on each sheet. Several sections of a conduit, transmission line, telephone line, road, railway, etc.. may be shown upon a single sheet, each so placed or limited as to avoid crowding or confusion. Except to the extent and in such particulars as the requirements may be expressly waived or modined by the Commission the detail map to be filed as this exhibit shall conform to the specifications for drawings, § 4.42, and the following requirements:

(1) It shall show the project area and the project boundary.

(1) The project boundary for reservoirs may be shown by metes and bounds, or by a contour, or if the project lands are covered by the public land survey by lines along or parallel to lines of the public land survey. Where a flowage easement or right of use Involving other than a conveyance in fee for

reservoir applies to a whole tract of land and is not otherwise defined, the project boundary may enclose the entire tract.

(11) The project boundary for continuous structures, such as transmission lines, telephone and control lines, conduits, roads, etc., may be described by center or offset lines of survey specifying distances of the project boundary therefrom.

(iii) Except with respect to lands necessary or appropriate for recreation purposes, for which it is recognized that additional project area will generally be required, the project boundary shall be no more than 200 feet (horizontal measurement) from the exterior margin (in general, high-water level) of reservoirs, nor shall the width of the project area for canals, ditches, pipelines, transmission lines, roads, and other so-called continuous structures exceed 200 feet, unless satisfactory reasons are given to the contrary. The project boundary shall be shown on the map in such manner that it can be readily identified on the ground. There shall be shown the location and description of monuments and other marks with reference lines therefrom to permanent objects in accordance with good practice in land surveying.

(iv) If the project boundary is located on lands covered by the public land survey there shall be shown a reference line from the initial point of the project boundary survey by distances and bearings to an established corner if one can be identified within a distance of 2 miles. At each intersection of the project boundary with an identiled line of the public land survey, there shall be shown the station number on the boundary survey, and the bearing and distance to the nearest identified corner ir each direction on the public land survey line crossed, if such distance does not exceed one mile. The station number of the boundary survey shall be shown at points of entering and leaving lands of the United States or lands in which the United States has an interest.

(v) The project boundary, if described other than by a contour, shall be accurately

plotted on the map with courses and distances fully and legibly shown either along the plotted boundary or in tabular form on the map. The project boundary if described by a contour shall be accurately plotted on the map with such data as completely and accurately fixes its location and permits its recovery in the field.

(vi) If a contour project boundary is located on lands covered by the public land survey, a permanent monument shall be established at each intersection of the boundary with an identified line of the public land survey. The map shall have the location of all such monuments with the bearing distance from each monument to nearest identified corner in each direction If such distance does not exceed one mile.

(vii) Wherever a Federal survey monument will be destroyed or rendered unusable by the proposed development, at least two permanent, marked witness monuments shall be established at accessible points. The map shall show a description of the monument destroyed or rendered unusable and location of the witness monuments with the connecting courses and distances to the original monument. Similarly where Federal bench marks are destroyed or rendered unusable, witness bench marks shall be established at accessible points. The map shall show the location and elevation of the original and witness bench marks with connecting courses and distances.

(viii) There shall be shown the status as to ownership, and the boundary lines and area of each parcel of land within, or partly within, the project area, designating separately lands owned by the applicant, lands to be acquired by the applicant, lands for which the applicant holds rights of use and Occupancy for purposes of the project, reservations (indicating separately each reservation), and public lands (indicating separately lands, full title to which remains in the United States, and lands in which the United States retains only an interest) Where the project works occupy lands not owned by the applicant, but as to which the applicant holds only an easement, franchise, lease, or other right of occupancy and use, the map shall show the nature of such right and shall give appropriate reference to Exhibit F for further details.

(ix) Each map shall have thereon a statement by the person who makes or supervises the survey that the survey was accurately made and is correctly shown on the map. Each map shall have thereon a statement that the person who makes or supervises the survey has been employed by the applicant to make the survey.

(2) The location shall be accurately shown of all project works, such as

(1) Dams.

(11) Reservoirs. Show the flow lines for maximum and minimum water levels and for elevation of spillway crest, and give tables or diagrams of areas and capacities for

maximum and minimum water levels and for each contour line.

