Categorical Exclusion Sample Clauses

Categorical Exclusion. ‌ There are occasions where a utility categorical exclusion will be used to relocate public utility facilities in advance of the project environmental document. An example is where a utility company requests to place new facilities out of the project limits and there would be cost savings to the Department by relocating existing facilities in conflict at the same time. The Helena Utilities Section will activate the process by requesting the District and Environmental Services to determine if there are impacts. If there are no apparent impacts, the Helena Utilities Section can send the notification memorandum to the Fiscal Planning Section.
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Categorical Exclusion. For a new project, the CE Determination Checklist should be completed as information becomes available. The Checklist and supporting documentation will document the answers. If the answer to a question is unknown, more analysis and/or coordination may need to be done. All of the Conditions for an Automatic or Programmatic CE must be met for a project or right-of-way action to qualify as an Automatic CE (CE-A) or Programmatic CE (CE-P). If any of the conditions are not met, the project or right-of-way action may still qualify as an Individual CE (CE-I). In this case, the Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) must prepare a determination for Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) review and approval. The certified CE-I request must be signed by the Transportation Assistant Planning Director, Office of Environmental Planning (OEP), prior to transmittal to FHWA. Part 2 of these Detailed Instructions provides further explanation of the questions on the CE Determination Checklist and the specific information that needs to be submitted to FHWA for any Condition that requires the project to be requested as a CE-I, or documentation that is needed in the project file for CE-As and CE-Ps. Please note that projects cannot be processed as Automatic CE’s under items c(26), c(27), and c(28) if the project involves ANY of the following: • An acquisition of more than a minor amount (10% or greater of any one parcel) of right-of-way or that would result in any residential or non-residential displacements • An action that needs a (individual) bridge permit from the U.S. Coast Guard, or an action that does not meet the terms and conditions of a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers nationwide or general permit under section 404 of the Clean Water Act and/or section 10 of the Rivers and Harbors Act of 1899 • A finding of “adverse effect” to historic properties under the National Historic Preservation Act, the use of a resource protected under 23 U.S.C. 138 or 49 U.S.C. 303 (section 4(f)) except for actions resulting in de minimis impacts, or a finding of “may affect, likely to adversely affect” threatened or endangered species or critical habitat under the Endangered Species Act • Construction of temporary access or the closure of existing road, bridge, or ramps that would result in major traffic disruptions • Changes in access control (on an interstate highway) • A floodplain encroachment other than functionally dependent uses (e.g., bridges, wetlands) or actions that facili...
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Categorical Exclusion. The NRC has determined that this proposed rule is the type of action described under § 51.22(c)(1). Therefore, neither an environmental impact statement nor an environmental assessment has been prepared for this proposed rule.
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Categorical Exclusion. Describes a category of actions which do not individually or cumulatively have a significant effect on the human environment and which have no extraordinary circumstances associated with the proposed action. Therefore, the action is categorically excluded from further study and neither an environmental assessment nor an environmental impact statement is required. A decision memo documents the use of a of certain categorical exclusions, while others with little or no potential for environmental effects do not require documentation (36 CFR 220.6(a)).
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Categorical Exclusion. The FAA may determine that a categorical ex- clusion is appropriate upon receipt of supporting information from an appli- cant.
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Categorical Exclusion. For a new project, the CE Determination Checklist should be completed as information becomes available. The Checklist and supporting documentation will document the answers. If the answer to a question is unknown, more analysis and/or coordination may need to be done. All of the Conditions for an Automatic or Programmatic CE must be met for a project or right‐ of‐way action to qualify as an Automatic CE (CE‐A) or Programmatic CE (CE‐P). If any of the conditions are not met, the project or right‐of‐way action may still qualify as an Individual CE (CE‐I). In this case the Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) must submit a CE‐I determination request to the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) for approval. Please refer to the section of this document on Individual CE for guidance regarding the format of CE‐I determination requests and the specific information that needs to be submitted in support of a CE‐I request. Part 2 (below) provides further explanation of the questions on the CE Determination Checklist and the specific information that needs to be submitted to FHWA for any Condition that requires the project to be requested as a CE‐I, or documentation that is needed in the project file for CE‐As and CE‐Ps. Part 2: Conditions for Automatic and Programmatic Categorical Exclusions
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  • General Exclusion Neither we nor our directors, officers, employees, or agents shall be liable for any losses, damages, costs or expenses, whether arising out of negligence, breach of contract, misrepresentation or otherwise, incurred or suffered by you under this Agreement (including any Transaction or where we have declined to enter into a proposed Transaction) unless such loss is a reasonably foreseeable consequence or arises directly from our or their respective gross negligence, wilful default or fraud. In no circumstance, shall we have liability for losses suffered by you or any third party for any special or consequential damage, loss of profits, loss of goodwill or loss of business opportunity arising under or in connection with this Agreement, whether arising out of negligence, breach of contract, misrepresentation or otherwise. Nothing in this Agreement will limit our liability for death or personal injury resulting from our negligence.

  • GENERAL EXCLUSIONS We do not insure for loss caused directly or indirectly by any of the following. Such loss is excluded regard- less of any other cause or event contributing concur- rently or in any sequence to the loss.

