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GENFPGEN-FP-01Fish Passage Plan[Fish Passage Condition 1; Final Order on ASC, AMD1]Prior to construction at fish-passage triggers, finalize and submit the Fish Passage Plan to the Department and ODFW: update ODFW stream-status data, seek concurrence on Ladd Creek fish presence, include draft Attachment BB-2 measures; comply with approved Plan including in-water work windows, salvage permits, design standards, maintenance, and annual monitoring/reporting for the first three years and a Year 5 report.
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GENFWGEN-FW-01Reclamation Plan[Fish and Wildlife Condition 1; Final Order on ASC, AMD1]a. Prior to construction of each phase, finalize and submit Reclamation & Revegetation Plan per OAR 345-025-0016: habitat/disturbance assessment, monitoring/control site mapping, transect layout, data protocols, seed mix selection. b. Post-construction, conduct all work per the approved Plan.
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GENFWGEN-FW-02Vegetation Management[Fish and Wildlife Condition 2; Final Order on ASC, AMD1]During operations and maintenance, conduct all work in compliance with the Vegetation Management Plan (Final Order on ASC Attachment P1-4).
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GENFWGEN-FW-03Noxious Weed Plan[Fish and Wildlife Condition 3; Final Order on ASC]a. Prior to construction, finalize and submit Noxious Weed Plan per draft Attachment P1-5. b. During operation, conduct all work per the approved Plan.
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GENFWGEN-FW-04Habitat Mitigation[Fish and Wildlife Condition 4; Final Order on ASC]a. Prior to construction, finalize and submit Fish & Wildlife Habitat Mitigation Plan per Attachment P1-6: survey areas, impact mapping, draft protective measures, mitigation banking/in-lieu or in-house projects with site-specific management, performance criteria, reporting and monitoring plans. b. During construction, commence mitigation actions per the approved Plan.
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GENFWGEN-FW-05Resource Training[Fish and Wildlife Condition 6; Final Order on ASC]Prior to and during construction, train all personnel on protecting cultural, paleontological, and ecological resources (laws, importance, protection procedures, reporting and stop-work), and provide training materials to the Department.
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GENFWGEN-FW-06Flag Sensitive Areas[Fish and Wildlife Condition 7; Final Order on ASC, AMD2]Prior to and during construction, flag wetlands, restricted waterways, spatial/seasonal restriction zones, and Category 1 habitat as restricted work zones; submit mapset to the Department and distribute to all personnel.
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GENFWGEN-FW-07Access Road Speed[Fish and Wildlife Condition 8; Final Order on ASC]During construction and operation, enforce a speed limit of 25 miles per hour or less on private facility access roads.
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GENFWGEN-FW-08Avian Protection[Fish and Wildlife Condition 10; Final Order on ASC, AMD2]The certificate holder shall construct the transmission line to avian-safe design standards, consistent with the certificate holder's Avian Protection Plan (Idaho Power 2015) as provided in Attachment P1-9 of the Final Order on the ASC. Within 30 days of identification of an avian fatality within micrositing areas, where predicted causal factor is electrocution or collision, the certificate holder shall report the species name and location identified (Milepost) and shall consult with ODFW and the Department on retrofit technologies or other adaptive management strategy to minimize fatality risk.
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GENGSGEN-GS-01Construction Commencement[General Standard of Review Condition 1, Mandatory Condition OAR 345-025-0006(4); Final Order on ASC]a. Construction Commencement Deadline: The certificate holder shall begin construction of the facility within four years after the effective date of the site certificate. Under OAR 345-015-0085(8), the site certificate is effective upon execution by the Council chair and the certificate holder. Prior to beginning construction as defined in OAR 345-001-0010(12), the certificate holder shall provide the Department written verification of the date that it will begin construction, acknowledge the commencement of the construction completion timeline, and confirm the construction completion deadline as stated in General Standard of Review Condition 1(b).
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GENGSGEN-GS-02Construction Completion[General Standard of Review Condition 1, Mandatory Condition OAR 345-025-0006(4); Final Order on ASC]b. Construction Completion Deadline: The certificate holder shall complete construction of the facility within four years after the construction commencement date outlined in General Standard of Review Condition 1(a). Within 90 days of construction completion, the certificate holder shall provide the Department written notification of the anticipated date of construction completion. c. Authorization to construct and operate facility components, including alternative transmission line routes, expires if not constructed by the construction completion deadline established in General Standard of Review Condition 1(b).
