Clearwater 1 P-1927

General information
Waterway	North Umpqua River
Current status	Active license
Type of facility	Conventional Hydro
Mode of hydropower generation	Peaking
Type of permit	FERC, FERC License
FERC information
FERC docket #	P-1927
FERC project name	North Umpqua
Other projects with this FERC number	Toketee P-1927 Soda Springs P-1927 Slide Creek P-1927 Lemolo 2 P-1927 Lemolo 1 P-1927 Fish Creek P-1927 Clearwater 2 P-1927
Permit issued	11/13/03
Permit expiration	10/27/38
Ownership and operation
Owner	PacifiCorp
Owner type	Investor-Owned Utility
Transmission or distribution system owner	PacifiCorp
Power and generating capacity
Number of units	1
Total capacity from hydraulic turbine-generator units within each plant	15.0 MW

The North Umpqua Project was constructed between 1947 and 1956. It consists of a series of dams and canals that divert water to the eight developments, each of which has a powerhouse and a dam. The Clearwater No. 1 Development is the uppermost development on the Clearwater River, which has its confluence with the North Umpqua River near Toketee dam. The development includes a 17-foot-high diversion dam located about 8.1 miles upstream of Toketee Lake and impounding 11.8-acre Stump Lake, 13,037 miles of canal and flumes extending from Stump Lake dam to the forebay, a 16.3-acre forebay with total maximum storage capacity of 120.8 acre-feet, a 4,863-foot-long penstock, and a powerhouse with a single turbine-generator having a rated capacity of 15,000 kW. The powerhouse discharges directly into the Clearwater No. 2 diversion.