Common use of Agreements regarding Low Ground Disturbance Activity Clause in Contracts

Agreements regarding Low Ground Disturbance Activity. (a) The Parties’ discussions to confirm the extent of Low Ground Disturbance Activity, and whether a Survey is required in respect of such Activity, will be guided by the definition of Low Ground Disturbance Activity in this NSHA. (b) If SWALSC considers that a Survey in respect of any Low Ground Disturbance Activity is required, then SWALSC and the Proponent will each use their reasonable endeavours to address the concerns of SWALSC, by modifying the proposed Low Ground Disturbance Activity to limit the impact it may have on Aboriginal Heritage to the extent necessary to remove the need to conduct a Survey.

Agreements regarding Low Ground Disturbance Activity. (a) The Parties’ discussions to confirm the extent of Low Ground Disturbance Activity, and whether a Survey is required in respect of such Activity, will be guided by the definition of Low Ground Disturbance Activity in this NSHA. (b) If SWALSC the RC considers that a Survey in respect of any Low Ground Disturbance Activity is required, then SWALSC the RC and the Proponent will each use their reasonable endeavours to address the concerns of SWALSCthe RC, by modifying the proposed Low Ground Disturbance Activity to limit the impact it may have on Aboriginal Heritage to the extent necessary to remove the need to conduct a Survey.

Agreements regarding Low Ground Disturbance Activity. ‌ (a) The Parties’ discussions to confirm the extent of Low Ground Disturbance Activity, and whether a Survey is required in respect of such Activity, will be guided by the definition of Low Ground Disturbance Activity in this NSHANHALG. (b) If SWALSC considers that a Survey in respect of any Low Ground Disturbance Activity is required, then SWALSC and the Proponent Local Government will each use their reasonable endeavours to address the concerns of SWALSC, by modifying the proposed Low Ground Disturbance Activity to limit the impact it may have on Aboriginal Heritage to the extent necessary to remove the need to conduct a Survey.