Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems (UAMPS) records, 1957-2022

Overview of the Collection

Creator
Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems (UAMPS)
Title
Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems (UAMPS) records
Dates
1957-2022 (inclusive)
Quantity
110 linear feet, (221 boxes and 165 digital files)
Collection Number
UUS_COLL MSS 564
Summary
This collection contains papers and digital files related to the Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems (UAMPS) from 1957 to 2022 and the Intermountain Consumer Power Association (ICPA) from 1957 to 1999.
Repository
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives Division
Special Collections & Archives
Merrill-Cazier Library
Utah State University
Logan, UT
84322-3000
Telephone: 4357978248
Fax: 4357972880
scweb@usu.edu
Access Restrictions

No restrictions on use, except: not available through interlibrary loan.

Languages
English

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems (UAMPS) records consist of various meeting minutes from projects and exhibits, both in physical and digital files, from 1980 to 2022. The UAMPS records also contain meeting minutes, correspondence, video cassettes, scrapbooks, and other materials related to Intermountain Consumer Power Associations (ICPA) from 1957 to 1999. The Board of Directors meeting minutes cover monthly meetings starting in January 1981 to 2022. These minutes detail current projects, trainings, and other important information.

Historical NoteReturn to Top

"Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems (UAMPS) is a full-service interlocal agency, that provides comprehensive wholesale electric energy services, on a non-profit basis, to community-owned power systems throughout the Intermountain West. The UAMPS membership represents 50 members from Utah, Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico and Wyoming. UAMPS provides comprehensive energy services to its members, including planning, financing, developing, acquiring, constructing, operating and maintaining varied projects and transmission for the benefit of members. UAMPS currently operates 16 separate projects that provide power supply, transmission, and other services to the members who participate in them. Members choose which projects they participate in, based on their unique needs." (Quoted from UAMPS' website: https://www.uamps.com/)

Established under the Interlocal Cooperative Act to plan, finance, and operate electric power projects, UAMPS began in 1980 with twenty-one members located around Utah, such as the cities of Ephraim, Logan, and Morgan. The first project UAMPS entered into contract with was the Hunter Project, located in Emery County, Utah in 1981. Within the next ten years, UAMPS gained ten more members and contracted five other projects. One unique project during this time was the Member Generation Project launched in 1987. This project benefited UAMPS members by integrating member-owned generation into the Pool. In 1990, UAMPS adjusted their organizational agreements to create independent project boards to enhance the focus and process of each project. In 1992, UAMPS once again amended their organizational agreements to allow other states to become members. With this amendment, Fredonia, Arizona and Page Electric Utility in Page, Arizona joined UAMPS. Currently, UAMPS extends memberships to seven states located in the American West. In 1995, UAMPS acquired the administration functions of Intermountain Consumer Power Association (ICPA) after they dissolved.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain any necessary copyright clearances.

Permission to publish material from the Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems (UAMPS) records must be obtained from the Manuscripts Curator and/or the Special Collections Department Head.

Preferred Citation

Initial Citation: Utah Municipal Power Systerms (UAMPS) records USU_COLL MSS 564. Special Collections and Archives. Utah State University Merrill-Cazier Library. Logan, Utah.

Following Citations:USU_COLL MSS 564, USUSCA.

Alternative Forms Available

Digital Collection found at UAMPS: Digital History Collection

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

The UAMPS collection is arranged by board of directors meeting minutes, annual member and special member meeting minutes, committee meeting minutes, and projects meeting minutes. The papers are arranged chronologically within each section. Each Sub-Series is arranged by date that the meeting was held. The Sub-Series in series III, IV, and V are arranged in alphabetical order, and then the files are ordered chronologically. All documents were originally housed in bound binders or expanding file folders and are currently arranged in that same original order that they were received. Most of the audio materials in this collection are separated from the paper files, except three micro dictation cassettes, which are located in box 91, folder 4, and a Shoshone Energy/Idatherm presentation July 18, 2007 on a CD Rom, which is located in box 160, folder 23. These audio files are in these locations because they were originally housed within these paper files, unlike the other audio files. When applicable, each UAMPS project Sub-Series contains a description of the project. These descriptions derived from the UAMPS website, https://www.uamps.com/.

Series I: Board of Director minutes, 1980-2020

Sub-series 1: Board of Directors minutes

Sub-series 2: Board of Directors Executive Session

Series II: Membership minutes, 1981-2019

Sub-series 1: Annual membership minutes

Sub-series 2: Special member minutes

Series III: Committee minutes, 1993-2020

Sub-series 1: Annexation committee

Sub-series 2: Audit committee minutes

Sub-series 3: Automated Metering committee minutes

Sub-series 4: Budget committee minutes

Sub-series 5: By-Laws committee minutes

Sub-series 6: Chairman's Distributed Generation Task Force minutes

Sub-series 7: Executive committee minutes

Sub-series 8: Governance committee minutes

Sub-series 9: Marketing committee minutes

Sub-series 10: New Member committee minutes

Sub-series 11: Public Relations committee minutes

Sub-series 12: Resource committee minutes

Sub-series 13: Transformer Alliance committee minutes

Series IV: Study Project minutes, 1991-2008

Sub-series 1: Bonanza Study Project minutes

Sub-series 2: Cooperative Pool Study Project minutes

Sub-series 3: Dworshak Study Project minutes

Sub-series 4: Fuel Acquisition Study Project minutes

Sub-series 5: Idaho Wind Study Project minutes

Sub-series 6: Peaking Unit Study Project minutes

Sub-series 7: Gas Reserves Study Project minutes

Sub-series 8: Two Elks Study Project minutes

Series V: Project minutes, 1988-2020

Sub-series 1: Carbon Free Power Project (CFPP)

