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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8220.101.10
Description
Colorado River-Water Projects-Glen Canyon Dam/Lake Powel-Glen Canyon Adaptive Management
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Water Division
5
Date
10/17/1995
Title
Western Area Power Administration-Final Will Be Organization
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />01410 <br /> <br />Maintenance <br />TheDSW Maintenance office will provide maintenance planning and implementation for existing <br />P AO projects, as well as the portion of the CRSP system within the DSW service territory. The <br />Maintenance office will also provide facility planning, lands and realty, and drawing and document <br />management functions previously assigned to the PAO Engineering and Construction office. <br />Customer involvement activities associated with long-term facility planning, such as the existing <br />P AO 1 0- Year Plan, will also be managed by the Maintenance office, <br />An alternative proposal for the Maintenance office structure was proposed by employees and <br />implemented. The alternative improved on a number of leadership and teamwork issues and <br />reduced the staffing requirements by four, including the elimination of one manager position, <br /> <br />Final staffing levels: 93 FI'E, 10 contractor <br /> <br />Power Marketing <br />Power Marketing, contracts, energy services, system planning, resource management and rate <br />design for existing P AO projects will be part of the DSW Power Marketing office. The major <br />changes include additional authority, responsibility and accountability resulting from the <br />decentralization of power marketing, contracts and rates functions out of the eso to the regions. <br />Collaboration for policy development and quality control will now be regional responsibilities. <br />System Planning, previously a part of the Engineering and ConstIUction office of the PAO, will <br />now be integrated with resource management in the Power Marketing office. IIi addition, <br />authority and collaboration responsibility for future transmission and system planning activities <br />will be delegated solely to the regions, along with additional staffing resources. Activities and <br />coordination for regional transmission groups and FERC rule-making issues will also fall into the <br />Resource and Planning group. ' <br /> <br />To ensure Western involvement and leadership in national technical developments in resource and <br />transmission planning, employees suggested a small number of staff intended to be assigned to <br />the regions should be retained in the CPO Design office. Adoption of this suggestion reduced <br />DSW FI'E by one. <br /> <br />The Rates division will consist of rate design, customer involvement in rate design and rate issues <br />and rate public process responsibility. Revenue requirement responsibility will be reassigned to <br />the DSW Financial Office and Power Operations & Maintenance responsibility to DSW <br />Operations. <br /> <br />, Final staffing level: 22 FTE <br /> <br />40 <br />
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