Lucky Peak Water Service Contracts Renewal or Conversion
Environmental Assessment

Overview

The Bureau of Reclamation has issued a final Environmental Assessment and Finding of No Significant Impact for renewal or conversion of water service contracts that provide irrigation water stored in Lucky Peak Reservoir.

Reclamation proposes to implement the Preferred Alternative as described in the final Environmental Assessment. Under the Preferred Alternative Reclamation would convert the existing water service contracts to repayment contracts for the amount of storage requested by the contractors, not to exceed the original contract amount, under mutually agreeable terms and conditions. Since all contractors have requested conversion for the same amount of storage under their current water service contracts, the total amount of storage that would be under contract would remain 71,018 acre-feet. The total reservoir storage capacity of approximately 293,000 acre-feet.

To obtain a copy of the environmental assessment contact Steve Dunn at sdunn@pn.usbr.gov or call (208) 383-2222 or write to the Bureau of Reclamation, Snake River Area Office, 230 Collins Road, Boise ID 83702.

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Environmental Assessment

Finding of No Significant Impact PDF 135 kb

Entire EA PDF 16 mb

Table of Contents PDF 432 kb
Chapter 1 PDF 215 kb
Chapter 2 PDF 271 kb
Chapter 3 PDF 652 kb
Chapters 4-6 PDF 231 kb
Appendix A PDF 292 kb
Appendix B PDF 192 kb
Appendix C, 1-10 PDF 7 mb
Appendix C, 11-17 PDF 8.5 mb

Last Update: March 3, 2008 10:35 AM