Sub-series 2: Central-St George Project

Sub-series 3: Colorado River Storage Project (CRSP)

Sub-series 4: Craig-Mona Transmission Project

Sub-series 5: Firm Power Supply Project (first known as the Idaho Project)

Sub-series 6: Freedom Project

Sub-series 7: Government and Public Affairs Project (GPA)

Sub-series 8: Horse Butte Wind Project

Sub-series 9: Hunter Project

Sub-series 10: Intermountain Power Project (IPP)

Sub-series 11: IPP Unit 3 Project

Sub-series 12: Member Generation Project

Sub-series 13: Members Service Project

Sub-series 14: Natural Gas Project

Sub-series 15: Payson Power Project

Sub-series 16: Pool Project

Sub-series 17: Resource Project

Sub-series 18: San Juan Power Supply Project

Sub-series 19: Veyo Heat Recovery Project

Series VI: Intermountain Consumer Power Association (ICPA) Board of Directors minutes, 1957-1993

Series VII: ICPA annual meeting minutes, 1958-1995

Series VIII: ICPA committee minutes, 1974-1999

Series VIX: ICPA member correspondence and information, 1978-1999

Series X: UAMPS Annual Report, 1982-2020

Series XI: Video cassettes, 1990-1999

Series XII: UAMPS scrapbooks, 1974-1988

Series XIII: UAMPS tape cassettes, undated

Series XIV: Digital File, 2021-2022

Acquisition Information

This collection was donated to USU Special Collections and Archives by UAMPS in January 2021.

Processing Note

Collection was processed in 2021 and 2022.

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Series I:  Board of Directors meeting minutes, 1980-2022Return to Top

Container(s) Description Dates
Sub-Series 1: Board of Directors minutes
1980-2022
Box
1
Board of Directors minutes
1980 October - 1982 December
2
Board of Directors minutes
1983 January-1984 July
3
Board of Directors minutes
1984 August-1985 June
4
Board of Directors minutes
1985 July-1986 July
5
Board of Directors minutes
1986 August-1987 August
6
Board of Directors minutes
1987 September-1988 May
7
Board of Directors minutes
1988 June-1989 June
8
Board of Directors minutes
1989 July-1990 May
9
Board of Directors minutes
1990 June-1991 May
10
Board of Directors minutes
1991 June-1992 April
11
Board of Directors minutes
1992 May-1993 March
12
Board of Directors minutes
1993 April-August
13
Board of Directors minutes
1993 September-1994 March
14
Board of Directors minutes
1994 April-1995 January
15
Board of Directors minutes
1995 February-1996 February
16
Board of Directors minutes
1996 March-1997 August
17
Board of Directors minutes
1997 September-1998 August
18
Board of Directors minutes
1998 September-1999 October
19
Board of Directors minutes
1999 November-2001 February
20
Board of Directors minutes
2001 March-2002 September
21
Board of Directors minutes
2002 October-2004 January
22
Board of Directors minutes
2004 February-2005 February
23
Board of Directors minutes
2005 March-October
24
Board of Directors minutes
2005 November-2006 October
25
Board of Directors minutes
2006 November-2007 October
26
Board of Directors minutes
2007 November-2008 September
27
Board of Directors minutes
2008 October-2009 July
28
Board of Directors minutes
2009 August-2010 May
29
Board of Directors minutes
2010 June-December
30
Board of Directors minutes
2011 January-October
31
Board of Directors minutes
2011 November-2012 April
32
Board of Directors minutes
2012 May-2013 January
33
Board of Directors minutes
2013 February-September
34
Board of Directors minutes
2013 October-2014 July
35
Board of Directors minutes
2014 August-2015 March
36
Board of Directors minutes
2015 April-2016 January
37
Board of Directors minutes
2016 February-October
38
Board of Directors minutes
2016 November-2017 May
39
Board of Directors minutes
2017 June-December
40
Board of Directors minutes
2018 January-December
41
Board of Directors minutes
2019 January-June
42
Board of Directors minutes
2019 July-October
43
Board of Directors minutes
2019 Octobe-2020 April
44
Board of Directors minutes
2020 May-August
45
Board of Directors minutes
2020 September-December
Sub-Series 2: Board of Directors Executive Session minutes
1985-1987
Box
45
Board of Directors Executive Session minutes
1985 October 16 - 1987 March 19
46
Board of Directors Executive Session minutes
1987 April 15 - 1987 December 16