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GENGSGEN-GS-03Pre-Construction Plan[General Standard of Review Condition 2; Final Order on ASC]a. At least 180 days prior to beginning construction (unless otherwise agreed), the certificate holder shall submit to the Department a construction plan outlining construction phasing or segments, activities and schedules for completing construction of the facility consistent with the site certificate. b. Upon Department verification of compliance with applicable pre-construction requirements in the site certificate for any phase or segment of the facility, the Department shall notify the certificate holder in writing that pre-construction requirements have been met and they may commence construction for that phase or segment.
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GENGSGEN-GS-04Design & Compliance[General Standard of Review Condition 6; Mandatory Condition OAR 345-025-0006(3); Final Order on ASC]The certificate holder shall design, construct, operate, and retire the facility: a. Substantially as described in the Final Order on the ASC and the site certificate; b. In compliance with the requirements of ORS Chapter 469, applicable Council rules, and applicable state and local laws, rules and ordinances in effect at the time the site certificate is issued; and c. In compliance with all applicable permit requirements of other state agencies.
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GENGSGEN-GS-05Environmental Change Reporting[General Standard of Review Condition 8; Mandatory Condition OAR 345-025-0006(6); Final Order on ASC]If the certificate holder becomes aware of a significant environmental change or impact attributable to the facility, the certificate holder shall, as soon as possible, submit a written report to the Department describing the impact on the facility and any affected site certificate conditions.
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GENGSGEN-GS-06Ownership Transfer[General Standard of Review Condition 10; Mandatory Condition OAR 345-025-0006(15); Final Order on ASC]Before any transfer of ownership of the facility or ownership of the site certificate holder, the certificate holder shall inform the Department of the proposed new owners. The requirements of OAR 345-027-0400 apply to any transfer of ownership that requires a transfer of the site certificate.
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GENGSGEN-GS-07Micrositing Areas[General Standard of Review Condition 11, Site-Specific Condition OAR 345-025-0010(5); Final Order on ASC, AMD1, AMD2]Subject to conditions of the site certificate, the certificate holder may construct the facility anywhere within micrositing areas and approved alternative corridors as described in Exhibit B, Exhibit C Attachments C-2/C-3, RFA1 Figures 4-1/4-2, RFA2 Figures 4-1/4-2/8-1.
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GENHCGEN-HC-01Trail Resource Avoidance[Historic, Cultural and Archeological Resources Condition 1; Final Order on ASC, AMD2]During design and construction, locate facility components to avoid direct impacts to Oregon Trail/National Historic Trail resources consistent with the HPMP (Attachment S-9) of the Final Order on RFA2.
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GENHCGEN-HC-02HPMP Finalization[Historic, Cultural and Archeological Resources Condition 2; Final Order on ASC, AMD1, AMD2]Prior to construction of any phase, submit final Section 106 Historic Properties Management Plan (HPMP), including updated inventory tables and PSMMPs, to the Department, SHPO, and applicable Tribal Governments; conduct all construction in compliance with the approved HPMP.
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GENLUGEN-LU-01Morrow County Permits[Land Use Condition 1; Final Order on ASC]For Morrow County components: a. Prior to construction of any phase or segment, provide zoning, floodplain, utility crossing, access approach, and right-of-way permits; b. Prior to stream crossings, consult ODFW, DEQ, and SCS; c. During construction, comply with all permit conditions; d. Provide the county Weed Supervisor with an aggregate supplier list for inspections.
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GENLUGEN-LU-02Morrow County Setbacks[Land Use Condition 2; Final Order on ASC, AMD1]Design facility components in Morrow County to comply with setback and overlay standards: 100 ft from Goal 5 streams; 20–100 ft front-yard and 20–100 ft side/rear-yard setbacks in EFU zones; 50 ft arterial setbacks in GI zones; 30 ft front and 10 ft side/rear setbacks in PI zones.
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GENLUGEN-LU-03Umatilla County Permits[Land Use Condition 3; Final Order on ASC]For facility components in Umatilla County, the certificate holder shall: a. Prior to construction of any phase or segment, provide zoning permits for utility facilities and multi-use sites; installation-of-utilities and road permits. b. Prior to distribution line construction at communication stations, submit copies of all obtained permits. c. During construction, comply with conditions of each permit.
