Detailed Plan for Facilities Removal Sample Clauses

Detailed Plan for Facilities Removal. The Secretary developed the Detailed Plan, which may serve as a basis for the Definite Plan described in Section 7.2.1.A. The Detailed Plan includes A through F below; G is addressed in Appendix L and will be fully developed in the Definite Plan; H will be addressed during solicitation and selection of engineering and construction contract(s) for development of a Definite Plan and for Facilities Removal. A. The physical methods to be undertaken to effect Facilities Removal, including but not limited to a timetable for Facilities Removal, which is removal of all or part of each Facility as necessary to effect a free- flowing condition and volitional fish passage as defined in Section 1.4; B. As necessary and appropriate, plans for management, removal, and/or disposal of sediment, debris, and other materials; C. A plan for site remediation and restoration; D. A plan for measures to avoid or minimize adverse downstream impacts; E. A plan for compliance with all Applicable Laws, including anticipated permits and permit conditions; F. A detailed statement of the estimated costs of Facilities Removal; G. A statement of measures to reduce risks of cost overruns, delays, or other impediments to Facilities Removal; and H. The qualifications, management, and oversight of a non-federal DRE.
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Detailed Plan for Facilities Removal. As a part of developing the basis for the Secretarial Determination, the Secretary shall develop a Detailed Plan to implement Facilities Removal. This Detailed Plan will also serve as the basis for the Definite Plan described in Section 7.2.1.A. The Detailed Plan may include: A. The physical methods to be undertaken to effect Facilities Removal, including but not limited to a timetable for Decommissioning and Facilities Removal, which is removal of all or part of each Facility as necessary to effect a free-flow condition and volitional fish passage as defined in Section 1.4; B. As necessary and appropriate, plans for management, removal, and/or disposal of sediment, debris, and other materials; C. A plan for site remediation and restoration; D. A plan for measures to avoid or minimize adverse downstream impacts; E. A plan for compliance with all Applicable Laws, including anticipated permits and permit conditions; F. A detailed statement of the estimated costs of Facilities Removal; G. A statement of measures to reduce risks of cost overruns, delays, or other impediments to Facilities Removal; and H. The identification, qualifications, management, and oversight of a non-federal DRE, if any, that the Secretary may designate.
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Detailed Plan for Facilities Removal. As a part of developing the basis for the Secretarial Determination, the Secretary shall develop a Detailed Plan to implement Facilities Removal. This Detailed Plan will also serve as the basis for the Definite Plan described in Section 7.2.1.A. The Detailed Plan may include:¶ ¶ A. The physical methods to be undertaken to effect Facilities Removal, including but not limited to a timetable for Decommissioning and Facilities Removal, which is removal of all or part of each Facility as necessary to effect a free-flowing condition and volitional fish passage as defined in Section 1.4; ¶ ¶ B. As necessary and appropriate, plans for management, removal, and/or disposal of sediment, debris, and other materials; ¶ ¶ C. A plan for site remediation and restoration; ¶ ¶ D. A plan for measures to avoid or minimize adverse downstream impacts;¶ ¶ E. A plan for compliance with all Applicable Laws, including anticipated permits and permit conditions; ¶ ¶ F. A detailed statement of the estimated costs of Facilities Removal; ¶ ¶ G. A statement of measures to reduce risks of cost overruns, delays, or other impediments to Facilities Removal; and¶ ¶ H. The identification, qualifications, management, and oversight of a non-federal DRE, if any, that the Secretary may designate.¶ ¶ 3.3.3 Egress Agreement Related to the Detailed Plan and Definite Plan to be Negotiated Between the Secretary, the DRE and PacifiCorp¶ ¶ The Parties agree that within three months of the Effective Date, the Company and the Secretary shall enter into a contract to manage, control, and permit entry onto Company lands for the express purpose of developing the Detailed Plan for Facilities Removal including without limitation: to control entry and egress activities at the Facilities in a manner that will not damage or disturb existing structures and terrain at the points of access to the Facilities except as specifically necessary for the development of the Detailed Plan for Facilities Removal; require the DRE to mitigate damage to an affected area to an equivalent condition as that existing prior to the actions that caused the damage; to be aware of, initiate, maintain, and supervise compliance with all safety laws, regulations, precautions, and programs in connection with the performance of the contract; and, to make themselves aware of and adhere to the...
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