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Page 5. THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppoer, OR.. Thursday, July 31. 1975 sa MOfDCE pueu Over Ilia Tea Cq y. 4 NOTICE OF ACTION BY: Washington PiiWIc Power Supply System Public Utility District No. I af Beaton CMBty Public Utility DUtrlct Na. 1 af Cbelaa Caunty Public UUIIty Dlilrlct Na. I af Clallam Caunty Public Utility DUtrlct Na. I af Clark Caanly Public Utility DUtrlct Na. I af Cawllti Caanly Public Utility DUtrlct No. 1 af Douglas Caanly Public Utility DUtrlct Na. I af Franklin Caanly Public Utility DUtrlct Na. I af Grant Caunty Public Utility DUtrlct Na. I af Grays Harbor County Public Utility DUtrlct Na. I af Klickitat County Public Utility DUtrlct Na. I af Lewis Caunty Public Utility DUtrlct Na. I af Matoa Caunty Public Utility DUtrlct Na. 1 af Mason County Public Utility DUtrlct Na. I af Okanogan County Public Utility DUtrlct Na. I af Pacific Caunty Public Utility DUtrlct No. I af Pend Oreille County Public Utility DUtrlct Na. I af BkamanU Caanly Public Utility DUtrlct Na. I af BaobomUb County Public Utility DUtrlct Na. I of Wahkiakum County City of Blaine C ity of Centralis City of Cheney City of Coulee Dam City of Ellcnsburg City of McCteary City of Port Angeles City of Richland City of Seattle Town of Steilacoom City of Somas City of Tacoma Vera Irrigation District Na. IS Pursuant to the provisions af Chapter 43.Z1C, notice U hereby given that the above listed Joint operating agency, public atilily dUtrkU, Irrigation district, cities and towns did on the dates show below, take actions which may or may not he held ar deemed to be a major action slgnlfkaatly affecting the quality af the environment. Any action to set aside, enjoin, review, or otherwise challenge such actions on the grounds of noocomplUace with the provUions af Chapter 43.11 RCW Stale Environmental Policy Act) shall he commenced within N days ar he barred'. . The actions taken by the above lilted joint operatir-g agency, public utility districts, hrrlgslioa district, cities and towns, notice of which hi hereby given, were as follows: I .A. On the below mentioned dates the CemmUsloa ar Council af the respective public utility district ar city adopted Us below numbered resolution or ardlnance ( I approving the underUking by Washington Public Power Supply System (the "System") of iu Nuclear Project No. 4 and Nuclear Project No. I; and (1) authorising the execution and delivery of an "Option and Services Agreement" between It and the System relating to said Projects and their financing and the Paget Sound Power Light Campany's Skagit Nuclear Power Project (the "Skagit Project"). City or District Resolution Na. PI I) Na. I of Benton County 771 PI D No. I of Chelan County MM PCD Na. I af CUIUm Caunty 754 PCD No. I of Clark County ItM PCD No. I of CowlHs County IMS PI 0 No. I of Douglas County 3SIS PCD No. I of Frsnklin County SSI PCD No. I of Grsnl County 3242 PCD No. I of Grsys Harbor County 1443 PI D No. I of Klickitat Caunty 734 PCD No. I of Lewis County I 3S3 PCD No. 3 of Msson County 411 PCD No. 2 of Pscifk County 7S2 PCD No. I of Sksmanla County S77 PCD No. I of Snohomish County IMS PCD No. I af W ahklakam Caunty 474 City of Richland 3S-7S City of Seattle I44SI4 City of Tacoma Public Utility Board V-4SU C ity Council Z33M Date of Adoption April 22. l 75 April 2. l7I April 38. I7S April 22, IKS April a. I 7 5 May 12. It75 April 22. 1S7S . MayS. I7S; MayS. If 75, April 22. If 75 April 21. If 75 April CT. 1175 MayS.lf75 April 21. H7S April 22. H7S May I. If 75 April 21. If 75 May 13. If 75' April!, If 75; April IS, If75 4-Ordinance I.B. On the below mentioned dates the Commission ar Ceuacll af the respective public utility dlstrkt. Irrigation district, city or Iowa adopted Its below aumbered resolution authoriilng the esecutlon and delivery af aa "Optloa aad Services Agreement" between it and the System. DUtrlct. City ar Towa Resolution No. PCD No. I af Mason County 45 PCD No. I of Okanogan County S2S PCD No. I of Pend Oreille County 737 City af Blaine M CttyefCentralU 1351 City of Cheney C-334 City af Coulee Dam 2 CltyofEllensburg IS7S-I3 CllyafMcClcary IS City of Port Angeles UTS Tow a of Steilacoom 4SI City af Somas 1SS Vera Irrigation Dlilrlct Na. IS 5-1 -75 Date of Adoption. April 21. IS7S May 12. ItJi May 4. If 75 April 21. IS7S May 4,1175 May 13. IS7S May 14. 