20170804IRP Exhibit 9.pdf

Exhibit No. 9
APPENDIX A
Boise/Twin Falls/ Fort Hall Public Workshop
Announcements, Agenda, lnvitation Letter &
lnvitation List
Intermountain Gas Company
Integrated Resource Planning Public Meeting
Fort Hall, Idaho
fuly 11, 2Ol7
6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
SPEAKERS AGENDA
7. lntrodudions ond Overuiew - Mike McGrath
2. Demand
d. Economic Overuiew - Cheryl lmlach
b. Residentiol ond Commercidl Customer Growth - Cheryl lmloch
c. lndustriol Usage - Dove Swenson
d. Design Weather- Lori Blottner
e. Residential and Commercial Usage - Lori Blottner & Russ Nishikowo
Breok - (70 minutesl
3. Supply ond Delivery Resources
d. Transportotion and Storage Copocity - Josh Romine
b. Distribution System Overuiew- Russ Nishikowo
c. Naturol Gas Supply - Josh Romine
d. Non-Traditional Resources - Russ Nishikawo
e. Elficient Use ond DSM - Cheryl lmloch
t. Efficient Use- lndustrial- Dave Swenson
g. Load Demond Curves-tosh Romine
Break - (10 minutesl
4. System Modeling
d. Optimization - Dave Swenson
b. System Enhancements - Russ Nishikowo
c. Equilibrium: Supply Meets Demand - Mike McGrath
Jan Rogers s ESI of Eastern lD
Mike Ennis L
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purt Hibbert Blackfoot d;$b,l-a ";b,bh{tt
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Josh Wise REDI of Eastern lD yAq,C8r,*r/e,4itlrlo,
ToniWilliams Basic American Foods
Amy's KitchenRalph Craven
Tevis Vance Great Western Malting
Greg Coles Lamb Weston, lnc.
Reed Worley Portneuf Med, Ctr. -
East Campus
Jace Pool Melaleuca
Ernie Fossum Battelle Energy Alliance
Kyle Williams BYU-I
Chairman Nathan Small Fort Hall Business
Council
Scott Johnson Madison Economic
Partners lnc.
Bingham Co Economic
Development
Roger Chase
Honorable Jerry Merrill Mayor of Rexburg
Honorable Brian Blad Mayor of Pocatello
Honorable Neils Thueson Mayor of St. Anthony
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Honorable Brand Hathaway Mayor of Parker
Honorable David D. Ogden Mayor of Sugar City
Honorable Larry Lovell Mayor of Ririe
Honorable Jason Richardson Mayor of Rigby
The Honorable Brad Andersen Mayor of lona
Honorable David Blaine Mayor of Ucon
Honorable Tad Haight Mayor of Menan
Honorable George Judd Mayor of Lewisville
Honorable Dana Kirkham Mayor of Amrnon
Honorable Stacy Pascoe Mayor of Shelley
Honorable Vincent Larson Mayor of Firth
Honorable Larry Wagoner Mayor of Basalt
Honorable Keven England Mayor of Chubbuck
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Name Name Email address
Intermountain Gas Company
Integrated Resource Planning Public Meeting
Twin Falls,Idaho
luly L2,2017
1:00 p.m. - 4;00 p.m.
SPEAKERS AGENDA
7. lntrodudions and Overuiew - Mike McGroth
2. Demand
o. Economic Overview - Cheryl lmloch
b. Residentiol and Commerciol Customer Growth - Cheryl lmloch
c. lndustrial Usage - Dave Swenson
d. Design Weother- Lori Blottner
e. Residential and Commercial Usage - Lori Blottner & Russ Nishikowa
Break - fiO minutesl
3. Supply and Delivery Resources
o. Tronsportation ond Storage Capacity - Josh Romine
b. Distribution System Overuiew - Russ Nishikowo
c. Naturol Gas Supply - Josh Romine
d. Non-Traditional Resources - Russ Nishikowo
e. Efiicient Use and DSM - Cheryl lmloch
fi Elficient Use- lndustrial - Dave Swenson
g. Load Demand Curves-Josh Romine
Breok - (70 minutes)
4. System Modeling
o. Optimization - Dove Swenson
h. System Enhancements - Russ Nishikowo
c. Equilibrium: Supply Meets Demand - Mike McGroth
Name Signture Company EmailAddress
Stace Campbell McCain Foods
Scott Bibee BuhlCity Hall g/n/o, o o,,Jtrornq - fc l\
Mayor Smedley(Burns)Burley City Hall
Larry Bybee q7 City of Gooding
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MandiThompson City of Twin Falls r*ltu'ngsotS**,4 .o1
Hollye Lierman City Clerk- City of
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Ed Vining Williams Pipeline uf- o
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RegiFiemy BuhlCity Hall
Jim Bergin Glanbia Foods
Brian Wilson Gossner Foods
Jerry Anderson Rite Stuff Foods
Garth Mickelson Chobani
Tim Willingham Cassia Reg
MedicalCnt
Mayor Darrington City of Declo
Mayor Dunn City of Filer
Mayor Boekwoeg City Of Hansen
Mayor Gallegos City of Heyburn
Mayor Davis
Mayor Davidson City of Kimberly
Mayor Hunsaker City of Murtaugh
Mayor Hossfeld City of Paul
Mayor Brown City of Rupert
Mayor Pierson City of Shoshone
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Mayor Swainston City of Wendell
Commissioner Paul
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Cassia County
Commissioner Kerry
McMurrev
Cassia County
Commissioner Robert
Kunau
Cassia County
Commissioner Helen
Edwards
Gooding County
Commissioner Mark
Bolduc
Gooding County
Commissioner Wayne
Chandler
Gooding County
Commissioner Charlie
Howell
Jerome County
Commissioner Katchy
Roemer
Jerome County
Commissioner Roger
Morlev
Jerome County
Commissioner Bob
Moore
Minidoka County
Commissioner Kent
McClellon
Minidoka County
Commissioner Sheryl
Koyle
Minidoka County
Gommissioner Gresley
McConnell
Lincoln County
Commissioner Roy
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Commissioner Don Hall Twin Falls County
Commissioner Jack
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Twin Falls County
Commissioner Terry
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Twin Falls County
Sign ln Sheet Date:Location:
Name Signature Business Name Emailaddress
Intermountain Gas Company
Integrated Resource Planning Public Meeting
Boise,Idaho
fuly 13, 2OL7
5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
SPEAKERS AGENDA
7. lntrodudions and Overuiew - Mike McGroth
2. Demond
a. Economic Overview - Cheryl lmloch
b. Residential ond Commercial Customer Growth - Cheryl lmloch
c, lndustriol Usoge - Dave Swenson
d. Design Weather- Lori Blottner
e. Residential and Commercial Usage - Lori Blottner & Russ Nishikowa
Break - fiO minutes)
3. Supply and Delivery Resources
o. Transportation ond Storage Capacity - Josh Romine
b. Distribution System Overuiew - Russ Nishikowo
c. Natural Gos Supply - Josh Romine
d. Non-Troditionol Resources - Russ Nishikowa
e. Efiicient Use and DSM - Cheryl lmlach
t. Efiicient Use- lndustriol - Dove Swenson
g. Lood Demond Curves - Eric Wood
Breok - fiO minutesl
4. System Modeling
o. Optimization - Dove Swenson
b. System Enhancements - Russ Nishikowo
c. Equilibrium: Supply Meets Demond - Mike McGroth
Intermountain Gas Company
Integrated Resource Planning Public Meeting
Boise,Idaho
luly 14 2oL7
9:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
SPEAKERS AGENDA
7. Welcome - Scott Modison
2. lntrodudions and Overuiew - Mike McGrath
3. Demand
d. Economic Ovemiew - John Church, ldoho Economics
b. Residential and Commerciol Customer Growth - Cheryl lmloch
c. Design Weother- Lori Blattner
Break - (75 minutes)
d, Residentiol and Commercial Usage - Lori Blattner & Russ Nishikowo
e. lndustrial Usage - Dove Swenson
4. Supply ond Delivery Resources
d. Notural Gos Supply - Rondy Schultz, lGl Resources
b. Transportation ond Storage Copocity - Rondy Shultz, lGl Resources
c. Distribution System Overuiew- Russ Nishikowo
LUNCH - (Provided 77:i0-72:75 p.m.)