Series II:  Membership meeting minutes, 1981-2019Return to Top

Container(s) Description Dates
Sub-Series 1: Annual membership minutes
1981-2016
Box
46
Annual membership minutes
1981-2008
47
Annual membership minutes
2009-2016
Sub-Series 2: Special member minutes
1988-2019
Box
47
Special member minutes
1988-2009
48
Special member minutes
2010-2019

Series III:  Committee meeting minutes, 1994-2022Return to Top

Container(s) Description Dates
Box
48
Annexation committee minutes
1994 July 20 - 1997 March 18
49
Annexation committee minutes
1997 September 16 - 2013 February 19
49
Audit committee minutes
1995 February-1998 May 19
50
Audit committee minutes
1998 June 10-2007 February 21
51
Audit committee minutes
2007 May 15-2015 July 14
52
Audit committee minutes
2015 September 15-2020 April 14
52
Automated Metering committee minutes
2000 February 15-2000 May 16
52
Budget committee minutes
1995 February 06-1996 February 20
53
Budget committee minutes
1996 March 07-2004 February 17
54
Budget committee minutes
2004 March 03-2016 February 10
55
Budget committee minutes
2017 February 18-2018 February 01
56
Budget committee minutes
2018 February 08-2019 February 07
57
Budget committee minutes
2019 February 19-2020 February 18
58
By-Laws committee minutes
1994 October 17-1995 June 19
58
Chairman's Distributed Generation Task Force minutes
2015 September 15-2018 January 18
59
Chairman's Distributed Generation Task Force minutes
2018 February 20-2019 November 19
59
Executive committee minutes
1999 July 21-2005 March 16
60
Executive committee minutes
2005 April 20-2013 September 18
61
executive committee minutes
2013 November 20-2020 December 15
62
Governance committee minutes
2005 August 31-2008 October 15
62
Marketing committee minutes
1998 February 18-2002 January 16
62
New Member committee minutes
1994 January 19-1995 January 17
63
New Member committee minutes
1995 October 17-1998 June 10
63
Public Relations committee minutes
2000 August 16-2002 November 20
63
Resource committee minutes
1993 March 15-1995 June 20
64
Resource committee minutes
1995 August 15-1997 June 24
64
Transformer Alliance committee minutes
1999 January 08-1999 September 23

Series IV:  Study Project meeting minutes, 1991-2008Return to Top

Container(s) Description Dates
Box
64
Bonanza Study Project minutes
2004 January 21-2004 April 21
64
Cooperative Pool Study Project minutes
2003 March 19-2003 November 19
64
Dworshak Study Project minutes
1997 June 24-1998 August 19
65
Dworshak Study Project minutes
1998 September 16-2000 Ma 17
65
Fuel Acquisition Study Project minutes
2000 June 20-2002 March 19
65
Idaho Wind Study Project minutes
2008 June 17-2008 October 15
65
Peaking Unit Study Project minutes
1991 April 20-1992 April 16
65
Peaking Unit Technical Task Force minutes
1990 June 05-1991 June 26
65
Gas Reserves Study Project minutes
1991 December 17
65
Two Elks Study Project minutes
2008 June 17
66
Two Elks Study Project minutes
2008 July 15-2008 September 16