(111) Water conduits. Show center line, grade, and elevation of bottom at each change of grade, and designate lengths of each type of conduit, 1. e., flume, ditch tunnel, pipe, etc.

(iv) Powerhouses, switchyards.

substations,

lines and

and

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(v) Transmission tenances, telephone lines, roads, railways. trails, tramways and bridges.

(vi) Navigation structures.

(vii) Channel approaches to navigation structures. Indicate elevation of bottom for distance of not less than 1,000 feet above and below the structures.

(3) Show contour lines with contour intervals of not more than 10 feet for the entire project area, except such portions as will be occupied only by such project works as are enumerated in (2) (v), or as will be included in reservoirs below the minimum elevation to which the water may be drawn down. Profiles of tunnel lines may be substituted for contours along such lines specifications for drawings in § 4.42.)

(See

Exhibit L. General design drawings showing plans, elevation, and sections of all principal structures and appurtenant works or other features of the project. These drawings shall be in sufficient detail and shall be accompanied by sufficient information relating to controlling factors (such as character of foundations and explorations thereof. materials and types of construction, important elevations, gradation of filter and riprap material, design and ultimate strengths for concrete and steel. stress and/or stability analysis for important structures. water

levels, spillway rating curves, etc.) to enable the Commission to have a full understanding of the project and to check safety, adequacy, and desirability in the development of the resources involved.

Scales are not specified, but it is desired that they be no larger than necessary to show clearly the information required Drawings should be simple. Details are desired only as necessary to show features of importance in determining safety, adequacy and suitability of design. Working drawings are not desired as part of application. but should be prepared for purposes of construction and retained as a record of the work when completed. In this exhibit shall be included

(1) Dams and appurtenances such 88 spillways fishways, outlet works. etc.

(2) Navigation structures and approaches thereto. including locks, lock gates, operating machinery, etc.

(3) Conduits including forebays, intake works, surge tanks, and other pressure relief devices, etc.

(4) Powerhouses and substations (see) specifications as in § 4.42).

Exhibit M. General descriptions of mechanical, electrical, and transmission equipment and their appurtenances in sufficient

detail to enable the Commission to have a full understanding of the project, to determine the installed capacity in horsepower and kilowatts, and to determine the safety of the project works and their adequacy and suitability for the development and utilization of the resources involved, also proposed name plate ratings for generators and tur bines, and when required by the Commission or the Secretary performance data for generators and turbines and general specifications of mechanical, electrical, and transmission equipment.

Exhibit N. Estimate of the cost of developing the project including the following Items:

Land and land rights;

Power plant structures and improvements: Reservoirs, dams and waterways:

Water wheels, turbines and generators; Accessory electric equipment; Miscellaneous power plant equipment; Roads, railroads, and bridges (permanent facilities); and

Transmission facilities.

When required by the Commission or the Secretary, under each item show quantities. unit costs and total costs; indirect construction costs such as construction equipment, camp and commissary, etc., if the work is not to be done under contract; or if under contract include the indirect costs among the various cost items above; overhead construction costs such as engineering, supervision of construction, legal expense, taxes, allowance for funds used during construction. administrative and general expense, and a contingent item. If necessary.

When required by the Commission or the Secretary, furnish an estimate of the annual cost including the following:

Rate of return or interest; Local, State and Federal taxes; Depreciation;

Insurance; and

Operation, maintenance and general or administrative expense.

When required by the Commission or the Secretary, furnish information as to the method used in evaluating the power output from the project or the cost of obtaining an equivalent amount of power from an alternate source expressed in terms of dollars per kilowatt year of capacity and mills per kilowatt hour of average annual energy.

Exhibit O. Detailed statement of the time desired for beginning and completing con. struction of the projects works. If the ult!mate development is to be completed and put into operation in two or more parts, the time desired for beginning and completing the construction of each part shall be given. Exhibit P.

tion.)

(Not required under this sec

Exhibit Q. (Not required under this section.)

Exhibit R. A proposed plan for full public utilization of project waters and adjacent lands for recreational purposes so far as consistent with proper operation of the project

for the development of water power and other public purposes. The exhibit shall include:

(1) A map or maps on an appropriate scale, one of which covers the entire project area, clearly delineating by use of symbols, shading, crosshatching, etc.:

(a) The location of project lands and waters (1) already developed, (11) designated for initial development, and (ii) those ultimately planned for recreational

use.

