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PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONEdmund G. Brown Jr., Governor

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NOTICE OF AVAILABILITYDRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT FOR THE

MESA 500-kV SUBSTATION PROJECT PROPOSED BY SOUTHERNCALIFORNIA EDISON

APPLICATION NO. A.15-03-003

To: All Interested PartiesFrom: Lisa Orsaba, CEQA Project Manager, CPUC Energy DivisionDate: April 29, 2016

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On March 13, 2015, Southern California Edison (SCE) filed an application for a Permit to Construct(PTC) with the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) for the Mesa 500-kilovolt (kV) SubstationProject (proposed project) to rebuild and upgrade a substation and associated infrastructure in the WesternLos Angeles Basin. The purpose of the Notice of Availability (NOA) is to announce the CPUC’s DraftEnvironmental Impact Report (EIR) is available for public review.

Project Description

The primary components of the proposed project would include:

• Construction of the new 500/220/66/16-kV Mesa Substation and demolition of the existing220/66/16-kV substation, increasing the substation’s footprint from 22 acres to 69 acres.

• Replacement (removal and installation) and modification of transmission lines, subtransmissionlines, and distribution structures to accommodate the new 500/220/66/16-kV Mesa Substation.

• New telecommunications lines and modifications to an existing line, mostly on existing poles andin existing ducts.

• Temporary modifications to 220-kV equipment at several existing substations to preventelectrical outages during construction.

• Relocation and replacement of an existing 72-inch-diameter waterline with an 84-inch-diameterwaterline on the substation site.

• Electrical and/or telecommunications equipment upgrades at 27 existing substations.

• Undergrounding of three spans of overhead streetlight conductor.

Construction of the proposed Mesa Substation Project is anticipated to start in 2017 and would takeapproximately 4.5 years. The proposed project would be constructed primarily in the cities of Monterey

Notice of Availability for the Mesa 500-kV Substation Project Draft EIR Application No. A.15-03-003

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Park, Montebello, Rosemead, South El Monte, Commerce, Bell Gardens, Pasadena, Industry, SantaClarita, and in portions of unincorporated Los Angeles County.

Significant Environmental Effects of the Proposed Project

The Draft EIR has identified that the proposed project would result in significant and unavoidable adverseimpacts to aesthetics, air quality, and noise. The remainder of the impacts identified in the Draft EIRwould be less than significant, or could be reduced to a less than significant level with the implementationof the mitigation measures proposed in the Draft EIR.

Presence of Hazardous Materials Sites

The proposed project is adjacent to the Operating Industries Inc. Landfill, which is a National PrioritiesList (NPL) Superfund Site; the Substation site is situated above the NPL site’s contaminated groundwaterplume. The Mesa Substation site also contains a former leaking underground storage tank site. MobilNumber 18-EVF Service Station, which is a former leaking underground storage tank site, is adjacent toTelecommunications Route 1. A portion of Telecommunications Route 3 is located within the SanGabriel Valley NPL Superfund Site, Whittier Narrows Operable Unit, and above the associatedcontaminated groundwater plume. No other sites enumerated under Section 65962.5 of the CaliforniaGovernment Code are present on the project site.

Draft EIR Information/Public Review Period/Public Meeting

The Draft EIR is available on the internet at http://tinyurl.com/mesasubstation. Hardcopies of the DraftEIR are available at the following repositories:

• Monterey Park Library: 318 S Ramona Ave, Monterey Park, CA 91754 (626) 307-1368

• Montebello Library: 1550 W Beverly Blvd, Montebello, CA 90640 (323) 722-6551

The CPUC will accept comments on the Draft EIR during a 45-day period starting April 30, 2016 andending June 13, 2016. All written comments must be postmarked or received by fax or email no later than5:00 p.m. on June 13. Comments on the Draft EIR may be submitted using any of the following methods:

Email: [email protected]: 415-398-5326Mail: California Public Utilities Commission

RE: Mesa 500kV Substation Projectc/o Ecology and Environment, Inc.505 Sansome Street, Suite 300San Francisco, CA 94111

The CPUC will hold a public meeting on May 18, 2016, to explain the proposed project, discuss theproposed project’s significant impacts, and receive written comments on the Draft EIR from the public.The meeting will begin with a presentation, followed by an informal discussion session. Details for thepublic meeting are provided below:

6:00 p.m., May 18, 2016Barnes Park – Service Club House Main Room350 S. McPherrin Ave.Monterey Park, CA 91754

