Availability of Public Review Drafts Sample Clauses

Availability of Public Review Drafts. The Parties will make available for public review in a reasonable and timely manner, and in accordance with applicable statutory and regulatory deadlines, “public review drafts” of pertinent planning documents, including but not limited to plans, memoranda of understanding, maps, conservation guidelines, and species coverage lists. At a minimum, such documents will be made available by the Parties within a reasonable time prior to any public workshop conducted by a Party to address these documents. The Parties agree that the Internet will be the principal means of making documents available for public review, but that more traditional means such as distribution and display of hard copies of such documents will be used where practicable and/or required.
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Availability of Public Review Drafts. The Local Agencies will designate and make available for public review in a reasonable and timely manner “public review drafts” of pertinent planning documents including, but not limited to, plans, memoranda of understanding, maps, conservation guidelines, and species coverage lists. Such documents will be made available by the Local Agencies at least ten working days prior to any public hearing addressing these documents. In addition, the Local Agencies will make available all reports and formal memoranda prepared by the Steering Committee. To the extent allowed by state and federal law, this obligation will not apply to all documents drafted during preparation of the Plan. However, the Local Agencies will periodically designate various pertinent documents drafted during preparation of the Plan as “public review drafts,” and will make these documents available to the public. The Parties agree that documents will be available for public review on the internet at xxx.xxxx.xxx. In addition, documents will be available for distribution by BCAG in hard copy form.
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Availability of Public Review Drafts. The Local Agency will designate and make available for public review in a reasonable and timely manner “public review drafts” of pertinent planning documents including, but not limited to, plans, memoranda of understanding, maps, conservation guidelines, and species coverage lists. Such documents will be made available by the Local Agency at least ten working days prior to any public hearing addressing these documents. This obligation will not apply to all documents drafted during preparation of the Plans. However, the Local Agency will periodically designate various pertinent documents drafted during preparation of the Plans as “public review drafts”, and will make these documents available to the public. The Parties agree the internet website, xxx.xxxx-xxxxxxxx.xxx, will be one of the principal means of making documents available for public review, as well as more traditional means such as distribution and display of hard copies of such documents.
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Availability of Public Review Drafts. ‌ The Applicant will designate and make available for public review in a reasonable and timely manner “public review drafts” of pertinent planning documents including, but not limited to, plans, memoranda of understanding, maps, conservation guidelines, and species coverage lists. Such documents will be made available by the Applicant at least ten working days prior to any public hearing addressing these documents. In addition, the Applicant will make available all reports and formal memoranda prepared by the independent science advisory panel or Steering Committee. This obligation will not apply to all documents drafted during preparation of the Plan. However, the Parties will periodically designate various pertinent documents drafted during preparation of the Plan as “public review drafts” and will make these documents available to the public. The Parties agree the internet [xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx] will be one of the principal means of making documents available for public review, as well as more traditional means such as distribution and display of hard copies of such documents.
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Availability of Public Review Drafts. The Local Agencies will comply with all legal requirements regarding public notice, review and comment related to documents associated with the Plan, including but not limited to any such requirements in the NCCPA, FESA, CEQA and NEPA. The Local Agencies will designate as “public review drafts” various pertinent documents drafted during preparation of the Plan and will make these documents available to the public. The Parties agree that the internet will be used to make documents pertaining to the Plan available for public review, as well as more traditional means such as distribution and display of hard copies of such documents.
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Availability of Public Review Drafts. The County will designate and make available for public review in a reasonable and timely manner “public review drafts” of pertinent planning documents including, but not limited to, plans, memoranda of understanding, maps, conservation guidelines, and species coverage lists. Such documents will be made available by the County at least ten working days prior to any public hearing addressing these documents. This obligation will not apply to all documents drafted during preparation of the Plans. However, the County will periodically designate various pertinent documents drafted during preparation of the Plans as “public review drafts” and will make these documents available to the public. The Parties agree the website, xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/pds/mscp/, will be one of the principal means of making documents available for public review, as well as more traditional means such as distribution and display of hard copies of such documents.
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Availability of Public Review Drafts. The Parties will designate and make available for public review online in a reasonable and timely manner “public review drafts” of pertinent planning documents.
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Availability of Public Review Drafts. Any draft document associated with the NCCP/HCP that is being considered for adoption by a Member Agency will be available for public review and comment for a minimum of 60 days prior to adoption of that draft document. Preliminary public review documents not considered for adoption shall be made available by a Member Agency a minimum of 10 working days prior to any public hearing addressing these documents. The Parties expect to fulfill this obligation by distributing the draft NCCP/HCP and implementing agreement with the draft Environmental Impact Report prepared for the NCCP/HCP pursuant to CEQA and the draft Environmental Impact Statement prepared for the NCCP/HCP pursuant to NEPA. Other public review documents including draft plans, memoranda of understanding, maps, conservation guidelines, species coverage lists and other planning documents will be made available for public review in a reasonable and timely manner. This obligation will not apply to all documents drafted during preparation of the NCCP/HCPs. However, the HCPA will designate as “public review drafts” various pertinent documents drafted during preparation of the NCCP/HCPs and will make these documents available to the public. The Parties agree the HCPA’s internet website (xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx) will be used to make documents pertaining to the NCCP/HCP available for public review, as well as more traditional means such as distribution and display of hard copies of such documents.
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