5. Speaker - Don Kirschner, Northwest Gos Association
6. Supply and Delivery Resources, continued
o. Non-Troditionol Resources - Russ Nishikawo
b. Eflicient Use- Residential - Cheryl lmloch
c. Efficient Use- lndustriol - Dove Swenson
d. Load Demond Curues- EricWood
Breok - 15 minutes
7. System Modeling
o. Optimization - Boris Prokop, Borismetrics
b, System Enhancements - Russ Nishikowo
c. Equilibrium: Supply Meets Demond - Mike McGrath
Name Company Name EmailAddress
Kevin Keyt IPUC
Ray Stark
Boise Metro Chamber of
Commerce *7{. "/*'1-
John Chatburn
ldaho Office of Energy
Resources
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Richard Urquidi City of Mountain Home
Don Woodbury r!^,Jc,il\**j*,Northwest Pipeline-
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Dave Allred {)o,*, "A t{*,-/ {Northwest Pipeline-
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Dale Reynolds Proiect Share
Mayor Stear City of Kuna
Jamie Heinzerling Mavor David Bieter
Jaycee Holman Mayor Tammy de Weerd
Sharon K Bergmann Mayor Stan Ridqewav
Bruce Wong ACHD
Mayor Nancolas City of Caldwell
Mayor Holton City of Greenleaf
Mayor Christoffersen City of Homedale
Mavor Henry City of Nampa
Mayor Bell City of Star
Mayor Almazan City of Wilder
Mayor Taylor City of Middleton
Mavor Wills City of Glenns Ferry
Mayor Williams City of Payette
Mayor Thomas City of Weiser
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Mayor Petrie City of Emmett
Micron Technology, lnc.
Kelli Uzzel
Lathan Flake ALSCO
Gary Shaw B and D Foods
Brian Meier Darigold, lnc.
Robert Weber HP lnc.
John Nickodemus
Saint Alphonsus Regional
MedlcalCt
Patrick Loupin Boise Packaging and
Newsprint LLC
Randy Ford Mateme North America
Joseph Armstrong Mountain Home AFB
Rodney Remling Republic Services, lnc.
Dale McCleary MotivePower
Sue Johnston Valley Regional Transit
Mike Gallagher Society of St Vincent De
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Frances Villeqas
Boise City Ada Co
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1150 West Highway 30
Pocatello, lD 83201
Dear Todd Bloxham,
lntermountain Gas Company invites you to attend an !ntegrated Resource Planning public
meeting. This meeting provides an opportunity to share with you the outlook for growth along
our distribution system and our plans to ensure the necessary resources will be in place to serve
that growth. This public meeting will be held:
Where:
Date:
Time:
Russ Nishikawa, P.E.
Senior Engineer
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Shoshone-Bannock Hotel and Event Center
777 BonnockTrail, Fort Hsll lD
Tuesday, July 77th 2077
6:00-9:00 pm
During this meeting, lntermountain Gas Company employees will present, in detail, each step of
the planning process that creates the Company's outlook for supply and demand on its distribution
system. Attendees will have the opportunity to review the entire process, ask questions and
provide input to help facilitate a thorough plan. Light refreshments wil! be provided that evening.
Please RSVP to Kerry Schmidt at 208-377-6078 or email to [e-mail], no later
than Friday, July 7th.
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2 Ralph Craven Amy's Kitchen Pocatello
3 Tevis Vance Great Western Malting Pocatello
4 Greg Coles Lamb Weston, lnc.American Falls
5 Reed Worley Portneuf Med. Ctr. - East Campus Pocatello
6 Jace Pool Melaleuca ldaho Falls
7 Ernie Fossum Battelle Energy Alliance
8 Kyle Williams BYU-I Rexburg
9 Chairman Nathan Small Fort Hall Business Council Fort Hall
10 Scott Johnson Madison Economic Partners lnc Rexburg
11 Jan Rogers REDI of Eastern ldaho ldaho Falls
72 Roger Chase Bingham County Economic Development Pocatello
13 Mike Ennis or John Regetz Bannock County Economic Development Pocatello
t4 Honorable Jerry Merrill Mayor of Rexburg Rexburg
15 Honorable Rebecca Casper Mayor of ldaho Falls ldaho Falls
16 Honorable Brian Blad Mayor of Pocatello Pocatello
L7 Honorable Neils Thueson Mayor of St. Anthony St. Anthony
18 Honorable Brand Hathaway Mayor of Parker Parker
19 Honorable David D. Ogden Mayor of Sugar City Sugar City
20 Honorable Larry Lovell Mayor of Ririe Ririe
2t Honorable Jason Richardson Mayor of Rigby Rigby
22 The Honorable Brad Andersen Mayor of lona lona
23 Honorable David Blaine Mayor of Ucon Ucon
24 Honorable Tad Haight Mayor of Menan Menan
25 Honorable George Judd Mayor of Lewisville Lewisville
26 Honorable Dana Kirkham Mayor of Ammon Ammon
27 Honorable Stacy Pascoe Mayor of Shelley Shelley
28 Honorable Vincent Larson Mayor of Firth Firth
29 Honorable Larry Wagoner Mayor of Basalt Basalt
30 Curt Hibbert for Mayor Paul Loomis Mayor of Blackfoot Blackfoot
31 Honorable Keven England Mayor of Chubbuck Chubbuck
32 Ed Vining Northwest Pipeline Pocatello
33 Josh Wise REDI of Eastern ldaho ldaho Falls
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3 Jerry Anderson Rite Stuff Foods
4 Garth Mickelson Chobani Twin Falls
5 Tim Willingham Cassia Regional Medical Cnt
6 Stace Campbell Burley
7 Scott Bibee for Mayor McCauley Buhl City Hall Buhl
8 Mayor Smedley(Burns?)Burley City Hall Burley
9 Mayor Darrington City of Declo Declo
10 Mayor Dunn City of Filer Filer