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GENLUGEN-LU-04Umatilla County Setbacks[Land Use Condition 3; Final Order on ASC]For facility components in Umatilla County, the certificate holder shall design the facility to comply with the following setbacks and requirements: a. All structures and new access roads ≥25 ft or ½ stream width from Class I streams; b. Retain 75% riparian vegetation layers; c. Limit ROW vegetation removal to 25% unless needed; d. Coordinate minor drainage improvements; e. Limit access points to one every 200 ft; f. New roads extend 25 ft of matching material from existing travel lane surfaces; g. EFU zone structures ≥30 ft from private road boundary or 60 ft from road centerline; h. Structures ≥100 ft from high-water mark; i. Parking/drainage/lighting requirements.
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GENLUGEN-LU-05Union County Permits[Land Use Condition 6; Final Order on ASC]For Union County components: a. Prior to any phase, provide floodplain, road approach, and right-of-way permits if required. b. During construction, comply with permit conditions. c. If additional permits are identified after commencement, submit copies to the Department.
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GENLUGEN-LU-06Union County Setbacks[Land Use Condition 7; Final Order on ASC, AMD1]During Union County construction: a. ≥25 ft (or ½ width) from Class I streams; retain 75% riparian veg. b. EFU zone: front 20 ft/rear 10 ft setbacks; clear-vision triangles of 30 ft (10 ft alleys); concrete batch plants >2 mi from 40 acre vineyards. c. AG & Timber-Grazing zones: signage per UCZPSO, 20–10 ft yard setbacks.
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GENLUGEN-LU-07Baker County Permits[Land Use Condition 9; Final Order on ASC]For Baker County components: a. Prior to construction, provide floodplain, road approach, and right-of-way permits if required. b. Provide additional permits as needed post-commencement. c. During construction, comply with all permit conditions.
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GENLUGEN-LU-08Malheur County Permits[Land Use Condition 11; Final Order on ASC]For Malheur County: a. Prior to any phase, obtain EFU/ERU and Heavy Industrial (C-12) zoning permits; b. Provide floodplain development permits for each regulated floodplain crossing; c. Submit any additional required permits post-commencement.
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GENLUGEN-LU-09Malheur County Setbacks[Land Use Condition 12; Final Order on ASC]In Malheur EFU/ERU zones: a. Buildings set back 40 ft from street/ROW and 15 ft from other property lines; b. No sight-obscuring fences over 3 ft or tall shrubs in the 40 ft setback.
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GENLUGEN-LU-10North Powder CUP[Land Use Condition 13; Final Order on ASC, AMD2]For City of North Powder multi-use areas, obtain Conditional Use Permit demonstrating Industrial/Commercial Interchange compliance: signs per NPZO 4.04(B), buildings ≤45 ft high with 30 ft front, 20 ft side, and 20 ft rear setbacks.
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GENLUGEN-LU-11Agricultural Plan[Land Use Condition 14; Final Order on ASC]a. Prior to any phase, submit final Agricultural Assessment & Mitigation Plan per OAR 345-025-0016. b. During construction/operation, implement the finalized Plan. c. During operation, conduct post-construction monitoring per Plan Section 7.0.
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GENLUGEN-LU-12Forest ROW Width[Land Use Condition 15; Final Order on ASC]Limit transmission ROW in Goal 4 forest lands to no more than 300 ft: a. During construction, use beyond center 100 ft only for vegetation maintenance. b. During operation, maintain same restriction.
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GENLUGEN-LU-13ROW Clearing Plan[Land Use Condition 16; Final Order on ASC]a. Prior to any phase, submit final Right-of-Way Clearing Assessment per OAR 345-025-0016. b. During construction, conduct all work per the approved Assessment.
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GENNCGEN-NC-01Noise Mitigation Plans[Noise Control Condition 1; Final Order on ASC, AMD1, AMD2]Prior to construction, engage 48 NSR property owners to negotiate Noise Exceedance Mitigation Plans: submit signed acknowledgments or dispute notices for Council review; offer sound-attenuating windows (STC 25–40 or >40), air sealing, landscaping, or alternative measures based on dBA increases and health-related considerations.