1175 May S. It75 May 7, If 7S April IS. 1175 April IS, 1175 May 12, 1175 May S. 1173 I.C. Oa June It, II7S. the Board af Directors af the System adopted Resolution No. 752 authoriilng the esecoiloa aad delivery of aa "Optloa and Services Agreement" hetweea the System, esch af the above mentioned publk utility dUtrtcls. Irrigation district, cities and towns and the following people s utility dbtrkU, cities, tawas aad eiectrkal cooperatives which are statutory preference customers af the Bonneville Power Administration ("Bonneville"): Alder Mutual Light Campaay. Alder. Wa. Bentoa Rural F.kclrk AssocUtloa. Pressor. Wa. Rig Bend Electric Cooperative. Inc., RltivUle. Wa. Columbia Rural Electric Assoc la lion. Inc., Dayton, Wa. Flmhurst Mutual Power Light Ca.. Tscoma, Wa. Inland Power aad Light Ca.. Spokane, Wa. Lincoln Electric Cooperative. Inc., Davenport, Wa. Nespelem Valley Electric Cooperative. Inc.. Nespekm, Wa. Ohop Mulusl Light Campaay, EstoovUle, Wa. Okanogsa County Electrk Cooperative. Inc., Wlnthrop, Wa. Orcas Pawer and Ughl Campaay, Eastsosmd. Wa. Parklaad Ughl Water Campaay. Tscoma. Wa. Tanner Electrk. North Bead. Wa. City af Bandon. Baadoa, Or. Blachly Lane Caanly Cooperative Electrk I AssocUtloa. Eageae. Or, The City af Bonaert Ferry, Banners Ferry, Id. City af Barky, Burley, Id. The CMy af Caaby, Caahy, Or. City af Cascade Lacks, Cascade Lacks. Or. Central Electrk Cooperative. Inc., Redmond. Or. The Central Lincoln Peoples UUIIty District, Newport, Or. CUtikanle Peoples Utility District, ClaUkaaie, Or. Clearwater Power Cempsay. LewUtea, Id. Celumbia Basla Electric Cooperative. Inc., Heppoer, Or. Consumers Power, Inc., CorvsllU, Or. Id. Coos-Curry Electrk Cooperative, Inc., Coquille, Or. Douglas Electrk Cooperative. Inc., Roseburg, Or. The City of Drain, Drain, Or. Fall River Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc., Ashton, Glacier Electrk Cooperative. Inc., Cut Bank, Mt. City of llryburn, Heyburn, Id. Hood River Electric Cooperative of Hood River County, Odell. Or. ! Idaho County Light It Power Cooperative Association, Inc., Grangevilk, Id. City of Idaho Falls, Idaho Falls, Id. Kootenai Electric Cooperative, Inc., Coeur D'AIene, Id. Lane County Electric Cooperative, Inc., Eugene, Or. IJncoln Electric Cooperative, Inc., Eureka, Mt. Lost River Electric Cooperative, Inc.. Mackay, Id. Lower Valley Power Light. Inc., Afton, Wy. City of McMinnville, McMlnnvllle, Or. Midstate Electric Cooperative, Inc., La Pine, Or. City of Milton Kreewster, Milton r'reewaler. Or. Missoula Electrk Cooperative, Inc., Missoula, Mt. City of Monmouth, Monmouth, Or. Northern Lights, Inc., Sandpoint, Id. Northern Wasco County Peoples Utility District. The Dalles. Or. Prairie Power Cooperative, Inc., Fairfield. Id. Raft River Rural Electric Cooperative. Inc., Malta, Id. Ravalli County Electric Cooperative, Inc., Corvallis, Mt. City of Rupert, Ru?ert, Id. Rural Electrk Company, Rupert, Id. Salem Electric, Salem. Or. Salmon River Electric Cooperative, Inc., Challis, Id. TbeCity of Springfield. Springfield. Or. Tillamook Peoples Utility District. Tillamook. Or. Umatilla Electrk Cooperative Association, Hermiston, Or. Unity Light and Power Company, Burley, Id. Vigilante Electrk Cooperative, Inc., Dillon, Mt. Wasco Electric Cooperative, Inc., The Dalles, Or. Wells Rural Electric Company. Wells. NV. West Oregon Electric Cooperative, Inc., Vernonia, Or. 1. D. On June It. It75. the Board of Directors of the System adopted Resolution No. 753 providing for a plan and system for 'he acquisition and construction by the System of two nuclear generating plants to be known as its Nuclear Project No. 4 and Nuclear Project No. 3. j : 2. The projects which are the subject of the above actions and the property pertaining to said actions are as follows: ' 2.A. The System's Nuclear Project No. 4 U a nuclear fueled electric generating anil consisting of a nuclear steam supply system manufactured by Babcock It Wilcox Company which supplies steam to a Westinghouse Electrk Company turbine-generator designed to produce approximately l,2."0,000 kilowatts of electrk energy, and the related cooling facilities and other auxiliary equipment, structures and buildings. The unit U currently scheduled to begin commercial operation in March 1982. The Project location is in Benton County. Washington, and U located approximately IS miles north of Richland on a portion of the United States Energy Resources Development Agency Reservation. 