11 PWD Larry Bybee for Mayor Nelson City of Gooding Gooding
L2 Mayor Boekwoeg City Of Hansen Hansen
13 Mayor Gallegos City of Heyburn Heyburn
L4 Mayor Davis City of Jerome Jerome
15 Mayor Davidson City of Kimberly Kimberly
L6 Mayor Hunsaker City of Murtaugh Murtaugh
L7 Mayor Hossfeld City of Paul Paul
18 Mayor Brown City of Rupert Rupert
19 Mayor Pierson City of Shoshone Shoshone
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2L Mayor Swainston City of Wendell Wendell
22 Commissioner Paul Christianson Cassia County Burley
23 Commissioner Kerry McMurrey Cassia County Burley
24 Commissioner Robert Kunau Cassia County Burley
25 Commissioner Helen Edwards Gooding County Gooding
26 Commissioner Mark Bolduc Gooding County Gooding
27 Commissioner Wayne Chandler Gooding County Gooding
28 Commissioner Charlie Howell Jerome County Jerome
29 Commissioner Katchy Roemer Jerome County Jerome
30 Commissioner Roger Morley Jerome County Jerome
31 Commissioner Bob Moore Minidoka County Rupert
32 Commissioner Kent McClellon Minidoka County Rupert
33 Commissioner Sheryl Koyle Minidoka County Rupert
34 Comm issioner Cresley McConnell Lincoln County Shoshone
35 Commissioner Roy Hubert Lincoln County Shoshone
36 Commissioner Rebecca Wood Lincoln County Shoshone
37 Commissioner Don Hall Twin Falls County Twin Falls
38 Commissioner Jack Johnson Twin Falls County Twin Falls
39 Commissioner Terry Kramer Twin Falls County Twin Falls
40 Hollye Lierman City Clerk- City of Gooding Gooding
47 Ed Vinins Williams Pipeline Pocatello
42 Regi Fiemy for Mayor McCauley BuhlCity Hall Buhl
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2 Ray Stark Boise Metro Chamber of Commerce Boise
3 Jamie Heinzerling Mayor David Bieter
Mayor Tammy de Weerd Meridian4Jaycee Holman
Mayor Stan Ridgeway Eagle5Sharon K Bergmann
6 Bruce Wong ACHD Garden City
7 John Chatburn ldaho Office of Energy Resources Boise
8 Mayor Nancolas City of Caldwell Caldwell
City of Greenleaf Greenleaf9Mayor Holton
10 Mayor Christoffersen City of Homedale Homedale
City of Nampa Nampa11Mayor Henry
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City of Wilder Wilder13Mayor Almazan
t4 City of Middleton MiddletonMayor Taylor
15 City of Mountain Home Mt HomeRichard Urquidi for Mayor Sykes
City of Glenns Ferry Glenns Ferry16Mayor Wills
17 Mayor Williams City of Payette Payette
18 Mayor Thomas City of Weiser Weiser
19 Mayor Petrie City of Emmett Emmett
20 Don Woodbury Northwest Pipeline- Williams Meridian
27 Dave Allred Northwest Pipeline- Williams Salt Lake City
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35 Dale Reynolds Project Share Meridian
36 Frances Villegas Boise City Ada County Housing Authori$Boise
37 Treasure Valley Community Resource Center CaldwellJette Rogers
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PUBLIC WORKSHOP Noth,
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Sedion 20 all ln
who are afrected arc anvtedto altend said hearlog toshow cause, ll any, why
said Subdivlslon should or
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ESPLIN & PACXER, LP.186 €ast JudlclalP.O. Bot 1022glackfoot, Idaho 83221
Telephonei [phone]Faxr (20a) 785-5400
Coun*l br Pe6onalRep€senbtiv€
IX THE OISUCT GOURT
BtrER & HARRIS266 West Bddge Stmel8lackf6t, Idaho 83221
Telephone: [phone]f10Facshll€r [phone]
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Idaho Shte hr No. {88
Atomeys for Plainttff
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37 East
lntsmstdn Ga Canpany h6 sheduled a puHic
wod€hop qmlng ltt 2017 lntegrated ResE
R.h. Ih6 publlc B lnvtted io porddprte lE a qoBdon
and ffir wklrrcp, 6nd to p@idc ffircnt
dudng tlE demrEtratim.
wrllten testlmony will beBeglnning at a polnt that ls accepted at the headng. AllN.89"55'22'W, 910.75 f€et other documents must be
the headng.
lndivlduals who ned acces"slble communlcatlons orother acEommodations in
CIAL DI$RIq OF THESTAIE OT IDAHO, ITAiD FOR TiE COUXtrOT SINGHAf,HAGISMTE DIrcIOT
OL OItrUfr OF THESATE OF IOAHO, IilAiD FOR THE COUXNOF BIXGHAH
ShohocS0mk Hotel and Ewrt cortor
777 8a.md( TEal, Fot Ha[ lD
Tuqday, July t,Ih 2017
6-gp.m.
order to partlcipate are
invfted to make their needsknown to the Blngh6m&!nty clerk, 3 to 5 days lnadvance. ADA/504
&mpllance.
IN THE MAITER OF THE HARDNMESLEflDING.IC,ESTAft OFYONUU HUGIE, flaintifr,Dseasd.C.* No. CV-2017-0934 FREEDOM GATE TRUST, andWENDY
NOTICE IS HEREAY
NOTICE OF PUIUC
HEARItrG
GMt that the BinghamCounty Plannlng & Zoning
Comhlsslod wlll hold a pub-llc headng on Augurt 9,2O1, ln Courlroom *1,
gBh sb@a on iE ,)@erty located at appror.103 il 150 W an an "M"Resldendal/Agdcultu.eZooe, The propefty islocated on the Followinq
desdbed propertyl
Part of Section 26, Town-ship 2 South, Range 35E,B.M., Blngham County.
ldaho, de$dbed as:
slb AddltG .pprcx. 1o3xl50w
All persons lnterested or
who ae affuded are irvitedto attend sld h€adng toshow cause, lf any, whyeld Appllcatlon should orshould not r granted. Nomore than 2 Pageg ofwdtten testlmo.y wlll beaccepted at the kadog. Allother documents must bedellvered to Bingham
Counw Planning & Zonlng aminlmum of 8 days before
the headng.
