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SECTION 2.0:PROJECT DESCRIPTION 2.1.2.1 Shared Existing Facilities The following existing elements of the STIG plant's infrastructure will be shared between the two facilities: • The anhydrous ammonia system,including both the 12,000-gallon storage tank and unloading facilities • The 230-kilovolt (W) switchyard and interconnect • The fire systems,including fire water storage tanks and diesel-fired emergency fire pump • The domestic water systems,including eye wash stations and emergency showers • The existing Class I underground injection well (to be used for backup only) 2.1.2.2 New or Modified Facilities The following facilities will be modified or built as part of the LEC project. • The administration building,including the control room,office space,maintenance shop and communication systems. These facilities will be shared by both the LEC and STIG facilities. • The warehouse facilities. These facilities will be shared by both the LEC and STIG facilities. • The existing commercial cooling tower for the STIG plant will be relocated to accommodate the LEC plant,but will not be shared by both facilities • The existing gas metering station for the STIG plant will be relocated to accommodate the LEC plant but will not be shared by both facilities The remaining facilities and activities at the STIG plant will not be shared between the two sites, are not part of the LEC project, and,therefore,have not been considered in this Application for Certification (AFC). 2.1.3 Activities Not Part of the Project 2.1.3.1 NCPA Combustion Turbine Project Number 1 Staff Relocation Project NCPA currently operates its Combustion Turbine Project Number 1 (CTG1),which consists of five combustion turbines located on three sites. Two combustion turbines are in Roseville, one combustion turbine is in Lodi, and two combustion turbines are in Alameda. The City of Roseville will be taking over the operation and maintenance of the two combustion turbines in Roseville, and as a result,NCPA will be relocating seven of its employees from the Roseville site to the Lodi STIG plant site. This relocation requires remodeling of the existing STIG administration building to accommodate these employees. This remodeling effort will involve converting the warehouse portion of the existing administration building to usable office space. This,in turn,requires construction of a new warehouse to replace the converted warehouse space and to house the parts and equipment currently stored at the Roseville site. To facilitate the relocation project, a temporary trailer for office space and document storage will be placed on the STIG site until the remodeling of the administration 2-2 SAC/371322/082340003(LEC_2.0_PROJECT_DESC.DOC)