2.B. The System's Nuclear Project No. S is a nuclear fueled electrk generating unit consisting of a nuclear steam supply system manufactured by Combustion Engineering, Inc., which supplies steam to a Westinghouse Electric Company turbine-generator, designed to produce approximately 1.740.000 kilowatts of electric energy and the related cooling facilities and other auxiliary equipment, structures and buildings. The unit is currently scheduled to begin commercial operation in March 1983. The' Project location b in Grays Harbor County. Washington, and U located approximately three miles south of the towa of Satsop. 2.C. The Puget Sound Power & Light Company's Skagit Project U described as two nuclear furled electric generating units each of which will include a nuclear steam supply system manufactured by General Electric Company, a Westinghouse Electrk Company turbine-generator, designed to produce approximately 1.274.404 kilowatu of electrk energy and the related cooling facilities and other auxiliary equipment, structures and buildings. The units are currently scheduled to begin commercial operation in July 1982 and July 1985, respectively. The Project location is in Skagit County. Washington, and U located approximately 12 miles northeast of the City of Mount Vernon. 2. D. The electric power service areas and property therein, which may or may not be affected by the above actions, include the service areas of the above listed public utility districts, people's utility districts, irrigation district, cities, towns and electrk cooperatives. 3. The electrk power produced by the above-mentioned Projects U expected to be distributed to the preference and other customers of Bonneville throughout the Pacific Northwest Region by Bonneville and to the investor owned utilities by Bonneville or their own systems. 4. The System's actions authorized by Resolutions N'os. 752 and 753 referred to above are subsequent to Its action authoriied by its Board of Directors Resolution No. 71 adopted October 23. 1974, and the System reserves its rights under the notice of said Resolution No. 711 publishrd and Hied as authoriied by RCW Section 43.2lC.4H4. 5. Pertinent documents may be examined during regular business hours at the offices of the System and the auditors or clerks of each district, city or town as listed below: Washington Public Power Supply System. 30 George Washington Way, Richland. Wa. (Duane Renbergrrl PCD No. I of Benton County, 521 S. Auburn St., Kennrwkk, Wa. PCD No. I of Chelan County, 327 N. Wenatchee Ave., Wenatchee. Wa. PCD No. I of Clallam County, Highway IIE., Port Angeles. Wa. PCD No. I of Clark County. 1204 Fort Vancouver Way, Vancouver, Wa. PCD No. I of Cowliti County', tea Commerce Way, Longvkw. Wa. PUD Na. I of Douglas County. 1131 N. Main St.. E. Wenatchee, Wa. PCD Na. I of Franklin County. 1411 W. Clark, Pasco. Wa. PUD No. 2 of Grant County. 34 "C" Street S.W.. Ephrata. Wa. PUD Na. I of Grays Harbor County. 2720 Sumner Ave.. Aberdeen, Wa. PCD Na. I of Klickitat County. 1383 S. Columbus. Goldrndak. Wa. PUD No. I of Lewis County. Ml Pacific Ave.. Cbehalis. Wa. PCD Na. I of Mason County. Potlach. Wa. PUD No. 3 of Mason County. 311 Cota Street. Shellon. Wa. PUD Na. I of Okanogan County. 1331 Second Ave.. Okanogan. Wa. PUD Na. 2 of Pacific County, 4th It Duryea Streets, Raymond, Wa. PCD Na. I of Pend Oreille County. 134 N. Washington, Newport. Wa. PCD No. I of Skamania County, IH3 Second St., Stevenson. Wa. PCD Na. I of Snohomish County. 2324 California Ave., Everett. Wa. PCD No. I of Wahkiakum County. Calhlamet. Wa. City of Blaine, 344 II. Street. Blaine. Wa. City of Centralis. IIM N. Tawer Ave., Centralia. Wa. City of Cheney. 4t Second St., Cheney, Wa. City of Coulee Dam, 304 Lincoln, Coulee Dam, Wa. City of Elknsburg. 424 N. Pearl, Ellrnsburg. Wa. City of Mct kary. Third and Main. Mct'leary. Wa. City af Port Angeles. 144 W. Front St., Part Angeles. Wa. City of Richland. 