Indrviduals who ned acces-sible communications orother accommodatlons lnorder to participate areinvlted to make thelr needsknown to the BlnghamCounty Cle*, 3 to 5 days ,nadvance. ADA/504
Compllance,
Dated thls sth day of luly2017
V" All€n icnmr
2onlnq Admlnlstrator
Siogham &unty, ldaho
tubllrh 2a2SOr Jul, a,20t7(1519'
alf,cxAl{ couilrYtofict oi PuBuc
HEARIT{G
XOTICE IS HEREAYGryEt that the Singham
County Plannlng & ZoningCofrml$,on wlll hold 6 pob-
llc hearlng on Aooust 9.
2OliZ ln Courtrcom +1,Binghah County Court-house, 501 N. Maple,EtackfNt, Idaho. fte meet-ing wlll staft at 7:OO pm oras smn as lt may E h€ad.A S€cond P0bllc treetln9wlll be held by the hard ofColnty Commissloners onAlouit 2{- 2017 in theCommissione6 Chambers,Blngham County Court-hoos€ 501 N. Maple,Blackfoot, Idaho. Theheadng ls *heduled for
2:Oo p.m.
Th€ purpose ls to obtaintestlmony purcuant to
making a recommendationto the County Commlsslon-ers regardln9 a requ€stfrcm Bryan Huntsman for azone change from 'A"
Agdculture to "tr(A" Restden-ial/Agrlculture and 6-LotPrellmlnary Subdlvlslon tobe known as River EdgeEstates. The groposed
subdlvlslon ls south of theSnnke Rlver aiong CanyonRcd h Shelley, ldaho. Lotslzes wlll rnnEe from lacreto 1.8 acres on approxL
mat€ly 7,9 acres.
The prope(y is describ€d
a!r
RIVER EDGE ESYATES
Part of the Government Lot
DaEd this 6th day of luly2017
A. Edd Cad€r
A. bdd Cader,
Commlssion ChrlrBhgham Couoty
V- ll.n J.nxn
Zonlng AdminlstrrtorPlannlng & Zof,hg
Puulrh 2t29r ,uly I,2017(1522)
BtroH^ll{ counTYTOTICG OF PUILIC
HEARIiIG
XOTICE IS XEREAYGIvEt th6t the BinghamCounty Pl.nning & Zoning
Commlsslon wlll hold a pob-lic hearing on Auou.t 9.2017 ln Courtroom *1,Bin9ham County Court-house, 501 N. Maple,
BlacKoot, Idaho. fte meet-inq will stdt at 7100 9m or
as soon as lt may b€ heard.A second Publlc Headng fo.the Zone Chatroe will beheld by The Board ofCounty Commlsslooers onArsrrt_2gjOlz tn theCommlsslone6 Chambers,Bingham County Court-hoose, 501 N. Mapte,Blaakfoot. Idaho. Theme€tlng ls shedul.d fo.2:m p.m.
,^<>\-dlW"NOTICE TO CREDITORS
HEREgY GIVEN
HUGIE.
PRESCOn, individually andas Trustee oF lhe Freedom
Gate Trust,Defendants.
Case No. 0-2017-943
suHioxs FoRPUBUCAnO*
TOr WENDY PRESCOI
havln9
decedent
thelr
HARD NM€S
Bln9h.m County Couft-house, 501 N. Maple.
Blackfoot, Idaho, Tie m*t-lng will slan at 7:00 pm or
as $on as I may be head,
Thr purpose ls to obtaintestlmony pursuant to9rantiog Wes & LisaRudolph who requests a
Oog Kennel Llcense on tltelrproperty ln order to board,traln and exe.clse dogs forcustomeB e3 needed- Th€parc€l ls located atthe followlng descrlbedprcpertyi
g€ginning at a appoiot that8N8ao47',29"W2211.2a
feet along the Sectioo lineandN010ss'29"E25.00feet all from the SE coanerof said Sedlon 26; then€e N88'47'29' W 402.83 feet tothe East rl9ht-of-way ofRose Road Project No.RS-1833 (5) and to theinteEectlon ot a cufre torhe right; thence along saidcurue 247.01 feet (cuileData Delta=00o14'50";Radi!s= 57,245.80 feet;chord bears N 01.4r'46" E246.91 feet); thence N01.49'11" E 72.75 feel;thence leaving saidrighlof-way S 88047'29' E802,95 feet; thence S0los5'29" W 214.68 feet;lhence N 88047'29'w399,00 feet; thence s01.55'29" w 105.00 feet tothe point of beginninq.
Townshlp 3 South, Range34 East, Eolre Merldian,
Eingham County, Idaho. Aportion of the SU2SE1/4 ofSeclion 10 descibed as:
&qinnlnq at a polnt on theSouth llne of sald Sectlon10 thrt Is Nofth 89.44'West along s.ld South lhe947.2 leel from the SEcomer of said Sedion; andrunnlng lhence North89444'Wast.long s.ldSouth lloe 749 fet; thenceNorth 1lDl5'59' Easl227.95 feel) theoce South8604'51" Eest 63.87 feet;thenca South 73o28'25'E.st 81.63 feet; thenceSouth 84.24 39" East
AEO:
Beglnning at a point that ls
N.89o56'22"w. 235.59 feetalong the sedlon llne froma found alumlnum cap atthe South Quarter comer ofSectlon 17, Townshlp I
North, tunge 37 East of theBoise Mer,dlan, Bln9hamCounty. Idaho and runninqthence along the east line olthe pmperty .s described iowatranty Deed, Instrumentilo. 505189 the followlnotwo (2) €ourses: (1)
S.32.22'33'W. 60.61 feet;
thence (2) s.33.18'30'w.95.35 feet; thenceN.59"41'25'w. 180.57 feetto the west lloe of the
Propety a5 described inWarranty Deed, InstrumentNo. 505189 extended;thence along [he boundaryof said pmperty the follow-ing thre. (3) courses: (l)x.32'58'54'E. 241.54 feetto tbe southerlyright-oFway line of anexlstlng county Road(Canyon Road)j thence (2)
S.59'41'25"E. 179.57 teetalonq sald southerlyright.of.way, thence (3)S.32"22'33'W. 85,54 leetto lhe point of beglnning,
AS:
Beglnning at n polnt that lsN.00o22'54"E. 19.38 f€etand N.59.41'25'W. 742.56
feet from a found alumlnumcap at the South Q0artercorner of Sectioo 17,Township 1 Noth, Range 37
East of th€ Boise Meridian,Bingham Co!nty, Idaho,(sald South Quaier coderalso being 5.89.55'22"W.2641.72 f€et from theSouthwest co.oer of saidSdion 17), runnlng thenc€alon9 th€ northerryrlgbt-oFway line of anexlsting countY Road(Gnyon Road) the bllowlngtwo (2) courses: (1)
N.5904l'25'W. 414.18 feetto a point of cutuc; thenae(2) 95.74 feet.loog $idcurve to the nght, CuryeData: Delta = 8ot2'43",Radlus = 675.00 feet,Chord bearin9
N.55o35'03"W. 96.66 fret
to the east line of the p@p-erty a5 descdbed ln QultClaift Oeed, lnstrument No.607159; theoce along gaid
property the following three(3) coursesi (1)
N.44o42'52'E. 106.03 feet;thence (2) N.45'17'08'W.23.00 feeu th€nce (3)N.44.42'52'E. 102.95 fcetextended to the mean hlghwater line of the left bank ofthe Snake RIver; th€ncealong sald mean hlgh waterline the following six (6)couces: (1) S.46030'39'E.158.39 feel; thence (2)
S.60"22'06"E. 60.88 reet;thence (3) S.5?o36'14"E.97,27 teett thence (4)
S.55017'00'E. 75.79 feet;then.e (5) S.61.10'31'E.44.66 feet; thence (5)S.65o33'59'E. 27.81 feet;thence S.22o58'00'W.157.21 feet b the point of
be9inning.