Series V:  Project meeting minutes, 1988-2020Return to Top

Container(s) Description Dates
Sub-Series 1: Carbon Free Power Project (CFPP) minutes
"The Carbon Free Power Project is a nuclear plant to be located at the Idaho National Laboratory near Idaho Falls Idaho. It will comprise of up to twelve 77 megawatt NuScale Power Modules. The NuScale Power Modules provides flexibility to ramp up and down as needed to follow and complement intermitten renewable resources like wind, and solar. The first module is anticipated to be on-line in 2029 with the remaining modules being installed in 2030."
2015-2020
Box
66
CFPP Project minutes
2015 July 15-2016 November 15
67
CFPP Project minutes
2016 December 20-2018 February 20
68
CFPP Project minutes
2018 March 20-2020 March 23
69
CFPP Project minutes
2020 April 15-2020 December 31
69
CFPP Finance committee minutes
2019 October 25-2020 June 26
69
CFPP Legal committee minutes
2016 August 31-2016 October 26
Sub-Series 2: Central-St. George Project minutes
The focus of the Central-St. George Project is to improve the quality and reliability of transmission service to the members in southwestern Utah. The project includes a 345 to 138 kV Central substation, 21 miles of double circuit 138 kV transmission line from the Central substation to the St. George substation, four miles of 138 kV transmission line from the St. George substation to the 138 to 69 kV River substation, 12 miles of transmission line connecting the river substation to Hurricane City and other system upgrades. The project also owns jointly with PacifiCorp 21 miles of double circuit 345 kV transmission line from Red Butte substation to St. George substation.
1989-2022
Box
70
Central-St. George Project minutes
1989 September 12-1990 December 18
71
Central-St. George Project minutes
1991 January 15-1992 March 30
72
Central-St. George Project minutes
1992 April 14-1994 August 16
73
Central-St. George Project minutes
1994 September 20-1997 July 15
74
Central-St. George Project minutes
1997 August 05-2000 November 14
75
Central-St. George Project minutes
2000 December 05-2004 January 20
76
Central-St. George Project minutes
2004 January 26-2005 December 19
77
Central-St. George Project minutes
2006 January 04-2008 October 07
78
Central-St. George Project minutes
2008 October 14-2011 December 13
79
Central-St. George Project minutes
2012 January 10-2016 February 16
80
Central-St. George Project minutes
2016 March 16-2018 April 18
81
Central-St. George Project minutes
2018 June 11-2020 March 18
82
Central-St. George Project minutes
2020 April 14-2020 December 15
Sub-Series 3: Colorado River Storage Project (CRSP) minutes
The Colorado River Storage Project (CRSP) is federally owned and operated by the United States Bureau of Reclamation. One purpose of CRSP is the production of hydroelectric capacity and energy. The Western Area Power Administration (WAPA) markets and transmits CRSP power in 15 western and central states. WAPA has 10,000 megawatts of capacity in 56 power plants. UAMPS acts as a single purchasing agent for our members that have a firm allocation of CRSP capacity and energy that is purchased through the Integrated Contract for Electric Services.
1995-2020
Box
82
CRSP Project minutes
1995 July 19-1997 February 18
83
CRSP Project minutes
1997 March 18-2004 October 20
84
CRSP Project minutes
2004 December 14-2007 October 16
85
CRSP Project minutes
2007 November 20-2010 October 19
86
CRSP Project minutes
2010 November 16-2012 December 18
87
CRSP Project minutes
2013 January 16-2015 November 17
88
CRSP Project minutes
2015 December 15-2017 October 18
89
CRSP Project minutes
2017 November 15-2019 May 14
90
CRSP Project minutes
2019 June 12-2020 November 17
Sub-Series 4: Craig-Mona Project minutes
The Craig-Mona Project involves the transmission capability of two interconnected 345 kV transmission lines. UAMPS owns a 15 percent interest in the first segment, running west from Craig, Colorado to the Bonanza Power Plant in northeast Utah. UAMPS holds an entitlement to 54 megawatts of capacity in the second segment from Bonanza to an interconnection at Mona, Utah.
1988-2020
Box
90
Craig-Mona Project bond sale minutes
1990 June 15
90
Craig-Mona Project minutes
1988 August 31-1990 March 21
91
Craig-Mona Project minutes
1990 April 18-1993 October 20
92
Craig-Mona Project minutes
1994 January 19-2005 August 24
93
Craig-Mona Project minutes
2005 October 18-2013 September 18
94
Craig-Mona Project minutes
2013 December 17-2020 September 16
Sub-Series 5: Firm Power Supply Project minutes
The Firm Power Supply Project, first called the Idaho Project, manages various power supplies for participating members. The project agreement provides flexible terms for the purchase and the sale of capacity and energy from multiple resources. This project includes long-term market purchases, a wind purchase from the Pleasant Valley Wind Energy Facility through Avangrid, a geothermal/solar project through Cyro Energy, and a utility scale solar project scheduled to be online in June 2022 through NTUA Generation, and utility scale solar project scheduled to be online in December of 2022 through Steele Solar, LLC.
1991-2020
Box
94
Firm Power Supply Project minutes
1991 February 20-1996 November 19
95
Firm Power Supply Project minutes
1996 December 17-2005 July 19
96
Firm Power Supply Project minutes
2005 August 24-2012 December 18
97
Firm Power Supply Project minutes
2013 January 16-2019 October 15
98
Firm Power Supply Project minutes
2019 December 17-2020 November 18
