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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8220.200.02.I
Description
Southern Nevada Water Project
State
NV
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Date
9/1/1996
Author
USDOI/BOR
Title
Southern Nevada Water Authority Treatment & Transmission Facility: Final Environmental Impact Statement
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<br />cc <br />..... <br />co <br />-' <br /> <br />c- <br />- <br /> <br />SOurnERN NEVADA WATERAlITHORITY - TREATMENT AND TRANSMISSION FACILITY <br /> <br />Each component was chosen <br />based on the reasons <br />summarized in the following <br />paragraphs. <br /> <br />The Saddle Island intake site <br />was judged more favorable <br />than the Hoover Dam intake <br />site for two general reasons: <br /> <br />1. The Saddle Island site <br />carried a lesser risk of <br />cost escalation. This <br />reduced risk is the result <br />of construction <br />uncertainties associated <br />with building near Hoover <br />Dam, and the potential <br />uncertainties associated <br />with coordination with <br />the Federal agencies <br />responsible for the dam, <br />and for all of the <br />activities which go on in <br />and around the dam; and <br /> <br />2, Saddle Island carried a <br />lesser risk of delays in the schedule for project implementation. Delays would likely occur <br />at Hoover Dam because of the extensive need for design coordination and participation <br />by Reclamation for facilities in and around Hoover Dam. <br /> <br />In addition to those two general reasons, other specific concerns included: <br /> <br />1. The intake at Hoover Dam could be temporarily shut down and no water would be <br />available. This could happen in response to some engineering requirements of the <br />operators of the dam, or by some other function considered a higher priority; <br /> <br />2. New special contracts and agreements would need to be entered into with Reclamation; <br />and <br /> <br />3. The construction of new tunnels and a new intake facility near the existing hydro-electric <br />units could pose significant problems with site access, construction delays, and restraints <br />on some types of construction. <br /> <br />The single factor which could favor the Hoover Dam intake site would be the perception <br />that a Hoover Dam intake would provide greater water system reliability because it is <br />further away from the existing Saddle Island intake. <br /> <br />S-14 <br /> <br /> Figure S-2 <br />Choices for the Four Components that Determined <br />the Selection of the Preferred Alternative <br />Component #1: . Saddle Island <br />Intake Site . Hoover Dam <br /> . Foothill <br />Component #2: <br /> . River Mountains <br />WTF Site <br /> . Railroad Pass <br /> .51-16 <br />Component #3: . SI-1C <br />Transmission Facilities .51-5 <br />Connecting the Intake . HO-2 <br />Site and WTF Sita <br /> . HD-8 <br />Component #4: . Most Favorable <br />In-Valley Water North-Valley and <br />Transmission System South-Valley Routes <br /> <br />SUMMARY <br />
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