Joint Fish and Wildlife Agencies file supplemental petition regarding remaining information deficiencies on both projects. FERC staff conducts technical meeting in Seattle, Washington, and public meeting in Sequim, Washington, to discuss the status of the Projects, explores alternatives to be assessed in the EIS, and define additional information requirements. Representative John Dingell requests General Accounting Office conduct an investigation regarding legal issues of project relicensing and dam removal. FERC staff meets in Washington, D.C. with the staff of National Park Service concerning the NEPA process and Glines jurisdictional issue. FERC staff meets in Port Angeles, Washington with the national park Service concerning the NEPA process and Glines jurisdictional issue.
Agencies provide proposed EIS outline.
Lower Elwha Tribal council files comments regarding James River II's response to information request. James River II files its response to agency comments. Joint Fish and Wildlife Agencies file a request describing outstanding information needs and seeking interim protection measures on both projects. Joint Fish and Wildlife Agencies file supplemental petition regarding application and information deficiencies. Joint Fish and Wildlife Agencies file their comments on the additional information filed on May 31, 1988.