Total ecre.ge = 7.913aares.
Approx, Slte Addrc$:
TrlO E 1500 il
nc purpose ls to obtelotestlmony pursuant tograntrng ki^ Mcxlnlay aZone Chan9e from'A-
Agdcult0rc to iU' Rasidcn-tlrl Agrlcllture h ordcr toallow for more esldentlalhousin9.
Loaated 6t tha followlngderlpted proErtyi
Paft of the SEl/4 of Sedaon6 and the NE1/4 0f Sedion7, Township 2 South. tunge36, E.8.il., Eln9ham,county, Idaho, d€scrlb€d.s: Beginnlng at a polntthat ls S. 0010'W. 1876.20feet along the Sedion llne.nd E, 624.93 fect fmm th.
W1l4 corner of sald Section
6, and running thence alonga Fenae llne S.00'10'W.
s.00010'to theNortherly bank of theRiverside Canal; thenc€along the canal S.70o07'23' W. 205,61 feet;thence N. 06.50'32" w.
884.53 feet to the Southerlyilght-of-wry of the SouthLavaslde Road; th€nce N.56.36'4S' E. 101.15 feet;thence X.70o41'08" E.198.14 feet to the potnt ofb€9inning,
lppror. Slta Adalr.ar!lpprorlmatrly 23 Sbv..ld. Rod
All pc6ons lntarested orwho ac affeded aE lnvtedto.ttend s.id he.dng toshow cause, lf any, whysald Appllaatlon should ot
should not be gcnted. Nomore than 2 pages ofwdtten testioony will besccepts at the headng. Allother documents mu$ bedellvcred to BlnghamCounty Plannlng & Zonlng aminimum of I days beforcthe hea.ing.
Individuals who need acces-slble commuolcations o.oti€r accomftodatlons loord€r to padlclpate 6relnvit€d to make trelr needgknown to the BinghahCounty Clerk, 3 to 5 days hadv.nce. ADA/504
Compllaoce.
Dated thls sth (tay of ,uly,?017
DATED thls 14th day ofJun€,2017.
filw6nxigG--Pe6onrl Representative
20 Cofton Leaf CoveRo$v0le, TN 380ff
?ubll.h! 6/23, 6/30 t7lal20t(*r506)
Notlce ol Trustee's SaleIdaho Code 45-1506Today's datei lune 13,
2017 flle No.: 9047,2OO75Sala date and tlme (loc.lthe): Odober 10, 2OU at9:00 aM Sale location: attha l4ain Entranca to th€Blogham County Court-hou5e, 501 N. {aple,Blackfoot, IO 83221Pmrerty address: 498 west200 Nofth Blackfoot, ID83221 Successor Trustee:Nothwest Trustee SeilresiInc., an ldaho Corporatioo
P.O. &x 997 Bellevue, WA98009 (42s) s85-1900Deed of Trust lnformationOri9loal grantor: Chester
Odell Gaddy unmaded manOrigln!l trusteei FirstAmerlcan TItle CompanyOriglnal beneflclary: TheMoft gage Sp€clalast Record-lng date: 03/08/2002Recorder's instrument
copy of your response onthe Plalntlfls aBoBey lared{. Harrrs at 266 WestErldge, Elackfoot, ldaho83221, telephooe number(204) 785-23t0. A copy ofthe Summons and Com-platnt an be obtained bycontadinq either the Clerk
of the Cooft or the a$oneylor Plaintiff. If you wishlegal asslstance, you shouldhmediately rebin an ator-
ney to advise you ln thls
WITNESS MY h6nd dnd the
seBl of sald Dtstri( Coud/
this 2:rl.day oflune, 2017.
iii'iEuW:-Et-iH-ARDT *
CLERK OF TflE COURT
By:BMNDEE CAMMACK
Deputy cle*
Publl.ht 6 I 30, 7 I 8. 7 I LlN 7 lzll20t7(rs14)
ls Nofth 89044' west along
said South lin€ 1696.2 feetlrom the Southrast comerof sald Secio.; thenceNorth 11o15'59" East
227.95 feet to the edge of adrain, thence Southwesterlyalong the edge of sald drainto lts lntersectlon wlth
South line of said Section10, thence East 210 feet,
more or less, lo the Polnt ofB€glnnlng.
Approx. Slta Addr...!a2t w 200 s
All pereons lnterested or
who are aFeded are lnvltedto attend raid he.ilf,q toshow cause. lf aoy, whysatd Appricatton shoutd orshould not be 9r6nted. Nomore than 2 pages ofwdften testlmony wlll be.ccepted at tha hearlng. allother documentg frust bed€livered to Ainqhrm
County Plennho & Zonlnq amlnlhum of I days befodthe hcarlng.
lndiYidual5 who necd aces-slble communlcatlons orother accommodatlons lnorder to padiclplte arelnvlted to m€ke thelr ne€dsknown to the Einoh6m
County Cl€*, 3 to 5 days Inadvance. ADA/504Compliance,
D.ted this sth day of July,
20L7.
392.28 feet; thenae South54.42'36" E.st r93.26 feet;thence South 05o36'30'
West 49-54 feet to the Polntof &ghnrng. {so aegin-nlng at a polnt on the Southline of sald Sedlon 10 that
V. All.n ,.n.Gn
Zonhg Ad6lnt*ntorElngham County, Id.ho
Plblbh 2829-0! July l,2017(1521)
suf,troxs
To: LAWRENCE S.
You have been sued byFORD MOTOR CREDII
CoHPANY LLC, the Prarnfiff,ln the SEVENTH DistrrctCourt ln aod for BINGHAMCOUNW, Idaho, Ca5e No.cv-2016-1990.The nature of the claimagainst you is colledion ofmoney owed by you.Any time after 2l daysfollowi.g the last publica-tion of this summons, the
court may enter a iudgmentagalnst you wlthout fudher
notlce, unless prior to thattlme you have liled awritten respons€ in theproper fom, inaluding theCase No., and paid anyrequlred filing fee to the
Clerk of the Coufr at 501 N.M.ple, Blactfoot, ID83221, telephone [phone], and sefled a
copy of you. response onthe Plaintiff's ahorney atHowell & Vall, UP, P.O. 8ox330, Merrdian, ID 83580,
telephone [phone].
