Environmental Impact Assessment. PanAfrican Tanzania shall undertake an environmental impact assessment study prior to each major operation in the Contract Area, including the drilling of the first well thereon, the costs of which shall be Recoverable Contract Expenses for the purposes of Articles X and XI and Annex D.
Environmental Impact Assessment. The Lenders Independent Engineer would review the permits and licenses required for the construction and operation of the facility. The Environmental Impact Assessment report would be reviewed to address the general quality and accuracy of the environmental assessment of the project, the plume and dispersion modeling techniques and the meteorological data used. Guaranteed Emission levels would also be reviewed. The typical environmental issued to be addressed are: * Erosion Control Measures and other environmental protection measures during construction * Storage and handling of oils and hazardous chemicals during construction and operation. * Provisions for disposal of wastes and control of flooding during plant operation. * Provisions for control of air pollution emissions during plant operation.
Environmental Impact Assessment. 7.1 The scale of development proposed at Outline stage and its nature required an Environmental Impact Assessment to be submitted in accordance with the 2017 EIA Regulations (as amended). The IRR stage will need to be repeated in order to assess the ES as a revised project. Once this has been completed the applicant will be invited to provide a response to the IRR addressing the clarifications and potential Regulation 25 request information requests raised. Any response provided by the Applicant will then be reviewed by the Local Planning Authority.
Environmental Impact Assessment. 5.1 Prior to the submission of the planning application on 28th January 2015 the applicant submitted a Screening Report, requesting a Screening Opinion for the proposed development from SDC to ascertain whether the development would be ‘EIA development’ and require the submission of an Environmental Statement.
Environmental Impact Assessment. The Concessionaire shall:
Environmental Impact Assessment. 1. Each Party shall maintain appropriate procedures for assessing the environmental impacts of proposed projects that are subject to an action by that Party’s central level of government that may cause significant effects on the environment with a view to avoiding, minimizing, or mitigating adverse effects. 2. Each Party shall ensure that such procedures provide for the disclosure of information to the public and, in accordance with its law, allow for public participation. Article 24.8:
Environmental Impact Assessment. 4.6.1 It is required by South African Legislation that any person or organisation that proposes to carry out an activity which may have a detrimental effect on the environment, apply to the Department of Environmental Affairs for permission to carry out such an activity. The primary purpose of the Environmental Impact Assessment is to provide the Department of Environmental Affairs with sufficient information about the proposed activity for an informed decision to be made regarding the project and its alternatives. The entire exercise will be carried out by and at the cost of the DEVELOPER and should be approved by the LESSOR and relevant authorities.
Environmental Impact Assessment. (a) Discharge of the minimum of ecological flows downstream of the last hydropower plant shall be in accordance with Water Permits and EIA, which will be adopted by the Montenegrin Environmental Protection Agency. Minimal ecological flow shall be also requested between the upstream dams and downstream accumulations.
Environmental Impact Assessment. This principle can be further defined as: The relevant competent authorities should reach agreement on who is the most appropriate lead authority for coordinating EIA. The following guidance should be applied during determination of a lead authority to coordinate EIA, based upon Defra guidance on determining a lead competent authority under the Habitats Regulations6: o Where a single technical issue is more important than any other in assessing the impacts of a plan or project, the competent authority with the required technical expertise could lead; o Where there are a large number of complex cross-cutting issues, the competent authority with greatest capacity to undertake the work could lead; o Where a plan or project cuts across administrative boundaries (e.g. between planning authorities), the competent authority with the principal interest could lead. The lead competent authority will then coordinate a decision on whether a shared Environmental Statement can be produced, what the respective roles and responsibilities are, a timetable for work, and how work will be resourced. Each competent authority will need to be satisfied that the Environmental Statement contains the information that it requires. To reduce duplication of effort for all parties during the EIA process, where there is no legal mechanism to formally defer decision making from one competent authority to another (such as under the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2011), one competent authority should be appointed as the administrative lead. This means that consultation and assessment at the screening and scoping stages of the process is only carried out once and one Environmental Statement covers all relevant EIA regulations. Each competent 5 This is in line with the principles set out in the Environment Agency’s “Guidance for developments requiring planning permission and environmental permits” 6 xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xx/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/69580/pb13809- habitats-guidance.pdf authority will need to be satisfied that the Environmental Statement contains the information that it requires. In practice, for a project that is mainly terrestrially based, the LPA may be the overall decision maker with regards to EIA, notwithstanding the fact that the MMO may need to issue separate consents based upon that EIA process. Similarly for a project that is mainly marine based the MMO may be the overall decision maker with reg...
Environmental Impact Assessment. 5.1 The Project is a designated project under Section A.1 of Schedule 2 of the Environmental Impact Assessment Ordinance (EIAO). As such, the statutory procedures under the EIAO need to be followed and an environmental permit (EP) will be required prior to the commencement of construction. Thus, as part of this assignment, an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is required to assess the potential impacts of the construction and operation of the Project.