  • Specific Exclusions Apart from the exclusions common to all covers, the following are also excluded. We do not intervene for:  Travel taken for the purpose of diagnosis and/or treatment,  Medical and hospitalisation expenses in the country of residence,  Drunkenness, suicide or attempted suicide and their consequences,  Any voluntary mutilation of the insured,  Ailments or benign injuries which can be treated on site and/or which do not prevent the Beneficiary/Insured from continuing his trip,  The states of pregnancy, unless there are unforeseeable complications, and in all cases, the states of pregnancy beyond the 36th week, voluntary termination, the aftermath of childbirth,  Convalescence and ailments during treatment, not yet consolidated and involving a risk of sudden aggravation,  Illnesses diagnosed previously that have resulted in hospitalisation in the 6 months preceding the date of departure on the trip,  Events related to medical treatment or surgery that are not unforeseen, fortuitous or accidental,  Prosthesis costs: optical, dental, acoustic, functional, etc.  The consequences of infectious risk situations in an epidemic context that are subject to quarantine or preventive measures or specific surveillance by the international health authorities and/or local health authorities of the country where you are staying and/or national authorities of your country of origin, unless otherwise specified in the cover.  The costs of spa treatment, cosmetic treatment, vaccination and resultant costs,  Stays in a rest home and the resultant costs,  Rehabilitation, physiotherapy, chiropractic and resultant costs,  Scheduled hospitalisations. In the event of significant trauma following your quarantine related to a context of epidemic or pandemic, we can, at your request, put you in contact with a psychologist by telephone, within the limit indicated in the Schedule of Cover. These sessions are strictly confidential. This listening work is not to be confused with the psychotherapeutic work done by licensed practitioners. Under no circumstances can this service be a substitute for psychotherapy, due to the physical absence of the caller. EMERGENCY SUITCASE In the event that you no longer have enough usable personal effects at your disposal due to your quarantine or your hospitalisation following an epidemic or pandemic, we pay, on presentation of supporting documents, for basic necessities, up to the amount indicated in the Schedule of Cover. DOMESTIC HELP Following your repatriation by us following an illness linked to an epidemic or a pandemic, if you cannot perform your usual household chores, we look for, arrange and pay for domestic help assistance, within the limit indicated in the Schedule of Cover. DELIVERY OF HOUSEHOLD SHOPPING Following your repatriation by us following an illness linked to an epidemic or a pandemic, if you are not able to leave your home, we organize and cover, within the limit of local availability, the costs of delivery of your shopping within the limit set in the Schedule of Cover. PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT UPON YOUR RETURN HOME In the event of significant trauma following an event related to a context of epidemic or pandemic, we can, at your request, put you in contact with a psychologist by telephone after you return home, within the limit indicated in the Schedule of Cover. These sessions are strictly confidential. This listening work is not to be confused with the psychotherapeutic work done by licensed practitioners. Under no circumstances can this service be a substitute for psychotherapy, due to the physical absence of the caller. NEED ASSISTANCE? Contact us, 7 days/week and 24 hours/day By ‘phone from France: By e-mail +00 0 00 00 00 00 (Call not surcharged, cost according to operator, call may be recorded) xxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xx To allow us to intervene under the best conditions, remember to prepare the following information that will be requested when you call: › Your policy number, › Your last and first names, › Your home address, › The country, city or town where you are at the time of the call, › Specify the exact address (no., street, hotel possibly, etc.), › The phone number where we can reach you, › The nature of your problem. When you call initially, you will be given an assistance file number. State it systematically during any subsequent contacts with our Assistance Service.  General Provisions - the policy came with the purchase of goods or a service sold by a supplier; - you can show that you are already covered for one of the risks covered by this new policy; - the policy you wish to cancel has not been fully established; - you have not declared any loss covered by this policy. In this situation, you can exercise your right to cancel this policy by letter or in any lasting medium sent to the insurer of the new policy, together with documentary proof that you already have cover for one of the risks covered by this new policy. The insurer must reimburse you the premium paid within thirty days of your cancellation. If you wish to cancel your policy but do not meet all the above conditions, please check the cancellation procedure stipulated in your policy. Like any insurance policy, this one comprises mutual rights and obligations. 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  • Service Exclusions All of an Employee's years of Service with the Employer shall be counted to determine the vested interest of such Employee except:

  • Program Exclusions The borrower cannot be in active bankruptcy. The borrower’s first-lien mortgage cannot be a home equity line of credit, third party contract, or other private party loan. The borrower cannot own other residential real property. Employees of contractor Further.

  • Additional Exclusions The Insurer shall not be liable for:

  • TENURE EXCLUSION This contract does not confer tenure upon the Administrator in the position of Superintendent or any other administrative position in the district.

  • Related Exclusions This agreement does NOT cover custodial care, respite care, day care, or care in a facility that is not approved by us. See Section 4.6.

  • Non-Exclusion This clause 7 applies in addition to, and does not vary or exclude, the operation of section 97 or 97A of the Electricity Act or sections 119 and 120 of the National Electricity Law.

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