(b) The location, type, and number of the various recreational facilities in existence and those planned for immediate development, 1.e., access roads and trails, and facilities for camping, picknicking. bathing. boating and boat launching, fishing, hunting, and similar recreational activities, as well as provisions for sanitation and waste c'isposal.

(c) The location, type, and number of the various recreational facilities planned for future development according to anticipated demand. (These plans may be revised during the license period subject to approval by the Commission.)

(d) The project boundary (excluding surveying details) at all areas designated for recreational use and development, referenced sufficiently to the appropriate Exhibit K maps, to show that all lands reserved for existing and proposed recreational development are included within the project boundary.

(2) On the map, or on separate sheets to be filed as part of the exhibit, the following information:

(a) Which of the facilities shown are to be provided by the applicant or licensee at its sole cost, or in cooperation with others, consistent with the economics of the project and the potential recreational opportunities.

(b) Estimated present or initial recreational use and projected ultimate recreational use, in daytime or overnight visits.

(c) A schedule of initial and future recreational development and cost estimates of any existing, and of initial and projected future, development.

(d) The nature and extent of consultation and cooperation with the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation of the Department of the Interior, with Federal agencies having supervision over lands of the United States affected by the project, and with appropriate State and local agencies. Copies of cooperative agreements entered into with such agencies shall be included as part of the Exhibit R.

(3) Except to the extent and in such particulars as the requirements may be expressly waived or modified by the Commission, Exhibit R maps are to be filed in conformity with the specifications for drawings contained in § 4.42.

Exhibit S. A report on the effect. If any, of the project upon the fish and wildlife resources in the project area or in other areas affected by the project and proposals for

measures considered necessary to conserve and, if practicable, to enhance fish and wildlife resources affected by the project. The exhibit shall include functional design drawings of any fish ladders proposed to be constructed in compliance with section 18 of the Federal Power Act, such other facilities or developments as may be necessary for the protection, conservation, improvement and mitigation of losses of fish and wildlife resources in accordance with section 10(a) of the Act, and cost estimates for such facilities and developments. The Applicant shall prepare this exhibit on the basis of studies made after consultation and in cooperation with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Department of the Interior, and appropriate state fish and wildlife agencies and in the case of public lands, advise Federal Agencies having Jurisdictional responsibilities therefor of its proposed plans. The exhibit shall include a statement on the nature and extent of applicant's consultation and cooperation with the above agencies. To the extent those aspects of fish and wildlife related to recreation are covered in Exhibit R, a specific reference to Exhibit R will suffice.

Exhibit T. A statement setting forth why the development and operation of the project by applicant rather than the Federal Government would be best adapted to a comprehensive plan for improving or developing the waterway or waterways within the meaning of section 10(a) of the Act and why the development of the water resources by the Federal Government is not necessary to achieve these public purposes. (This exhibit is not required in applications for relicensing of State or municipal projects.)

Exhibit U. This exhibit shall (unless specially requested during the course of processing of an application) be applicable to applications for projects both on initial licensing and relicensing, having or proposing to have 25.000 kilowatts or more of capacity. It shall consist of a detailed statement showing the manner in which any power or energy developed or to be developed by the project, or in the case of an application for relicensing of an existing project, any additional power or energy proposed to be developed, will be utilized, and the manner in which any additional power or energy that could be economically developed might be utilized: (a) As a part of applicant's electric system; (b) as a part of the electric systems of others with which applicant electrically Interconnects and coordinates; and (c) as a part of the electric systems of others with which applicant could electrically interconnect and coordinate upon an economic basis.

Among the details to be so provided, the exhibit shall identify by FPC rate schedule designation (or furnish as a part of the exhibit, if not on file with the Commission, including any agreements) all of the undertakings of the applicant to interconnect and coordinate its generation and transmission facilities with those of others for purposes of sales, purchases, or exchanges of various

types of capacity, energy, transmission, or other servicing including, but not necessarily limited to, all requirements service, partial requirements service, hydrostorage and hydrothermal pumped back operations, economy energy transactions, equipment maintenance scheduling, reserve sharing, frequency control and point to point or displacement deliveries of electric power and energy.

