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Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Henry M.Jackson Hydroelectric Project,No.2157 Notice of Intent of Snohomish County PUD and City of Everett December 1,2005 (3) License Expiration Date May 31, 2011 (4) Statement of Intent to File Public Utility District No. 1 of Snohomish County and the City of Everett, Washington, co-licensees, unequivocally state their intent to file an application for a new power license for the Henry M. Jackson Hydroelectric Project, FERC No. 2157, on or before May 31, 2009. The co-licensees will utilize the Commission's Integrated Licensing Process to develop the license application, as established by Final Rule, Order Number 2002 on July 23, 2003. (5) Principal Project Works The Project consists of an earth and rock-filled dam at river mile (RM) 16.5 of the Sultan River, impounding a 1,870 acre reservoir known as Spada Lake; a 3.8 mile-long power tunnel transitioning to a 3.7 mile-long pipeline; a reinforced concrete powerhouse and adjacent switchyard at RM 4.3; a 3.5 mile-long municipal water supply and fish water return pipeline from the powerhouse to Lake Chaplain, the City of Everett's water supply reservoir; a standpipe structure at Lake Chaplain that diverts water to Lake Chaplain for municipal supply; a 1.5 mile-long tunnel and a 2,000-foot pipeline from the standpipe structure (Portal 2) to a diversion dam located upstream of the powerhouse at RM 9.7 to carry fish water return flows to the Sultan River; and powerhouse switching facilities connecting generation from the Project to the Public Utility District No. 1 of Snohomish County's transmission system. (6) Project Location The Project is located on the Sultan River, with principal Project works as described above at RM 4.3, 9.7 and 16.5 in Snohomish County, near the City of Sultan,Washington. (7) Installed Plant Capacity • The total installed capacity of the two 8.4 megawatt Francis turbines and two 47.5 megawatt Pelton turbines is 111.8 megawatts. Actual operating capacity is approximately 104 megawatts due to head loss through the power tunnel and pipeline. Page 2