Common use of Environmental Constraints Clause in Contracts

Environmental Constraints. The Engineer shall consider impacts to environmentally sensitive sites (as identified by the Engineer and verified by the State) during the schematic design process. Environmentally sensitive sites include natural, cultural, and the human environment. Examples are historic and archeological resources, burial grounds, neighborhood communities and residential areas, farmland, floodplains, wetlands, endangered species, rare habitats, wildlife corridors, wildlife crossings, parks and nature preserves, geologic features, undeveloped areas, and significant trees.

Environmental Constraints. The Engineer shall consider impacts to environmentally sensitive sites (as identified by the Engineer State and verified by provided to the StateEngineer) during the schematic design process. Environmentally The environmental sensitive sites include naturalmay include, culturalfor example, and the human environment. Examples are historic and archeological resourcesstructures, burial groundscemeteries, neighborhood communities and residential areas, historical landmarks, farmland, floodplains, wetlands, endangered species, rare habitats, wildlife corridors, wildlife crossings, parks and nature preserves, geologic features, undeveloped areas, and significant trees.

Environmental Constraints. The Engineer shall consider impacts to environmentally sensitive sites (as identified by the Engineer State and verified by provided to the StateEngineer) during the schematic design process. Environmentally The environmental sensitive sites may include naturalhistoric structures, culturalcemeteries, and the human environment. Examples are historic and archeological resources, burial grounds, neighborhood communities and residential areas, farmland, floodplains, wetlands, endangered species, rare habitats, wildlife corridors, wildlife crossings, parks and nature preserves, geologic features, undeveloped areashistorical landmarks, and significant treesfarmland.

Environmental Constraints. The Engineer shall consider impacts to environmentally sensitive sites (as identified by the Engineer and verified by the State) during the schematic design process. Environmentally sensitive sites include natural, cultural, and the human environment. Examples of environmental sensitive sites are historic and archeological resources, burial grounds, neighborhood communities and residential areas, farmland, floodplains, wetlands, endangered species, rare habitats, wildlife corridors, wildlife crossings, parks and nature preserves, geologic features, undeveloped areas, and significant treesvegetation.

Environmental Constraints. The Engineer shall consider impacts to environmentally sensitive sites (as identified by the Engineer and verified by the State) during the schematic design process. Environmentally sensitive sites include natural, cultural, and the human environment. Examples are historic and archeological resources, burial grounds, neighborhood communities and residential areas, farmland, floodplains, wetlands, endangered species, rare habitats, wildlife corridors, wildlife crossings, parks and nature preserves, geologic features, undeveloped areas, and significant trees.. DocuSign Envelope ID: 9EFC6FE2-229E-4628-90C6-20E86398200F

Environmental Constraints. The Engineer shall consider impacts to environmentally sensitive sites (as identified by the Engineer State and verified by provided to the StateEngineer) during the schematic design process. Environmentally The environmental sensitive sites include naturalmay include, culturalfor example, and the human environment. Examples are historic and archeological resourcesstructures, burial groundscemeteries, neighborhood communities and residential areas, historical landmarks, farmland, floodplains, wetlands, endangered species, rare habitats, wildlife corridors, wildlife crossings, parks and nature preserves, geologic features, undeveloped areasand significant trees (Refer to FC 120 – Social, Economic, and significant trees.Environmental Studies and Public Involvement). DocuSign Envelope ID: F43CDC74-DA27-4A02-AC2A-90D8CB2811D6

Environmental Constraints. The Engineer shall consider impacts to environmentally sensitive sites (as identified by the Engineer State and verified by provided to the StateEngineer) during the schematic design process. Environmentally sensitive sites include include, natural, cultural, and the human environment. Examples are historic and archeological resources, burial grounds, neighborhood communities and residential areas, farmland, floodplains, wetlands, endangered species, rare habitats, wildlife corridors, wildlife crossings, parks and nature preserves, geologic features, undeveloped areas, and significant trees.

Environmental Constraints. The Engineer shall consider impacts to environmentally sensitive sites (as identified by the Engineer State and verified by provided to the StateEngineer) during the schematic design process. Environmentally The environmental sensitive sites include naturalmay include, culturalfor example, and the human environment. Examples are historic and archeological resourcesstructures, burial groundscemeteries, neighborhood communities and residential areas, historical landmarks, farmland, floodplains, wetlands, endangered species, rare habitats, wildlife corridors, wildlife crossings, parks and nature preserves, geologic features, undeveloped areasand significant trees (Refer to FC 120 – Social, Economic, and significant treesEnvironmental Studies and Public Involvement).

Environmental Constraints. The Engineer shall consider impacts to environmentally sensitive sites (as identified by the Engineer State and verified by provided to the StateEngineer) during the schematic design process. Environmentally The environmental sensitive sites include naturalmay include, culturalfor example, historic structures, cemeteries, , recorded archeological sites, residential and the human environment. Examples are historic and archeological resourcescommercial areas, burial grounds, neighborhood communities and residential areashistorical landmarks, farmland, floodplains, wetlands, endangered species, rare habitats, wildlife corridors, wildlife crossingsregulated hazardous material sites, parks and nature preserves, geologic features, undeveloped areas, and significant (e.g., large diameter) trees.