Ten West Link transmission line project
final environmental impact statement and proposed resource management plan amendments
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Contributions
- United States. Bureau of Land Management. Colorado River District - Contributor
- California Public Utilities Commission - Contributor
- United States. Environmental Protection Agency - Contributor
- United States. Department of Defense - Contributor
- Yuma Proving Ground (Ariz.) - Contributor
and 8 more
- U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service - Contributor
- United States. Army. Corps of Engineers - Contributor
- United States. Western Area Power Administration - Contributor
- Arizona. Game and Fish Department - Contributor
- Arizona. State Land Department - Contributor
- Maricopa Association of Governments - Contributor
- La Paz County (Ariz.) - Contributor
- Quartzsite (Ariz.) - Contributor
Publication
2019 - U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management, [Colorado River District Office], Lake Havasu City, Ariz., Arizona
Language
English
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Identifiers
- Internet Archivetenwestlinktrans00unit
- Internet Archivetenwestlinktrans03unit
- Internet Archivetenwestlinktrans02unit
- OCLC Control Number1121080681
- Open LibraryOL27595370M
Classifications
- LCCHD243.A6 C65 2019
Alternate Titles
- Final environmental impact statement and proposed resource management plan amendments for the Ten West Link transmission line project
- Ten West Link 500kV transmission line project
Description
Evaluates the anticipated environmental effects of the construction, operation, maintenance, and decommissioning of the Ten West Link Transmission Line Project (Project) proposed by DCR Transmission, LLC. The proposed Project includes construction of a 500-kilovolt electric transmission line and associated infrastructure, from the Delaney Substation near Tonopah, Arizona, to the Colorado River Substation near Blythe, California...The Proposed Action is 114.3 miles long and generally follows the existing Devers to Palo Verde transmission line, including a 24.9-mile long crossing of the Kofa National Wildlife Refuge (NWR). The Agency Preferred Alternative is 125.0 miles long, utilizes BLM utility corridors, and does not cross the Kofa NWR.
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