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GENNCGEN-NC-02Noise Complaint Plan[Noise Control Condition 2; Final Order on ASC]Develop and distribute an operational noise complaint response plan defining scope, complaint filing/receipt/review/response process, required complaint data (weather, duration, location), Department notification within three days, assessment steps (burn-in period evaluation, modeling, monitoring), dispute resolution via EFSC, and mitigation for verified exceedances.
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GENNCGEN-NC-03Corona Noise Design[Noise Control Condition 3; Final Order on ASC, AMD2]During design and construction, minimize corona noise by using triple-bundled conductors on 500 kV lines, maintaining insulator assembly tension, and protecting conductor surfaces to prevent scratching or nicking.
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GENOEGEN-OE-01Contractor Qualifications[Organizational Expertise Condition 2; Final Order on ASC]a. Prior to construction, notify the Department and affected counties of the identity and qualifications of the major design, engineering, and construction contractor(s) for the facility. The certificate holder shall select contractors that have substantial experience in the design, engineering, and construction of similar facilities.
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GENOEGEN-OE-02Contractor Reporting[Organizational Expertise Condition 2; Final Order on ASC]b. During construction, report to the Department in its semi-annual construction progress report the identity and qualifications of any new or changed design, engineering, and construction contractors.
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GENOEGEN-OE-03Holder Accountability[Organizational Expertise Condition 5; Final Order on ASC]The certificate holder shall be responsible for any matter of non-compliance under the site certificate. Any notice of violation issued under the site certificate will be issued to the certificate holder. Any civil penalties under the site certificate will be levied on the certificate holder.
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GENPAGEN-PA-01Ladd Marsh Coordination[Protected Areas Condition 1; Final Order on ASC]During design and construction, coordinate with Ladd Marsh Wildlife Area manager and provide ODFW evidence of Section 106 eligibility/findings and the final HPMP for the crossing.
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GENPAGEN-PA-02Morgan Lake Alternative[Protected Areas Condition 2; Final Order on ASC]If Morgan Lake alternative is selected, ensure no components are sited within the Ladd Marsh boundary; submit a final design map showing micrositing areas and components outside the protected area.
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GENPSGEN-PS-01Helicopter Use Plan[Public Services Condition 3; Final Order on ASC, AMD1]At least 90 days prior to helicopter use during construction, submit a Helicopter Use Plan to the Department and each affected county planning department identifying helicopter types (14 CFR § 36.11), duration, routes, protected and recreation areas, external-load paths, multi-use area siting criteria (500 ft from dwellings/organic operations), flight windows (sunrise to sunset), landowner notifications, NOTAM postings at nearby airports, and a customer service telephone line for complaints.
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GENPSGEN-PS-02Fire Prevention Plan[Public Services Condition 6; Final Order on ASC, AMD1]Prior to construction of any phase, submit Fire Prevention and Suppression Plan(s) per Attachment U-3: wildfire risk evaluation, PSPS measures, National Wildfire Coordination Group/FEMA-certified training, seasonal work restrictions, on-site fire-fighting equipment and resources, emergency response mapping for medical and fire districts; conduct all work in compliance with the approved Plan.
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GENRCGEN-RC-01Recreation Structures[Recreation Condition 1; Final Order on ASC]If the Morgan Lake alternative is selected, construct H-frame structures no taller than 130 feet with weathered steel between Milepost 5.0 and Milepost 8.0 as visible from Morgan Lake Park.
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GENRFGEN-RF-01Site Rehabilitation[Removal Fill Condition 2; Final Order on ASC]Before construction of any phase, submit final Site Rehabilitation Plan to the Department and DSL per draft Attachment J-2. After construction and during operation, restore temporary impacts to wetlands and non-wetland waters per the approved Plan. The Department will update the Council on implementation following each six-month and annual report.
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GENRFGEN-RF-02Compensatory Mitigation[Removal Fill Condition 3; Final Order on ASC, AMD1]a. Prior to construction, submit updated Compensatory Wetland & Non-Wetland Mitigation Plan reflecting final credits and impacted acres. b. Post-construction and during operation, implement final CWNWMP. c. Department updates Council on implementation after reports. d. Plan revisions may be approved without site certificate amendment.
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GENRFGEN-RF-04Removal-Fill Permit[Removal Fill Condition 6; Final Order on ASC, AMD1]a. Prior to construction, maintain compliance with removal-fill permit conditions, obtain updated DSL permit, and submit final copy. b. Post-construction and during operation, comply with permit. c. Department updates Council following reports. d. Permit revisions may be approved without certificate amendment.
