Energy Northwest
Draft Environmental Impact Statement
Table of Contents
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Environmental Impact Statement issued by EFSEC
on May 14, 2007
A
public meeting to receive comments on the DEIS was held in
Kalama, WA on June 6, 2007.
Written comments
were
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Draft Environmental Impact
Statement
Cover Letter
Cover Letter to Reviewers
Fact Sheet
Table
of Contents
Acronyms
CHAPTER 1: SUMMARY
1.1 Introduction
1.2 What is being proposed?
1.3 What Comments were received during
the SEPA scoping
process?
1.4 Why is PMEC needed?
1.5 What environmental Impacts are anticipated?
1.6 Are there any significant adverse impacts that
cannot or will not be mitigated?
CHAPTER 2: PROPOSED ACTION AND ALTERNATIVES
2.1 Introduction
2.2 What is Energy Northwest proposing to build and operate?
2.3 What is the construction schedule, how many employees will
be needed, and where will they park?
2.4 What kind of security will be provided at PMEC site?
2.5 What are the construction and operational costs for the
project?
2.6 What measures are included in the project design to remove
or lessen environmental impacts?
2.7 What alternatives were considered?
2.8 What are the benefits or disadvantages or reserving
project approval?
CHAPTER 3: AFFECTED ENVIRONMENT, SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS, AND MITIGATION
MEASURES
3.1 Geology and Soils
3.2
Air Quality
3.3
Water Resources
3.4 Habitat and Wildlife
3.5
Environmental Health
3.6
Land Use, Recreation and Visual Resources
3.7
Socioeconomics Impacts
3.8
Cultural Resources
3.9
Traffic and Transportation
3.10
Public Services and Utilities
CHAPTER 4: CUMULATIVE AND INDIRECT IMPACTS
4.1 Geology and Soils
4.2
Air Quality
4.3
Water Resources
4.4 Habitat and Wildlife
4.5
Environmental Health
4.6
Land Use, Recreation and Visual Resources
4.7
Socioeconomics Impacts
4.8
Cultural Resources
4.9
Traffic and Transportation
4.10
Public Services and Utilities
CHAPTER 5: REFERENCES
CHAPTER 6:
LIST OF PREPARERS
CHAPTER 7:
DISTRIBUTION LIST
APPENDIX A
