karen Esposito Community Council Thousand Palms 

Cities Roy Nokes Community Council Thousand Palms 

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Cities Leonard Thompson Community Council Thousand Palms 

Cities Letty Valdez Community Council Thousand Palms 

Cities N/A N/A N/A Tonopah Valley Community Council 

Cities Levi Beard City Council Town of Buckeye 

Cities Bobby Bryant Mayor Town of Buckeye 

Cities Robert Bushfield Director, Community 

Town of Buckeye 

Development 

Cities Robert Doster City Council Town of Buckeye 

Cities Robert Garza City Council Town of Buckeye 

Cities Jeanine Guy Interim Town Manager Town of Buckeye 

Cities David Hardesty City Council Town of Buckeye 

Cities Elaine May City Council Town of Buckeye 

Cities David Rioux City Council Town of Buckeye 

Cities Scott Ruby Town Attorney Town of Buckeye 

Cities Dan Beaver City Council Town of Parker 

Cities Christine Boatwright City Council Town of Parker 

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Cities Karen Bonds Mayor Town of Parker 

Cities Vacant Covered by Public Works Director 

Town of Parker 

Lori 

Cities Guy Gorman Director, Community 

Town of Parker 

Development 

Cities Frank Hernandez City Council Town of Parker 

Cities Steve Madoneczky City Council Town of Parker 

Cities Gus Rosenfeld Town Attorney Town of Parker 

Cities Frank Savino City Council Town of Parker 

Cities Marion Shontz City Council Town of Parker 

Cities Lori Wedemeyer Town Manager Town of Parker 

Cities Walt Atkin City Council Town of Quartzsite 

Cities Emmett Brinkerhoff Public Works Director Town of Quartzsite 

Cities Chuck Busby City Council Town of Quartzsite 

Cities Hal Davidson City Council Town of Quartzsite 

Cities Dan Field Town Manager Town of Quartzsite 

Cities Carolyn Guthrie City Council Town of Quartzsite 

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Cities Wes Huntley City Council Town of Quartzsite 

Cities Verlyn Michel Mayor Town of Quartzsite 

Cities Beth Praast Director, Planning & Zoning Town of Quartzsite 

Cities Alex Taft Assistant Town Manager Town of Quartzsite 

Cities Herman York City Council Town of Quartzsite 

Cities Gregory Donovan Superintendent Western Maricopa Education Center 

Cities Jim Keith Site Contact Winters Well Elementary School 

Community Kevin McCarthy N/A Arizona Tax Research Association 

Community Nancy Hall President Beaumont Citizens for Responsible Growth 

Community N/A N/A N/A Cibola Sportsmans Club 

Community B. Paul Barnes N/A Neighborhood Coalition of Greater Phoenix 

Community N/A N/A N/A Tonopah Valley Association 

Economic 

Development 

Economic 

Development 

Economic 

Development 

Jim Apperson N/A Arizona Chamber of Commerce 

Glenn Hamer N/A Arizona Chamber of Commerce 

Glenn Hamer N/A Arizona Manufacturers Council 

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Economic 

Development 

Fred Bell N/A Building Industry of America (BIA) Desert 

Chapter 

Economic 

Development 

John Soulliere N/A Coachella Valley Economic Partnership 

(CVEP) 

Economic N/A N/A Executive Director Ehrenberg Chamber of Commerce 

Development 

Economic Katie Pushor N/A Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce 

Development 

Economic Richard Parker Vice President Greater Phoenix Economic Council 

Development 

Economic 

Development 

Barry Broome N/A Greater Phoenix Economic Development 

Corporation 

Economic N/A N/A Executive Director McMullen Valley Chamber of Commerce 

Development 

Economic 

Development 

Tamara Stevens N/A Palm Springs Economic Development 

Corporation 

Economic Jana Ponce Wolfe N/A Parker Chamber of Commerce 

Development 

Economic N/A N/A Executive Director Quartzsite Chamber of Commerce 

Development 

Economic Bill Landon Legislative Affairs Manager Economic Council of Pass Area Communities 

