Documents
Throughout the relicensing process, a number of official documents are produced. You can find some of those documents here or you can also view them at the Public Reference Room located in Badin, N.C.
Relicensing Settlement Agreement
February 2007
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Yadkin Project (FERC No. 2197) Relicensing Negotiations
Final License Application
Alcoa Power Generating Inc.’s application for license for the Yadkin Hydroelectric Project (FERC No. 2197) was filed with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on April 25, 2006. The License Application is a multi-volume document some of which are confidential. The link below describes the contents of each volume of the License Application.
License Application Volume Contents [101 KB]
Due to size of License Application volumes and the confidential nature of some of the volumes, only Volume I is available for download. All other public volumes (relicensing study reports and the consultation record) are available on CD by request. Please contact us to obtain a copy of public volumes of the License Application on CD.
Volume I
Table of Contents [183 KB]
List of Tables [170 KB]
List of Figures [164 KB]
Acronyms [157 KB]
Cover Page [212 KB]
Contents of Volume [101 KB]
Executive Summary [345 KB]
Initial Statement [180 KB]
Exhibit A
- Project Description [1,764 KB]
Exhibit B
- Project Operation and Resource Utilization [1,117 KB]
Exhibit C
- Construction History and Proposed Schedule [163 KB]
Exhibit D
- Statement of Costs and Financing [176 KB]
Exhibit E
- Environmental Report [2,719 KB]
Exhibit E.1
- General Description of the Locale [2,081 KB]
Exhibit E.2
- Water Use and Water Quality [1,022 KB]
Exhibit E.3
- Fish, Wildlife, and Botanical Resources [3,904 KB]
Exhibit E.4
- Historical and Archaeological Resources [2,835 KB]
Exhibit E.5
- Recreation Resources [1,753 KB]
Exhibit E.6
- Management and Aesthetics [2,719 KB]
Exhibit E.7
- Consistency with Comprehensive Plans [258 KB]
Exhibit E.8
- Relicensing Consultation Record [204 KB]
Exhibit E.9
- References [192 KB]
Exhibit F
- Design Drawings and Supporting Design Report [161 KB]
Exhibit G
- Project Map [161 KB]
Exhibit H
- Information Required for New License [1,159 KB]
Initial Consultation Documents
Initial Consultation Document [17800 KB]
Initial Consultation Document [17500 KB]
ICD Summary [404 KB]
Public Meeting Presentations
 June 2004
July 2003 [17500 KB]
November 2002 [404 KB]
FERC Documents
FERC Response to High Rock Lake Association Review of Operating Guides [1202 KB]
Issue Advisory Documents
September 9, 2004 - Final Meeting Summary [39 KB]
May 4, 2004 - Final Meeting Summary [942 KB]
Other IAG documents can be found on the respective IAG pages
Viewing documents in PDF format requires Adobe Acrobat Reader, which is available as a free download from the Adobe Web site.
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Alcoa distributes Agreement in Principle
After more than a year of settlement negotiations, Alcoa-Yadkin has distributed an “Agreement in Principle” that offers significant recreation enhancements and important environmental protections, including the protection of more than 6,000 acres of Alcoa–owned property. The agreement will serve as the foundation for developing a formal “Relicensing Settlement Agreement” that will be submitted to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
Alcoa–Yadkin worked closely with negotiation participants — representing more than two dozen state and federal agencies, local governments, recreational users, environmental groups and others — in an effort to develop the agreement.
Alcoa-Yadkin Files License Application with FERC; Settlement Negotiations Continue
BADIN (April 26, 2006) — The Yadkin Division of Alcoa Power Generating Inc. (Alcoa-Yadkin) has filed an application with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) for a new 50-year license that will regulate the company’s hydropower operations along the Yadkin River. Meanwhile, the company is continuing efforts to reach a settlement agreement with stakeholders interested in the future management of the hydropower project. Once an agreement is reached, it will be filed with FERC as an offer of settlement for FERC to consider.
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