Appendix 2 Photos.pdf

This document is a photographic site survey of the Salmon River Seed Orchard pump station facility located in a mountainous terrain. The images document the existing electrical and pumping infrastructure at the site, including multiple pump stations housed under metal structures with protective enclosures.

The documentation shows several critical infrastructure components requiring attention or potential upgrade: large corroded pump control boxes constructed of red/brown metal with internal electrical components including transformers and contactors; multiple pump units of varying sizes with associated motors bearing US Electrical Motors and High Thrust brand nameplates; an ICLP transformer and meter assembly supplied by Idaho County Light & Power with capacity specifications of 120-480V and 4W; conduit and grounding systems showing both PVC and metal conduit installations with visible corrosion and weathering; smaller pump control boxes containing NEMA-rated disconnects and motor starters with visible rust and deterioration; and a leaning wooden power pole supporting electrical lines that exhibits structural compromise. The site also displays various types of electrical control equipment including contactors, relays, and disconnect switches in different states of maintenance. The rugged terrain, exposure to weather, and visible corrosion on metal components indicate the equipment has been in service for an extended period and may require rehabilitation, replacement, or modernization to ensure continued operational reliability and safety compliance.