Community Fund. To further augment its commitment to the environment and the community in which Indian Point operates, Entergy shall establish a fund in the amount of $15 million (the “Fund”), the goal of which is to fund projects designed to benefit the Xxxxxx River and to support the community, and to provide environmental protection and other public benefits to the community. The Fund will provide for the completion of projects to be selected by NYS and Entergy, after consultation with regional environmental organizations and community groups and interests. With respect to the environmental projects, priority will be given to projects for dam or culvert removal, purchase of sensitive wetlands areas along the Xxxxxx River, continuation of scientific studies designed to advance the protection of riverine species, and prevention of the introduction of invasive species into the Xxxxxx River watershed, and other projects determined by NYS and Entergy that are consistent with the purposes for which the Fund has been established. EXHIBITS EXHIBIT A [NYSDOS LETTERHEAD] [Month] [Day], 2017 Xxxx Xxxxxx Vice President, Operations License Renewal Entergy Nuclear Northeast, Indian Point Energy Center 000 Xxxxxxxx, GSB X.X. Xxx 000 Xxxxxxxx, XX 00000-0000 Re: F-2012-1028 Withdrawal of Objection to Coastal Zone Management Act Consistency Certification Indian Point Nuclear Generating Unit Nos. 2 & 3 NRC License Nos. DPR-26 and DPR-64 NRC Docket Nos. 50-247 and 50-286 Dear Xx. Xxxxxx: On December 17, 2012, Entergy Nuclear Operations, Inc. (Entergy) filed with the New York State Department of State (NYSDOS), pursuant to the Coastal Zone Management Act, a certification stating that renewal of U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) Facility Operating Licenses DPR-26 and DPR-64 for Indian Point Nuclear Generating Unit Nos. 2 & 3 (IP2 and IP3) for an additional 20 years was consistent with the New York State Coastal Management Program. NYSDOS objected to Entergy’s consistency certification on November 6, 2015. Pursuant to an agreement between Entergy and NYSDOS, among other parties, dated January 9, 2017, regarding the planned cessation of operation of IP2 and IP3, NYSDOS hereby withdraws its challenge to Entergy’s November 5, 2014 withdrawal of its consistency certification, and will proceed as if the withdrawal became effective on November 5, 2014, thereby (1) rendering NYSDOS’s November 6, 2015 objection moot and of no effect and (2) requiring Entergy to submit a new certification. Pur...
Community Fund. To further augment its commitment to the environment and the community in which Indian Point operates, Entergy shall establish a fund in the amount of $15 million (the “Fund”), the goal of which is to fund projects designed to benefit the Xxxxxx River and to support the community, and to provide environmental protection and other public benefits to the community. The Fund will provide for the completion of projects to be selected by NYS and Entergy, after consultation with regional environmental organizations and community groups and interests. With respect to the environmental projects, priority will be given to projects for dam or culvert removal, purchase of sensitive wetlands areas along the Xxxxxx River, continuation of scientific studies designed to advance the protection of riverine species, and prevention of the introduction of invasive species into the Xxxxxx River watershed, and other projects determined by NYS and Entergy that are consistent with the purposes for which the Fund has been established. Tritium Mitigation Entergy will implement in 2017 targeted plant and hardware modifications at Indian Point to minimize potential releases of radiologically-contaminated fluids to groundwater from normal and temporary plant systems and operations. These modifications may include installation of a high level alarm and backflow prevention measures in Fuel Storage Building (“FSB”) Sump 28, sealing and coating of the FSB Truck Bay subfloor, and sealing or replacing designated building/structural joints that provide potential paths to groundwater.
Community Fund. 19.01 Effective the month following ratification. Ten Cents ($0.10) per hour for each hour worked by all employees covered by this Agreement shall be contributed by the Employer to the Union’s Community Fund and administered by the Union’s Community Fund.
Community Fund. 1.1 To use the Community Fund Contribution for Qualifying Projects within the Parishes provided that a maximum of 5% of the contribution may be applied to the administrative costs of the District Council in dealing with the payment and application of the Community Fund.
Community Fund. 3.1 Prior to the Commencement of the Main Development MVV shall pay to the North Yard Community Trust the First Community Fund Contribution
Community Fund. 7.1 With effect from Commencement of Development from the Site Tarmac agrees to pay to the Council the sum of 2.5 xxxxx per tonne of all Minerals extracted from the Site and sold towards the Local Community Fund.
Community Fund. OVG shall cause the establishment of a non-profit charitable foundation (the “Charitable Foundation”) to administer a community fund (the “Community Fund”) to provide resources for organizations that serve the greater Seattle area and the communities surrounding Seattle Center. The Charitable Foundation shall commit at least Twenty Million Dollars ($20,000,000) in cash or in-kind donations (the “Charitable Funding Commitment”) to be administered in connection with the Community Fund, it being understood that at least fifty percent (50%) of such donations shall be in cash (inclusive of any NHL and/or NBA team franchise contributions), and that the balance of the donations may be either cash or in- kind. Consistent with the public pledge made by OVG, from the Charitable Funding Commitment Ten Million Dollars ($10,000,000) in cash or in-kind donations has been committed to YouthCare, a Washington corporation, over a twenty (20) year period commencing on the Operating Term Commencement Date pursuant to a separate written agreement to fund and support programs and services related to youth homelessness. For the remainder of the Charitable Funding Commitment, OVG shall cause the Charitable Foundation to cDRoAFT operate in good faith with Seattle Center’s resident organizations and stakeholders in the surrounding neighborhood for input and guidance to identify appropriate beneficiaries for disbursement.
Community Fund. Within two months of the end of the project (i.e. by February 2019) a full evaluation of the project should be provided incorporating (a) to (e) as above and:
Community Fund. OVG shall cause the establishment of a non-profit charitable foundation (the “Charitable Foundation”) to administer a community fund (the “Community Fund”) to provide resources for organizations that serve the greater Seattle area and the communities surrounding Seattle Center. The Charitable Foundation shall commit at least Twenty Million Dollars ($20,000,000) in cash or in-kind donations (the “Charitable Funding Commitment”) to be administered in connection with the Community Fund. Consistent with the public pledge made by OVG, from the Charitable Funding Commitment Ten Million Dollars ($10,000,000) in cash or in-kind donations has been committed to YouthCare, a Washington corporation, over a twenty (20) year period commencing on the Operating Term Commencement Date pursuant to a separate written agreement to fund and support programs and services related to youth homelessness. For the remainder of the Charitable Funding Commitment, OVG shall cause the Charitable Foundation to cooperate in good faith with Seattle Center’s resident organizations and stakeholders in the surrounding neighborhood for input and guidance to identify appropriate beneficiaries for disbursement.
