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<br />Or" . 'J f" <br />U" ,L' 'j <br /> <br />A statement by Utah Power & Light Company, outlining its assessment of <br /> <br />the effects of water use and control on the fishing and recreational in- <br /> <br />terests in the area, is included in the Appendix. As previously stated, <br /> <br />the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, the Forest Service, and <br /> <br />utah Division of Fish and Game are studying the proposed water use and <br /> <br />planning to independently determine their effects on fish and wildlife <br /> <br />resources, and make <br /> <br />recommendations to the Company. <br /> <br />Water Quality Requirements <br /> <br />1. Contractual requirements. The contract referred to under "Air Qual- <br /> <br />ity Requirements" contains a provision requiring the Company to com- <br /> <br />ply with all applicable Federal, State, and local laws, orders and <br /> <br />regulations pertaining to pollution of streams, reservoirs; ground <br /> <br />water, or water courses with respect to thermal pollution or the dis- <br /> <br />charge of refuse, garbage, sewage effluent, industrial waste, oil, <br /> <br />mine tailings, mineral salts, or other pollutants. <br /> <br />2. State of Utah requirements. As of January 25, 1971, Huntington Creek <br /> <br />had not been classified by the State under its regulations. <br /> <br />Ash Disposal and Dust Abatement <br /> <br />Ash characteristics are listed in a table in the Appendix. <br /> <br />The estimated 80,000 tons of ash produced annually for a 430-mw <br /> <br />unit will be disposed of to minimize any air pollution in accordance <br /> <br />with the following general plan: <br /> <br />1. If an electrostatic precipitator is used for particulate removal, <br /> <br />the fly ash will be transported by a conventional pneumatic ash- <br /> <br />handling system to an ash silo where it will be fluidized and un- <br /> <br />loaded into a vehicle designed to prevent escape of dust for <br /> <br />23 <br />