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COOPERATOR SHALL. A. Perform the duties of a Cooperating Agency as defined in 40 CFR 1501.8 for environmental analyses conducted which effect XX County for which the U.S. Forest Service is the lead Federal agency and XX County has special expertise, jurisdiction or significant economic or environmental impacts. B. As mutually agreed, provide information, comments and technical expertise to the U.S. Forest Service regarding those elements of the environmental analyses for which it has jurisdiction or special expertise. This may include review and written comments on draft environmental analyses prior to public distribution to ensure technical accuracy of disclosures regarding state laws, regulations, plans, programs and policies, and recommendations for improvement of materials that are found to be incomplete or inaccurate. C. Share with the U.S. Forest Service, data and other information within its special expertise and jurisdiction that are or may be relevant to the development of the environmental impact statement and/or environmental assessment. D. Provide copies of and explain the relationship of existing and proposed laws, regulations, plans, programs, and policies within its special expertise and jurisdiction that are or may be relevant to the project. E. Participate in government-to-government coordination meetings and field reviews with the U.S. Forest Service, if feasible. F. Participate when appropriate in the scoping process, including advice on public involvement strategies, addressing environmental issues as identified in the NEPA process, identifying potential effects of alternatives, suggesting mitigation for environmental effects, and providing comments on drafts of the NEPA documents.
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COOPERATOR SHALL. A. Provide access, when engaged in no other commitments, to the U.S. Forest Service for flight activities on the land owned by Walton County, Georgia. Designate Heritage Park (0000 Xxxxxxxx Xxxx Between, GA) and Xxxxxxxx Park (0000 Xxxxxxxx Xxxx Monroe, GA) as the area for these flights to occur.
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COOPERATOR SHALL. A. Provide technical assistance related to projects (approved agreements/task orders) funded by the Forest Service. B. Be responsible for managing the contract(s), agreement, or task order(s) under which DOE-ASO authorizes its employees/contractor(s) to perform work in accordance with this MOU and subsequent agreements/task orders. C. Contract management shall include, but not be limited to, contract administration, quality assurance, change/claim resolution, progress payments processing, contract(s) closeout, and related services. D. Communicate with the Forest Service Project Contact(s) listed in D-1 when a new agreement/task order is entered into under this MOU
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