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Application No. A.15-03-003On March 13, 2015, Southern California Edison filed an application for aPermit to Construct with the California Public Utilities Commission(CPUC) for the Mesa 500-kilovolt (kV) Substation Project (proposedproject) to rebuild and upgrade a substation and associatedinfrastructure in the Western Los Angeles Basin. The purpose of theNotice of Availability is to announce the CPUC’s Draft EnvironmentalImpact Report (EIR) is available for public review.The primary components of the proposed project would include:• Construction of the new 500/220/66/16-kV Mesa Substation anddemolition of the existing 220/66/16-kV substation, increasing thesubstation’s footprint from 22 acres to 69 acres.• Replacement (removal and installation) and modification oftransmission lines, subtransmission lines, and distribution structures toaccommodate the new 500/220/66/16-kV Mesa Substation.• New telecommunications lines and modifications to an existing line,mostly on existing poles and in existing ducts.• Temporary modifications to 220-kV equipment at several existingsubstations to prevent electrical outages during construction.• Relocation and replacement of an existing 72-inch-diameter waterlinewith an 84-inch-diameter waterline on the substation site.• Electrical and/or telecommunications equipment upgrades at 27existing substations.• Undergrounding of three spans of overhead streetlight conductor.

Construction of the proposed Mesa Substation Project is anticipated tostart in 2017 and would take approximately 4.5 years. The proposedproject would be constructed primarily in the cities of Monterey Park,Montebello, Rosemead, South El Monte, Commerce, Bell Gardens,Pasadena, Industry, Santa Clarita, and in portions of unincorporated LosAngeles County.

Significant Environmental Effects of the Proposed ProjectThe Draft EIR has identified that the proposed project would result insignificant and unavoidable adverse impacts to aesthetics, air quality,and noise. The remainder of the impacts identified in the Draft EIR wouldbe less than significant, or could be reduced to a less than significantlevel with the implementation of the mitigation measures proposed inthe Draft EIR.

Presence of Hazardous Materials SitesThe proposed project is adjacent to the Operating Industries Inc. Landfill,which is a National Priorities List (NPL) Superfund Site; the Substationsite is situated above the NPL site’s contaminated groundwater plume.The Mesa Substation site also contains a former leaking undergroundstorage tank site. Mobil Number 18-EVF Service Station, which is aformer leaking underground storage tank site, is adjacent toTelecommunications Route 1. A portion of Telecommunications Route 3is located within the San Gabriel Valley NPL Superfund Site, WhittierNarrows Operable Unit, and above the associated contaminatedgroundwater plume. No other sites enumerated under Section 65962.5of the California Government Code are present on the project site.

Draft EIR Information/Public Review Period/Public MeetingThe Draft EIR is available on the internet athttp://tinyurl.com/mesasubstation. Hardcopies of the Draft EIR areavailable at the following repositories:Monterey Park Library: 318 S Ramona Ave, Monterey Park, CA 91754(626) 307-1368Montebello Library: 1550 W Beverly Blvd, Montebello, CA 90640 (323)722-6551

The CPUC will accept comments on the Draft EIR during a 45-day periodstarting April 29, 2016 and ending June 13, 2016. All written commentsmust be postmarked or received by fax or email no later than 5:00 p.m.on June 13. Comments on the Draft EIR may be submitted using any ofthe following methods:Email: [email protected]: 415-398-5326Mail: California Public Utilities Commission RE: Mesa 500kV SubstationProject c/o Ecology and Environment, Inc., 505 Sansome Street, Suite300, San Francisco, CA 94111

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Application No. A.15-03-003On March 13, 2015, Southern California Edison filed an application for aPermit to Construct with the California Public Utilities Commission(CPUC) for the Mesa 500-kilovolt (kV) Substation Project (proposedproject) to rebuild and upgrade a substation and associatedinfrastructure in the Western Los Angeles Basin. The purpose of theNotice of Availability is to announce the CPUC’s Draft EnvironmentalImpact Report (EIR) is available for public review.The primary components of the proposed project would include:• Construction of the new 500/220/66/16-kV Mesa Substation anddemolition of the existing 220/66/16-kV substation, increasing thesubstation’s footprint from 22 acres to 69 acres.• Replacement (removal and installation) and modification oftransmission lines, subtransmission lines, and distribution structures toaccommodate the new 500/220/66/16-kV Mesa Substation.• New telecommunications lines and modifications to an existing line,mostly on existing poles and in existing ducts.• Temporary modifications to 220-kV equipment at several existingsubstations to prevent electrical outages during construction.• Relocation and replacement of an existing 72-inch-diameter waterlinewith an 84-inch-diameter waterline on the substation site.• Electrical and/or telecommunications equipment upgrades at 27existing substations.• Undergrounding of three spans of overhead streetlight conductor.

