ADDITIONAL IMPACTS Sample Clauses

ADDITIONAL IMPACTS. 1. The Parties acknowledge that there may be additional impacts associated with the Project that are unknown as of the Effective Date (the “Additional Impacts”). The Parties intend that any Additional Impacts of the Project that are not sufficiently mitigated through this Agreement shall be mitigated through state or municipal permitting processes that may be necessary to carry out the Project and through the Community Mitigation Fund. 2. Consistent with the regulations promulgated by the Gaming Commission as of the Effective Date, which are designed to protect surrounding communities from significant and material adverse impacts occurring after the execution of mitigation agreements (specifically 205 CMR 127.00), if a triggering event (as defined in 205 CMR 127.02) occurs, the Developer and the Town shall negotiate in good faith an amendment to this Agreement if reasonably necessary to mitigate the effect of the material adverse impact on the Town. 3. Notwithstanding Section 1.B.2 of this Agreement and consistent with the provisions of 205 CMR 127.06, the Developer and the Town shall also negotiate in good faith amendments to this Agreement (if any) under the conditions as expressly set forth elsewhere in this Agreement.
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ADDITIONAL IMPACTS. The aim of the Baoji-Zhongwei Railway, in addition to forming a bypass of the Zhengzhou-Baoji section, was also very strongly as an anti-poverty measure. The Ningxia ethnic group constituency that the Baoji-Zhongwei Railway traverses (Islam) (286 km) and Gansu (96 km) are the poorest regions in China. The completion of the Baoji-Zhongwei Railway is expected to stimulate the transport of agricultural products, livestock and ores along the railway, and to generate employment growth.

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