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Alaska Stand Alone Pipeline Project, Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement.

Corporate authors: United States Army Corps of Engineers, Alaska District.

In cooperation with: U.S. Bureau of Land Management ; U.S. Department of Transportation, Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration ; U.S. National Park Service ; U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service ; Alaska Department of Natural Resources, State Pipeline Coordinator's Section.

Publication: [Alaska] : US Army Corps of Engineers, Alaska District, [2018]

"June 2018."

Note about date of edition: Several drafts were released. The latest draft was also dated "June 2018", but that version has "draft" in the title.

Physical description of when printed: Multiple volumes : color illustrations, color maps ; 28 cm.

Related Internet resources:

Bureau of Land Mangement NEPA webpage for the ASAP SEIS -- This webpage lists the Draft and Final versions of the Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS) for the Alaska Stand Alone Pipeline (ASAP) Project. Also includes notices of availability of the EIS releases and the Joint Record of Decision with appendices.
Letter from Jill Nogi to Jason Berkner, July 18, 2021 -- A 3-page letter from Jill A. Nogi (Manager of Environmental Review and Sediment Management Unit of U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region 10) to Jason Berkner (Project Manager of U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Alaska District and also one of the three Project Managers for the Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement). The letter explains the U.S. EPA reviewed the FSEIS.
ASAP Project, Joint Record of Decision -- On the ARLIS document server. Includes the 870-page appendix volume.

VOLUME	CONTENTS	SIZE
Summary	Executive summary	14 MB
Chapter 1	Purpose & need	834 kb
Chapter 2	Alternatives	15 MB
Chapter 3	Affected environment	38 MB
Chapter 4	Environmental consequences	19.4 MB
Chapter 5	List of preparers and persons consulted	410 kb
Chapter 6	List of federal and state agencies, Native organizations and other Native groups, advocacy groups, and other potentially interested parties	1 MB
Chapter 7	Literature cited	1 MB
Chapter 8	Index	580 kb
Appendix A	The ASAP Belowground Pipeline Mode: Selection, Construction, Operation, and Maintenance on Alaska's North Slope Includes: • Response letter from Alan K. Mayberry (Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration) to Frank T. Richards (Alaska Gasline Development Corporation)	2 MB
Appendix B	Draft Programmatic Agreement (Version 2.2, February 2018)	1 MB
Appendix C	Application for Department of the Army Permit : Attachment A. Clean Water Act 404 Permit Figures Technical drawings including maps and plans	36 MB
Appendix D	Identification and Evaluation of Time-Dependent Route Geohazards Includes: Appendix A: Structural Mechanics of Buried Pipelines Appendix B: Technical Memo: Expected Long-Term Thaw Depths in Warm Permafrost on the ASAP Right-of-Way	7 MB
Appendix E	Part I: Revegetation Plan Includes: State of Alaska Seed Regulations : Alaska Administrative Code, Title 11, Chapter 34 Part II: Analysis of Potential Indirect Impacts to Wetlands Related to Buried Pipeline Construction Includes: Attachment 1. Expected Long-Term Thaw Depths In Cold Permafrost On the ASAP Right-of-Way, Alaska Stand Alone Pipeline Attachment 2. Thaw Affected Zone GIS Methodology Overview (10-March-2017) Part III. Segregation of the Surface Layer Part IV. Comparative Belowground Designs and Return of Wetlands	13 MB
Appendix F	Stream Crossings	334 kb
Appendix G	National Hydrologic Dataset : Waterbodies within 1 Mile of the Proposed Project and Supplemental Table: Waterbodies within ¼ Mile of the 2016 Route	14 MB
Appendix H	FEMA Floodplain Maps and Drinking Water Protection Areas	18 MB
Appendix I	Application for Department of the Army Permit-Wetlands Mapbook	41 MB
Appendix J	ASAP Fish Stream List Table 5.6-1 : A. Mainline crossings -- B. Fairbanks lateral -- C. Access road crossings	2 MB
Appendix K	Part I: Indirect Impact Area AHRS Sites and Place Name Tables Part II: Draft Cultural Resources Management Plan	4 MB
Appendix L	ASAP Air Quality Emission, Regulatory, and Support Documentation Released on April 14, 2017 as: Docket no. CP17-_-000 : Resource report no. 9 : Air and noise quality : public	22 MB
Appendix M	Alaska Stand Alone Pipeline : Mitigation Measures and Best Management Practices Contents: Part I: Applicant Proposed Design Features, Mitigation Measures, and Best Management Practices Part II: Rationale ASAP Pipeline Route Refinement Part III: Regulatory Agency Recommended Mitigation Measures	644 kb
Appendix N	Part I: Corps Letter to NMFS Re-initiating Section 7 Consultation (from Sandy P. Gibson, September 6, 2017) Part II: ASAP Biological Assessment Part III: Biological Opinion (from Ted Swem, Endangered Species Coordinator, March 7, 2018)	8.4 MB
Appendix O	Effect of Climate Warming on Expected Long-Term Thaw Depths on the ASAP Right-of-Way, Alaska Stand-Alone Pipeline Project	1 MB
Appendix P	Analysis of Subsistence Impacts Running title: DSEIS ANILCA § 810 preliminary analysis. This document is required by Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act § 810. It is very similar to Appendix R, which is slightly revised.	534 kb
Appendix Q	Public Comment Analysis Report	11 MB
Appendix R	ANILCA Section 810 Analysis of Subsistence Impacts Running title: FSEIS ANILCA § 810 final evaluation. This document is required by Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act § 810. It is very similar to Appendix P, which is an earlier version.	122 kb
Appendix S	Fugitive Dust Control Plan	281 kb