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GENRTGEN-RT-01Prevent Hazardous Site[Retirement and Financial Assurance Condition 1; Mandatory Condition OAR 345-025-0006(7); Final Order on ASC]The certificate holder must prevent development of any site conditions that would preclude restoration to a useful, non-hazardous condition to the extent within its control.
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GENSPGEN-SP-01Construction ESCP[Soil Protection Condition 1; Final Order on ASC, AMD1]a. Prior to construction, submit to the Department a DEQ-issued NPDES 1200-C General Construction Permit and Erosion Sediment Control Plan (ESCP). b. During construction, conduct all work in compliance with the Permit and ESCP; implement any Department-required revisions within 14 days.
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GENSPGEN-SP-02HWMSRP Plan[Soil Protection Condition 2; Final Order on ASC, AMD1]a. Prior to construction, submit a final Construction Hazardous Waste Management and Spill Response Plan (HWMSRP). b. During construction, conduct all work in compliance with the final HWMSRP.
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GENSPGEN-SP-03Operation SPCC[Soil Protection Condition 3; Final Order on ASC]Prior to operation, if required by DEQ statutes or rules, submit to the Department an operation-related SPCC Plan and maintain compliance during operations at the Longhorn Station.
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GENSPGEN-SP-04Blasting Plan[Soil Protection Condition 4; Final Order on ASC, AMD1]a. Prior to construction-related blasting, finalize and submit a Blasting Plan meeting all federal, state, and local explosives requirements. b. Consult landowners regarding ROW blasting, offer baseline flow/quality tests for springs upon request, and compensate for damages. c. During blasting, comply with the approved Plan.
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GENSRGEN-SR-01Non-Specular Materials[Scenic Resources Condition 1; Final Order on ASC]The certificate holder shall use dull-galvanized steel for lattice towers and non-specular conductors.
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GENSRGEN-SR-02Ladd Marsh Structures[Scenic Resources Condition 2; Final Order on ASC, AMD1]If, at final facility design, the transmission line route crosses Ladd Marsh Wildlife Management Area in Union County, the certificate holder shall select transmission structures to be constructed between approximately Milepost 108 and Milepost 113 with design modifications including lattice-frames with a patina finish.
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GENSRGEN-SR-03Oregon Trail Structures[Scenic Resources Condition 3; Final Order on ASC]At final facility design, the certificate holder shall select transmission structures to be constructed in the vicinity of the National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Center between approximately Milepost 145.1 and Milepost 146.6, with H-frames no greater than 130 feet, and between approximately Milepost 146.6 and Milepost 146.7 with H-frames no greater than 154 feet, all with weathered steel or equivalent coating.
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GENSRGEN-SR-04Birch Creek Structures[Scenic Resources Condition 4; Final Order on ASC]At final facility design, the certificate holder shall select H-frame transmission structures no taller than 100 feet between approximately Milepost 197.9 and Milepost 199.1 in the Birch Creek Area of Critical Environmental Concern.
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GENSSGEN-SS-01Structural Code Compliance[Structural Standard Condition 2; Final Order on ASC]The certificate holder shall design, engineer, and construct the transmission lines, Longhorn Station, and communication stations in accordance with the International Building Code, Oregon Structural Specialty Code, and local building codes that are most current at the time that final engineering of each of these components is completed, and in a manner that does not conflict with the National Electrical Safety Code.
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GENSSGEN-SS-02Seismic Hazard Mitigation[Structural Standard Condition 3; Mandatory Condition OAR 345-025-0006(12); Final Order on ASC]The certificate holder shall design, engineer, and construct the facility to avoid dangers to human safety and the environment presented by seismic hazards affecting the site that are expected to result from all maximum probable seismic events, including ground shaking, ground failure, landslide, liquefaction (flow failure, settlement, buoyancy, and lateral spreading), cyclic softening, fault rupture, directivity effects, and soil‐structure interaction.
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GENSSGEN-SS-03Foundation Conditions Reporting[Structural Standard Condition 4; Mandatory Condition OAR 345-025-0006(13); Final Order on ASC]The certificate holder shall notify the Department, the State Building Codes Division, and the Department of Geology and Mineral Industries promptly if site investigations or trenching reveal foundation rock conditions differing significantly from those described in the application; Council may require consultation and corrective actions.