Sub-Series 6: Freedom Project mintues
A one-member project of Northern Wasco which progressed for a year.
2012-2013
Box
98
Freedom Project mintues
2012 April 13-2013 February 19
Sub-Series 7: Government and Public Affairs (GPA) Project minutes
Lobbying and the political considerations of the members who elect to participate in these actions fall under the Government and Public Affairs Project. Nationally and locally, UAMPS represents a strong political stance on issues related to electric utilities and the public power movement.
1995-2020
Box
98
GPA Project minutes
1995 July 19-1997 July 15
99
GPA Project minutes
1997 August 18-2002 May 14
100
GPA Project minutes
2002 June 19-2005 June 14
101
GPA Project minutes
2005 July 29-2008 January 15
102
GPA Project minutes
2008 February 19-2010 August 18
103
GPA Project minutes
2010 September 14-2012 October 16
104
GPA Project minutes
2012 November 20-2015 March 03
105
GPA Project minutes
2015 March 18-2018 February 20
106
GPA Project minutes
2018 March 20-2020 June 17
107
GPA Project minutes
2020 July 14-2020 December 15
Sub-Series 8: Horse Butte Wind Project minutes
The Horse Butte Wind Project, first called the Simmons Wind Project until ---- is a 57.6 MW wind farm comprised of 32 Vestas V-100 1.8 MW wind turbines and related facilities and equipment. The facility is located approximately 16 miles east of the City of Idaho Falls and commenced commercial operation in August 2012. The project provides UAMPS members with a long-term supply of renewable electric energy and associated environmental attributes.
2009-2020
Box
107
Horse Butte Wind Project minutes
2009 April 14-2010 May 18
108
Horse Butte Wind Project minutes
2010 June 08-2012 March 20
109
Horse Butte Wind Project minutes
2012 April 17-2013 August 21
110
Horse Butte Wind Project minutes
2013 September 18-2017 May 16
111
Horse Butte Wind Project minutes
2017 July 18-2017 December 19
112
Horse Butte Wind Project minutes
2018 January 16-2020 December 15
Sub-Series 9: Hunter II Project minutes
Hunter II, part of the Hunter Station in Emery County, Utah, is a coal-fired, steam-electric generating unit with a net capacity of 446 megawatts. Hunter, jointly owned by PacifiCorp, Deseret Generation and Transmission Co-operative and UAMPS, has commercially operated since June 1980. UAMPS owns an undivided 14.582 percent interest in Unit II, representing 65 megawatts of capacity and energy.
1992-2020
Box
112
Hunter II Project minutes
1992 March 04-1993 December 15
113
Hunter II Project minutes
1994 February 14-2001 March 20
114
Hunter II Project minutes
2001 April 18-2006 January 17
115
Hunter II Project minutes
2006 February 15-2010 December 14
116
Hunter II Project minutes
2011 February 15-2016 April 15
117
Hunter II Project minutes
2016 June 15-2020 December 15
Sub-Series 10: Intermountain Power Project (IPP) minutes
Intermountain Power Agency (IPA) is a political subdivision of the state of Utah organized in 1977 by 23 Utah municipalities. IPA's Intermountain Power Project includes a two-unit, coal-fired, steam-electric generating station, with a net capacity of 1,800 megawatts. The generating station is located in Delta, Utah. UAMPS acts as a scheduling agent for those members who have called-back capacity and energy from the project pursuant to the Excess Power Sales Agreement.
1997-2020
Box
117
IPP Project minutes
1997 February 18-1997 December 16
118
IPP Project minutes
1998 March 18-2004 October 20
119
IPP Project minutes
2004 November 17-2008 December 14
120
IPP Project minutes
2008 november 19-2012 November 20
121
IPP Project minutes
2012 December 17-2020 September 15
Sub-Series 11: Intermountain Power Project Unit 3 (IPP 3) minutes
Intermountain Power Project Unit 3 (IPP 3) is an extension of the IPP project. IPP Unit 3 project was created in 2005 to investigate installation of a third unit at the Intermountain Power generation station.
2005-2011
Box
121
IPP Unit 3 Project minutes
2005 January 18-2005 October 19
122
IPP Unit 3 Project minutes
2005 November 16-2006 November 14
123
IPP Unit 3 Project minutes
2006 December 04-2008 October 15
124
IPP Unit 3 Project minutes
2008 November 19-2011 March 15
124
IPP Unit 3 Project Development Committee minutes
2005 Juny 08-2007 July 06
Sub-Series 12: Member Generation Project minutes
Member Generation Project is the integration of member-owned generation into the Pool for the benefit of the UAMPS members.
1991-2007
Box
124
Member Generation Project minutes
1991 February 20-1992 August 19
125
Member Generation Project minutes
1992 September 02-1995 May 17
126
Member Generation Project minutes
1995 June 02-2001 September 18
127
Member Generation Project minutes
2001 October 16-2007 March 21
128
Member Generation Technical Subcommittee minutes
1994 May 13-1997 January 16
Sub-Series 13: Member service Projet minutes
The Member Services Project addresses community needs. Through the project, a wider buying base is available for equipment purchases or special services that improve service for the members' customers. Services may include educational programs, material purchases and customer satisfaction surveys.
1995-2020
Box
128
Member Service Project minutes
1995 July 19-1998 December 15
129
Member Service Project minutes
1999 January 12-2004 June 16
130
Member Service Project minutes
2004 August 18-2011 February 16
131
Member Service Project minutes
2011 March 15-2016 July 20
132
Member Service Project minutes
2016 September 20-2020 November 18
Sub-Series 14: Natural Gas Project minutes
