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Date:June 12/08 10 0 10 5 Kilometers Generating Stations Communities Converter Stations Existing Transmission Line Road/Highway Railway Access Roads Site Layout Proposed Reservoir Level Proposed GENERAL LOCATION PLAN FIGURE 1 ± Split Lake (Tataskweyak Cree Nation) York Landing (York Factory First Nation) Proposed Keeyask GS Gillam Bird (Fox Lake Cree Nation) Ilford (War Lake First Nation) Bipoles 1 & 2 TL KN36 Hudson Bay Railway HENDAY CONVERTER STATION RADISSON CONVERTER STATION Birthday Rapids Nelson River Burntwood River Kelsey GS Clark Lake Gull Lake South Access Road Corridor Stephens Lake Kettle GS Long Spruce GS TL KN36 North Access Road Corridor Limestone GS Split Lake TL KN36 TL RC60 Keeyask GS Key Map PR 280 PR 280 TL KS37 Access Corridors Butnau Dam Butnau Road PR 280 PR 290 Keeyask to Gillam via North Access Rd. 139 km 2hrs. Keeyask to Gillam via South Access Rd. 37 km 30min. Keeyask to Split Lake 74 km 1hr. Keeyask to Bird via North Access Rd. 130 km 1hr. 50min. Keeyask to Bird via South Access Rd. 88 km 1hr. 15min. NOTE: Travel time based on an average speed of 70 kph Distance Route Time Private Road Winnipeg Thompson To Conawapa JKDA Schedule 7-1

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  • Date:June 12/08

    10 0 105

    Kilometers

    Generating Stations

    Communities

    Converter Stations

    ExistingTransmission LineRoad/HighwayRailway

    Access Roads

    Site LayoutProposed Reservoir Level

    Proposed

    GENERAL LOCATION PLANFIGURE 1

    ±

    Split Lake(Tataskweyak Cree Nation)

    York Landing(York Factory First Nation)

    ProposedKeeyask GS

    Gillam

    Bird(Fox Lake Cree Nation)

    Ilford(War Lake First Nation)

    Bipole

    s 1& 2

    TLKN

    36

    Hudson B

    ay Railwa

    y

    HENDAYCONVERTER

    STATION

    RADISSONCONVERTER

    STATIONBirthdayRapids

    Nelson River

    BurntwoodRiver

    Kelsey GS

    ClarkLake

    GullLake

    South AccessRoad Corridor

    Stephens LakeKettle GS

    Long Spruce GS

    TL KN36

    North AccessRoad Corridor

    Limestone GS

    Split Lake

    TL KN36

    TLR

    C60

    Keeyask GS

    Key Map

    PR 280

    PR 280 TLKS

    37

    Access Corridors

    ButnauDam

    Butnau R

    oad

    PR 280

    PR 290

    Keeyask to Gillam via North Access Rd. 139 km 2hrs.Keeyask to Gillam via South Access Rd. 37 km 30min.Keeyask to Split Lake 74 km 1hr.Keeyask to Bird via North Access Rd. 130 km 1hr. 50min.Keeyask to Bird via South Access Rd. 88 km 1hr. 15min.

    NOTE: Travel time based on an average speed of 70 kph

    DistanceRoute Time

    Priva

    teRo

    ad

    Winnipeg

    Thompson

    ToCo

    nawa

    pa

    JKDA Schedule 7-1

  • Date: June 12/08

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    Kilometers

    ±

    GENERAL ARRANGEMENT OFPRINCIPAL STRUCTURES

    FIGURE 2

    FLOW

    FLOW

    Note:Transmission Lines are not shown.

    North DamPowerhouse

    Spillway

    South Dam

    Central Dam

    South Dyke

    North Dyke

    TransmissionTower Spur

    Powerhouse Intake Channel Powerhouse Tailrace Channel

    Spillway Intake Channel

    Spillway Tailrace Channel

    3 Dimensional View

    STEPHENS LAKE

    SpillwayPowerhouse

    FLOW

    JKDA Schedule 7-1

  • Date: June 12/08

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    Kilometers

    ±Work Area

    STEPHENS LAKE

    GULL LAKE

    FLOW

    GENERAL ARRANGEMENT OFSUPPORTING INFRASTRUCTURE

    FIGURE 3

    Work Area

    Work Area

    Stage 1 - Spillway Cofferdam(Partially Removed)