Development 

Electeds Rick Renzi US Representative AZ 1st Congressional District 

Electeds Trent Franks US Representative AZ 2nd Congressional District 

Electeds John Shadegg US Representative AZ 3rd Congressional District 

Electeds Ed Pastor US Representative AZ 4th Congressional District 

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Electeds Harry Mitchell US Representative AZ 5th Congressional District 

Electeds Jeff Flake US Representative AZ 6th Congressional District 

Electeds Raul Grijalva US Representative AZ 7th Congressional District 

Electeds Gabrielle Giffords US Representative AZ 8th Congressional District 

Electeds Lynne Pancrazi Representative AZ Legislative District 24 

Electeds Theresa Ulmer Representative AZ Legislative District 24 

Electeds Manuel V. Alvarez Representative AZ Legislative District 25 

Electeds Jennifer J. Burns Representative AZ Legislative District 25 

Electeds Trish Groe Representative AZ Legislative District 3 

Electeds Nancy McLain Representative AZ Legislative District 3 

Electeds Tom Boone Representative AZ Legislative District 4 

Electeds Judy M. Burges Representative AZ Legislative District 4 

Electeds Amanda Aguirre Senator AZ Senate District 24 

Electeds Marsha Arzberger Senator AZ Senate District 25 

Electeds Ron Gould Senator AZ Senate District 3 

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Electeds Jack Harper Senator AZ Senate District 4 

Electeds Gary Miller U.S. Representative CA Congressional District 42nd 

Electeds Anna Eshoo U.S. Representative CA 14th Congressional District 

Electeds George Radanovich U.S. Representative CA 19th Congressional District 

Electeds Lois Capps U.S. Representative CA 23rd Congressional District 

Electeds Henry Waxman U.S. Representative CA 30th Congressional District 

Electeds Hilda Solis U.S. Representative CA 32nd Congressional District 

Electeds Ed Royce U.S. Representative CA 40th Congressional District 

Electeds Joe Baca US Representative CA 43rd Congressional District 

Electeds Ken Calvert US Representative CA 44th Congressional District 

Electeds Mary Bono Mack US Representative CA 45th Congressional District 

Electeds Loretta Sanchez U.S. Representative CA 47th Congressional District 

Electeds John J. Benoit Assemblyman CA Assembly District 64 

Electeds Bonnie Garcia Assemblyman CA Assembly District 80 

Electeds Jim Battin Senator CA Senate District 37 

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Electeds Denise Moreno Ducheny Senator CA Senate District 40 

Electeds Arnold Schwarzeneg Governor 

CA State Governor's Office 

ger 

Electeds Heather Wilson U.S. Representative NM 1st Congressional District 

Electeds Steve Pearce U.S. Representative NM 2nd Congressional District 

Electeds Tom Udall U.S. Representative NM 3rd Congressional District 

Electeds John Kyl US Senator State of Arizona 

Electeds John McCain US Senator State of Arizona 

Electeds Barbara Boxer US Senator State of California 

Electeds Dianne Feinstein US Senator State of California 

Electeds Jeff Bingaman US Senator State of New Mexico 

Electeds Pete Domenici US Senator State of New Mexico 

Electeds Janet Napolitano Governor State of Arizona 

Environmental N/A N/A N/A Arizona Desert Bighorn Sheep Society 

Environmental Dave Hicks Executive Director Arizona Trail Association 

Environmental Jason Williams Regional Director Arizona Wilderness Coalition 

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Environmental Lisa T. Belenky Staff Attorney Center for Biological Diversity 

Environmental Cameron Barrow N/A Coachella Valley Preserve 

Environmental Joan Taylor N/A Coachella Valley Sierra Club 

Environmental Eric Mangussen Program Associate Environment Arizona 

Environmental Robert A. Witzeman MD Conservation Chair Maricopa Audubon Society 

Environmental Sherli Leonard N/A Redlands Conservancy 

Environmental Jon Findley N/A Sierra Club, Grand Canyon Chapter 

Environmental Rob Smith N/A Sierra Club, Grand Canyon Chapter 

Environmental Sandy Bahr Conservation Outreach Director Sierra Club, Grand Canyon Chapter 