The Project was formed in 2008 to acquire economical supplies of natural gas as fuel for electric generation. Natural gas purchases may include spot, daily, monthly or short-term and prepaid transactions.
2008-2020
Box
132
Natural Gas Project minutes
2008 August 20-2009 September 15
133
Natural Gas Project minutes
2009 November 17-2016 February 16
134
Natural Gas Project minutes
2016 March 16-2020 July 14
Sub-Series 15: Payson Project minutes
The Payson Project represents the Nebo Power Station, a 140-megawatt combined cycle gas-fired generating facility in Payson City, Utah. The facility began operating in June 2004. The facility includes a General Electric Frame 7EA gas turbine, a heat recovery steam generator, a steam turbine, condensers and a cooling tower along with related 138 kV and 46 kV electric substations and transmission lines and gas pipelines.
2001-2013
Box
134
Payson Project minutes
2001 June 13-2002 September 25
135
Payson Project minutes
2002 September 30-2003 March 11
136
Payson Project minutes
2003 March 18-2003 October 14
137
Payson Project minutes
2003 November 18-2005 February 15
138
Payson Project minutes
2005 February 23-2006 March 14
139
Payson Project minutes
2006 April 18-2007 July 17
140
Payson Project minutes
2007 August 15-2008 August 20
141
Payson Project minutes
2008 September 17-2010 February 16
142
Payson Project minutes
2010 March 16-2011 December 13
143
Payson Project minutes
2011 December 20-2013 February 19
144
Payson Project minutes
2013 March 20-2015 July 14
145
Payson Project minutes
2015 September 16-2018 September 18
146
Payson Project minutes
2018 October 17-2020 December 15
147
Payson Project minutes
2020 September 15-2020 December 15
147
Payson Project Nebo Budget Ad Hoc minutes
2005 July 18-2007 November 08
Sub-Series 16: Pool Project minutes
The Pool Project provides an hourly resource clearinghouse where UAMPS acts as agent for the scheduling and dispatch of resources including the purchase of any resources and/or reserves required to meet each member's electric system load, the sale of any member's resources which are deemed surplus to meet its electric system load and the utilization of transmission rights to effect resource deliveries to, and sales by, each member.
1992-2020
Box
147
Pool Project minutes
1992 April 15-1997 December 16
148
Pool Project minutes
1998 March 17-2002 February 19
149
Pool Project minutes
2002 March 19-2004 June 15
150
Pool Project minutes
2004 June 28-2006 January 18
151
Pool Project minutes
2006 February 15-2007 August 15
152
Pool Project minutes
2007 September 19-2009 July 15
153
Pool Project minutes
2009 August 12-2010 November 17
154
Pool Project minutes
2010 December 14-2012 September 19
155
Pool Project minutes
2012 October 16-2014 March 19
156
Pool Project minutes
2014 April 16-2016 September 21
157
Pool Project minutes
2016 November 16-2019 November 19
158
Pool Project minutes
2019 December 17-2020 December 15
Sub-Series 17: Resource Project minutes
Through the Resource Project, UAMPS conducts analyses and studies of new power supply and transmission projects. Additionally, through the project, UAMPS has developed its Smart Energy Efficiency Program, designed to lower energy demand and cut costs for both its members and the consumers they serve.
2000-2020
Box
158
Resource Project minutes
2000 October 18-2002 May 14
159
Resource Project minutes
2002 Juny 18-2005 March 15
160
Resource Project minutes
2005 April 20-2009 June 17
161
Resource Project minutes
2009 July 14-2011 June 22
162
Resource Project minutes
2011 July 20-2013 July 17
163
Resource Project minutes
2013 September 18-2015 December 15
164
Resource Project minutes
2016 February 16-2020 December 15
164
Resource Project Demand Side Sub-Committee minutes
2007 September 18-2008 April 15
165
Resource Project Demand Side Sub-Committee minutes
2008 May 20-2008 October 15
Sub-Series 18: San Juan Power Supply Project minutes
UAMPS acquired its 7.028 percent undivided ownership interest in Unit 4 of the San Juan Station in 1994. The San Juan Station, located northwest of Farmington, New Mexico, provides 35 megawatts of capacity and energy through a coal-fired, steam-electric generating plant. Unit 4, in commercial operation since 1979, is jointly owned by the Public Service Company of New Mexico, the city of Farmington, New Mexico, the county of Los Alamos, New Mexico, and UAMPS.
1991-2020
Box
165
San Juan Project minutes
1991 February 20-1993 February 17
166
San Juan Project minutes
1993 March 15-1998 February 17
167
San Juan Project minutes
1998 March 18-2005 January 19
168
San Juan Project minutes
2005 February 15-2008 August 20
169
San Juan Project minutes
2008 September 17-2012 June 20
170
San Juan Project minutes
2012 July 17-2015 June 10
171
San Juan Project minutes
2015 July 14-2017 November 14
172
San Juan Project minutes
2017 December 19-2020 December 15
Sub-Series 19: Veyo Heat Recovery Power Project minutes
The Veyo Heat Recovery Project uses waste heat to power a 7.8 MW energy recovery generation system. The Project is located adjacent to the existing Veyo Compressor Station which is owned and operated by the Kern River Gas Transmission Company. The Project began commercial operation in May 2016.
2010-2020
Box
172
Veyo Heat Recovery Project minutes
2010 July 10-2013 December 17
173
Veyo Heat Recovery Project minutes
2014 January 15-2014 December 16
174
Veyo Heat Recovery Project minutes
2015 January 21-2020 April 14
175
Veyo Heat Recovery Project minutes
2020 May 19-2020 November 17