A copy of the summons andComplaint cao be obtainedby contactlng either the
Clerk of the Coud or the
aftorney for Plalntlff.
BINGhAH COUNW
HEARIXG
NO'ICE IS HER!AY
20, whlch polnt ls 205 feet
Nofth of the Polnt of Begio-nlng; thence Solth 205 feetlo the Point of Beginning.The s.le is subJect tocondltlons. rules and p@e-duEs as descrlbed rt thesele and whlch can bereviewed at www.north-w€sttrustee.com orUSA-Foreclosure,com. Thesale ls made without
2017 ln Courtroom #1,Sln9ham County Court-house. 501 N. Mapla,
Blackfoot, Idaho, ne meet-lng wtll stat at 7100 pm oras Soon as it may be heard.
Y.All!nlsmil
Zonihg AdftlnlstratorBingham County, ldaho
A.ladCtutera. Udd CaterCommlsslon Chalr
Publbh 2t27.Or July 8.20l,(1520)
GMN that the Elnghemcounty Planning & zoningCommlsslon wlll hold a pub"lc headng on Augu.t 9,
The po0ose ls to obtalntestlmony pursuant tograntlng Kelly a CondtlonalU5€ Permlt allowinq hlm to
By-lonj MuphyDeputy
Publlsh:5/16/ 5/23,6130 t7lal20t7(ra9r)
repm*ntatlon, warranty or If you wlsh legal assisEnce,covcnant of any k,nd, you should lmmedlatelyG.ddy, Chestrr Odell retaln an aftomey b advlse(fS$ 904 7.2 007 5 ) you ln thls matter.1002.291803-FileNo. Dated:5/31/2017
Publl.h:6/30,..,12112017(1$a)
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'o I Stol Connacted I tddtostillottr.t I rcflilY rult to u,
I ruHN rrmrox
l{ames in the news
Eva MosTrtr i.n &didrfrtbdrP
Director Christophcr Nolan didn't
know quite how famN Harry Styles'
above, m6 ttfore "Duoktlc""l dotrl think I was that awarc Gally
oftrow faDous Harry ms" before cast-
ing rhe pop sbr in the upcoming world
War II eDic, Nolan said Friday. "... My
kids hlked aboB him, bs I @6n't rc-
elly that aware of iL So the frth 8 I
cast Harry becae he f{ t]tc pan mn-
derfully ard truly eared a *at at tlEbble."
Styte6, 23, who gained fame with OneDiMion and recently laMhed his elo
carer, plays a Britilh sldier in Nolan'ss$peM-thrill€r atDu the eveMtion of
hundreds of thouands of Allied sldieE
from Dunfttlq Fmme, in May ard Jueof1940.
BIRTHDAYS
Singer Mavts Sbplea b 78. Cuigri$
lerry l,filler of Moby Cope is 74. folk
singer Arlo Guthrie i! 70. Banjo player
Bela Fleck of Bela Flftl atrd the Flek-
tones is 59. Aft$ SoBa Velgm is 45.
Singer Imeldr May is 43. Actor Adrtan
Crenler is 41. Ador Chlwetel E loffi
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Singer Perde Edwardr of Lifrle Mix i3
24.
TOTITNY ilUI{BENS
Sunday
IUHO PICXI Dry: 0-96 Nigm 2-t0
SaturdaytuHo aol toTTo 8+[-B-&, Hdhll 8kkpd: rEl millie nowin6Wdn*ys dldd F.rFi: l&I mill6
Jetpd: iCO million. nowinns
Wdnday! dimddF(kpt. tS million
6 STontts To (AT(H uP 0t{
'l lledical item foundI belongingto Boisean
roGGNS
The ldaho Comty Sheriffs Offrce says
it ha6 found a medical item bclonging ro
s4-year-old John "Rendy" Fre8h, who
wcnt missing rwe 29, about 5 milese(h of Riggis on lhe banks of rhe
was his
Authorities eid they arc fcBingsarch effotu in an area bcMeen the
Lake Crcek Bridge and Fiddle Cr.ek.
Freah wed ftshitrg in th€ RiggiN ar.aJw 29 atrd ms exEded homa luly l.Auhoriti6 sy he wrs lest sen in tha
parking ld of a RiggiE motel.
1 (runchine noise'asl, bear wak[s up teen
A l9-ycarcld ouffer rt a Colondo
camp fougfu off a bea. after Mking up
Sunday to fhd dE animd biting hij
head ard EyiDg to dng him away, The
6qffer, idefiified oDly as Dylaq said it
was 4 a.m, when hc luddenly ferd his
herd i6ide the muth of the berr,
which was uyiry b flrll him ffi of hi6sleping bag at Clacier View Ranct!
ColoBdo Parls and Wildlife spokcs-rcmatr ,emifer Chwhill said.
The teen puched and hit the bear,
and other suffes yelled ard swated atit, evctully casing it to lerv€, Chmh-ill said. Dtdan Mr treated briefly at a
hGpihl and rel€asd.
The ten told l(MG H-TV tha! the b€ar
dngged him lO to 12 fe4 "The cMh-
itrg rci*, I gues, wa6 the Edh $npingagaid thc skull as it dW !r!" sid Dy-lai, who teachcs wildere$ swival at
the camp,
I Utah schools investinsJ amid pilot shortage -
Sdthem Utah Univcsity in Cedar
City has sFnt $3.8 miUion to buy l0
new airplaEs to uy b lu $udcnBama a pild shoilge, shonly aftcr Uah
Sbte Uilve6ity m.de a similar mova.
Thc slmb arc opecing a 6urgc io
aviation srudcnts with the ieEasingdcmnd for pilot hining, the Salt Lalc
TlibuE rcponed. The trcnd i! @mingist as airnft mrufa@r BeiDg
cJpeded in reccnt mnth& Its ragion
cov€ring 120 horpiulr in Ubh, Ncveda,MoEau and ldiho rceiv.d 2,200fdar do@tioE thatr rcadcd in rhe past
The organiation ey! farcr paoplc
douE aroEd rmmer holidaF bc-caw thay'E on vrcation and txaw
placas 6uh .s of6es .nd chEchas tcnd
to hold f.wer blood driva6 during lhc
8@mar.