543 Swift Street. Richland. Wa. City of Seattle. First Floor. Seattle Municipal Building. (h4 Fourth Avenue, KratO, Wa. Towa of Steilacoom, 1715 Lafayette, Steilacoom, Wa. City af Samas, City Hall. Samas, Wa. City af Tacoma, Offke af Deputy City Attorney. Second Floor Department af Utilities, Public Administration Building. 3C2S South 35th. fsroms. Wa. Vera Irrigation District Na. IS. Ml N. Evergreen. Veradak, Wa. Dated (his 30th day of June, 1475. FILED BY: W ashlngtoa Pablic Pawer Supply System J.J. Stela, Managing Director P.O. Box MS Rkblau4.Wa.tt3S Publishes! July tl. 31. II7S In Sunday' men's play 15 braved the warm weather to test the course. C.C. Carmich eal was hot as the weather and scored a 65 to win low gross. Low net went to Rick Johnston with a 52. John Edmundson and Jerry Daggett tied for the least putts. Francis Doherty dropped his tee shot about three feet from the No. 3 pin to win the KP award. Bob Jepsen hit the long drive for the day. Following regular play a sole survivor round was won by the well known sand bagger, Harold Kerr, with Dave Harrison taking second honors. The first half of the match play was won" by the team of Ron Jones and Ron William son. Second half play is now underway and is being held on Tuesday evenings instead of Thursdays. Men's club championship play will begin Aug. 2. Pairings will be announced as soon as all interested persons have registered. The Willow Creek ladies have been active hosting ladies from neighboring clubs and the most recent visitors were from Boardman and Condon. Hostesses for the day were Ada Sniffer and Rose mary Parks. Dorothy Close from Condon topped that group to take low gross and win a tote bag. Low net went to Marian Humphrey and was awarded two golf balls. Karen Dyer had long drive and Dee Hollen had KP and each received a pair of socks. Only two played from Boardman so both were win ners. Sally Green received a (ote bag for low gross and she and Dian Wetherell each received a ball for low net. Sally had the long drive and was awarded a pair of socks. Bev Gunderson topped the local ladies and was presented a tote bag for low gross. Vi Lanham received two balls for low net. Vicki Edmundson also won two balls for long drive. KP went to Pat Ed mundson who won a pair of socks for her efforts. On July 22 the Willow Creek ladies got serious about their golf game and held their first regular play for the season. Winners for the play included Lois Hunt with low gross and Ada Sniffer with least putts. High specs and low gross went to Eddi Skow. A special award was given Pat Edmundson for Uie most gripes, 19. She apparently left her clubs at home and had to use her daughters. Some dates to add to your calendar are Aug. 17 when Willow Creek will host Mc Nary golfers and then on Aug. 31 Willow Creek men and ladies will travel, to McNary. A luncheon is being planned for the lady golfers on Aug. 19. More on these events later. Accident claims Echo resident Funeral services were held in Hermiston Friday, July 25 for Phill Emert, Echo. Mr. Emert was killed when he was hit at a railroad crossing in Echo. Emert was 58. He was a rancher and wheat grower all his life. A former resident of lone, he had ranched at Echo since 1968. Mr. Emert was a veteran of World War 41 in the Air Transport Command of the U.S. Army Air Force. He was a member of the American Legion at lone. Services were held at Burns Mortuary Chapel in Hermis ton with Rev. Harold McAr thur, Stanfield. officiating. Burial was at Stanfield Ceme tery with military services conducted by American Le gion Post No. 95, lone. Mr. Emert is survived by his widow, Barbara, Echo; two sons, Phill Emert, Salem; Robert Emert, Echo; two daughters, Deloris Spor.Ola tha, CO; Connie Emert, Dale, OR; five brothers, Delbert and Beecher, lone; Dee, Touchet, WA; Arland, Ray mond, WA; and Clarence, Santa Rosa, CA. One brother, Alfred, preceded him in death in World War II. Three sisters, Blanche Ward, Kuna, ID; Beulah Dunham, Camas Val ley, OR; Patricia Pettyjohn, lone; and six grand-children. RODEO IS STRAW HAT TIME See our fine selection Gardner's Men's Wear Heppner Ph. 676-9218 time ! Mobile Home-Center j Eastern Oregon's Oldest and Most Reliable Dealer Proven Service Not Promises r jjhtxtm eOUJfMWEST QUALITY FACTORY Bl'ILT HOMES Regular house siding, roofs, gutters and dowa spouts. Built like homes should be. Between I'matilla llermbtoa aa Highway 32 at Power City 922-3752