Construction of the proposed Mesa Substation Project is anticipated tostart in 2017 and would take approximately 4.5 years. The proposedproject would be constructed primarily in the cities of Monterey Park,Montebello, Rosemead, South El Monte, Commerce, Bell Gardens,Pasadena, Industry, Santa Clarita, and in portions of unincorporated LosAngeles County.

Significant Environmental Effects of the Proposed ProjectThe Draft EIR has identified that the proposed project would result insignificant and unavoidable adverse impacts to aesthetics, air quality,and noise. The remainder of the impacts identified in the Draft EIR wouldbe less than significant, or could be reduced to a less than significantlevel with the implementation of the mitigation measures proposed inthe Draft EIR.

Presence of Hazardous Materials SitesThe proposed project is adjacent to the Operating Industries Inc. Landfill,which is a National Priorities List (NPL) Superfund Site; the Substationsite is situated above the NPL site’s contaminated groundwater plume.The Mesa Substation site also contains a former leaking undergroundstorage tank site. Mobil Number 18-EVF Service Station, which is aformer leaking underground storage tank site, is adjacent toTelecommunications Route 1. A portion of Telecommunications Route 3is located within the San Gabriel Valley NPL Superfund Site, WhittierNarrows Operable Unit, and above the associated contaminatedgroundwater plume. No other sites enumerated under Section 65962.5of the California Government Code are present on the project site.

Draft EIR Information/Public Review Period/Public MeetingThe Draft EIR is available on the internet athttp://tinyurl.com/mesasubstation. Hardcopies of the Draft EIR areavailable at the following repositories:Monterey Park Library: 318 S Ramona Ave, Monterey Park, CA 91754(626) 307-1368Montebello Library: 1550 W Beverly Blvd, Montebello, CA 90640 (323)722-6551

The CPUC will accept comments on the Draft EIR during a 45-day periodstarting April 29, 2016 and ending June 13, 2016. All written commentsmust be postmarked or received by fax or email no later than 5:00 p.m.on June 13. Comments on the Draft EIR may be submitted using any ofthe following methods:Email: [email protected]: 415-398-5326Mail: California Public Utilities Commission RE: Mesa 500kV SubstationProject c/o Ecology and Environment, Inc., 505 Sansome Street, Suite300, San Francisco, CA 94111

The CPUC will hold a public meeting on May 18, 2016, to explain theproposed project, discuss the proposed project’s significant impacts, andreceive written comments on the Draft EIR from the public. The meetingwill begin with a presentation, followed by an informal discussionsession. Details for the public meeting are provided below:6:00 p.m., May 18, 2016, Barnes Park Service Club House Main Room, 350S. McPherrin Ave., Monterey Park, CA, 91754

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Mesa 500-kV Substation Project

Draft EIR

A. 15-03-003 for a Permit to Construct

May 18, 2016

Meeting Agenda

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• Introduction

• Purpose of the Meeting

Silvia Yánez

Ecology & Environment, Inc.

• CEQA

• CPUC Process

Lisa Orsaba

CPUC

• Project Description

• Environmental Impacts

• Alternatives

• How to Comment on Draft EIR

• More Information

Kristi Black

Ecology & Environment, Inc.

• Informal Discussion Session All

Introductions

• California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)

• CPUC is Lead Agency under the California Environmental Quality Act

(CEQA). The CPUC must conduct an environmental analysis in

accordance with CEQA in order to issue a Permit to Construct for SCE’s

proposed project.

• Ecology and Environment, Inc. (E & E)

• E & E is the CPUC’s environmental consultant, hired to perform the

environmental analysis and prepare CEQA document.

• Southern California Edison Company (SCE)

• SCE is the applicant of the proposed project.

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Purpose of this Meeting

• Describe the Draft EIR content and analysis

• Explain public participation opportunities during the CPUC

decision-making process.

