1. Agenda 6:30 – 7:00 p.m. Open House 7:00 – 7:20 p.m. Presentation Welcome Introductions Project Overview Meeting Purpose Environmental Review Process Other Opportunities for Public Comment 7:20 – 8:30 p.m. Public Comment Closing Remarks

2. Who Are We? Bureau of Land Management (BLM) –Rich Burns, Ukiah Field Office Manager –Ashley Conrad-Saydah, State Office Project Manager AltaGas Renewable Energy Pacific –Peter Eaton, Project Manager Ecology and Environment, Inc. –Dave Plumpton, consultant on behalf of AltaGas

3. Introduction to AltaGas Established in 1994 in Calgary, Alberta We have built a diverse foundation of natural gas and power infrastructure AltaGas Renewable Energy LP committed to developing renewable energy in western North America Approximately 1,500 MW of wind projects under development Approximately 400 MW of run-of-river projects under development or construction Bear Mountain Wind Park 102-MW became operational in October 24, 2009

4. Project Overview Purpose and Need Consider right-of-way (ROW) to construct project Assist the State in meeting the Renewable Portfolio Standard

5. Project Overview Project Location 1,500 acres, on BLM land Unincorporated areas of Lake and Colusa counties North of State Highway 20 between the towns of Williams and Clearlake

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7. 7 Project Statistics Up to 70 megawatts of renewable wind energy 29 Siemens wind turbine generators Construction to begin Q2 2012 $240 million project Peak construction workforce of 170 workers Average onsite workforce of 150 workers Permanent workforce of 2-3 workers

8. Why Are We Here? BLM is preparing an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) Present project overview Allow the public to provide BLM information and identify concerns Use this information to develop and analyze the project BLM will utilize and coordinate the NEPA commenting process to satisfy the public involvement process for Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA)

9. Environmental Review The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) lead agency

10. Preparation of the EIS 1.Notice of Intent (June X, 2010) 2.Scoping Period (from June X to July 22, 2009) 3.Draft EIS and Public Comment Period (90 days; anticipated Q2 2011) 4.Final EIS (to be determined) 5.Record of Decision (60 days after final EIS)

11. NEPA Objectives Allow the public to provide BLM with information and identify concerns Identify reasonable alternatives for analysis Analyze environmental impacts of proposed project and alternatives Identify ways to avoid or reduce environmental impacts Provide BLM with information so a decision can be made after the EIS is complete

12. General Guidelines for the Comment Session This session is to hear from you… Please: –Submit speaker cards in order to speak –Wait until your name is called –State your name and speak clearly –Limit your comments to 3 minutes; you may ask questions after all comments have been made –Use comment forms for more extensive input

13. Where to Send Your Comments Scoping comments will be accepted through July X, 2010 Send comments to: BLM Ukiah Field Office attn: Rich Burns, Field Office Manager, 2550 North State Street Ukiah, CA 95482 Submit by email to: WalkerRidge@blm.gov Thank you!