Common use of Environmental Work Clause in Contracts

Environmental Work. The Project Sponsor will acquire the appropriate clearances and permits through the design process. The Project Sponsor can follow their own adopted environmental process, or follow the Recommended Environmental Guidance / Mountainland & Utah County Programmed Projects document (including designating with the Program Manager the type of environmental work to be completed), or any other stricter environmental process under local or federal law. The Project Sponsor must follow any National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requirements required (Endangered Species Act, Clean Water Act, etc.), and any other local or government agency requirements for the Approved Project.

Environmental Work. The Project Sponsor will acquire the appropriate clearances and permits through the design process. The Project Sponsor can follow their its own adopted environmental process, process or follow the Recommended Environmental Guidance / Mountainland & Utah County Programmed Projects document (including designating with the Program Manager the type of environmental work to be completed), or any other stricter environmental process under local or federal law. The Project Sponsor Sponser must also follow any National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requirements required (Endangered Species Act, Clean Water Act, etc.), and any other local or government agency requirements for the Approved Project.

Environmental Work. The Project Sponsor will acquire the appropriate clearances and permits through the design process. The Project Sponsor can follow their own adopted environmental process, process or follow the Recommended Environmental Guidance / Mountainland & Utah County Programmed Projects document (including designating with the Program Manager the type of environmental work to be completed), or any other stricter environmental process under local or federal law. The Project Sponsor also must follow any National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requirements required (Endangered Species Act, Clean Water Act, etc.), and any other local or government agency requirements for the Approved Project.

Environmental Work. The Project Sponsor will acquire the appropriate clearances and permits through the design process. The Project Sponsor can follow their own adopted environmental process, process or follow the Recommended Environmental Guidance / Mountainland & Utah County Programmed Projects document (including designating with the Program Manager the type of environmental work to be completed), or any other stricter environmental process under local or federal law. The Project Sponsor must follow any National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requirements required (Endangered Species Act, Clean Water Act, etc.), and any other local or government agency requirements for the Approved Project.

Environmental Work. The Project Sponsor will acquire the appropriate clearances and permits through the design process. The Project Sponsor can follow their own adopted environmental process, process or follow the Recommended Environmental Guidance / Mountainland & Utah County Programmed Projects document (including designating with the Program Manager the type of environmental work to be completed), or any other stricter environmental process under local or federal law. The Project Sponsor They also must follow any National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requirements required (Endangered Species Act, Clean Water Act, etc.), and any other local or government agency requirements for the Approved Project.