    Stage 2 - South DamDownstream Cofferdam

    (Permanent)

    Stage 2 - South DamUpstream Cofferdam

    (Permanent)

    Stage 2 - Island Cofferdam(Temporary)

    Stage 1 - North ChannelCofferdam (Temporary)

    Stage 1 - Island Cofferdam(Temporary)

    Rock Groin(Permanent)

    Stage 1 - Powerhouse Cofferdam(Temporary)

    Summer Level Cofferdam(Temporary)

    Stage 1 - Central Dam Cofferdam(Permanent)

    Quarry Cofferdam(Temporary)

    North Access Road

    South Access Road

    To PR 280 (24 km)

    To GILLAM (37 km)

    Main Construction Camp

    Ice Boom(Temporary)

    JKDA Schedule 7-1

  • WATER SURFACE PROFILESEXISTING ENVIRONMENT AND POST PROJECT

    FIGURE 4

    Elev

    atio

    n [m

    etre

    s]

    Elev

    atio

    n [fe

    et]

    ExistingEnvironment

    Water Surface

    Clark Lake

    Keeyask GSKeeyask GS

    Birthday Rapids

    Clark LakeSplit Lake

    River Bottom

    Gull LakeGull Lake

    20 Feet

    Birthday Rapids

    Split Lake

    NOTES:- All levels reference the Canadian Geodetic Survey of Canada 1929 Adjustment Vertical Datum- Winter Conditions are not represented- Water levels represent conditions during average flows

    W:\Warehouse Groups\Power Supply\Projects\Gull\Maps\ESRI Project Description\Current\Fig4.ppt

    Keeyask GS

    Birthday Rapids Gull Lake

    Clark LakeSplit Lake

    0 km

    Date: June 12/08

    Gull LakeStephens LakeStephens Lake

    50 km

    Post Project Water Surface

    125130135140145150155160165170

    410425440455470485500515530545

    40 km 30 km 20 km 10 km

    Keeyask Generating Station Open Water

    Hydraulic Zone of Influence

    JKDA Schedule 7-1

  • HISTORICAL RIVER FLOW REGIMEAT KEEYASK GS SITE

    FIGURE 5Date: June 12/08

    Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

    1000

    2000

    3000

    4000

    5000

    6000

    7000

    Flow

    (m3 /s

    )

    35300

    85300

    135300

    185300

    235300

    Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

    Month

    Flow

    (ft3

    /s)

    060504030201009998979695949392919089888786858483828180797877

    Percentile ZoneBreakdown

    0 %5 %25 %75 %95 %100 %

    NOTES: � Source: Split Lake Daily Outflow � Percentile zone data Based on daily data.� Period of record: Sept. 1977 to Dec. 2006� Conversion: 1 foot = 0.3048 meters

    2005

    2004 2003

    JKDA Schedule 7-1

  • FIGURE 6

    POWERHOUSE COMPLEX

    W:\Warehouse Groups\Power Supply\Projects\Gull\Maps\ESRI Project DescriptionCurrent\Figure6.ppt

    Date: June 12/08

    FULL SUPPLY LEVELEL 159.0 M (521.7 ft)

    NORMAL T.W.L.140.5M (461 ft)

    Draft TubeGate Slots

    Trashracks

    Intake

    Draft Tube

    ScrollCase

    Turbine

    Tailrace Deck

    Generator Transformer

    Generator

    Intake Gates

    ForebayTailrace

    POWERHOUSE CROSS SECTION

    JKDA Schedule 7-1

  • FIGURE 7

    SPILLWAY

    W:\Warehouse Groups\Power Supply\Projects\Gull\Maps\ESRI Project Description\Current\Figure7.ppt

    Date: June 12/08

    SPILLWAY CROSS SECTION

    JKDA Schedule 7-1

  • DAM, DYKE, AND COFFERDAM CROSS SECTIONS

    FIGURE 8W:\Warehouse Groups\Power Supply\Projects\Gull\Maps\ESRI Project Description\Current\Fig8.ppt

    SAMPLE DYKE CROSS SECTIONS

    SAMPLE COFFERDAM CROSS SECTIONS

    SAMPLE DAM CROSS SECTIONS

    A

    B

    C

    Date: June 12/08

    JKDA Schedule 7-1

  • PRELIMINARY KEEYASK PROJECT CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE

    FIGURE 9AW:\Warehouse Groups\Power Supply\Projects\Gull\Maps\ESRI Project Description\Current\Figure9N_STD 2007-11-13.ppt

    YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6 YEAR 7 YEAR 8 YEAR 9

    Date: June 12, 2008

    Schedule: GN4_ConstrSmrySchd_D1_20070531_KJF_NR_Rev3.mpp

    YEAR 10

    JKDA Schedule 7-1

  • PRELIMINARY KEEYASK PROJECT CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE

    FIGURE 9BW:\Warehouse Groups\Power Supply\Projects\Gull\Maps\ESRI Project Description\Current\Figure9N_STD 2007-11-13.ppt

    Date: June 12, 2008

    Schedule: GN4_ConstrSmrySchd_D1_20070531_KJF_NR_Rev3.mpp

    YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6 YEAR 7 YEAR 8 YEAR 9 YEAR 10

    JKDA Schedule 7-1

  • ESTIMATED PEAK SITE CONSTRUCTION WORKFORCE BY QUARTER

    FIGURE 10W:\Warehouse Groups\Power Supply\Projects\Gull\Maps\ESRI Project Description\Current\Figure-ConstructionWorkforce_STD.ppt

    Date: June 12/08

    Notes:

    1) The forecasts illustrated are based on Acres and Manitoba Hydro's estimates of manpower and a construction schedule based on a December, 2017 first unit in-service date.

    2) The bar chart represents an estimate based on current regulations, present project plans, and experience with similar projects. Contractors will determine specific job requirements when the project is being built. Actual employment requirements will vary from the estimate presented above.

    3) "Peak Site Workforce" refers to the maximum number of people on site, within the quarter specified.

    4) The bar chart illustrates contractor site personnel (including supervisory and management positions) and Manitoba Hydro site personnel. The forecasts do not include workforce for the construction of Substations and Transmission Lines.

    0

    200

    400

    600

    800

    1000

    1200

    1400

    1600

    1800

    Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

    Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5 Y6 Y7 Y8

    Num

    ber o

    f Pos

    ition

    s at

    Pea

    k

    Contractor Site PersonnelManitoba Hydro Site Personnel

    JKDA Schedule 7-1

  • Date: June 12/08

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    Kilometers

    CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCE

    FIGURE 11

    YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3

    YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6

    YEAR 7

    To PR 280

    MainConstruction Camp

    Work Areas

    Start North Access Road

    Ice Boom

    North Dyke

    Rock Groin

    Stage 1 - North Channel Cofferdam

    Stage 1 - Island Cofferdam

    Stage 1 - Powerhouse Cofferdam

    Stage 1 - Spillway Cofferdam

    Transmission Tower Spur

    Stage 1 - Central Dam Cofferdam

    North DamStage 2 - Summer Cofferdams

    Stage 2 - Island Cofferdam

    Stage 2 - D/S South Dam CofferdamStage 2 - U/S South Dam Cofferdam

    Impound Forebay

    YEAR 8

    - Complete Spillway Rollway Concrete- Turbines & Generators- Mechanical Installations- Units 2, 3, 4 & 5 in Service

    YEAR 9

    - Complete Turbines & Generators- Complete Mechanical & Electrical- Units 6 & 7 in Service

    - Start North Access Road- Start Construction Power

    - Ice Boom- Quarry and North ChannelCofferdams

    - Rock Groin- Start Construction Camp

    - Start Excavation of Structures andunclassified material for dams/dykes

    - Start Service Bay Concrete- Start Powerhouse, Transitions &

    Wall Concrete- Start Intake Concrete- Spillway Concrete

    - Start Central Dam &South Access Road

    - Remove Spillway Cofferdam- Spillway Walls & Transitions Concrete- Start Powerhouse Mechanical.& Electrical

    - Complete North Dam

    - Start Spillway Rollway Concrete- Complete Powerhouse &

    Service Bay Concrete- First Power - Unit 1- Complete North & South Dykes

    - Complete Central Dam- Start Powerhouse Concrete- Start Service Bay Concrete- Complete Superstructure

