Lee Vining Hydroelectric Project (FERC No. P-1388)

Lee Vining (Poole) Powerhouse

Southern California Edison is beginning the relicensing process for the Lee Vining Hydroelectric Project. Please use this page to find out how to get involved and stay up to date.

Upcoming Meetings

• October 6, 2020 Virtual Public Open House (Agenda)
  • Option 1 (9am-11am PST) Check here for a link 2-days prior to the meeting
  • Option 2 (6pm-8pm PST) Check here for a link 2-days prior to the meeting
• November 14, 2020 (8am -12pm PST) First Technical Working Group (TWG) Meeting*

Stay Informed

If you are interested in participating in the relicensing proceeding, please complete the Contact Registration Form and Project Questionnaire. This will ensure you are included on the distribution list and will receive future relicensing communications and meeting notifications.

Below are links to project-related materials, notifications, and documentation (provided as PDFs). All documents related to the Lee Vining Project can also be found on FERC’s eLibrary. This page will be updated throughout the relicensing process as new materials become available or are updated.

Register online here to be notified via e-mail of new FERC filings and issuances related to the Lee Vining Project. Follow the online instructions and subscribe to docket number P-1388.

Project Description & Materials

Below are links to Project-related materials, notifications, and documentation (provided as PDFs). All documents related to the Lee Vining Project can also be found on FERC’s eLibrary. This page will be updated throughout the relicensing process as new materials become available or are updated.

• Project Description
• Project Overview Map
• Relicensing Calendar
• USFWS Information, Planning, and Consultation (IPaC) System Report (ran April 2020)
• TWG Charter Document*

* About Technical Working Groups (TWG)

The TWG process is open to all interested parties including public agencies, Native American tribes, and not-for-profit organizations, as well as individuals. Participants are expected to make a significant time commitment to prepare for and attend meetings, review documents, and provide technical input to SCE and its consultants on methods, analysis, and interpretation in a timely fashion. In light of this time commitment, it is expected that the TWG process will attract a relatively small number of subject matter experts. SCE will also support a concurrent but separate outreach effort to provide information about the relicensing to the interested public as well as stakeholders electing not to participate in the TWG process via electronic communication and updates to the Project website.

For additional information on the TWG process, see the TWG Charter Document in the Project Materials list above.

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