Environmental Cary W. Meister Conservation Chair Yuma Audubon Society 

Environmental Rick Estes Chair Sierra Club, San Gorgonio Chapter 

Environmental Cameron Barrows Biologist Coachella Valley Preserve 

Environmental Jeff Morgan Chairman Sierra Club - Tahquitz Group 

Environmental Joan Taylor Conservation Chair Sierra Club - Tahquitz Group 

Environmental Bill Havert Executive Director Coachella Valley Mountains Conservancy 

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Environmental Buford Crites Vice President of the Board Friends of the Desert Mountains 

Environmental Frazier Haney Preserve Manager Wildlands Conservancy 

Government 

Associations 

Katie Barrows Director of Environmental 

Resources 

Coachella Valley Association of Governments 

(CVAG) 

Government Dennis Smith N/A Maricopa Association of Governments 

Associations 

Government Brian Babiars N/A Western Arizona Council of Governments 

Associations 

Government Jack Lunsford President and CEO Western Maricopa Coalition 

Associations 

Government 

Associations 

Rick Bishop Executive Director Western Riverside Council of Governments 

(WRCOG) 

Government 

Associations 

John Wohlmuth Executive Director Coachella Valley Association of Governments 

(CVAG) 

Individual Lon Stewart N/A N/A 

Individual Richard Strandberg N/A N/A 

Individual Ken G. Sweat N/A N/A 

Individual Carol Tepper N/A N/A 

Individual Alan Timmerman N/A N/A 

Individual Lynn Ashby N/A N/A 

Individual Donald G. Begalke N/A N/A 

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Individual Peter Bengtson N/A N/A 

Individual Bettina Bickel N/A N/A 

Individual Lola Boan N/A N/A 

Individual Thomas L. Floyd N/A N/A 

Individual Paul Franckowiak N/A N/A 

Individual Joe Gardner N/A N/A 

Individual Jack Grenard N/A N/A 

Individual R. Scott Jones N/A N/A 

Individual Mary Justice N/A N/A 

Individual Matt Kalina N/A N/A 

Individual Nancy Kroenig N/A N/A 

Individual Jennifer Leitch N/A N/A 

Individual Melissa Lopez N/A N/A 

Individual Art Merrill N/A N/A 

Individual Walace Nogueira Jr. N/A N/A 

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Individual Elna Otter N/A N/A 

Individual Michael Quinlan N/A N/A 

Individual E.S. Robinson N/A N/A 

Individual Ms. Alecs Sakta N/A N/A 

Individual Les Starks N/A N/A 

Individual Sthephen Ahearn N/A N/A 

Individual Lisa Anderson N/A N/A 

Individual Lori Bosh N/A N/A 

Individual Don Brakley N/A N/A 

Individual Lois Celotti N/A N/A 

Individual Tom Daniel N/A N/A 

Individual Jim Diels N/A N/A 

Individual Craemer Donaldson N/A N/A 

Individual Veronica Evall N/A N/A 

Individual Stephen Fusiliea N/A N/A 

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Individual Scott Harelson N/A N/A 

Individual Jacob Hawkins N/A N/A 

Individual Paul Herndon N/A N/A 

Individual Gary Ijams N/A N/A 

Individual Angela Jenell N/A N/A 

Individual Chris Johnston N/A N/A 

Individual Bill Killough N/A N/A 

Individual I. Markovic N/A N/A 

Individual Barbara Martin N/A N/A 

Individual Fred Mason N/A N/A 

Individual Crista McGue N/A N/A 

Individual Bud McPhail N/A N/A 

Individual Jerry Melton N/A N/A 

Individual Lyle Millege N/A N/A 

Individual Carol Millette N/A N/A 

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Individual Harvey Niskala N/A N/A 

Individual Erma Orsino N/A N/A 

Individual Gilbert Perez N/A N/A 

Individual Mark Raymert N/A N/A 

Individual Teresa Real-Ruiz N/A N/A 

Individual Elizabeth Renyin N/A N/A 

Individual Charlene Richard N/A N/A 

Individual Janeen Rohovit N/A N/A 

Individual V.M. Shanley N/A N/A 

Individual Lindsay Smythe N/A N/A 

Individual Harry Thomas N/A N/A 

Individual Kevin Turner N/A N/A 

Individual Hector Velasco N/A N/A 

Individual Robert Verlaan N/A N/A 

Individual Andy Vossler N/A N/A 

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Individual Craig Wealer N/A N/A 

