All Parties Will Sample Clauses

All Parties Will. (a) Make best efforts to meet all deadlines in the CPP to the greatest extent possible. Each Party recognizes that implementation of the Project will require significant and ongoing collaboration among all of the Parties. All Parties commit to active and timely engagement in all processes necessary to complete the environmental reviews and authorizations in an efficient and effective manner, and to make decisions consistent with the CPP. (b) Designate one point of contact responsible for coordinating with the other Parties and ensuring that the responsibilities set forth in this MOU are met. The initial point of contact for each Party is set forth in Exhibit B. (c) USACE is the lead agency for purposes of NEPA, CWA section 404, RHA sections 10 and 14, and FAST-41 review of the MBSD Project. Each other federal agency Party agrees to participate as a cooperating agency in the environmental review to ensure that the resulting EIS is sufficient to meet each Party’s statutory obligations, and to work with the Parties with the goal of issuing a single Record of Decision (“ROD”) consistent with Section 5(b) of EO 13807, unless CPRA requests that agencies issue separate NEPA documents, or the lead agency determines that a single ROD would not best promote completion of the Project’s environmental review and authorization process. In particular, as part of the EIS process, the Parties agree to work collaboratively on all aspects of the EIS and to seek agreement on the NEPA statement of purpose and need, the range of alternatives to be considered in the EIS, the modeling and analysis of NEPA alternatives, consideration of public comments, and the identification of any preferred alternative, in accordance with the relevant NEPA regulations. (d) Participate in informal and formal Project-specific consultations and coordination (e.g., ESA Section 7, Xxxxxxxx-Xxxxxxx Fishery Conservation and Management Act (MSA) Section 305, National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) Section 106, and any other consultations necessary for the authorization decisions) as required for the Project. (e) Designate appropriate representatives with relevant technical expertise to participate in the environmental review and authorizations in the CPP. (f) Identify issues and concerns early in the process, including through milestones identified in the CPP. These milestones shall include the list of coordination and concurrence points for the environmental reviews and authorizations specified in Ap...
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