## Salem NJPDES Permit Renewal Application February 2006

Author: HDR/LMS

• Section 5: Adverse Environmental Impact

• Attachment 6

‐ 12: Biological modeling of fish protection alternatives

• Attachment 6

‐ 13: Commercial and Recreational Splits

### SALEM NJPDES 2006 PERMIT RENEWAL APPLICATION

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section 1: Signed Cover Letter 1/31/2006 PSEG NJPDES Permit Applicatio n Executive Summary 2/1/2006 Estuary Enhancement Program Overview 2/1/2006 Memorandum In Support Of Renewal Application 2/1/2006 Section 2: Application Forms 2/1/2006 Section 3: Request For Renewal Of The §316(A) Variance For The Salem Generating Station
Attachment 3-1: TP-PSEG -2005-001Condenser Pe rformance Evaluation Attachment 3-2: TP-PSEG-2005- 003 Description Of Salem Stati on And Operating Conditions Section 4: Final Integrated Comprehensive Demonstration Study Attachment 4-1: Proposal For Information Collection Attachment 4-2: Engineering Calculations Attachment 4-3: NMFS Biological Opinions And Incidental Take Statement Attachment 4-4: Description Of Models And Common Input Para meters Used To Develop Estimates Of Impingement Mortality And Entrainment Attachment 4-4-1: Assessment Of Potential Avoidan ce Of Entrainment Sampler By Juvenile Fish Attachment 4-5: Linkages Between Salt Marshes And Ot her Nekton Habitats In The Delaware Bay Landscape Attachment 4-6: Long Term Response Of Fishes To Restoration Of Fo rmer Salt Hay Farms: Multiple Measures Of Restoration Success Attachment 4-7: Monitoring Plan Section 5: Adverse Environmental Impact (AEI) Attachment 5-1: Baywide And In-Plant Sampling Programs And Sampling Methods Attachment 5-2: Model Methodologies And Common Input Parameters Attachment 5-3: Analysis Of Trends For Selected Finfish And Blue Crab Attachment 5-4: RIS Life History Parameters And Method For Estimating Age 0 Life History Parameters For The 2006 Salem Application Section 6: Assessment Of Alte rnative Intake Technologies Attachment 6-1: Evaluation Of Specif ic Fish Protection Alternatives Attachment 6-2: Review And Screening Of Intake Technologies For Fish Protection Attachment 6-3: Alternative Intake Technologies For CWIS - Wedgewire Screen Option Report No. 11050-360-WW Attachment 6-4: Alternative Intake Technologies For CW IS - Dual Flow Screen Option Report No. 11050-360-DF Attachment 6-5: Alternative Intake Technologies For CWIS - Fi ne Mesh On Existing Screens Option Report No. 11050-360-FM Attachment 6-6: Alternative Intake Technologies For CW IS - Sound Deterrent Technology Report No. 11050-360-SD Attachment 6-7: Alternative Intake Technologies For CWIS - Seasonal Flow Reduction Option Report No. 11050-360-VS Attachment 6-8: Alternative Intake Technologies Fo r CWIS - Revised Refueling Outage Schedule Option Attachment 6-9: Alternative Intake Technologies For CWIS - Natural Draft CoolingTower Option Report No. 11050-360-ND Attachment 6-10: Alternative Intake Technologies For CWIS - Mechanical Draft CoolingTower Option Report No. 11050-360-MD Attachment 6-11: Alternative Intake Technologies For CWIS - Operating & Maintenance Costs For The Existing CWIS, Report No. 11050-360-OM Attachment 6-12: Biological Modeling Of Fish Protection Alternatives Attachment 6-13: Commercial And Recreational Splits Attachment 6-14: Commercial Fishing Benefits Values Attachment 6-15: Recreational Fishing Benefits Values Attachment 6-16: Evaluation Of Potential Non-Use Benefits Attachment 6-17: Schedules For Unit Outages And Flow Reductions Attachment 6-18: Energy And Capacity Price Projections
Attachment 6-19: Costs Of Reduced Power
Attachment 6-20: Costs Of Air Emissions
Attachment 6-21: Detailed Costs Results
Attachment 6-22: Detailed Benefit Results Attachment 6-23: USEPA Cost Estimates Fo r Use In The Cost- Cost Comparisons
Attachment 6-24: Detail ed Cost-Benefit Results Attachment 6-25: Monte Carlo Analysis
Attachment 6-26: Detailed Cost And Benefits Of Restoration Of Salt Hay Farm Sites
Attachment 6-27: Cost-Benefit Anal ysis Without Entrainment Survival Attachment 6-28: Cost-Benefit Analysis With Life-Extension
Section 7: Restoration Production Estimates / G.12.B
Attachment 7-1: Production Of Fish And S hellfish Biomass Attributable To The Restored Salt Hay Farm Marshes And Production Lost Due To Entrainment And Impingement Losses At Salem Generating Station 2002-2004 Attachment 7-1-A: Desirable Marsh Vegetation Production Data And Marsh Plain Area Determinations For Salt Hay Farm Sites Meetin g Success Criteria During 2002 – 2004 Attachment 7-1-B: GIS Analysis Of Tidal A nd Open Water Areas Of The Delaware Estuary
Attachment 7-2: Production Of Juvenile River Herring From Twelve Fish Ladder Sites 2002-2004 Attachment 7-3: An Ecosys tem Model Of Delaware Bay Attachment 7-4: Approximating Relative Habitat Values: Spartina Alterniflora Versus Phragmites -Dominated Salt Marshes