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Tortilla Flats Substation and Power Line September 28, 2007

Project Proposal Mucho Grande Estates is proposing a substation and power lines to support two housing developments –Mucho Grande: “high-end” development –Tortilla Flats: “affordable housing” project

Proposed Site Project landscape: Enclosed Project setting: Panoramic with small features on horizon, some convergence and enframement from horizon lines and existing power lines

Project Specifications Substation and power lines located on public lands Substation development: 250’ x 350’ area Transmission lines: 115 kV power line to the substation (above ground) Distribution lines: kV –above ground to Tortilla Flats –buried line to Mucho Grande Estates

Project Specifications 115 kV line –75’ ROW width –Monopoles, tubular steel, weathering steel brown –Ht. of poles range from 55’ to 80’ kV line –40’ to 50’ ROW width –Poles are treated wood –Ht. of poles range from 30’ to 40’

Project Specifications Tallest substation structure ~ 40’ Substation includes small building, 12’ x 20’ x 10’ Motion activated security lights Proposed fencing surrounding substation –galvanized with brown slats Road upgrade from 15’ to 24’ for access

KOP Selection

KOP 1 Weak overall contrast (ground disturbance largely not seen) Moderate contrast in land color, vegetation line, structure form and texture Strong contrast in structure color Proposed power poles and lines match existing horizontal and vertical lines

KOP 2 Weak contrasts in land form, line, color, texture (FLCT) and vegetation FLCT Moderate contrast in structure FLC Strong contrast in structure texture

Weak contrasts in land form, line, texture Moderate contrasts in land color, vegetation form, color, texture, and structure characteristics Strong contrasts in vegetation line and texture KOP 3

Contrast Rating Results Area to be managed as VRM Class III Recent update to visual inventory –Visual sensitivity for area has been raised from moderate to high –Increase has raised inventory class for the area to a class II Project as proposed does NOT meet VRM Class II or Class III objectives

Recommended Mitigation Screen substation with 15’ high solid, textured wall Color match wall and substation facilities to dominant dark vegetation (as specified by BLM) Break up solid wall with vegetation from substation clearing and road work Contour power line access road to topo instead of paralleling power line

Recommended Mitigation Do not clear to limits of power line ROW Site poles in vegetation clearings/patches Keep substation access road at current 15’ Match proposed road surface color to existing ground color Re-vegetate buried power line scar Shield and reduce night lighting

Simulation – KOP 1 Before After

Simulation – KOP 2 After Before