Series VI:  Intermountain Consumer Power Association (ICPA) Board of Directors meeting minutes, 1957-1996Return to Top

Container(s) Description Dates
Box
175
Board of Directors minutes
1957-1966
176
Board of Directors minutes
1967-1975
177
Board of Directors minutes
1976-1979
178
Board of Directors minutes
1980-1981 September
179
Board of Directors minutes
1981 October-1982 June
180
Board of Directors minutes
1982 July-1983 March
181
Board of Directors minutes
1983 April-1984 March
182
Board of Directors minutes
1984 April-1984 September
183
Board of Directors minutes
1984 October-1985 March
184
Board of Directors minutes
1985 April-1985 December
185
Board of Directors minutes
1985 October-1986 March
186
Board of Directors minutes
1986 April-1986 September
187
Board of Directors minutes
1986 July-1986 December
188
Board of Directors minutes
1987 January-1987 June
189
Board of Directors minutes
1987 April-1987 September
190
Board of Directors minutes
1987 July-1988 June
191
Board of Directors minutes
1988 July-1988 December
192
Board of Directors minutes
1989 January-1989 September
193
Board of Directors minutes
1989 October-1990 June
194
Board of Directors minutes
1990 July-1990 December
195
Board of Directors minutes
1991 January-1991 September
196
Board of Directors minutes
1991 October-1992 June
197
Board of Directors minutes
1992 July-1993 March
198
Board of Directors minutes
1993 April-1993 December
199
Board of Directors minutes
1994 January-1994 September
200
Board of Directors minutes
1994 October-1995 March
201
Board of Directors minutes
1995 April-1995 September
201
Board of Directors miscellaneous
1970-1996

Series VII:  ICPA annual meeting minutes, 1958-1995Return to Top

Container(s) Description Dates
Box
201
Annual meeting minutes
1958-1976
202
Annual meeting minutes
1977-1981
203
Annual meeting minutes
1982-1984
204
Annual meeting minutes
1985-1986
205
Annual meeting minutes
1987-1988
206
Annual meeting minutes
1988-1991
207
Annual meeting minutes
1992-1994
208
Annual meeting minutes
1995

Series VIII:  ICPA committee minutes, 1974-1999Return to Top

Container(s) Description Dates
Box Folder
208 2
ICPA special member minutes
1979 October 02
208 3
ICPA special member minutes
1998 May 20
208 4
ICPA special member minutes
1999 March 16
208 5
ICPA Power Supply committee minutes
1978 August 03-1979 February 14
208 6
ICPA Power Supply committee minutes
1979 April 09
208 7
ICPA Power Supply committee minutes
1979 May 17
208 8
ICPA Power Supply committee minutes
1979 June 27
208 9
ICPA Power Supply committee minutes
1979 August 29
208 10
ICPA Power Supply committee minutes
1979 October 01
208 11
ICPA Power Supply committee minutes
1979
208 12
ICPA Power Supply committee minutes
1980
209 1
ICPA Power Supply committee minutes
1981
209 2
ICPA Power Supply committee minutes
1982
209 3
ICPA Transmission Task Force minutes
1982
209 4
ICPA Energy Conservation and Development Council minutes
1978 August 01
209 5
ICPA Interagency Task Force on Power Plan Sitting minutes
1978 August 16
209 6
ICPA Northern Division Power Association annual minutes
1974 May 03

Series VIX:  ICPA member correspondence and information, 1978-1999Return to Top

Container(s) Description Dates
Box Folder
209 7
Member correspondence
1987
209 8
Member correspondence
1988-1989
209 9
Member correspondence
1990-1996
209 10
Beaver City
1990-1999
209 11
Blanding City
1989-1992
209 12
Bountiful City
1984-1994
210 1
Bridger Valley Electric
1987-1999
210 2
Brigham City
1987
210 3
Central Utah Water Conservancy District
1987-1990
210 4
Desert Generation and Transmission
1981-1990
210 5
Dixie-Escalante REA
1987-1999
210 6
Enterprise City
1987-1999
210 7
Ephraim City
1989-1999
210 8
Fairview City
1989-1999
210 9
Fillmore City
1987-1999
210 10
Flowell Electric Assn.
1987-1999
210 11
Fredonia City
1987-1991
210 12
Garkane Power Assn.
1987-1999
210 13
Heber Light and Power
1987-1999
210 14
Holden City
1989-1999
210 15
Hurricane City
1981-1999
210 16
Hyrum City
1987-1999
210 17
Intermountain Power Agency
1986-1989
210 18
Kanosh City
1989-1999
210 19
Kaysville City
1987-1999
211 1
La Verkin City
1988
211 2
Lehi City
1989-1999
211 3
Logan City
1990-1999
211 4
Meadow City
1990-1999
211 5
Member Waiver of Meeting
1989
211 6
Monroe City
1982-1999
211 7
Moon Lake Electric
1978-1999
211 8
Morgan City
1990-1999
211 9
Mt. Pleasant City
1989-1999
211 10
Mt. Wheeler Power, Inc.
1987-1999
211 11
Murray City
1987-1999
211 12
Oak City
1989-1999
211 13
Page City
1987-1999
212 1
Panguitch City
1987-1999
212 2
Paragonah City
1989-1999
212 3
Parowan City
1990-1999
212 4
Payson City
1988-1991
212 5
Price City
1990-1999
212 6
Santa Clara City
1988-1994
212 7
Spring City
1987-1999
212 8
Springville City
1987-1990
212 9
St. George City
1987-1993
212 10
Strawberry Water Users Association
1983-1994
212 11
Washington City
1989-1994
212 12
Weber Basin Water Conservancy District
1989-1992
212 13
West Bountiful City
1988

Series X:  UAMPS Annual Report, 1982-2020Return to Top

Each year has two copies, except 1982/83 and 1984/85

Container(s) Description Dates
Box
213
UAMPS Annual Report
1982-2000
214
UAMPS Annual Report
2001-2020

