28 pages

English

Devers Comment Meeting 01-29-10

Fawyeng - Tsm

Le téléchargement nécessite un accès à la bibliothèque YouScribe
Tout savoir sur nos offres

28 pages

English

Le téléchargement nécessite un accès à la bibliothèque YouScribe
Tout savoir sur nos offres

A propos
Informations
Extrait

Description

Southern California Edison CompanyDevers-Mirage 115 kV SubtransmissionSystem Split ProjectCalifornia Public Utilities CommissionPublic Comment Meetingfor theDraft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR)January 29, 2010Palm Desert, California1‡„„‡‡Participants and their Roles Eric Chiang, CPUCLead Agency under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)Doug Cover and Matt Fagundes, Environmental Science Associates (ESA)Environmental Consultant for the CPUCSouthern California Edison: Applicant2‡„‡‡‡‡„‡Meeting AgendaCPUC Review and CEQA ProcessProject OverviewAlternatives ConsideredSummary of Environmental ImpactsNext StepsPublic CommentSpeaker cardsComment forms3Permit to Construct (PTC)Investor Owned Utility (IOU)Proposes to build infrastructurePermit to Construct (PTC)CPCNorDiscretionary Decisionof CommissionApprove DisapproveorCPUC Review ProcessEconomic and other factorsPTC Review may includeMeet Needs Market Market Ratesof PeopleCompetition StructureEnvironmental considerationsCEQA ReviewPublic Awareness to Mitigation AlternativesEnvironmental Impacts MeasuresBasic Application and Environmental Review Processes (Step 1)Utility Files ApplicationEnvironmental CPUC ReviewsConsultant ReviewsApplicationDeemed CompleteEnvironmental Go toReview Begins Step 2Basic Application and Environmental Review Processes (Step 2)Environmental Review BeginsAgencyEnvironmental ConsultationReview in ...

Informations

Publié par	Fawyeng
Nombre de lectures	25
Langue	English

Extrait

Southern California Edison Company Devers-Mirage 115 kV Subtransmission System Split Project

California Public Utilities Commission Public Comment Meeting for the Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR)

January 29, 2010 Palm Desert, California

Participants and their Roles

Eric Chiang, CPUC Lead Agency under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Doug Cover and Matt Fagundes, Environmental Science Associates (ESA) Environmental Consultant for the CPUC Southern California Edison: Applicant

Meeting Agenda

CPUC Review and CEQA Process

Project Overview

Alternatives Considered

Summary of Environmental Impacts

Next Steps

Public Comment

Speaker cards

Comment forms

Permit to Construct (PTC)

Investor Owned Utility (IOU)

Proposes to build infrastructure

Permit to Construct (PTC)

pApro

Discretionary Decision of Commission

DCisPaCpNprove

CPUC Review Process

PTC Review may include

Rates

Market Competition

CEQA Review

Public Awareness to Environmental Impacts

Market Structure

Mitigation Measures

onomic nad toeh rfac

Meet Needs of People

otsr

Environmental considerations

Alternatives

Basic Application and Environmental Review Processes (Step 1)

Utility Files Application

CPUC Reviews

Environmental Consultant Reviews

Application Deemed Complete

Environmental Review Begins

Go to Step 2

Basic Application and Environmental Review Processes (Step 2)

Environmental Review Begins

Environmental Review in Field

Conduct Initial Study

Agency Consultation

Prepare Prepare Mitigated NegativeorlneatronmEnvi Declaration Impact Report

Go to Step 3

Basic Application and Environmental Review Processes (Step 3)

Public Scoping Meeting

Receive information from public to determine the range of issues and alternatives

Prepare Draft EIR

Public Notice of Draft EIR

Public Comments

Final EIR

Contains “Environmentally Superior Routes and Other Alternatives

Go to Step 4

Basic Application and Environmental Review Processes (Step 4)

ALJ Proposes Decision for Commission

Final EIR

ALJ s Proposed Decision ’

Contains Routing, Economic Issues, Social Impact Issues, And Need for Project

Interveners Comment on Proposed Decision

Proposed Final Decision

Commissioners Vote

Project Location

SCEs Project Purpose and Need

Relieve existing thermal overload conditions on two 115 kV subtransmission lines Resolve a forecasted voltage problem on the 220 kV transmission system Serve projected electrical demand in the cities of Palm Springs, Rancho Mirage, Cathedral City, Palm Desert, Indian Wells, and unincorporated areas of Riverside County, including the Thousand Palms community Be operational by mid-2011