The R.d CD$ sys aboa 57O dom-
tioB erc Ecded in tha fou-6Etc arcad.ily. Thc ag.rEy eid ir wil be holdingcodmuity domtion.veG ama the
urgcft call for bt@d and plarcld dolr@
( Biology test no longerU needed in Wuhingon
High &h@l &detrb mn'r b€ re-quird to pa$ a bblogy t€s in order togEdut undar a mcasrc riged iso
Iaw by W.lhington Cov. l.y IGle. The
legdation mc.a that high &h@l $-nio6 who ia f.ilcd a bioloSy mm b(ftt dhar diplom r€quircm€& Nuldgd . diplom anryay, Th. (IDngvicw)
Daily N.s @Gd,
Undar the pmios las thc Clee of
2Ol7 sa8 tha 6a cla$ required b pa$
a blrlogy cEm to gndue. Abou 3,300
high *h@l snioB failed iL TIE Ew
lcgislation is hendcd to givc 6nrdeilsmorc flaxibility in mcetinS gndution
raquircmedi
Ihb vid€o fram shos a lg-yeir-old cmp statt( wtD ge oV hb f i6t mm, oyhn,
d6cribing how he fdgtrt olf a bear in Cdqado
Oredis that about 617,000 morc @m-mercial aidire pilob will be @dcd by
2035. Horian Air, whbh &ili6s Boi$
aDd tlE Nofrhwes .nd is affilated with
Alaska Air, ha! had b ca8.l flighs this6mrer b€cau of a pild lhoru8c.
"Airylare pild de@nd is i@tiabl.,"
laid Mite M@er, aliffior of SouthemUuh Unive6ity's aviation prcgam
/l Pygmy nbbits mwed'l after Wash. wildfire
QUNd,WAg.Off&iab captucd 33 endrngeredpyFy nbbib lhat swivcd . wildfft itr
ccntnl Washington and mvcd them too6e. breeding she& Biologis lohn Gal-
lic widr lh. W.shington Depaffint of
Fi6h and Wildlifc told lih. Scade Timcs
lhat thr mbbitsscre found aftem wild-frc bo@d sgebruCr they Gd for food
aDd shclEr.
Galti. sid about 70 rabbib dicd et dE
lo-acrc Bcczley Hill6 sitc, ore of fou in
the ataE whaE biologis hav. baen
brcading the rabbib lor rcl.ae im tha
wild.
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lntermountain Gas Company has scheduled a
public workshop conceming its 2017 lnteEirated
Resourco Plan. The publlc ls invlted to participate
in a questlon and answerworlGhop, and to provide
commont dudng th€ demonstration.
lntemountaln Ga Gonlbrence Center
555 S. Cole Rd. Boise lD
Thursday, Juty 13th 2OA7
5:3O - &3O p.m.
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Resource Plan. The public is invited to participate
in a queston and answer workshop, and lo provide
comment during! the demonstration.
lntermountaln Ga Conhrence Center
555S. Cole Rd. Boise lD
Thursday, July 13th 2017
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PUBLIC WORKSHOP
lntermountain Gas Company has scfieduled a
public workshop conceming! its 2O17 lnteg[ated
Resource Plan. The public is invited to participate
in a question and answerworkshog and to provide
omment during the demonstration.
ShoohorpBannock Hotel and Eyent Center
777 BannoekTrail, Fort Hall lD
Tuesday, July 11th 2O17
6-9 p.m.
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PUBL]C WORKSHOP
lntermountain Gas Company has scheduled a
public workshop onceming itls 2O17 Integrated
Resource Plan. The public is invited to participate
in a guestion and answer workshop, and to provide
comment during the d€rnonstration.
Hllton Gaden lnn
L7 4LHarfwn St N. Twin Falls, lD
Wednesday, J uly tl2th 2OL7
1-4 p.m.
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Workshop Presentation
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customeis needs on a consistent and , ,l:
lntermountain Gas
Overview of the lntdgfated
Resource Planning Process
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. P an,. -*, ""i:::*:T1-*T"ilffifffive-year forecast pertdd.*ti*g a wide rait$d
assumptions includi*g both design a*d *omEl
weather projections and ryi*g cultotnoi.:scenarios P
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Overuiew
Load Demand
Enhancements
Demand
Load
System
Enhancements
Demand
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Residdrtisl& C!$ni'thl
Cuslmer c6*ih
lodustdal Demartd
Demand
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CuslomorGrodh
Demand
1 Etrcient Use lndustrial
Non,TEdi0anai
Reao{ro$Efiicier* t,6e - Cqre
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Economic Foreca$t
John Church
ldaho Emnomic
July 2017
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population
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f o r th o Stato ol ldrhc rnrt:-i$+tcuntb-:,h.]IiIlk
Provides county by county projecfions forwages,employment, population, and households
Uses
population
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for the State ol ldaho an{ tll*i$tNiIitd* lhilUN\\NS$$
amount of economic flucfuation and ooflfial hu*tlggo
activity in the State and it-s fo(y four couali**i
The High Growth Scenarlo assumos a moio rafl{lf
economic growth for the State oil ldaho. . , ,.,:,iii.. i
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Constructlon,
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AffiffiHy '
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avonga lncrcaro
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lncrea$ ot 2.1%
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,14,800
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ln totil,
by
Govomment
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The Economic F,, pfec*#t
In the 2017 - 2M0 Foreca6l Po*od Haho! t
An annual rvorage Non.griculturel ornploynuft {fg{-lfl lS t#ffiadding marly 26,4,300Jobs to tlx Strte! payrd* ,:F'\"\w
PlG, the addltlon of noarly 372,000 new hourohold! ln ld'l!(ii#drf t
Nof,agrlcultunlemdoymer*anldrlrois"r $jliiffiffi$ffi254,300 ln tho 2017to 20.0piriod-e"t*o'nl-.tni_&*,l,l SSffithan othe6:
Manutacturlns omdoymont ln 6110 h pr*dtc[ft-t$'1 fi*i#ffi#annual av€ra0e nte of 0.1%p€r y€.rwer*e?$tF:f-Qtl$t$l -R!ab3orute garn of nerty 1,800Job$ from $. r0r,?eliHsytliuilt:
The Transporlatlon, Wholosalo ind Retrl Trfilc, rr!d.i]i]..3f$$.i
lndu3trles arc oxpected to pGt rnnurt rittegn t6f&'ii@
0.5% por year ovar tha 201? to 2040 perlod ns6G$.ti$.raaj:is(d -.:: ti
The Economic FbiCld$ii
Tho Seruice hdu3tder in Uafro er* <*pqq;d:*:lt*.:&::f;1]Sffiffiffi
in toms of employrlont grorry& 6rrtr ttto 2!,t? ra'1D4t rr f !\ M$ffi
Employmant ln tho Prof€sJlmal qfid gt*lhgfr..,Sl-
forecasted lo lncE8s by 97,100 ovs UB 2Oi, - 20{0 =41
annual averago lncrcace ol 2.4eh Wr Wr. \;,
Education and Haalth Sorulce. ompl6ym* *:rhe:.si*:l{i?{.,i$,itl}#N
to lncreaso by 58,600 ovsr the 2017 - 2040 period -an annual a!@gtr
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ldaho employment ln th6 tibum and ll*pntfUy i
foBc.sted to lncEace by marly 2d300 {,lrdf *tu:itl?ii\?q$r${{$Xffi
QUESTIONS,,?