Series XI:  Video cassettes, 1985-1999Return to Top

Container(s) Description Dates
Box
215
1: Smit Nijmegen: Power Transformers
undated
215
2: Silent Power
1985 June 27
215
3: Power Switch
undated
215
4: Keeping the Light On
1997
215
5: On Any Street, property of ICPA
1994
215
6: Hazard Hamlet
undated
215
7: A Brief Case for Excellence in Procurement of A/E and Land Surveying Services
undated
215
8: A Question of Power
undated
215
9: Andrew and the Crusaders; Water, Water Everywhere
1995 February 02
216
10: Terry Staff of UAMPS interview
undated
216
11: Pedal for Power
1988
216
12: Bike Tour 1987 edited version
1987
216
13: Bike Tour 1987
1987
216
14: Bike Tour 1989
1989
216
15: Power to Live
1999 January 28
216
16: Utah's Public Power
undated
216
17: Power to the People, a KTVX cover story
1986 July 09-1986 July 10
216
18: Moving a River: A Video History of the Strawberry Valley Project
undated
217
19: Helicopter view of various electric line routes in Utah
undated
217
20: Draft Environmental Impact Statement for Operation of Glen Canyon Dam
1990
217
21: Glen Canyon Environmental Impact Statement Press Conference
1990
217
22: Moon Lake Electric Annual Meeting
1991 May 15
217
23: Mobile Generator 2News newsclip
undated
217
24: UAMPS "Imagine" commercial for KUTV companies
1999
217
25: UAMPS "Imagine" commercial for KUTV companies, 15 seconds version
1999
217
26: IPP Electric Line Route helicopter view
undated
217
27: ICM Mobile Generator in Sandy City
1996

Series XII:  UAMPS scrapbooks, 1974-1988Return to Top

Container(s) Description Dates
Box
218
ICPA media information scrapbook
1974-1984
219
UAMPS media information scrapbook
1984-1985
220
UAMPS media information scrapbook
1986-1988

Series XIII:  UAMPS tape cassettes, undatedReturn to Top

Container(s) Description Dates
Box
221
tape cassettes
undated

Series XIV:  Digital Files, 2021-2022Return to Top

Description Dates
2020 December 16
2022 March 3
2021 July 20
2021 April 20
2021 September 15
2021 December 15
2021 July 21
2022 January 19
2021 June 13
2021 October 20
2022 March 16
2021 May 19
2021 August 18
2022 February 16
2021 November 17
2022 February 9
2022 February 2
2022 January 18
2021 July 29
2021 September 15
2021 December 14
2021 November 16
2022 March 15
2021 June 22
2022 February 15
2021 June 9
2021 May 18
2021 October 18
2021 August 18
2021 July 20
2021 August 18
2021 October 20
2022 January 19
2021 May 19
2021 December 14
2021 July 21
2021 November 17
2021 September 15
2021 June 23
2022 March 16
2021 July 21
2022 February 15
2021 September 14
2021 February 16
2021 November 17
2021 July 21
2021 December 14
2022 February 15
2021 November 17
2021 June 23
2021 December 14
2021 July 20
2021 April 20
2021 September 14
2021 November 16
2022 February 15
2022 January 18
2021 October 26
2021 December 14
2022 April 6
2021 September 14
2021 October 18
2021 June 23
2022 March 15
2021 July 20
2021 May 18
2021 September 15
2022 March 16
2021 May 19
2022 January 19
2021 July 21
2021 December 14
2022 February 15
2021 June 23
2021 November 16
2021 October 20
2021 August 18
2022 February 15
2022 March 15
2021 August 18
2021 December 14
2021 September 15
2021 June 23
2021 July 20
2022 January 18
2021 October 20
2021 November 16
2021 May 18
2021 July 20
2021 May 18
2022 March 15
2022 February 15
2022 January 18
2021 November 16
2021 December 14
2021 September 14
2021 August 18
2021 July 20
2021 December 14
2021 March 16
2021 December 14
2021 February 16
2021 July 20
2022 January 1
2021 July 21
2022 March 15
2022 February 15
2021 November 17
2021 December 14
2021 February 16
2021 December 14
2021 November 16
2021 February 16
2021 July 20
2021 May 18
2022 February 15
2021 June 23
2022 March 15
2021 September 14
2021 October 20
2021 August 18
2021 July 20
2021 November 16
2021 December 14
2022 January 18
2022 March 16
2021 November 17
2021 May 19
2021 September 15
2022 January 19
2021 August 18
2021 July 19
2022 February 16
2021 December 14
2021 October 20
2022 January 19
2021 May 29
2022 March 16
2021 July 21
2022 February 15
2021 June 23
2021 August 18
2021 September 15
2021 November 17
2021 December 14
2021 December 14
2021 November 17
2022 February 15
2021 August 18
2022 January 18
2021 September 14
2021 October 20
2022 March 15
2021 July 21
2021 May 18
2021 May 19
2021 July 21
2021 November 17
2021 September 14
2021 December 14
2021 October 20
2021 July 21
2022 February 16
2022 January 18
2021 March 17

Names and SubjectsReturn to Top

Subject Terms

  • Energy development--Utah.
  • Energy industries--Utah.

Corporate Names

  • Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems