ML18059A129
| ML18059A129 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Clinch River |
| Issue date: | 02/28/2018 |
| From: | Pacific Northwest National Laboratory |
| To: | Office of New Reactors |
| Fetter A | |
| References | |
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| Download: ML18059A129 (2) | |
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From: Becker, James M [1]
Sent: Friday, August 18, 2017 1:55 PM To: 'mbarbour@auburn.edu' <mbarbour@auburn.edu>
Cc: Montgomery, Sadie A <sadie.montgomery@pnnl.gov>
Subject:
Map package for AL NHP Hi Mike, I enjoyed our conversation earlier this week. We have two requests.
The first request concerns the attached map package (mpk) containing the following files, with the buffers within which we would like AL NHP to identify species and habitat (terrestrial and aquatic) (of concern to both the State and Federal governments) occurrences in parentheses:
Redstone_Transmission line (within 1/8 [0.125] mile on either side)
Redstone_PotentialPipelineToDischarge (within 1/8 [0.125] mile on either side)
Redstone_potentialPipelineToIntake (within 1/8 [0.125] mile on either side)
Redstone_site12 (within 2 miles of the site boundary on all sides)
I am copying Sadie Montgomery on this email, as she is the one who put the attached mpk file together and can answer any questions you might have regarding extracting the files, etc.
The second request concerns aquatic species and habitat occurrences only, in the Tennessee River and its tributaries (within 5 miles on either side of the Tennessee River) between where State Highway 231 and Interstate 65 cross the Tennessee River (i.e., the section of river just south and west of Redstone Arsenal). Note that there is no shape file we can send you that defines these segments of these waterways. I hope you can delineate the area from the above description.
If you could report findings for the 4 attached files and the Tennessee River/tributaries in a sortable spreadsheet (or each in its own individual Excel spreadsheet), that would be much appreciated. Note that we do not need coordinates for species/habitat locations rather just a list of the species/habitats with occurrences within the specified buffers.
Thank you very much for helping us with this. If you have any other questions, besides regarding extracting the mpk files, please call me at 509-371-7186.
Attachedisthemappackagefile(mpk)withassociatedspatialdata:
Redstone_Transmissionline Redstone_PotentialPipelineToDischarge Redstone_potentialPipelineToIntake Redstone_site12 AL_Redstone_20170817_Becker.mpk
Thank you,
Jim Becker