• Accept written comments from the public on the Draft EIR

4

CEQA – Environmental Impact Report

• Purpose of EIR

• Disclose potential impacts of SCE’s proposed project and

alternatives

• Identify mitigation to reduce adverse impacts

• Consider a reasonable range of alternatives to SCE’s proposed

project

• Give the public an opportunity to provide input

• Provide information for decision makers to consider

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PEA Reviewed and Deemed Complete

Notice of Preparation/ Scoping Meeting

Draft EIR Issued

Public Comments on Draft EIR

Final EIR

Protests to Application Filed

Prehearing Conference

Scoping Memo

Public Participation Hearings

Testimony

Evidentiary Hearings

Briefs

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Administrative Law Judge’s (ALJ’s)

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Preparation

• Conduct analysis of

environmental impacts of SCE’s

proposed project.

• Develop and analyze reasonable

range of alternatives to SCE’s

proposed project.

Draft EIR released April

29, 2016

Looking Forward: EIR Process

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Stage Objectives Timeline

Draft EIR

Public Review

• Collect comments from public

and agencies on analysis and

alternatives in EIR

• Public meeting

April 29 to June 13, 2016

(45 days)

Response to

Comments/

Final EIR

• Respond to public comments

on Draft EIR

• Revise Draft EIR as needed

and publish Final EIR

August 2016

Certification of

Final EIR and

Project

Decision

• CPUC Certifies EIR

• Makes decision on SCE’s

proposed project

Late 2016/ Early 2017

Mitigation

Monitoring

• Monitor and report compliance

with mitigation measures

Prior to and during

construction and

operation, if project

approved

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Project LocationProject Location Overview

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Project LocationMain Project Area

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Description of SCE’s Proposed Project:

Mesa Substation• Upgrade existing 220/66/16 kV Mesa Substation to

500/220/66/16 kV substation

• Substation footprint would increase from 21.6 acres to 69.4 acres

• SCE currently owns most of the substation site, approximately 86

acres

• Existing 220-kV substation must remain in operation while

constructing new 500-kV substation

• Remove, replace, and relocate existing Metropolitan

Water District 72-inch-diameter water line with an 84-

inch-diameter waterline

• SCE estimates construction will take 4.5 years

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Description of SCE’s Proposed Project:

Mesa Substation (continued)

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Component Quantity/Specifications

New substation 69.4 acres on 86.2-acre site

500-kV switchrack 8.2 acres

200-kV switchrack 6.8 acres

Transformer banks • 500/220kv: 3 transformer banks/11 transformers

• 220/66kv: 1 bank/3 transformers

• 66/16kv: 1 bank/2 transformers

Mechanical and

equipment rooms

1 senior, 1 junior

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SCE’s Proposed Project Description:

Transmission ComponentsComponent Actions

Transmission

(500 kV & 220

kV)

• Remove 1 overhead structure

• Replace approx. 20 overhead structures (3 500-kV, 17 220-

kV)

• 500kv: height of 140 to 200 feet

• 220kV: height of 100 to 190 feet

Sub-

transmission

(66 kV)

• Remove approx. 65 overhead structures

• Removal of 2,000 feet of underground conductor

• Install 24 new overhead structures, 50 to 100 feet high, 3 to 5

feet in diameter. Concrete foundations, 5 to 7 feet in diameter

• Install approx. 27,400 feet of underground duct, approx. 28

underground vaults (10’ x 20’ x 8’)

Distribution

(16 kV)

• Install approx. 5,000 feet of underground duct and 5

underground vaults (7’ x 18’ x 8’)

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Transmission Components (continued)Component Actions

Temporary

Electric Supply

• Install temporary steel pole at Goodrich Substation in

Pasadena to maintain electrical service during construction

Equipment

Upgrades/

Testing (220

kV)

• Replace/upgrade 220 kV equipment at 13 existing substations

Equipment

Upgrades/

Testing (66 kV)

• Upgrade 66 kV equipment at 16 existing substations

Tower

Replacement

• Replace existing transmission tower in Commerce

Underground

Conversion

• Conversion of existing street light conductor from overhead to

underground in Bell Gardens

• Installation of approx. 3 pullboxes, approx. 300 feet of one 3-

inch conduit

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Component Actions

Fiber optic • Reroute one existing overhead line to clear

Mesa Substation

• Mostly on existing poles or in existing ducts

New telecommunications

line

• Install two new lines into Mesa Substation

mostly on existing poles or in existing ducts

• Install new underground telecommunications

within and immediately adjacent to Goodrich

Substation

Telecommunications

reroute

• Reroute existing telecommunications within

fence lines of three existing substations


Telecommunications Components

Environmental Impacts

• SCE’s proposed project would have significant and

unavoidable impacts on the following resources:

• Aesthetics: Long-term visual character and quality degradation

during operation at the substation site. Visual character and quality

degradation during operation from views from North Vail Avenue in

Montebello.