The exhibit shall inter alia state the following: (1) Nature and extent of the applicant's consultation with other electric systems, power pools, or power planning groups in formulating its plan for development and utilization of the optimum output of the project, including the disposition of excess power and energy from the project to others than the applicant and the terms of any such disposition; (2) the nature and extent of applicant's activities in correlating the generating and transmission capability of the project with the needs and resources of its system and of other interconnected systems. Such statements shall set forth full details of the load, generation, and time periods employed. With respect to information on dependable capacity required in Exhibit I, applicants shall furnish a summer and winter load curve either on a weekly or monthly basis, showing the contribution that the project would make to the dependable capacity on the applicant's system as well as the regional system load on which It would or could be used and indicating any change in dependable capacity of the project with load growth at appropriate intervals from and after the date of the application or initial operation.

Exhibit V. A map, together with text, photographs or drawings as may be needed to describe the location of, and architectural design, landscaping, and other reasonable treatment to be given to project works, including compliance with the Commission's "Guidelines for the Protection of Natural, Historic, Scenic, and Recreational Values in the Design and Location of Rights-of-Way and Transmission Facilities", in the interest of protecting and enhancing the natural, historic, and scenic values and resources of the project area. The exhibit shall include measures to be taken during construction and operation of the project works including temporary facilities such as roads, borrow and fill areas, and clearing of the reservoir area to prevent or minimize damage to the environment and to preserve and enhance the project's scenic values, together with estimated costs of such treatments, location, and design. Applicant shall prepare this exhibit, on the basis of studies made after consultation with, or consideration of comments submitted by, Federal, State, and local agencies or organizations and individuals having an interest in the natural, historic, and scenic values of the project area, and shall set forth therein the nature and extent of this consultation or consideration. The exhibit shall include the location of existing

rights-of-way belonging either to the applicant or others which could practically be used in routing the projects transmission lines. The applicant shall submit a statement Indicating which of such rights-of-way it Intends to use and explaining why the other rights-of-way shown are not to be used. Where any project works will or may be lucated sufficiently near to have a significant effect upon any of the national historic places listed in the National Register of Historic Places maintained by the Secretary of the Interior, or any park, scenic, natural, or recreational area officially designated by duly constituted public authorities, applicant shall state the reason for such location and efforts being taken to minimize the adverse effects of that location. Whenever such historic places are affected by the project, applicant shall locate the project by latitude and longitude. To the extent that these requirements have been fulfilled in other exhibits, a specific reference to the applicable parts of those exhibits will suffice.

Exhibit W. Applications covered by 18 CFR 2.81(a) shall be accompanied by an applicant's environmental report. Such report shall comply with the detailed requirements set down in 18 CFR 2.80-2.81, and shall include a one-page summary of the report. Furthermore, such report with its supporting papers shall be self-contained.

(49 Stat. 842; 16 U.S.C. 802) [Order 141, 12 F.R. 8485. Dec. 19, 1947, as amended by Order 175, 19 F.R. 5214, Aug. 18, 1954; Order 260-A, 28 F.R. 4092, Apr. 25, 1963; Order 292, 30 F.R. 523, Jan. 15, 1965; Order 314, 31 F.R. 889, Jan. 22, 1966: Order 323. 31 F.R. 8780, June 24, 1966; Order 384. 34 F.R. 12274, July 25, 1969; Order 414, 35 F.R. 18587, Dec. 8, 1970; Order 436, 36 F.R. 15530, Aug. 17, 1971; Order 415-B, 36 F.R. 22741, Nov. 30, 1971; Order 415-C, 37 FR 28416, Dec. 23, 1972; Order 511, 39 FR 25317, July 10, 1974]

$ 4.42 Specifications for drawings.'