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GENSSGEN-SS-04Geologic Conditions Reporting[Structural Standard Condition 5; Mandatory Condition OAR 345-025-0006(14); Final Order on ASC]The certificate holder shall notify the Department, the State Building Codes Division, and DOGAMI promptly if shear zones, artesian aquifers, deformations, or clastic dikes are found at or near the site; Council may require consultation and corrective actions.
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GENTLGEN-TL-01Conductor Clearances[Siting Standards for Transmission Lines Condition 1; Final Order on ASC]Design aboveground 500-kV lines with ≥34.5 ft clearance, and 230-kV/138-kV lines with ≥20 ft clearance under all operating conditions; ensure crossings maintain electric fields ≤9 kV/m at 1 m above ground; Department may authorize reduced clearance in inaccessible areas.
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GENTLGEN-TL-02NESC Compliance[Siting Standards for Transmission Lines Condition 3; Site-Specific Condition OAR 345-025-0010(4); Final Order on ASC]a. Design, construct, and operate transmission lines, Longhorn Station, and communication stations per the latest NESC. b. Implement a grounding/bonding program for all existing permanent conductive objects within the ROW throughout the facility’s life, with costs borne by the certificate holder.
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GENWMGEN-WM-01Waste Management Plan[Waste Minimization Condition 1; Final Order on ASC, AMD1]At least 90 days prior to construction of any phase, submit a Construction Waste Management Plan addressing container counts, waste segregation, recycling and disposal facilities, steel/wood/cardboard recycling, hazardous/universal waste segregation, concrete truck rinse-out practices, and adherence to Morrow County solid waste requirements; report compliance in the six-month construction progress report.
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GENWMPGEN-WMP-01WMP Compliance[Wildfire Prevention and Risk Mitigation Condition 1; Final Order on AMD1]Prior to and during operation, apply the OPUC-approved Wildfire Mitigation Plan (including PSPS measures) to the entire facility across all five counties, and provide the most recent approved Plan to the Department and each affected county before operation.
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PREFWPRE-FW-01Pre-Construction Surveys 1[Fish and Wildlife Condition 15; Final Order on ASC]Before construction, conduct biological surveys for Northern Goshawk, American Three-Toed Woodpecker, Great Gray Owl, Flammulated Owl, terrestrial encounters, wetlands, and fish presence/crossing assessments per Attachment P1-2.
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PREFWPRE-FW-02Pre-Construction Surveys 2[Fish and Wildlife Condition 16; Final Order on ASC]Before construction, survey all micrositing areas for Washington ground squirrels, raptor nests, pygmy rabbits, state-listed Threatened/Endangered plants, and greater sage-grouse per P1-2 protocols.
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PREFWPRE-FW-03Sage-Grouse Mitigation[Fish and Wildlife Condition 17; Final Order on ASC, AMD2]At least 90 days prior to construction in mapped sage-grouse habitat, submit final Sage-Grouse Habitat Mitigation Plan with credit-acre calculations via Oregon’s HQT, site-specific management, monitoring, and durability measures, and obtain ODFW approval.
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PREFWPRE-FW-04Elk Traffic Study[Fish and Wildlife Condition 21; Final Order on ASC, AMD2]Prior to construction in elk habitat, conduct a one-year traffic study in elk summer and winter ranges; submit the results to the Department for review in consultation with ODFW.
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PRELUPRE-LU-01Umatilla Roads[Land Use Condition 4; Final Order on ASC]Prior to construction in Umatilla County, coordinate road improvement standards with the Public Works Department and ensure any forest-land roads comply with the Oregon Forest Practices Act.
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PRELUPRE-LU-02Baker Aggregates[Land Use Condition 8; Final Order on ASC]Prior to construction in Baker County, provide Baker County Planning Department with a list of aggregate suppliers and copies of their land-use permits.
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PREOEPRE-OE-01Construction Manager[Organizational Expertise Condition 3; Final Order on ASC]Prior to construction, notify the Department of the identity and qualifications of on-site construction manager(s) to demonstrate they can manage construction and ensure compliance with site certificate conditions.