Industry Greg Patterson N/A Arizona Competitive Power Alliance 

Industry Alice Lara N/A Arizonans for Electric Choice and Competition 

Native American Thomas Davis Chief Planning and 

Aqua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians 

Development Officer 

Native American Todd Hooks Director of Economic 

Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians 

Development 

Native American Margaret Park Director of Planning and Natural Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians 

Resources 

Native American N/A N/A N/A Colorado River Indian Tribes 

Native American George Forman Representing Morongo Band of Forman Associates 

Mission Indians 

Native American Tom Linton Director of Planning and Morongo Band of Mission Indians 

Economic Development 

Native American Greg Glassco Director, Culture and Research Yavapai Prescott Indian Tribe 

Native American Frank Jozwiak Attorney Quechan Indian Tribe 

Schools Jacquline Price Principal Ehrenberg Elementary School 

Schools N/A N/A N/A Quartzsite Elementary School 

Schools N/A N/A N/A Ruth Fisher Elementary School 

Schools John Sigala Site Contact Tonopah Valley High School 

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Utilities Bob Mooney Project Director Desert Southwest Transmission Project 

Utilities James Chuang Environmental Specialist/Land Southern California Gas Co./Sempra Energy 

Planner 

Utilities Dennis Criswell N/A Southwest Public Power Resources 

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APPENDIX F 

Environmental and Engineering Firms 

Used to Develop the Project 


APPENDIX F 

Environmental and Engineering Firms Used to Develop the Project 

ENVIRONMENTAL AND ENGINEERING FIRMS 

Environmental Planning Group, Inc. (EPG) was contracted by SCE to prepare an Proponent's 

Environmental Assessment (PEA), an environmental document required by the California Public 

Utility Commission (CPUC) as part of SCE's filing for a Certificate of Public Convenience and 

Necessity (CPCN) to construct DPV2. SCE contracted for archaeological field surveys of the 

proposed and alternate routes in California which were conducted as part of the PEA required 

studies. EPG conducted the other resource studies for the PEA. EPG also prepared an 

Application for a Certificate of Environmental Compatibility before the Arizona State Siting 

Committee. 

To minimize environmental impacts by the use of existing access roads, the Devers-Harquahala 

transmission line routes were selected by SCE to parallel the existing Devers-Palo Verde No. 1 

500 kV transmission line. Most of the route was located on BLM land so a third-party 

CEQA/NEPA study was required. The CPUC/BLM contracted with a third-party consultant to 

prepare an EIR/EIS. 

Environmental and engineering firms and sub-contractors under contract to SCE for DPV2 

included EPG, Inc. who prepared the PEA, conducted environmental supplemental studies, 

conducted cultural resource in Arizona, biological resource studies in Arizona and California and 

prepared an application for a Certificate of Environmental Compatibility in Arizona. SCE and 

EPG personnel also testified at the Arizona Siting Committee hearings in Phoenix. EPG will also 

work with SCE in preparation of the Resource Reports. 

Subcontractors to EPG for preparation of the PEA included: 

1) Alice Karl & Associates conducted biological resource surveys of the Harquahala - Devers 

portion of the proposed line in California including desert tortoise surveys. 

2) BioResources conducted biological resource surveys of the West of Devers portion of the 

proposed line in California 2004. 

Subcontractors to SCE for input into the PEA included: 

1) Jones and Stokes conducted archaeological resource surveys in California. 

2) EPG conducted biological resources surveys in Arizona and California and archaeological 

surveys in Arizona. 

Engineering firms include Burns & McDonnell (BMcD) who will manage the Engineering, 

Procurement and Construction (EPC) firm who has not yet been chosen by SCE. BMcD will 

utilize consultants Dudek and Associates for biological compliance. SCE will provide 

archaeological compliance. 

