Advanced Environmental Documentation Needs Sample Clauses

Advanced Environmental Documentation Needs. During the CE environmental documentation, the reviewing agencies have the right to request additional investigations to determine impacts. The following have not been included in the scope: • Waters, Wetlands, and/or Stream Mitigation, including a monitoring plan • Any documentation regarding a Section 4(f) or Section 6(f) use • Drafting of a Memorandum of AgreementConsulting Party Meeting/s • Above Ground Historic Properties survey and report • Curation of archaeological sites found • Cemetery Development Plan • Coordination and/or documentation regarding a “Likely to Adversely Effect” an endangered or threatened species • Involvement with a sole source aquifer • Coordination and/or documentation regarding karst investigations • Coordination and/or documentation regarding a “significant impact” to Prime Farmland • Coordination and/or documentation Floodplain Impacts Category 3, 4, or 5 • Noise analysisHot Spot analysis • Mobile Source Air Toxics Analysis • Phase I Environmental Site AssessmentPhase II Subsurface Investigations • CE Exceeding Level 2
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