    Quarry Cofferdam

    Central Dam

    Start South Access Road

    Complete North Access Road

    Complete South Access Road

    South Dyke

    JKDA Schedule 7-1

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    Kilometers

    ±

    STAGE 1 AND STAGE 2 DIVERSION

    FIGURE 12

    MainConstruction Camp

    Work Area

    Powerhouse

    Spillway

    To PR280

    GULL LAKE

    Work Area

    Work Area

    ± To PR 280Main

    Construction Camp

    Work Area

    Powerhouse

    Spillway

    FLOW

    GULL LAKE

    Work Area

    Work Area

    STAGE 1 DIVERSION

    FLOW

    Rock Groin

    North ChannelCofferdam

    IslandCofferdam

    Central DamCofferdam

    PowerhouseCofferdam

    Central DamCofferdam

    Summer LevelCofferdam

    South DamD/S Cofferdam

    South DamU/S Cofferdam

    North ChannelCofferdam

    IslandCofferdam

    Rock Groin

    Quarry Cofferdam Quarry Cofferdam

    SpillwayCofferdam

    YEAR 2 to YEAR 5STAGE 2 DIVERSION

    YEAR 5 to YEAR 6

    JKDA Schedule 7-1

  • Date: June 12/08

    5 0 52.5

    Kilometers

    ±

    POTENTIAL MATERIAL SOURCES/BORROW AREAS

    FIGURE 13

    Gillam

    ProposedKEEYASK GS

    Hudso

    n Bay

    Railw

    ay

    STEPHENS LAKE

    S-15

    S-13

    S-16

    S-9S-10

    B-1

    N-11

    E-1I-1

    I-2

    S-17a

    S-5 S-18

    N-21

    N-6G-3

    N-5

    S-11

    S-4

    S-2b

    S-2a

    N-1N-3G-1

    G-2

    G-5

    L-1

    L-2

    L-7

    W-1

    W-3

    Q-8Q-1

    Q-7

    PR 280

    PR 280

    Borrow Areas

    Prime SourcesPrime Granular

    Prime Impervious

    Potential SourcesPotential Granular

    Potential Impervious

    Rock Quarry

    North Acces Road

    South Access Road

    S-12

    N-2

    L-4

    L-3

    JKDA Schedule 7-1

  • Date: June 12/08

    2 0 21

    Kilometers

    ±

    Upstream Boundaryof area affected by

    Keeyask GS duringopen water conditions Notes:

    1. Flooded Area computed as the difference between watered area during high flow conditionsbefore and after the Keeyask GS is developed.

    2. Existing Shoreline based on 95th percentile. Existing (Post CRD) Inflow of 4330 m3/s

    3. Project Shoreline based on 95th percentile. Project Inflow of 4430 m3/s at 159m forebay level.

    4. Based on GR-4 axis configuration

    5. This map illustrates flooded area immediately after impoundment.

    6. This map does not illustrate additional flooded area that will occur as a result of shoreline erosionthat will occur after reservoir impoundment.

    PROPOSEDKEEYASK SITE

    Birthday Rapids

    Gull Lake

    Dyke Line

    Initial Reservoir Area: 93.1 sq. km (23,000 acres)Initial Flooded Area: 45.1 sq. km (11,100 acres)Initial Riverbed Area: 48.0 sq. km (11,900 acres)

    Areas

    AREA FLOODED BYKEEYASK GS

    FIGURE 14

    Immediately after Impoundment

    LegendArea Flooded by Keeyask GSImmediately after Impoundment

    Split Lake

    Clark Lake

    PR 280

    North Access Road

    JKDA Schedule 7-1

  • Date: June 12/08

    2 0 21

    Kilometers

    ±

    RESERVOIR CLEARING PLANAREAS TO BE CLEARED PRIOR TO FLOODING

    FIGURE 15

    LegendMechanical Clearing

    Hand Clearing

    JKDA Schedule 7-1

  • ³±YYY

    ³±YYY

    ³±YYY

    ³±YYY

    ³±YYY

    Date: June 12/08

    2.5 0 2.51.25

    Kilometers

    ±

    LegendPotential Safe Landing Locations

    ³±YYY Hazard Marker Where Required

    Water Level Gauge

    Keeyask GS Dyke Line

    Potential Primary Navigation Route

    Landing Route Greater than 3 metres Depth

    Landing Route Less than 3 metres Depth

    Post Project Depth ChartDepth

    0m-2m

    2m-5m

    5m-7m

    >7m

    PRELIMINARY DEPTH CHART, TRAVEL ROUTESAND SAFE LANDING LOCATIONS

    FIGURE 16

    Note:

    This map illustrates the depth of water during low flowconditions and when the forebay is at the minimumoperating level of 158.0 m (518.4 ft).

    JKDA Schedule 7-1