All maps and other drawings required in connection with licenses and preliminary permits shall conform to the following specifications:

(a) They shall be original black-ink drawings on tracing linen, cut to uniform size not smaller than 24 by 36 inches and not larger than 28 by 40 inches, the latter size being preferred, and shall be so drawn and lettered as to be legible when reduced by photography to 101⁄2 inches in small dimension. Lithographed official maps issued by Federal or State agencies may be used to furnish supplemental data when desired and when so used, one copy for permanent record shall be mounted on linen. Process tracings will be accepted

1 Applications must conform to requirements of § 1.5 of this chapter.

if legible and of durable quality. If not of durable quality, process tracings will be returned, and ink tracings required.

(b) Each drawing shall have a clear border of one-half inch on three sides and 21⁄2 inches on one of the shorter sides, which shall be the left-hand border.

(c) Each drawing shall have a numerical scale and a graphical scale. the latter not less than 6 inches in length.

(d) Each map shall have true and magnetic meridians indicated thereon.

(e) There shall be provided a space 5 inches high by 7 inches wide in the lower right corner of each drawing, the upper half of which shall bear the title, scale, etc., and the lower half shall be left clear.

(f) The maps shall show State, county and town lines, and boundaries of reservations of the United States.

(g) If the project affects lands covered by the public-land survey the maps shall show the location of all lines of such survey crossing the project area, and all official subdivisions of sections including lots and irregular tracts, correctly designated as on the latest governing officials plats of survey, copies of which can be obtained from the Bureau of Land Management, Washington, D.C., or examined in the local land office. If the project affects unsurveyed public lands or reservations, the protraction of townships and section lines shall be shown; such protractions whenever available to be those recognized by the agency of the United States having jurisdiction over the lands.

(h) The tracing of each drawing, and a print thereof reduced to approximately 101⁄2 inches in small dimension and included in each copy of the application, shall be filed with the Commission.

(i) All tracings, and full-size prints where required, shall be rolled, not folded, for mailing.

[Order 175, 19 FR 5216, Aug. 18, 1954, as amended by Order 501, 39 FR 2266, Jan. 18, 1974]

CROSS REFERENCE: For Bureau of Land Management regulations relating to surveys, see 43 CFR Part 9180.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE FOR CONSTRUCTED MAJOR PROJECT OR MINOR PART THEREOF § 4.50 Contents.

Each application for license for a complete project of more than 2,000 horse

power installed capacity already constructed, or for a minor part of such project, shall be verified, shall conform to § 131.2 of this chapter, shall be filed in accordance with § 4.31, and shall set forth in appropriate detail all information and exhibits prescribed in §§ 4.40 to 4.42, inclusive, for applications for licenses for proposed major projects, except as hereinafter provided.

Exhibits J, K, L, and M. If the application covers project works in addition to those already constructed the maps, plans, and descriptions of the project works shall distinguish clearly in some appropriate manner the project works or parts thereof which have been constructed from those to be constructed.

Exhibit N. This exhibit shall be a statement of actual or approximate original cost of the constructed project in such detail as may be readily available and, if the application covers project works in addition to those already constructed, an estimate of the cost of such additional works. The statement of estimated cost of new construction should be segregated by principal features, showing quantities, etc., in sufficient detail for a full understanding of the elements of the cost thereof. Both statements shall include lands, flowage and other rights, intangible, indirect, overhead, and contingent costs. The statement of cost of projects already constructed is for the information of the Commission and is not to be confused with the detailed inventory and statement of cost, depreciation, etc., to be filled later.

Exhibit O. Detailed statement of the time desired for beginning and completing additional construction, if any. If the additional construction is to be completed and put in operation in two or more parts, the time desired for beginning and completing the construction of each part shall be given. Exhibits T and U. These exhibits shall not be required for applications for original licenses on constructed projects.

Exhibit V. A map showing the location of the project's transmission lines, in relation to residential, natural, historic, scenic, and recreational areas, and areas set aside for future recreational development. Appropriate details should be shown to allow for an adequate assessment of the effect, if any, of the lines on such areas. Whenever any of the national historic places listed in the National Register of Historic Places maintained by the Secretary of the Interior are affected by the project applicant shall locate the project by latitude and longitude. If the information desired herein can be shown with sufficient detail on Exhibit K or R, this exhibit may be omitted.

CROSS REFERENCES: For determination of fair value of constructed projects, under section 23(a) of the act, see §§ 4.10 to 4.14, in