Consideration and Approval Process and Thresholds for Approval Sample Clauses

Consideration and Approval Process and Thresholds for Approval. The SNPLMA Division, the PWG and the EC are the organizational groups which will be included in the modification review and approval process for all requests for project modifications. This section details the roles and responsibilities of each group, as well as the approval threshold of each group. All requests for project modifications are submitted through the SNPLMA Division for initial review and coordination with the submitting agency/entity to gather any additional information that may be required to ensure complete submissions. Once the request is complete and the SNPLMA Division initial review has been completed, the SNPLMA Division Program Manager will prepare a decision memorandum for the request. The decision memorandum will detail the project background, the issues and justification(s) for the request, the specific request itself, an analysis of the request, and a recommendation, with a signature area for either the SNPLMA Division, PWG, or EC based on decision approval thresholds as explained below. Each approval threshold section also addresses processes for review of the decision memorandum and, in some case, higher level review of decisions. The PWG may make an alternate decision to the SNPLMA Division recommendation or make an alternate recommendation to the EC which itself may make an alternate decision to the recommendation of the PWG. Requests which are not recommended by the SNPLMA Division will be forwarded to the PWG which will either make a decision, or, if concurring with the SNPLMA Division to deny the request, forward the request to the EC for a final decision. Only the EC may deny a modification request. 52 The section on conditional approvals is in accordance with an EC decision memorandum approved 2/27/12. The SNPLMA Division will coordinate obtaining additional information to respond to PWG or EC questions or comments during the voting period. Requesting agencies/entities are not to forward additional information to the PWG or EC members unless requested to do so. Original signed decision memos will be forwarded to the SNPLMA Division for retention in SNPLMA administrative files. The SNPLMA Division will advise the requesting agency/entity of the decision, provide a copy of the signed decision memorandum for the project file, and initiate modification of the applicable financial instrument to document approved changes.
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