• Air Quality: Temporary carbon monoxide emissions during

construction. Temporary exposure of sensitive receptors to nitrogen

oxides during construction.

• Noise: Temporary violation of noise ordinances of several local

jurisdictions. Substantial temporary ambient noise increase during

construction activities.

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Construction Activities: Air Quality Impacts

• Grading

• 600,000 cubic yards of cut and fill

• Import 100,000 cubic yards of fill

• Export 115,000 cubic yards of cut

• Truck & vehicle “passenger car equivalent” trips (Phase I)

• ~800 worker vehicle trips (one-way) per day

• (1 worker vehicle trip = 1 passenger car equivalent trip)

• ~530 medium truck trips (one-way) per day

• (1 medium truck trip = 2 passenger car equivalent trips)

• ~800 large truck trips (one-way) per day

• (1 large truck trip = 3 passenger car equivalent trips)

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• SCE’s proposed project would have less than significant

impacts on the following resources with the

implementation of mitigation measures identified in the

Draft EIR:

• Biological Resources

• Cultural and Paleontological Resources

• Geology, Soils, and Minerals

• Hazards and Hazardous Materials

• Hydrology and Water Quality

• Public Services and Utilities

• Traffic and Transportation

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Environmental Impacts

Cumulative Impacts

• SCE’s proposed project would considerably contribute to

significant cumulative impacts of the following resources:

• Air quality – local exposure to NOx emissions at the Mesa

Substation site

• Noise – temporary substantial increase in ambient noise due to

construction noise

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Alternatives Screening Process

• Nine alternatives were screened to determine if they could

feasibly meet most of the project objectives and avoid or

substantially reduce at least one significant impact of the

proposed project.

• Three of the alternatives passed the screening criteria

and were carried forward for evaluation in the Draft EIR.

• Chapter 3 of the Draft EIR explains alternatives

considered and rationale for analysis or elimination

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Alternatives Considered in the Draft EIR

• One-Transformer Bank (1600 MVA) Substation

• Build new substation at same site with same orientation with one

1600-MVA transformer bank

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• Two-Transformer Bank (1120 MVA) Substation

• Build new substation at same site with same orientation with two

1120-MVA transformer banks

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• Gas Insulated Substation

• Build new substation at same site with same orientation with gas

insulated switchgear

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• No Project Alternative

• Evaluation of the No Project Alternative is required by CEQA.

• Represents scenario that would occur if SCE’s proposed project is

not approved

• Does not achieve all project objectives

• Includes implementation of a load shed scheme, generation

procurement in the Western Los Angeles Basin, and an alternative

500-kV transmission project

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Environmentally Superior Alternative

• One Transformer Bank (1600 MVA) Alternative

• Substantially reduces impacts on Air Quality

• Reduced fugitive dust emissions from ground disturbance

• Substantially reduces impacts on Biological Resources

• Reduces impacts on avian and special status species and habitat.

• Reduces impacts on riparian habitat and potentially jurisdictional waters

• Substantially reduces impacts from Hazardous Materials

• Reduces the amount of transformer oil stored on site during operation

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Comments on Draft EIR must be received

or postmarked by June 13, 2016

• Written comments may be submitted at this meeting or by

mail, email, or fax.

• Comments are due by 5:00pm on June 13, 2016

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Mail Email

Lisa Orsaba

California Public Utilities Commission

RE: Mesa 500-kV Substation Project

c/o Ecology and Environment, Inc.

505 Sansome Street, Suite #300

San Francisco, CA 94111

[email protected]

Fax

(415) 398-5326

For More Information

• Visit the Project Website:

• http://tinyurl.com/mesasubstation

• Information Repositories

• Monterey Park Library: 318 S Ramona Ave, Monterey Park

• Montebello Library: 1550 W Beverly Blvd, Montebello

• Email EIR Team:

• [email protected]

• Call the Project Information Line:

• (844) 538-6992

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Informal Discussion Session with EIR

Preparers

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Documents

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