Resource Associates and Copper State Consulting assisted in public involvement planning and 

activities. The Bureau of Land Management of Land Management conducted all tribal 

consultations 

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APPENDIX G 

Project Participation Plan 


DRAFT 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON (SCE) 

DEVERS-PALO VERDE NO. 2 (DPV2) PROJECT 

PROJECT PARTICIPATION PLAN 

PURPOSE OF THIS PLAN 

The purpose of this Project Participation Plan is to identify specific outreach materials and 

activities on how the project will be communicated to stakeholders as SCE engages in the FERC 

Transmission Line Siting process. 

GOALS 

• Proactively communicate the DPV2 project to all stakeholders in Arizona and California, 

including the public, elected and appointed officials, public agencies, and other interested 

stakeholders 

• Help the public understand the FERC review and pre-filing process 

• Explain SCE’s simultaneous efforts to seek a DPV2 project solution with the State of 

Arizona 

IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY AND ACTIVITIES 

1. Effectively communicate the FERC pre-filing request and application filing to all 

stakeholders 

Project Notification List 

SCE will develop a project notification list to include all stakeholders listed in FERC’s noticing 

requirements. The project notification list will be used to notify the appropriate stakeholders for 

the FERC pre-filing and application noticing. SCE will maintain and update the list throughout 

the FERC process with newly identified stakeholders and undeliverable addresses. 

Stakeholder Noticing 

For the noticing of the FERC pre-filing request, SCE will develop a participation notice 

according to FERC’s requirements. The notice of pre-filing mailing will include the 

participation notice, a project fact sheet, FERC’s Electric Transmission Facilities Permit Process 

pamphlet, and a copy of FERC Director’s notification of commencement of pre-filing process. 

The participation notice will be sent out within 14 days of the FERC Director’s notification of 

commencement of pre-filing process. The application notification will be sent out within three 

days after Commission notices application and will include the FERC Notice of Application. 

The participation notice and application notice will be mailed first class to all stakeholders 

identified in the project notification list. 

Newspaper Noticing 

A notice in newspapers will be published twice within 14 days of pre-filing request and 

application filing. The notice will be published in the following publications: 

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Riverside County, California 

• Hemet Valley Chronicle 

• The Press Enterprise 

• The Desert Sun 

• The Record Gazette 

• Palo Verde Valley Times 

La Paz County, Arizona 

• Quartzsite Times 

Maricopa County, Arizona 

• The Arizona Republic 

• West Valley View 

Filing Repositories 

Within 3 business days of the pre-filing and application materials being filed, complete copies of 

the materials will be made available at the following locations: 

REPOSITORY SITE ADDRESS PHONE NUMBER 


Southern California Edison 

26100 Menifee Rd 

(909) 928-8208 

Company, San Jacinto Service 

Center 

Romoland, CA 92380 

San Jacinto Library 

500 Idyllwild Drive 

(951) 654-8635 


Company, Palm Springs Service 

Center 

Palm Desert City Library 


Company, Blythe Service Center 

Quartzsite Public Library 

Buckeye Public Library 


Phoenix District 

Hassayampa Field Office 

San Jacinto, CA 92583 

36100 Cathedral Canyon Dr 

Cathedral City, CA 92234 

73300 Fred Waring Drive 


505 W. 14th Ave 



465 N. Plymouth Ave 

Quartzsite, AZ 85346 


312 N. 6th St 

Buckeye, AZ 85326 

21605 N. 7 th Ave 

Phoenix, AZ 85027-2929 

(760) 202-4286 

(760) 346-6552 

(760) 922-9158 

(928) 927-6593 

(623) 386-2778 

(623) 580-5500 

2. Effectively communicate the DPV2 project through public outreach materials and 

communication activities 

Project Fact Sheet 

SCE will prepare a fact sheet on the project to communicate the project to all audiences. It will 

include the following components: project description, project benefits, project map, project 

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eview and approval process, public outreach, description about SCE, project website address, 

and contact information. The fact sheet will be included in the participation notice mailing, 

distributed at open houses, placed on the project website, and be used in briefings with key 

stakeholders and elected officials. 