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PREOEPRE-OE-02Contractor Compliance[Organizational Expertise Condition 4; Final Order on ASC]Prior to construction, require all contractors and subcontractors to comply with laws and site certificate conditions via contract; provide the Department executed contract terms.
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PREOEPRE-OE-03Comm Station Permits[Organizational Expertise Condition 7; Final Order on ASC]Prior to communication-station line construction, submit a list of third-party permits; before distribution line work, provide copies of all obtained permits to Department and counties.
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PREPSPRE-PS-01Owyhee District Coordination[Public Services Condition 1; Final Order on ASC]Prior to Malheur County construction, consult Owyhee Irrigation District on geotechnical findings, structure clearance over irrigation canals, and develop and submit mitigation agreements for canal or pipeline impacts.
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PREPSPRE-PS-02Traffic & Transport Plan[Public Services Condition 2; Final Order on ASC, AMD2]At least 90 days before construction in each jurisdiction, submit county-specific Transportation & Traffic Plan per OAR 345-025-0016, detailing haul routes, existing road conditions, permits, access control maps, and obtain Department and county approval.
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PREPSPRE-PS-03Aviation Filings[Public Services Condition 4; Final Order on ASC]At least 90 days prior to construction, file FAA Form 7460-1 for structures or cranes within five miles of public airports and provide copies of FAA and ODA hazard determinations to the Department.
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PREPSPRE-PS-04Env & Safety Training[Public Services Condition 5; Final Order on ASC]At least 90 days before construction, submit Environmental and Safety Training Plan covering site security, drug/alcohol/firearm policies, emergency/medical procedures (including helicopter and spill response), and required training; maintain and comply throughout operations.
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PRERFPRE-RF-01Wetland Delineation[Removal Fill Condition 1; Final Order on ASC]Before construction, submit updated wetland delineation report(s) to the Department and DSL; obtain DSL Letter of Concurrence referencing the applicable delineations.
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PRERFPRE-RF-02JPA Submission[Removal Fill Condition 4; Final Order on ASC]Before construction, provide the Department with an electronic copy of the updated Joint Permit Application as part of the removal-fill permitting process.
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PRERTPRE-RT-01Construction Bond[Retirement and Financial Assurance Condition 4; Final Order on ASC, AMD2]Before construction or any phase, submit a bond or letter of credit naming the State as beneficiary; adjust quarterly over a four-year construction period to match progress and inflation-adjusted decommissioning cost.
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PRESSPRE-SS-01Geotech Investigation[Structural Standard Condition 1; Final Order on ASC, AMD1]At least 90 days before construction, submit site-specific geological and geotechnical investigation plans and reports prepared by an Oregon-licensed engineer or geologist, covering seismic and non-seismic hazards, groundwater, corrosive soils, flood zones, and design criteria.
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PRETLPRE-TL-01PUC Briefing[Siting Standards for Transmission Lines Condition 4; Final Order on ASC]Prior to construction, brief Public Utility Commission Safety Staff on compliance with OAR 860-024 during design, construction, operations, and maintenance; notify the Department of the briefing schedule.
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CONFWCON-FW-01Elk Winter Closure[Fish and Wildlife Condition 11; Final Order on ASC]During construction, no ground-disturbing activities in elk or mule deer winter range from December 1 to March 31 unless an exception is granted by the Department in consultation with ODFW based on avoidance or minimization measures.
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CONFWCON-FW-02Pygmy/Bat Protection[Fish and Wildlife Condition 12; Final Order on ASC]During construction, if active pygmy rabbit colonies or State-sensitive bat roosts are discovered, submit to the Department species identification, location, and proposed avoidance or minimization measures for approval.
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CONFWCON-FW-03Non-Raptor Surveys[Fish and Wildlife Condition 13; Final Order on ASC, AMD2]If ground-disturbing occurs April 1–July 15, conduct non-raptor nest surveys within seven days prior; if nests are found, notify the Department with species, location, and a mitigation plan for approval.
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CONFWCON-FW-04Raptor Buffers[Fish and Wildlife Condition 14; Final Order on ASC]During construction, no ground-disturbing activities within species-specific buffers and timeframes around occupied raptor nests (e.g., Bald Eagle 0.5 mi Jan 1–Aug 15; Golden Eagle 0.5 mi Feb 1–Aug 15; etc.).