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GroMh , \\NNSNW
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Cheryl lmlach
Manager, Energy Utilization
F o recas tr n u ffi $ffi ilft$\s,N
. Economic Forecast- StefC bf lddti*l. Household growth rate by Counryl'i
. Market Penetration Rate by Region
. Provides county by county proiections forweges,
employment, population, and !@E!!g
. Comparison and Reconciliation
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.High Growth '1:iiiii\.- Assumes a more attractivB bu3in6$s ar8irOnrnent for df& &$ii,
Transportetlon and Tnd.$ I }i:t?!=;\Employment galns in mutfsle hkh y.ls. kdurtrter.i::=
Higher populeton g.owih and hlgtBr omplo]lrrtcnr k$ii,lt
Hlgher rat€ ol houshold creatlon
.Low Grovvth
- Assumes manrractuilng d@s nol recovsrtrcm rgcssglon
- Assumea acceler8ted job loss in Food procoiSlno, rdt- ,:::products, electronics, etc.- Household growth ls ,3% lecs than Baaclino acsmrlo
.Baseline
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2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
550,000
525,000
500,000
i|75,000
'150,000
425,000
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18,000
16,000
14,000
12,000
10,000
E,000
6,000
4,000
2,000
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8,000
6,000
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. Hdsehold crowth ) N*Xoillei t l{a*Sa:,.0!,4!ixn},*rl '
.Existing Residential Conversion
,
' Computed as a function of No\,!, Reildontial Cuttomors
.Small Commercial Customers
.New Residential Construction
.Existing Residential Conversion
Market Penetration Rate
By Rogion
Example Calculatian
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16,000
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12,000
10,000
8,000
6,000
4,000
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SUNVALIEY IOAHOFALB
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i00,000
IRP
20rE
1,000
2017 20tg
10,m0
9,000
8,000
7,000
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5,000
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900
800
700
600
500
400
300
200
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10,000
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6,000
4,000
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DESIGN HEATING'#
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Regulatory **nl$iilf,
Heating Degreil?*ys
. Weather is a key driver of lnte
res ide ntia I a n d commercirl d****ll i *lli.ilN. An important goal of the IRP process-!$ii$N,$l
ensure IGC's ability to deliver naturalgag tb
customers under extremely cold (peek}=
Whst is a Heating D*$i'itF.,,,X5'Ay,,,E
HeatingDegrae0.{W Normal ffes# D.
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ESEttfififfi. Reviewed ldaho's historical degree day data ffiffiNOAA to identify the coldest years on record, ffi. October|984 through September tg85 wts thdllnNl
coldest heating season iI. This period also included lhe coldert cr#icalthre*$
month heating period (Dec-Feb)
i. This year with certain modifications represents the
basis for the Design Year (DY85)
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Qc I Aug iep
Developntent of Design HDD ;. The coldest actual month (n*o*Aq.$$$$'4
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Year
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days ior tlre reaa*t 30 ysar
period selected (From O€clseo) It,'.
besi$tlPe ll$ Wffi
. ldaho State Climatologist Dr. Ruseell Sualt$
performed a review of IGC's peak we*lt$ti.N
methodology.. Dr. Qualls'work enabled IGC to chos$e u deai$n
peak-day temperature corresponding to a
selected probability.. 50 year peak-day event was selected (79 HDD)
Modifii*tionilo=rfia..\ffi. _-4
DY January
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. Intermountain has developed unique degreqQ* for
each AOl. The methods employed to: i*liHfB|lfi$l
normal and design degree days lor each ofthese aieas
normal and design degree days,
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Ouestions or Commenti?
(15 minute break)
Design Residenfia| and Commercial
Usage per Custamer
Lori Blattner & Rus$ Nishika*
''<t^'Agry.' *
Customer Usa$€ Trend
. Nationally cu$tomers u$.dffi|
gas than they did 4 decadre
.Energyeff icientbuildingi#HdllX\tl\\\r\\\\W.,\l1ii1$ll,SN'IS. More efficientfurnaces ano waterhEii*"r*
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200,000
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Customer U#ge Treffi
. Conseryation infIUH H b'Qil
impacting usage in the early 1990's
. 67% of our customers aro nsw]$iad1990 :
67%.ot IGC'g Cusroraer*
,ri:w$ince 1990 l
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customer Y.. rmllliiiiii
. Conservation influe* b$$HHlI$$U
usage in the early 1990's r',' ' : rlt\\:
l. 670/0 of our customers are new sinie t9€$
. Rising prices influence customer befraviiilil
. Economic downturn impacts
Usage per Custsmer Mffiblin$
Methodology
. C ustomer Ma nagement Modil[$|ffi-..:=$.$
- Product from DNV Gl- l. : "'':
- Now fully implemented into IRP pr:ocesdl\S
- Part of the Synergi Gas product line
Usage per Custo#GffiLffi
. Apply HDD for each AOI UU$ HIlm$
weather study
. Allows for a unique custom fifiSldfl# L liNcalculation based on geographiC lo0#i l$
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Manager,
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Usage per Cu*t$nxE lliril,iirii
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Application by' Ol=, ,,,... l'
. Canyon County identified customers'hy.1ffin,
created single usage ,l. Central Ada & State St grouped AOI's :.'
QUESTION$
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Customer Forecast
. 119largest customei$in lftP=',r'." ' l'..r :.. 52o/o ol 2016 sales. Mix of "lnduslrial' and'Commercial' $3es. Often referred to as "lndustrial" or "Contracf
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LARGE VoLUME cu$rom.x* $E$l
1. Minimum 200,000 therms *nnuei rrsage:,1ffi +;t11
2. Minimum one year contract rrll,!'r,ilririiiii$l , l3. Must elect a rate class; three available
'1 . One "bundled sales" ,.r: ..:-'.:'..:, ' I'r'''
4. Maximum Daily Firm Quantity (M*FA) for LV-{,/T-4
5. tvlaximum Daily Quantity (MDO) for T-3
6. Contracts are site specific to one location
7. Meters may be combined if "contiguous" property
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351,610 100Y0
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lnstitutions 22.084
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sales ^ 341.g2e,,^O'trl lNTtRlvtOuNT lNTlcAs CoMPANY
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Base Case AsBU$ffion
. Scenario based on recent-4d$$l usad.S.;1.-1\.\\\\, t
. Adjusted for Survey results and other knovn or
projected events. Only assumed growth for specific cu$tomqnii.,i
"where growth was projected ,: Nf. Projected growth in Potato & Other Food .'
Processing, Manufacturing and lnstitutions
$wt
Forecast Base 0ase Ann#HlIS,HNHs
371.005
102,951 1C1.598
20ll
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20'ts $W
3,160
18.927
104,567 10r,745 Itl,544 111;9S4.
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and expectations of our cu$ f$,t l lili$
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Northwest Gas h/arket Outlook
Dan Kirsrhner, Executive Direftor
No{thwest Gas Assi}ciation
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Nramn
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2. Coal
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5. SatelliteiPortable LNG Equipment
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customer projections
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