Project Website 

SCE has established a website for the DPV2 project (http://www.sce.com/dpv2). The website 

will include: 

• Project description 

• Project map 

• Current project status 

• Project review and approval process 

• Description of the FERC Transmission Line Siting process 

• Public outreach 

• SCE contact information 

• Project Fact Sheet 

The website will have a list of filing repositories and complete copies of all FERC filed materials 

will be posted. The website address will be listed on all public outreach materials. The website 

will be updated periodically to keep the information current on the status of the project. 

Frequently Asked Questions 

Throughout the FERC process, common questions and inquiries regarding the project will be 

received from the public, elected officials, and stakeholders. A Frequently Asked Questions 

document will be developed and posted to the project website. 

Open Houses 

SCE will hold open houses to allow the general public, affected property owners, and other 

stakeholders the opportunity to learn about the proposed project. The open houses will be held 

in the evening and coordinated with FERC staff. Comment cards will be provided to allow for 

written comments. Open house invitations will be sent to all stakeholders in the project 

notification list. The open houses will also be noticed in local newspapers. All stakeholder 

comments, questions, and participation information will be documented by SCE and filed with 

FERC. 

Since it is anticipated that FERC will hold its public scoping meetings in late June, SCE plans to 

hold a first round of open houses in Arizona in mid-June 2008 to gather initial input from the 

public on the proposed project. When the Arizona portion of the project is more defined, SCE 

will follow up with a second round of open houses in Arizona in late Summer/Fall 2008. SCE 

will also hold open houses in California in late July 2008. SCE proposes the following schedule 

for the first round of open houses: 

DATE/TIME 


Tuesday, June 24, 2008 

4:30 – 7:30 pm 

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Wednesday, June 25, 2008 

4:30 – 7:30 pm 

Thursday, June 26, 2008 

4:30 – 7:30 pm 


Tuesday, July 29, 2008 

4:30 – 7:30 pm 

Wednesday, July 30, 2008 

4:30 – 7:30 pm 

Thursday, July 31, 2008 

4:30 – 7:30 pm 

Project Updates 

Project updates will be sent at key milestones to all affected and interested stakeholders during 

the FERC process. They will be used to keep the public informed about the project and its 

status. Each project update will be posted on the website. 

Briefings with Key Stakeholders, Elected and Appointed Officials 

The project team will conduct briefings with key individuals or groups, elected and appointed 

officials. The briefings will be used to discuss the proposed project and the FERC process. All 

briefings will be documented by SCE and filed with FERC. 

Presentations to Community Stakeholders 

SCE may make presentations to business/economic development organizations, community 

organizations, and other groups to present the proposed project. 

3. Establish a SCE point of contact and protocols for responding to requests for information 

from the public and public agencies 

Single Point of Contact 

SCE has established a single point of contact who is knowledgeable about the DPV2 project. 

The contact will be Michael Huynh, SCE Public Involvement. The public will be able to contact 

Mr. Huynh by phone, email, or mail. 

Phone (toll-free): 866-602-3782 

Email: Michael.C.Huynh@sce.com 

Mail: Michael Huynh 

Public Involvement 


2244 Walnut Grove 

Rosemead, CA 91770 

Responding Requests for Information from the Public 

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All requests from the public will be processed by SCE’s Public Involvement department. Public 

Involvement will review the request and route the request in two ways: 

1. If the question can be answered based on previously approved material (talking points, 

fact sheet, FAQ, etc.) or other routine issues, the SCE Public Involvement representative 

will respond. 

2. If the question cannot be answered on previously approved material, the request will be 

forwarded to the appropriate SCE representative on the project team to determine the 

appropriate response. 

For routine requests where information is readily available, SCE will respond to those requests 

within 2-3 business days. For all other requests, SCE will respond within 7-10 business days. 

All requests for information and responses will be documented by SCE and filed with FERC on a 

monthly basis. 

Responding to Requests for Information from Federal, State, and Tribal Agencies 

All requests from Federal, State, and Tribal permitting agencies will be answered by the 

appropriate SCE representative on the project team. The time it will take to answer each request 

will vary and SCE will do its best to respond the request in a timely manner. All requests for 

information and responses will be documented by SCE and filed with FERC on a monthly basis. 

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