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CONFWCON-FW-05Sage-Grouse Mitigation[Fish and Wildlife Condition 18; Final Order on ASC]During construction in sage-grouse habitat, implement the conservation actions set forth in the final Sage-Grouse Habitat Mitigation Plan within six months of the impact.
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CONFWCON-FW-06Sage-Grouse Closure[Fish and Wildlife Condition 20; Final Order on ASC]During construction, no ground-disturbing activities in sage-grouse high-density, core, low-density, or general habitat from March 1 to June 30 unless an exception is granted by the Department in consultation with ODFW.
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CONGSCON-GS-01Semiannual Progress[General Standard of Review Condition 3; Final Order on ASC]Within six months after the Construction Commencement Deadline in General Standard of Review Condition 1, and every six months thereafter during construction, submit a semiannual construction progress report to the Department consistent with OAR 345-026-0080(1)(a).
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CONGSCON-GS-02Clearing Rights[General Standard of Review Condition 7; Mandatory Condition OAR 345-025-0006(5); Final Order on ASC]The certificate holder may begin construction or clearing on any part of the site where it holds rights and would build the facility, even if other segments await rights negotiations.
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CONLUCON-LU-01Baker Setbacks[Land Use Condition 10; Final Order on ASC]During Baker County construction in the EFU zone: a. Front yards ≥20 ft from right-of-way; b. Towers/buildings ≥60 ft from road centerline (or 30 ft from ROW >60 ft); c. ≥10 ft from property lines; d. ≥50 ft from high-water mark of riparian areas.
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CONLUCON-LU-02Morgan Lake MOA[Land Use Condition 17; Final Order on ASC]Within 90 days of constructing the Morgan Lake alternative segment, provide the Department a copy of any executed MOA with the City of La Grande for Morgan Lake Park improvements.
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CONTECON-TE-01WAGS Buffers[Threatened and Endangered Species Condition 1; Final Order on ASC]During construction, no ground-disturbing in Category 1 Washington Ground Squirrel habitat; if an occupied colony is encountered within three years of the survey, submit location and proposed mitigation to the Department and ODFW for approval.
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CONTECON-TE-02Plant T&E Buffers[Threatened and Endangered Species Condition 2; Final Order on ASC, AMD2]During construction, no disturbance within 33 ft of state-listed threatened or endangered plant occurrences; demonstrate avoidance via micrositing or implement mitigation (seed collection, transplanting, research) per draft Attachment 5 of the Final Order on Amendment 2.
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OPRFWOPR-FW-01Mitigation Verification[Fish and Wildlife Condition 5; Final Order on ASC]During Year 3 of operation, provide a report demonstrating fish and wildlife habitat mitigation is commensurate with final compensatory mitigation calculations using Oregon’s Elk Mitigation Framework and post-construction traffic data.
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OPRFWOPR-FW-02Access Control Ops[Fish and Wildlife Condition 9; Final Order on ASC]During operation, employ access control on facility roads within elk and sage-grouse habitats as approved by land-management agencies or landowners.
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OPRFWOPR-FW-03Sage-Grouse Mitigation Ops[Fish and Wildlife Condition 19; Final Order on ASC, AMD2]In Year 3 of operation, submit post-construction access control data to ODFW for final HQT calculations and provide a report demonstrating mitigation matches those calculations.
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OPRFWOPR-FW-04Traffic & Access Ops[Fish and Wildlife Condition 22; Final Order on ASC, AMD2]During Year 2 of operation, conduct a one-year traffic study in elk habitat and a one-year access control study in sage-grouse habitat.
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OPRGSOPR-GS-01Annual Ops Report[General Standard of Review Condition 4; Final Order on ASC]After January 1 but no later than April 30 each year, submit an annual operations report to the Department covering the subjects listed in OAR 345-026-0080(1)(b).
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OPRGSOPR-GS-02Site Legal Description[General Standard of Review Condition 5; Mandatory Condition OAR 345-025-0006(2); Final Order on ASC]Within 90 days after beginning operation, submit a legal description (metes-and-bounds or map/geodata) of the entire site to the Department and each affected county planning department.
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OPRGSOPR-GS-03Site Restoration[General Standard of Review Condition 9; Mandatory Condition OAR 345-025-0006(11); Final Order on ASC]Upon completion of construction, restore disturbed vegetation where practicable, landscape compatibly, remove all temporary structures, and dispose of debris.