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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Oill976 Scoping Document 1 Williams Fork Hydroelectric Project FERC Project No. 2204 12. FERC reviews SOl and lIP and provides comments to Denver Water. 13. FinalllP and SDl sent to participating parties and to FERC: April 21, 2002 ]4. Denver Water holds site visit: June 4, 2003. Two scoping meetings (one during the day and one during the evening) are held in Kremmling, CO: June 5, 2003. Meetings are recorded. ]5. Denver Water applies for 401 Water Quality Certification: projected July 30, 2003; DW makes initial request to USFWS about Endangered Species issues pertinent to the Project. 16. Comments and study requests must be made within 60 days of the last scoping meeting, or by August 4. 2003. Comments and additional study requests should be sent directly to Denver Water with a copy to the secretary of the FERC. Any dispute over additional study requests that Denver Water and the requesting participating party cannot resolve will be forwarded to the FERC staff for resolution. 17. Scoping Document 2 is sent to participating parties: September 18, 2003 18. Denver Water begins to conduct studies identified during the scoping process: September 2003 19. Results of first field season of studies are mailed to participating parties: January 2, 2004 20. Thirty days after results are mailed; Denver Water sends a letter to participating parties requesting identification of any additional studies. 21. Denver Water mails first field season study results to the FERC and participants: January 2004. Participating parties must comment on study results and respond to request for additional studies within 60 days of receipt of the request for additional studies. 22. Denver Water performs any additional studies during second field season (June- September 2004). Results are mailed to participating parties and Denver Water also requests preliminary terms, conditions, and recommendations. 23. Denver Water prepares preliminary draft environmental assessment (PDEA). Denver Water incorporates preliminary temlS, conditions and recommendations. 24. 8 months prior to the deadline date for filing its final Application for License, Denver Water sends PDEA and Draft License Application to participating parties. (I) The FERC issues a notice of availability of the POEA with a request for preliminary terms, conditions, and recommendations. Responses must be received within 90 days. (2) If necessary, Denver Water holds a meeting with participating parties to resolve any final issues concerning PDEA or Draft License Application. 21