Common use of Elements Clause in Contracts

Elements. In addition to the elements normally involved in weighing environmental issues, while fulfilling its purpose and performing its duties, the CBBEP shall consider as elements in the decision making process the following elements of concern to local governments and citizens: a. Assisting local governments in their efforts to improve the health, safety, and general welfare of the local residents and visitors and improve the regional transportation infrastructure; drainage systems; sanitary sewers and treatment systems, including on-site treatment systems; recreational facilities; growth and development of local industries and agriculture; standard of living of local residents; and local economies. b. The development of practical, cost-effective solutions to allowing continued residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural development in the region, while limiting the adverse impacts of such development on the local environment. c. The needs of the participating State agencies and local governments, including assisting them achieve their required monitoring and testing through contract assistance and administration.

Elements. In addition to the elements normally involved in weighing environmental issues, while fulfilling its purpose and performing its duties, the CBBEP shall consider as elements in the decision decision-making process the following elements of concern to local governments and citizens: a. Assisting local governments in their efforts to improve the health, safety, and general welfare of the local residents and visitors and improve improve: the regional transportation infrastructure; drainage systems; sanitary sewers and treatment systems, including on-site treatment systems; recreational facilities; growth and development of local industries and agriculture; standard of living of local residents; and local economies. b. The development of practical, cost-effective solutions to allowing continued residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural development in the region, while limiting the adverse impacts of such development on the local environment. c. The needs of the participating State agencies and local governments, including assisting them achieve their required monitoring and testing through contract assistance and administration.

Elements. In addition to the elements normally involved in weighing environmental issues, while fulfilling its purpose and performing its duties, the CBBEP shall consider as elements in the decision making -making process the following elements of concern to local governments and citizens: a. Assisting local governments in their efforts to improve the health, safety, and general welfare of the local residents and visitors and improve improve: the regional transportation infrastructure; drainage systems; sanitary sewers and treatment systems, including on-site treatment systems; recreational facilities; growth and development of local industries and agriculture; standard of living of local residents; and local economies. b. The development of practical, cost-effective solutions to allowing continued residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural development in the region, while limiting the adverse impacts of such development on the local environment. c. The needs of the participating State agencies and local governments, including assisting them achieve their required monitoring and testing through contract assistance and administration.

Elements. In addition to the elements normally involved in weighing environmental issues, while fulfilling its purpose and performing its duties, the CBBEP shall consider as elements in the decision decision-making process the following elements of concern to local governments and citizens: a. Assisting local governments in their efforts to improve the health, safety, and general welfare of the local residents and visitors and improve improve: the regional transportation infrastructure; drainage systems; sanitary sewers and treatment systems, including on-site on‑site treatment systems; recreational facilities; growth and development of local industries and agriculture; standard of living of local residents; and local economies. b. The development of practical, cost-effective cost‑effective solutions to allowing continued residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural development in the region, while limiting the adverse impacts of such development on the local environment. c. The needs of the participating State agencies and local governments, including assisting them achieve their required monitoring and testing through contract assistance and administration.